Mike Lindell

 Lindell operates two web sites under the "Frank" brand: Frank, focused on streaming videos and the social network FrankSocial.In March of 2021, Lindell detailed plans for "Vocl," an alt-tech social media platform was in development for some time. The website will be a mix of YouTube and Twitter, and it would be different from Gab or Parler. Lindell changed the name of his website to Frank after an argument with a company who owned "Vocal". Frank launched his site at domain frankspeech.com in the month of April, 2021. There were numerous technical problems that Lindell blamed on the "massive attacker". Frank is not a social network with features, and instead includes embedded video streams that include Absolute Interference, a two-hour video that promotes conspiracy theories regarding the 2020 presidential election. Lindell claims to have invested millions in the creation of Frank. Based on the invoices obtained by Salon from a leaked video conference held with Lindell and his IT team, Lindell spent approximately $936,000 on hardware as well as labor and services to launch Frank. [30] Jared Holt, an extremism and far-right media researcher at the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab, said that Lindell was "being had by the people who were around him." .... The various initiatives and products Lindell is working on whether it's a fake documentary film or a social media platform, are expensive projects. Lindell's money is being taken from him to create this kind of stuff. "[31[31. Lindell stated to Insider that he spent more than one million dollars per month on Frank during March 2022.