Jimmy Kimmel Utterly Humiliates MyPillow Guy Mike Lindell

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell made his triumphant return to Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night comedy program on Tuesday evening.

But given that he appeared from within the confines of an arcade claw machine, it was ultimately even more demoralizing than the first time around.

“To help him overcome his debilitating fear of machines, we have installed him inside a claw machine,” Kimmel quipped as he opened the segment. “I don’t know why I decided you should be in there,” he added before stating he was surprised that Lindell took him up on the unique offer, despite Lindell earlier claiming it was due to his unvaccinated status.

The jokes at Lindell’s expense only kept rolling from there as Kimmel wondered aloud why people don’t take him seriously.

The late-night host asked Lindell why he only came away with four Republican National Committee votes despite for months touting he was “ahead of every single poll” to become the new chairperson of the influential Republican Party operation.

“Do you believe this was a rigged election, too?” Kimmel asked.

Lindell responded that he didn’t believe such was the case, stating “‘cause there [were] no machines involved,” which led to Kimmel quipping: “So you would have lost either way, is what you’re saying?”

“You distrust machines,” Kimmel continued, before asking: “Does that extend to sewing machines...what about ice machines?”

The pair discussed Lindell’s continued, unverified accusations of rigged voting machines before actor James Adomian then burst onto the scene playing the role of Lindell, to the real-life pillow maven’s delight.

“What type of dark magic is at play,” Adomian yelled in shock when he saw the real-life Lindell inside the claw machine. “Don’t worry you, you sweet boy, I got a pillowcase full of quarters right here!”

Even before Lindell’s appearance got off the ground, Kimmel was cracking one liners.

“All the way from whatever planet he came from, Mr. My Pillow, Mike Lindell is here to finally answer the question, ‘What if Ted Lasso was on the FBI watchlist?’” Kimmel said in his late-night monologue Tuesday night. He explained to the audience and viewers at home that he only agreed to have Lindell back on his show as a guest if he “agreed to do the interview from inside a Dave & Buster’s claw machine.”