You almost have to feel sorry for My Pillow CEO and founder Mike Lindell. He’s just perpetually convinced that the 2020 presidential election was “stolen” from Trump and it is abundantly clear the man is not well.

And now he’s on another desperate gambit that’s bound to wind up even more embarrassing than his previous attempts to reinstall his favorite demagogue — the man we all know and don’t particularly like — former president Donald Trump.

So what’s he up to this time?

According to Raw Story, he’s planning a 3-day “marathon” broadcast over Thanksgiving to prepare to get us all ready for the election to be overturned.

In an interview with right-wing radio host and Trump crony Steve Bannon he whined a familiar complaint.

“This is absolutely the biggest cover-up for the biggest crime in history,” Lindell told Bannon on Friday. “I cannot wait to drop this Supreme Court case the Tuesday 9 a.m. before Thanksgiving and the whole world is going to be watching all this unfold over Thanksgiving.”

I’m not a doctor, not do I play one on TV, but I am spotting delusions of grandeur here. “The whole world is going to be watching?” Well, if people are watching my guess is a good percentage of them will be laughing at him. Lindell said he’s also anticipating “that up to 30 state attorneys general would join his lawsuit claiming that the election was stolen from former President Trump.”

“I really believe it will be 9-0 that they will at least look at it,” he said of the court, “that they’re going to take it down.”

Then he made another prognostication that was also weird (but we are talking about Lindell, however. Being weird is nothing new to him.)

“And you’re going to be sitting around the table — this is very important to our country and the world — everyone can be sitting around the table and going, ‘Hey, what do you think of that? You think the Supreme Court is going to accept it and protect our country like they’re supposed to?” Lindell said.

That led Bannon to note that the election issue could result in some uncomfortable conversations at the Thanksgiving dinner table. Well, Bannon and Lindell are certainly imaginative, if nothing else.

Lindell then did what he frequently does, offer “evidence,” without offering any proof.

“No, no, no! Thirty some percent of Democrats now believe this country was stole [sic] and through the machines. This is going to be a uniting! Not a dividing.!”

Didn’t he have a problem with one major voting machine manufacturer because of his comments? Let’s jog the old memory for a moment. Seems like he did. Oh yeah, here it is, and here and here too.

Of course, he’s previously predicted last August that the Supreme Court would overturn the election 9-0 and that prediction fell flatter than a pancake.

You can watch the unintentionally hilarious exchange between Bannon and Lindell below.