According to Insider reports, MyPillow salesperson Mike Lindell spent about 40 minutes discussing false election fraud theories with Donald Trump at the former president’s Sealake Estate. The discussion included Trump, who lost the 2020 election by 7 million votes, and supported Lindel's proposal that the voting machine should be melted and turned into a prison.

"It's funny," Trump said in a tuxedo while chatting. "this is a good idea."

The interview was broadcast online on Tuesday. The Daily Beast reports that it has been pre-recorded. The media also reported that Lindel told their reporter that he would like to see the plastic used in the voting machine turn into food trays for prison inmates.

Lindel was sued by Dominion Voting Systems, seeking damages of US$1.3 billion, on the grounds that he claimed that the technology company was to some extent Trump's failed party. The 60-year-old businessman is one of several Trump agents prosecuted for spreading rumors of election fraud. The lawsuits also involved former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and several right-wing cable TV outlets where the boastful pillow promoter advertised.

Celebrity net worth thinks Lindel is worth $50 million. He announced in a chat with Trump that he will broadcast a 96-hour show on Thanksgiving weekend to "help save our country."

In his memoir, "How Likely?" Lindel described a lifestyle of overcoming gambling and drug abuse and becoming a successful entrepreneur. The book is priced at $9.97 on Amazon, and its sales page states: "Due to the holographic cover, the prison/prison does not accept it. Please choose the version approved by the prison."