Inside My Pillow's Mike Lindell's very personal plea to Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : And he started at the top with President Trump in an unannounced meeting after a National Day of Prayer event in the Rose Garden last week.
56% : Embattled 'MyPillow' executive and longtime MAGA fan Mike Lindell had a few minutes alone with President Trump during a closed-door meeting at the White House.
49% : He told the Daily Mail he met with Trump to push for a change in the way the IRS calculates a COVID-era program that rewarded businesses that kept workers on the payroll.
45% : She was sentenced to nine years in prison and is appealing her case Lindell pitched two issues to Trump in a White House meeting Judge Matthew Barrett of the 21st Judicial District admonished Peters at sentencing, calling her a 'charlatan' who would 'do it all over again if you could.' The Justice Department filed an unusual 'statement of interest' in the case calling out the 'exceptionally lengthy sentence and said the court should give 'prompt and careful consideration' to Peters' request to be released pending her appeal.
33% : A president can only issue a pardon for federal offenses, as Trump did when he pardoned 1,500 January 6 defendants when he first took office.
32% : It's not clear what else Trump can do , since Peters is jailed in Colorado on state charges.
23% : He got both issues in front of Trump by asking when he was at the White House for the National Day of Prayer.
21% : Mike Lindell, chief executive officer of My Pillow Inc., told DailyMail.com he raised two issues with Trump during a meeting last week 'I did bring it up with the president.
19% : It noted pointedly that DOJ was reviewing the case to see whether it was 'oriented more toward inflicting political pain than toward pursuing actual justice.' Read More Trump reveals the wild reason he decided to reopen notorious Alcatraz prison The intrusion came at a time when Lindell and Trump allies were raising false claims of massive election fraud.
18% : During his brief meeting with Trump, Lindell said he also raised the issue of Colorado clerk Tina Peters, who got sentenced to nine years in prison.

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