Mike Lindell Suing For Access To Jan 6th Footage – “Why Does Just Fox Get This?”

Mike Lindell, the CEO of the pillow company My Pillow, is suing for access to security footage from the Capitol Hill riots of January 6th, 2021. Lindell has been an outspoken supporter of former President Donald Trump, and has been vocal in his criticism of the media for not providing sufficient coverage of the events of that day. Lindell is now claiming that Fox News has exclusive access to the security footage, and he is charging that this is an example of media bias against him and his supporters.

The Capitol Hill riots of January 6th saw a mob of Trump supporters storm the Capitol building in an effort to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 Presidential election. The riots resulted in five deaths, numerous injuries, and over 300 arrests. In the aftermath of the riots, a number of investigations have been launched to determine who was responsible and to bring those responsible to justice.

Lindell has been a vocal supporter of Trump, and has been highly critical of the media coverage of the events of January 6th. He has accused the media of not providing sufficient coverage of the events, and of giving too much attention to the violence and not enough to the peaceful protests that also took place. Lindell has also been critical of Fox News for what he believes is an exclusive access to the security footage of the Capitol Hill riots.

The lawsuit that Lindell has filed is aimed at gaining access to the security footage from the Capitol Hill riots. Lindell is claiming that Fox News has exclusive access to the footage, and he is charging that this is an example of media bias against him and his supporters. He is also claiming that Fox News is using the footage to further its own political agenda, rather than providing an unbiased view of the events.

The lawsuit has been met with some criticism, as some argue that Lindell is simply trying to gain access to the footage for his own political gain. Others argue that Lindell is simply trying to ensure that the events of January 6th are not forgotten, and that all media outlets have access to the footage in order to provide a more accurate view of the events.

At the heart of the issue is the question of why Fox News has exclusive access to the security footage. Fox News has not provided any explanation as to why they have exclusive access to the footage, and there is no evidence to suggest that they have done anything wrong. It is possible that Fox News has a contract with the security company that owns the footage, or that they have been granted exclusive access by the authorities.

Regardless of the reason, Lindell’s lawsuit raises important questions about media bias and access to information. It is important that all media outlets have equal access to the footage in order to provide an unbiased view of the events. It is also important that the events of January 6th are not forgotten, and that all media outlets have access to the footage in order to provide a more accurate view of the events.