Mike Lindell Says He's Sending MyPillows To The Ottawa Anti-Vaccine Trucker Mob

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is showing support for the anti-vaccine trucker protesters in Ottawa who have blocked major routes across the U.S.-Canada border — by pledging to send them pillows en masse.

“All of our employees are busy making pillows right now for the truckers in Canada. We’re going to try and get them through. I’m not going to say what day or, you know, there will be obstructionists,” Lindell, a stalwart Trump disciple, told the Right Side Broadcasting Network  on Saturday.

“We’re gonna get these brave truckers, and it’s going on around the world now. It’s amazing. We’re winning,” he added, celebrating that some Canadian provinces had recently pulled back mask and vaccine mandates. 

He encouraged truckers not to give up or “compromise halfway. No, we want all our freedoms.”

Thousands of so-called “Freedom Convoy” truckers have blocked roads in Ottawa since late January to protest COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine mandates, exacerbating supply chain issues in the U.S. 

Canadian police cleared protesters from the biggest bridge blockade, at the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ontario, on Sunday, but other protests and blockages associated with the movement in other parts of the country continued.

Lindell is the latest among a string of major conservative figures in the U.S. to cheer the truckers’ cause, including Fox News ’ Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson , Sen. Ted Cruz  (R-Texas), Florida’s GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis , Elon Musk , Rep. Jim Jordan  (R-Ohio), and former President Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr .

Lindell is the subject of multiple major legal challenges over his persistent spread of disinformation about the 2020 election. Last month, the Smartmatic  voting machine company filed a defamation lawsuit against him, alleging he intentionally made up electoral fraud lies and stoked divisions to sell his pillows.