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If you’ve lived in the United States long enough, you’ve heard of My Pillow – the reportedly best pillows on the US market. Its CEO, Mike Lindell, needed to borrow $10 million dollars just to keep the company afloat.
As per a report issued via Conservative Brief, that My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell has stated that the company is in financial trouble and that he needed to borrow $10 million to keep it afloat.
Mike said he borrowed “about 4 million in May, 2 million in the summer, and 4 million in September (of 2022),” in an exclusive interview with Insider.
He said that he has spent “all” of his money on fighting for the nation against what he believes are wrongs that have been done and it has affected his personal finances too.
“I sold a building I had in Savage, in Minnesota, in October,” he said. “And I had to borrow 2 million too. I’ve spent it all on fighting for this country.”
And he said he will “get around to” selling other things like his private jet.
In an interview with Newsweek Mike said it “sure seems suspicious” that he was audited by the Internal Revenue Service.
“I mean, I’ve never been audited before in my life,” he said. “This is just kind of weird. You know, auditing Mike Lindell. So, it sure seems suspicious.”
“I just think that it’s very suspicious,” the CEO said. “I get attacked from every direction. The FBI took my phone. I’ve never done anything wrong.”
