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🚨 “WHAT ARE THE ODDS?” @realMikeLindell shares the moment everything changed. On January 16, 2009, he prayed for the desire to be gone and it was. “When I quit that day, the desire was gone. I thought, this is when I got saved.” From penniless addict… To walking into the White House. “What are the odds an ex-crack addict is sitting next to the President live to the nation?” Lindell recalls walking into the White House and seeing the famous Nixon–Elvis photo - a picture that once made him think, “You’d have to be Elvis to meet a president.” Years later, he was the one there. “Jesus is real, because this would be impossible.” He describes giving his life fully to the Lord on February 18, 2017 - overcoming fear, shame, and what he calls a lifelong “fear of rejection.” “It was like a weight lifted off me.” Two months later, he was leading 55,000 young people in prayer at U.S. Bank Stadium. “With God, all things are possible.” Catch the full powerful tell all interview on LindellTV!

🇺🇸 “IT WAS A DIVINE APPOINTMENT.” In a powerful story from a special interview, @realMikeLindell shares the moment he says changed everything. On a flight in July 2016, Lindell says he prayed: “God, am I supposed to meet Donald Trump?” At 10,000 feet, his phone dinged. It was an email: “Mike, this is Donald Trump. Would you meet me in Trump Tower?” Lindell says he was nearly in tears - not because of who it was, but because the prayer was answered in real time. Weeks later, he walked into Trump Tower. What was supposed to be a group meeting turned into just the two of them, exactly like a dream he says he had a year earlier. He told @realDonaldTrump: “I used to be a crack addict.” And says the conversation felt like talking to an old friend - discussing faith, addiction recovery, manufacturing in America, and securing the border. Forty-five minutes later, Lindell walked out believing: “He would be a great president. He solves problems.” When he returned home and told his board he planned to publicly support Trump, half warned him it would “ruin the business.” He stepped into the hallway and someone told him: “We didn’t get this far by you not listening to God.” 📺 Watch the full interview on LindellTV.