Mike Lindell is at it again.
The embattled MyPillow CEO spoke passionately at Donald Trump's "Save America" rally in Cullman, Alabama over the weekend, readjusting his now-defunct prediction as to when the former president will be back in office – just days after his previous August forecast fell flat.
"When you steal an election, you don't just steal an election and we're going to sit here and say 'Okay…let's wait for 2024.' I'll tell you what. It's Trump 2021.
That's what it is…2021," Lindell said to cheers from the pro-Trump crowd.
Lindell then mysteriously added: "If we don't solve 2020, there is no 2022 and 2024."
He didn't elaborate as to how the former president would end up in the Oval Office by the end of the year, but did continue to push unproven conspiracy theories about fraud in the 2020 election.
"We're going to keep fighting to get this to the Supreme Court (and) get everything taken care of," Lindell said to further cheers.
Lindell made headlines earlier this month at his "Cyber Symposium" event, at which he promised to reveal proof the election was "stolen."
But critics in attendance called it "a big fat nothing."
Back in March, Lindell – who's been banned from Twitter and faces multiple lawsuits over his baseless claims – told former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon that Trump would be back in office by August, later zoning in on August 13 as a more specific date.
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