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Mike Lindell: Blocked Recounts, a Guilty Verdict for the Truth & the Uniparty Exposed │ BardsFM
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- Sep 2, 2026
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Episode 4213 │ September 2, 2026 Mike Lindell offered to pay for a full recount. Minnesota agreed, then only let him count two of seven candidates. He's suing to find out why. WHAT THIS EPISODE COVERS Scott Kesterson sits down with Mike Lindell for a full update on the aftermath of his Minnesota gubernatorial primary loss — polling seven and a half points ahead after Trump's endorsement, then losing by eleven amid vote-count deviations his team describes as synchronized percentage patterns across seven candidates that never varied regardless of which county or precinct reported. Lindell details his fight to fund a full paper-ballot hand recount under Minnesota law, only to have the Secretary of State's office change the terms at the last moment to count just two of seven candidates' ballots, forcing a temporary restraining order and now an appeal headed to the US Supreme Court. The conversation moves through the Smartmatic defamation case — where a Minnesota judge ruled Lindell guilty by summary judgment even after Smartmatic itself was confirmed guilty of bribery and election corruption in newly declassified evidence — and the FBI's Operation Arctic Frost investigation, opened after a voting machine company complained to federal law enforcement, with newly unredacted documents showing key figures in the Colorado Dominion case were never questioned while Lindell and Tina Peters faced prosecution. The episode closes with Lindell's call for a national emergency declaration on election security ahead of the midterms and his LindellPlan.com effort to collect voter roll and county data nationwide. KEY QUESTIONS ADDRESSED What happened on election night in the Minnesota primary — and why does Lindell describe every candidate's reported vote share holding to the exact same pe…