Absolute Proof

After sitting through this two-hour film, I am disappointed that there was absolutely nothing substantial that we haven't heard before.

Mike Lindell desperately tries to make a mountain out of a mole hill. The problem is, there is no mole, much less a hill.

In the end, I can't help but feel sorry for Mike Lindell. He is so desperate to believe that Trump won the election and that his "proof" is going to unite this country once again. As much as I too would love to see America united again, I'm afraid this film isn't going to do it.

Bottom line, there was absolutely no proof to change anyone's mind on the 2020 election. You either believe Trump won or Biden won.

Well, what can you expect? Mike Lindell's Shakespearean descent into insanity has been well documented, mostly by himself. This was undoubtedly the product of the same sad mind who claimed that ordering a military coup was the most patriotic thing Trump could do.

Every single shred of so-called "evidence" this infomercial presents has been stomped on, destroyed, and debunked before. Lindell has the gall to bring on Melissa "No, I Wasn't Drunk at the Michigan Hearing" Carone to tell her self-aggrandizing fantasies about Michigan vote counting. At least she made Saturday Night Live as a result.

Also prominently featured: Russell Ramsland, famous for conducting a "forensic analysis" that confused counties in different states, and a revival of the "German servers held the smoking gun" conspiracy theory that even QAnon has abandoned.

What is equally weird is the music. Most of it sounds like student film horror movie material, but it is paced in the strangest places and with inappropriate volumes. Finally, Mr. Lindell states, repeatedly, that he expects his film to be so compelling, even Congress and the Supreme Court will see how Joe Biden is "The Manchurian Candidate." Pretty sure he is going to be disappointed about that one. The silver lining: the guests were cheap, and the production values so low, it must not have cost him too much.

The My Pillow guy is an idiot, and this 'docu-movie' is a total snooze fest. Lots of made up data without credible sources or more commonly sources not even provided. So called 'experts' are just as bad. A bunch of fringe characters who have been discredited and whose opinions have been proven to be without merit in the courts. The worst part though is how boring it is. Two hours of the pillow guy stroking his massive ego.

You're insane, literally. Nothing in this is based in reality.

It's unfortunate this film was made because the only people who truly believe the information presented have already gone down the rabbit hole of 'The BIG Lie' and/or 'Q'. Some of these same people tried to overthrow the government on January 6, 2021 and will spend the next 10 to 20 years in prison. An epilogue should be added after Mike loses his various libel suits and spends the rest of his life paying his judgements.