We start tonight with big news in the Pillow world out of Shacopi, Minnesota.

Hello is now evicted from its warehouse in Shacopi.

A judge made that ruling today

after the landlord said the company owes more than $200,000 in rent.

That is right, my pillow, the company owned by the far right election denier Mike Lindel has been evicted from its

warehouse in Minnesota for not paying rent.

Mr Lindel is currently trying to spin this like it's no big deal. He says that the company wasn't using

the warehouse because my pillow is direct to consumer these days. But the reason my pillow is

direct to consumer is because my pillow was dropped by all the biggest retailers in the country.

And the reason for that is because of Mr. Lindell's role in pushing the big lie that the

20-20 election was stolen.

And as much as Mr Lindel is claiming his company is still doing fine that this is what he had,

that this is all part of the plan, this is what he had to say about his finances just a few months back in October.

I ran out of money. I have no money personally. Nothing left. Nothing left.

So actions have consequences and the people who pushed the big

lie that the 2020 election was riddled with systemic voter fraud, those people

are now being held accountable.

On Wednesday, a judge in California ruled that John Eastman,

the architect of Trump's fake elector scheme,

should be disbarred for his role in pushing the big lie.

Trump lawyers Kenneth Chesbro, Jenna Ellis, and Sydney Powell have all pleaded guilty in

the ongoing criminal case in Georgia for their roles in that scheme.

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