WATCH: Mike Lindell Is At It Again With Election Conspiracy “Thank-O-Thon”

Mike Lindell is persisting in his claims about the 2020 Presidential Election, despite all odds and evidence. As a part of his crusade to prove that Donald Trump is still the President of the United States, he’ll be holding a special event over Thanksgiving, and you can check it out, if you have 96 hours to spare.

If you don’t want to devote a full four days to listening to election conspiracy theories and pillow ads, however, you can check out the clip below, instead, clocking in at about half a minute and summing up what viewers of Lindell’s “Thank-o-thon” can expect from the experience.

Mike Lindell announces his 96-hour "Thanks-o-thon" where he plans to "unpack the historic U.S. Supreme Court complaint on the…biggest crime in history, the 2020 election." pic.twitter.com/nkhNpQZEhP

— The Republican Accountability Project (@AccountableGOP) November 23, 2021

Streaming on the site that Lindell touted as a new kind of social media, before letting it settle into more of a showcase for political propaganda and product pushing, the event is promised as 96 hours of “unpacking” and analysis of what Lindell claims will be an historic case before the Supreme Court.

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Bear in mind, of course, that this isn’t the first time he’s made predictions and claims that SCOTUS would soon join his cause and flip the 2020 election in Donald Trump’s favor. He’s even given dates before, by which he was sure that the evidence he claims to have (though he’s never shown any) would certainly sway the justices.

The “MyPillow Guy” has been forced into a steady stream of recalibrating his predictions as each deadline has passed without the United States uncovering some unknown and non-existent provision for returning an ousted president to office just because losing feels bad. This hasn’t stopped him from continuing to claim that Trump is not only the true winner of the 2020 election, and the rightful holder of the office, but “our real president.”