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To begin today with breaking news, a major legal battle involving Mike Lindell has come to an end. The voting technology company formerly known as Dominion Voting Systems, now operating as Liberty Vote, has agreed to dismiss a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit against Mike Lindell and MyPillow. Court filings show both sides agreed to drop all claims with prejudice. That means the case cannot be refiled. The lawsuit stemmed from Mike's repeated claims that Dominion helped rig the 2020 presidential election. Allegations the company strongly denied. The dismissal marks a significant end to one of the most closely watched election-related lawsuits stemming from the 2020 presidential race. I am just celebrating the good news coming out of this. Tell us about this legal case and what the latest is. Well, here it is everybody. This is the second one now. Remember the evidence, the $5 million challenge got overturned last summer and they said Mike was right. This is all about the voting machine evidence and now yesterday, if you don't see in the news, they did one article out there from law and crime. Dominion dropped the lawsuit against Mike Lindell and MyPillow and that was yesterday. I just want everybody to know it doesn't mean anything that I'm going to stop fighting these voting machine companies. It was a nice gesture, but we're all in to get rid of them, get to paper ballots, hand count it and here I'm going to announce right now it should be within the next half hour. We're going to be posting on Lindell TV, everybody. It's 800 page historical drop of the voting machine evidence. This has never been seen before. A lot of it, a lot of it you might have, we have bits and pieces were out there. This has been compiled over the last five years. This will be right here on Lindell TV. It'll be posted, like I say, in about 20 minutes. We're doing a press release on it and anyone that ever tells you then, Vanessa, that ever says, "Oh, there's no evidence, there's no evidence." This is like a library. It's a historical library with 500 and some articles and 100% evidence that back each thing up. This was actually part of this given to the president when he walked off that reporter a few weeks ago and he re-truth it. So it's a very exciting day. We're going to tie in all this stuff going on. It is a relief for me that my pillow, which never did anything when Dominion sued them for $1.3 billion with a B, everybody, and my employees had to sit and worry about that because their CEO is out there practicing his free speech. This is a big relief. So we got one, two down. We are also appealing. The appeal just went out. It'll actually go out today. The Colorado case, that my pillow won a year ago. Vanessa, you were there. My pillow won and this is the last piece of that where we're putting in the appeal and hopefully they rule on that very fast. It seems like the voting machine companies are falling like dominoes here. Then we have the last one you'll see in the newest Smartmatic here in Minneapolis. That's like a parked car. It's sitting there because if everybody remembers the judge made a ruling before even going to trial that I defamed them and then a week later it came out that Smartmatic is in fact committing crimes with their company, with their voting machines and against other countries and a lot of that will be coming out too. But that was funny with that one because they're going, I'm going okay. A week after this judge makes this ruling here in Minneapolis, it all comes out that yes, this is a criminal organization basically. It's like I defamed the mafia, right? I figured it'd be like my cousin Vinny going, okay, in light of the new evidence, he's dismissed. But according to my lawyers, that's now how it is. It can just sit there like a parked car and judges can sit on it as long as they want.
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