Lindell’s Attempt to Infiltrate DNC Backfires as 12-Year-Old Calls Out His Election Claims

Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow and a supporter of Donald Trump, made good on his promise to go undercover at the Democratic National Convention (DNC). He shaved off his mustache and attended the event in Chicago, Illinois, wearing a panama hat and sunglasses in an attempt to disguise himself. Lindell had previously mentioned his plans in a video on X (formerly known as Twitter), where he claimed that his disguise would be so effective that no one would recognize him.

Despite his efforts, Lindell’s attempt to blend in did not go as planned. He was quickly recognized by attendees, and footage from the event shows him getting into a heated argument with a 12-year-old influencer named Knowa. The argument centered around Lindell’s unfounded claims of election fraud in Georgia, which he has repeatedly pushed since the 2020 presidential election.

During the exchange, Knowa challenged Lindell to provide credible evidence for his claims. When Lindell failed to do so, Knowa mockingly pointed out that Lindell’s only source seemed to be “trust me, bro.” The incident quickly went viral, with many people online mocking Lindell for arguing with a child and losing the debate.

The situation drew further attention when late-night comedian Seth Meyers featured it on his show. Meyers joked about the absurdity of Lindell, a grown man, getting into a debate with a 12-year-old at a political convention. The comedian highlighted how strange it was for Lindell to go to such lengths to attend the DNC in disguise, only to end up being recognized and mocked.