Chairman Mike Lindell, meeting with Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn, promises to inform President Donald Trump about the reality of election fraud in Korea on the 27th (local time), giving a thumbs-up with both hands. [Video GIF from Hwang Kyo-ahn TV]

Promise Made at CPAC Event in the U.S. to Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn

"I will send our team to help investigate election fraud in Korea."

"I will deliver the list you want to Trump."

"Initially 1-2%... now a majority recognize election fraud."

"I am a big mouth and will inform everyone about the reality in Korea."

"Unlike Trump, I answer the phone well," he joked.

When asked if Korean media reports on election fraud, Lindell asks.

Hwang: "The Hankook Ilbo and others are small newspapers, but they continue to report."

Mike Lindell, CEO of Lindell TV, a close friend of U.S. President Donald Trump and an ally in the fight against election fraud, has stepped forward as a strong supporter, vowing to "help investigate election fraud in Korea."

Lindell made this pledge of active support on the 27th (local time) at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Texas, U.S., where he met with Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn of the Liberty and Innovation Party. He stated, "If you need help, I will inform my friend Donald Trump about the issues in Korea."

Lindell, the chairman of a well-known U.S. pillow company who was outraged by the suppression of the truth about election fraud by the left-leaning mainstream U.S. media and subsequently launched his own broadcasting station, expressed his pride, saying, "For the past five years, I have spent a tremendous amount of money and worked with my friend Trump to eliminate electronic voting machines in the U.S., and it seems we will finally succeed." He added, "As seen in the ruling by an Argentinian judge in 2022 that these voting machines are problematic, there is hope for Korea as well."

Lindell expressed interest in the extent of participation by the Korean public in investigating election fraud.

He specifically asked if Koreans were aware of the existence of election fraud. Representative Hwang replied, "When we began fighting against election fraud in 2021, only a very small percentage, about 1-2%, knew. However, as a result of our efforts to inform the public for five years, a majority of the people are now aware."

When Representative Hwang was asked by Lindell about the reality of the media, including whether the Korean media was controlled by the left and if there were any media outlets reporting on election fraud, he responded, "Still, some media outlets report on the evidence I have continuously presented. For example, while the Hankook Ilbo is a small newspaper, it is a legitimate media outlet and continues to report."

In response to the question, "Are there any media outlets being attacked for reporting on election fraud?" Hwang explained, "One newspaper that helped me and reported on election fraud had its president changed. A person who worked there created the Hankook Ilbo newspaper, which I mentioned earlier." He also added that Media F (Finance Today) also reports on election fraud.

When Lindell inquired about the patterns of election fraud in Korea, Representative Hwang stated, "All methods are utilized. Election fraud is being committed through electronic manipulation as well as through ballots at polling stations."

He also made a special promise. Lindell said, "We have a team across the United States tracking election fraud. I would like to help by allowing experts from that team to collaborate with Korea." He added, "If you need help, I will inform my friend Donald Trump about the issues in Korea. Trump and I have been fighting against election fraud in the U.S. for years. Just tell me, and I will mobilize all means to help you."

In response, Representative Hwang requested, "I spoke with President Trump several times when I was acting president in 2016-2017, but I can no longer reach him. I would be grateful if you could play a role." Lindell readily agreed, giving a thumbs-up with both hands and saying, "I can reach him, so I will do it."

When Representative Hwang mentioned, "There are still many people in the U.S. who don't know much about election fraud in Korea," Lindell emphasized, "You've come to the right place. I am a big mouth and will inform everyone."

Representative Hwang explained, "I am fighting to protect President Yoon Suk-yeol." Lindell responded, "I am grateful to meet a commendable person who is fighting against the election fraud in their country, just like me."

Finally, Lindell stated, "Please prepare the list you want. Then our cyber team will investigate all matters, including computer manipulation," reiterating his intention to deliver documents detailing election fraud in Korea to President Trump and saying, "This was a meeting beyond expectations. Let us become allies."

Lawyer Park Ju-hyun (left), Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn (center), and CEO Mike Lindell engage in a sworn brotherhood. [Screenshot from Hwang Kyo-ahn TV]