MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Looks To Pull Ads From Fox News After Spot Is Rejected

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has requested to have his ads pulled from the Fox News schedule, following a disagreement over a potential commercial. Lindell told the Wall Street Journal that he pitched…

told the Wall Street Journal

Lindell noted that the commercial would not specifically mention his claims of widespread voter fraud. But the notion that he would be discussing them at his upcoming event was apparently enough of a reason for Fox to refuse to promote it.

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