MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Served With Legal Documents During Live TV Interview

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Source: Huff Post

Mar 27, 2026, 12:48 AM EDT | Updated 6 hours ago


Mike Lindell, MyPillow CEO, a candidate for Minnesota governor and a notorious ally of President Donald Trump, was served with legal documents during a live TV interview at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Gaylord, Texas, on Thursday. Lindell was speaking with a reporter from the far-right news outlet One America News when a woman interrupted the interview.

“Hi, sorry to interrupt,” the unidentified woman said.“We’re on TV here, please,” Lindell repeatedly said while trying to shove the women out of frame.

“I know, you’ve been served,” the woman replied, even as Lindell refused to take the documents she tried to hand him.“What are you serving him with?” the OAN reporter asked the woman.

“You’ve been served, so you have to take this. Thank you,” the woman said to Lindell.After much back-and-forth, Lindell finally grabbed the papers and tossed them on the floor.

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Mike Lindell was served with a lawsuit today while doing an interview at CPAC.
7:52 PM · Mar 26, 2026

[JoseBalow]

1. And the idiot took it

[underpants]

3. By taking it that completes it correct?

[Escurumbele]

5. Legal procedures will move forward whether you take the envelope or not.

Most Americans are aware of process servers, seeing them in the movies or on television pretending to be delivering pizza, handing over papers, and announcing, “You’ve been served.” It is not surprising that people that know they’re in trouble with the law, on the receiving end of a divorce, or on the brink of foreclosure go to great lengths to avoid process servers. They may never answer the door, or they answer the door but insist they are somebody else. Others may hide in the closet until the process server leaves or hide out at a family member’s home. These measures may be successful in preventing personal service, but they will not be helpful at all in preventing legal actions from going forward against them. It’s not illegal to avoid being served with a process, but it is rarely advantageous. In some cases, it can result in court orders and decisions being made without your knowledge, and it always results in longer and more expensive litigations. The additional fees and expenses caused by avoiding service, such as multiple service charges for process server attempts, can be charged to the person that avoids being served.

[underpants]

7. Good info. Thanks.

[Historic NY]

12. In addition alternative service civil process

after documented multiple attempts to serve the person evades refuses to answer the door etc,
A process may be affixed (posted) to a premise. I used to keep roofing nails handy. They are harder to pull out and usually if they tear a process off pieces remain under the nail.

This was back in the days before cell phones w/cameras , we had to fill out additional affidavits for the courts.

[SergeStorms]

16. I was a process server for a while.....

in my youth. I was unemployed for about 1 month in the early 70s and my Dad - who was a New York State Judge - got me a process server job. I think I made $7 for each one I served, which was pretty good money in the 70s.

I hated every minute of it. Serving subpoenas on people for things I was doing myself (that my Dad didn't know about) made me feel like a major hypocrite. I didn't last the week.

[PSPS]

6. Yes. In some jurisdictions, just announcing yourself and dropping it at their feet is sufficient.

[twodogsbarking]

2. The interviewer was loving it. Me too.

[FakeNoose]

14. Maybe the reporter knew it was going to happen?

I wonder ....

[TheRickles]

4. Not as polite as the British sit-com "Are You Being Served?", but just as funny.

[Doodley]

27. Don't get me started on Mrs Slocombe's pussy!

[twodogsbarking]

8. Thank you for your service

[OGBuzz]

9. The idiot who lost it all in service of Trump.

Don't worry Mikey, Donald will look after you just like he's looking after Rudy, Jenna, Sidney, and many others.

[odins folly]

10. They are all like little kids

Repeating “we’re on TV please” over and over and over like a little kid.

Douche bag….

[TNNurse]

11. Few things make me smile these days.

but this certainly does.

[NEOH]

13. Delicious!

Delicious! Just delicious!

I hope there will be many more incidents like this with other MAGA fraudsters.

Pillow Guy deserves this!!!!!

[Martin68]

15. I love it!

[twodogsbarking]

17. If they gave a Nobel Prize for being a comical idiot he would have already won.

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[GenThePerservering]

18. That interviewer giggling like a little prat. ny

[twodogsbarking]

19. I feel sorry for Mike.

[LudwigPastorius]

20. The crack industry is suing him to cut down so there will be enough for everyone else.

[MissouriDem47]

21. What I Find Amazing

Is that someone is stupid enough to interview Lindell.

[BumRushDaShow]

22. He's a hero in MAGat World!

[Blue Owl]

23. The way he kept saying "we're on TV here" like it's some sacred thing

[ck4829]

25. Haha

[johnnyfins]

26. It is a sacred thing. To the magat leaders and

heroes. Propaganda is the point.

[ck4829]

24. Heh, nice

[Doodley]

28. Don't serve me those defamation papers. Can't you see? I'm on TV defaming somebody else right now.