Shock: Newsmax TV Goes 'Fox News' on Its New Viewers

Aimee Herd : Feb 3, 2021
Populist Press

MyPillow's Mike Lindell stated that he was suspended from social media for "revealing all the evidence" of election fraud.

In the waning months of 2020, conservative media hub, Newsmax and Newsmax TV on cable, saw a rise in its audience and subscribers, as Fox News seemingly rejected claims of voter fraud in the Presidential Election. (Screengrab image)

However, in light of a recent video interview with CEO of MyPillow, Mike Lindell—an ardent supporter of President Trump—it appears Newsmax has bought into the Democrat narrative of there being "no evidence" of fraud.

Or perhaps it's just the fear of being sued.

During the interview, Mike Lindell is asked why his Twitter account was taken down.

"Well, first mine was taken down because we have all the election fraud with Dominion machines, we have 100 percent proof..."

That was about as far as Lindell could get before one of the Newsmax TV anchors, Bob Sellers began speaking over him saying, "We at Newsmax have not been able to verify any of those kinds of allegations..."

Eventually, as Lindell continued trying to explain his position while being talked over, Sellers left the set, with the 3-split-screen camera focusing on his empty chair, as Heather Childers attempted to reroute the discussion with Lindell, onto a different aspect of the situation.

There are reports that Dominion officials have delivered a cease and desist letter to Newsmax, for their previous coverage of possible voter fraud.

Indeed, that threat appears to be working.

For the record, reports state that Mike Lindell has also been threatened with a lawsuit from Dominion, but—to date—he is refusing to be silenced. Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

Click here to watch the contentious interview on video.