Twitter declined to comment for this article.Īt a rally near the White House just before the Capitol assault, Trump urged his thousands of supporters there to head to the legislative building and "fight like hell" to save their country.
That assault came after the former president used Twitter and other social media platforms to spread conspiracy theories about the 2020 election results, claiming that the election was "rigged" or "stolen" in President Joe Biden's favor. Twitter banned Trump from its platform on Januafter the former president's supporters attacked the U.S. Fox News personalities Maria Bartiromo, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and a number of others are generally viewed as staunchly supportive of the former president. He went on to organize a small demonstration with those in attendance holding signs promoting his website Frank Speech.Īlthough Trump has also repeatedly criticized Fox News, he regularly does interviews with popular hosts on the network that remain friendly to his politics. "You could at least report the news, Fox," he said, urging his supporters to join a protest outside of the network. He said that Fox News was going toward "the middle" or "the left," claiming it is not even reporting the news anymore. "They are a big part of our country being taken from us," Lindell claimed at the end of November 2021. However, he has repeatedly attacked and criticized the popular cable network, even organizing a small protest at the end of last year outside Fox News' headquarters in New York City. As of January, his ads were still running on the network as well. Mike Lindell Vows to Spend 'Whatever It Takes' on Claims Trump Won in 2020ĭespite criticizing Fox News, Lindell continued to advertise on it throughout 2021.21 Percent of Republicans Say Biden 'Probably' or 'Definitely' Won in 2020.Trump Movement Poses 'Existential Threat' to America: NYT Editorial Board.Bannon Confronts Lindell Over Trump-Appointed Judges Ruling Against Him."We didn't know how bad Fox was, we didn't know how bad Twitter was, we didn't know how bad Zuck-a-buck's Facebook was. "Because we didn't know-because they had a hidden agenda that we just didn't know how evil they were, Steve," Lindell responded. "How can you say we're better off than we were a year ago?" Bannon asked Lindell, after the businessman spoke optimistically about the past 12 months since Trump was removed from the mainstream social media site. During the episode, Bannon, Lindell and other guests discussed Twitter's decision on Januto de-platform Trump-who was still president at the time. Lindell, a key promoter of the conspiracy theory that the 2020 election was "stolen" from Trump, made the remarks during an episode of right-wing strategist Steve Bannon's War Room podcast on Saturday. MyPillow founder Mike Lindell commented on the one-year anniversary of former President Donald Trump being banned from Twitter by criticizing Fox News and large social media platforms, claiming that the U.S.
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