Yeah, and furthermore, the way Mike Lindell is behaving is a typical sign of innocence. Righteous indignation is not usualy the behavior you see out of guilty people. When people are unjustly character assassinated and get horrible things happen with life impacting consequences, the natural reaction is righteous indignation.

You'll see in a lot of police interrogation videos, the guys the police got who are innocent, become heated, whereas the guilty try to shift away and don't become so bold, the guilty usually are much quieter and less free with their speaking, being very cautious with lots of qualifiying statements and not being too "emphatic" on any one thing because they want to be able to backtrack out of certain things.

Everything about Mike Lindell's behavior screams "I'm innocent...this is a scumbag thing to do to someone, it's a waste of my time and I'm ticked off and I don't care who knows it because I know this is a stacked court where I'm guilty as default and will always be declared as such".