President Donald J. Trump Calls on LindellTV Lady in Red Reporter, Cara Castronuova of Mike Lindell Media Corp. OTC: (MLMC) in the White House Briefing Room
Washington, D.C. , June 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Mike Lindell Media Corp. (OTC: MLMC) Reporter Cara Castronuova was called on by President Trump for a question today in the White House Briefing Room during a Press Conference as the President said, 'red dress.' The President was visibly appreciative of Ms. Castronuova's question which asked about potentially appointing a Special Prosecutor and also inquired about the taboo subject, the 2020 election. Additionally, she asked President Trump about rogue judges and the possibility of the President appointing someone at the Department of Justice (DOJ) https://x.com/i/status/1938638891168473346
Mike Lindell, Chairman and CEO of LindellTV and Mike Lindell Media Corp. said, 'Cara Castonuova asked the perfect question of our Great President. We have to address the 2020 stolen election and we have to secure our our election platforms. We know 2020 was not right. All people should be very concerned, not just Republicans, but everyone. Our Great President knows we have to secure our election platforms or these next four years are going to be in vain. We must go to paper ballots — hand counted! What a blessing that the President called upon our reporter, Cara Castronuova!'
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