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My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell He said delegates from 45 states have signed up to attend a three-day event in South Dakota, which former President Donald Trump’s outspoken ally insists will result in a unanimous vote. Supreme Court The decision to cancel the November elections.

Mr. Lindell He claims to have 37 terabytes of “irrefutable” evidence that hackers backed by China hacked into electoral systems and changed the vote in favor of Joseph R. Biden. He plans to present the evidence at a “cyber symposium” that begins Tuesday.

“Whether you’re a Democrat or a Republican, this will be the greatest unification our country has ever made.” Lindell He told the Washington Times in an interview. “Because it’s not about politics. This is about free and fair elections and 2020. [election]. And you have to fix that.”

Mr. Biden defeated Mr. Trump in the general election. Federal officials in both administrations have found no evidence of widespread fraud, despite claims by Mr Trump and some of his allies that the election was stolen. Former Attorney General William Barr, appointed by Mr Trump, also disputed the former president’s allegations.

Mr. Lindell He said Mr Trump did not support the symposium and did not participate in any way.

Participation in person with Mr. LindellIts effectiveness is limited to state, local and national politicians, cybersecurity experts and members of the media.

Mr. Lindell told The Times He He invited thousands of politicians from both parties. As of Friday, He He said the enrollment was close to 500, including politicians or delegates from 45 states. Mr. Lindell offered $5 million to anyone who could prove otherwise her claims.

Representatives from Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island, Hawaii, and Maine did not register to attend, Mr. Lindell aforementioned.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, a California Democrat, declined Mr. Lindell’s invitation to attend the symposium. HE Timing conflicts noted, according to an email received by The Times. A member of Ms. Pelosi’s team thanked Mr. Pelosi. Lindell for her understanding.

Participants, Mr. Lindell Election Day claims to be a cyberattack. Mr. Lindell aforementioned He A large number of people who said they recorded “package captures” in real time on Election Day applied in early January. He He said this data is “objective evidence” of a cyberattack. He hired a team of experts who spent months verifying the material and organizing the symposium to present the evidence, He aforementioned.

Several election officials told CNN last week, Mr. Lindell‘s claim is unfounded. A Wisconsin election official from one county, Mr. Lindell He told CNN that every ballot in the county was manually recounted, and a paper trail supported the results.

The full duration of the symposium will be broadcast live on Mr. Lindell’s website, FrankSpeech.com. He aforementioned He It hopes to attract 1 billion viewers.

“It will be the most seen event in history” He He told The Times. “I believe this because everyone in the world will be curious and see it. And they’re going to say, ‘You have to see this. This is real. The United States was elected, hacked by China.’”

He aforementioned He Had the roles been reversed and Mr. Biden had benefited from it, he would have come forward with evidence of an electoral cyberattack.

This event, Mr. LindellHighly publicized allegations of election fraud. Her the allegations were widely discredited and the cost He significantly from a financial and reputational standpoint.

Mr. Lindell He has produced several documentaries summarizing the allegations of election fraud that have been published. her Web site. The latest, titled “Absolute 9-0,” unanimously Supreme Court decides and summarizes the specific claim that was the subject of the cyber symposium.

He He said several retailers have since pulled My Pillow products from their shelves. He began to publicly object to the election results.

In February, Dominion Voting Systems, one of the largest voting machine manufacturers, sued Mr. Lindell and MyPillow for $1.3 billion in damages for defamation. Complaint, Mr. Lindell Damaged the Dominion’s reputation her allegations that electoral integrity has been compromised. In June, Mr. Lindell It filed a $1.6 billion counterclaim, citing the First Amendment and claiming that Dominion violated it. her the right to free speech.

At the end of last month, Mr. Lindell Fox News, one of My Pillow’s biggest backers, pulled ads worth more than $1 million a week after the network refused to run an ad for the cyber symposium.

“We’ve lost about $80 million this year with box stores, which has knocked us out in revenue,” he said. Lindell aforementioned. “And now we’re leaving Fox. That’s another million dollars a week for My Pillow that we lost. So we can’t get that back. We can’t take it anywhere else.”

He aforementioned He personally spent close to $15 million on election fraud investigations and cyber symposiums. In total, He He said that election allegations have a cost. He and her company hundreds of millions of dollars.

He aforementioned He also received numerous threats He and her business.

“You can’t imagine what they’ll come with after me.” He aforementioned. “Even abroad. Everyone I’ve dealt with hired bots, trolls and hit groups to attack me and My Pillow, no matter who they were.”

Mr. Lindell It did not disclose the names of those who registered for the cyber symposium or the sources of the raw materials used to support it. her claim because of concerns about their safety.

“This is about our country,” said Mr. Lindell aforementioned. “I would go until the last penny was spent.

“Even if I went down and lost everything and was broke on the street, it wouldn’t matter.” He aforementioned. “That’s it. Money doesn’t matter.”