Frame from the documentary 'Absolute Proof'
ABSOLUTE PROOF
film includes testimony and interviews from experts on historic fraud in 2020 electionMike Lindell released a new documentary today where he lists the material instances of fraud in the 2020 Presidential election.
This effort was a culmination of the work of many individuals who wanted to expose the fraud in the 2020 election for President of the United States.Mike Lindell, famous for his life story and passion for his company "My Pillow" and a good friend of President Trump, released a documentary today surrounding the 2020 election. In the documentary, Lindell spent millions in an effort to get out the truth about the 2020 election. Embedded below is a copy of that video:
Within three hours of its release, Vimeo took it down. It is currently up at at Rumble. Lindell and those close to President Trump ask Americans to PLEASE SHARE THIS!Lindell and his team also provide more resources
here.
Take a look and decide for yourself. We've reported on hundreds of instances and likely millions of questionable votes as a result of the known fraudulent acts that occurred in the 2020 election. This documentary is independent of our work.
Millions of Americans believe something wrong happened in the 2020 election. Just today The Gateway Pundit uncovered more election fraud
caught on video in Detroit. We don't have it all yet and there are still 25 cases waiting to be heard by the courts. This documentary provides more support for these concerns.
Comment: Cleverly, right-leaning OAN ran Lindell's documentary as paid advertising. Dominion Voting Systems
reacted as expected:
The lead attorney representing Dominion Voting Systems has come out swinging against OAN for airing Mike Lindell's two-hour election fraud special — and claims that they "warned" the network not to air it.
Lindell's film titled "Absolute Proof," aired on the network in the form of a paid advertisement, with a disclaimer that it was not an OAN report.
The disclaimer said that Lindell "purchased the airtime for the broadcast of this program" and it "is not the product of OAN's reporting."
Dominion's lead attorney Thomas Clare responded to the film on Friday, telling Law & Crime that the network is still a lawsuit target despite the disclaimer.
"Nice try by OAN, but it definitely does not relieve them of liability," Clare told Law & Crime. "To the contrary, we warned them specifically and in writing that they would be broadcasting false and defamatory statements of fact if they broadcast the program, and they made the affirmative decision to disregarded that warning and broadcast it anyway."
Clare pointed out that "other outlets have refused to air it," implying that they contacted them.
"Other outlets have refused to host it," Clare said. "Textbook actual malice."
Charles Herring, the president of OAN, seemed unbothered and said that the program is "paid long-form ad air time."
"We sold the air time at fair market value. The paid content is clearly differentiated from OAN content. OAN did not assist with the production," Herring told Law & Crime.
Absolute Proof is currently available to watch on Lindell's personal website.
Comment: Cleverly, right-leaning OAN ran Lindell's documentary as paid advertising. Dominion Voting Systems reacted as expected: