MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell says he was late to a conservative event because a door on his private jet fell off

The CEO of MyPillow says he was late to a conservative event because one of the doors on his plane fell off.

He was explaining his late arrival to the event. Brannon Howse hosted the two day event in Missouri.

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"I was supposed to be here earlier, but the plane door fell off of my plane on the ground, so I'm not here yet," he said. Let me tell you about my strange life.

Lindell was heard joking that the pilot wouldn't let him stick pillows in the door so he could fly.

The door to the luggage storage fell off his private jet before he flew to Missouri.

We had to get it back on for four hours. It was difficult to get it on the rollers. After we got it back on, we went back to the shop to complete the intensive check.

He said that the main door was not the problem and that it would have been a better story if that had happened.

The jet is back to normal.

He has flown to and from many events. He said on his Facebook page that he flew his team members home after he finished his marathon.

Tina Peters, a former Colorado elections official, was flown out to South Dakota to attend the cyber-symposium on the jet, according to a report. Peters may have broken the law by accepting the plane ride. She is accused of leaking voting machine data.

On the cyber symposium, I gave her a ride from all over the country. The group from Colorado brought her to the cyber symposium. People were picked up by me. I invited every state. The states were represented. You have your answer. A stupid journalist asked another stupid question.

The subject of his private plane travel came up when the FBI seized his phone at a fast food joint. According to a filing from Lindell's lawyers, officers seized his phone after he had a 30-minute conversation with Peters and other people. The investigation into Peters was a factor in the seizure.