Several shows on the channel Real America’s Voice either interviewed Lindell, ran an ad for his event, or announced they’d be broadcasting from it:

• America’s Voice Live on July 1.
• Breaking Point on July 14.
• Outside the Beltway with John Fredericks on July 30 and August 2.
• Smackdown with Darrell Scott on July 31.

But it was former Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon’s War Room: Pandemic which was the most obsequious and frequent of this channel’s shows in its promotion of Lindell’s event. Lindell appeared on Bannon’s program multiple times to promote his symposium, dating back to at least June 28.

Over the past month or so, the far-right One America News Network’s hosts repeatedly promoted Lindell’s symposium, and the channel also aired live a speech he gave on July 18 during which he talked about it. And while Fox News declined Lindell’s ads, OAN eagerly aired them -- more than 150 times between July 30 and August 5 alone.

Like the other two far-right channels already listed, Newsmax ran Lindell’s ads for his event and promoted it on multiple programs. From August 2-8, Newsmax aired his commercial for the symposium at least 171 times. Several Newsmax shows also specifically called out or criticized Fox News for declining to run the ads:

• National Report on July 30 and August 5.
• Stinchfield on August 4.

Newsmax is also running Facebook ads promoting Lindell’s event, and Newsmax hosts Diamond & Silk talked about the event on their YouTube channel.

At least three hosts from the conservative Salem Radio Network ran ads for Lindell’s symposium, discussed Lindell’s efforts, or interviewed him about it, either on the Salem shows or elsewhere:

• Dinesh D’Souza on July 1 and twice on August 3.
• Lou Dobbs on August 4.
• Matt Bruce on August 4.

At least one non-Salem radio host, Scott Hennen, also interviewed Lindell on July 6 about his event. Hennen's program What’s On Your Mind broadcasts on several North Dakota stations.

Notorious conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has used his Infowars program The Alex Jones Show to promote Lindell’s event since July. On August 2, Jones said he’d probably attend the symposium, and between then and August 4, Jones aired Lindell’s ad for the symposium several times per day. And during an August 6 interview on Infowars, Lindell claimed that “at the symposium we’re going to also unveil a whole new way to do elections.”

Several other extremist shows, some connected to the far-right QAnon movement, also promoted Lindell’s event:

• The Pete Santilli Show on July 22.
• The Glazov Gang on July 23.
• Worldview Weekend Radio on July 27.
• The Common Sense Show on July 29.
• In the Matrixxx on July 30.

In July, the right-wing website Gateway Pundit published several articles promoting Lindell’s event:

• A July 21 post titled: “Mike Lindell Offers $5 Million Reward to Any Cyber Expert Who Can Prove His Voter Fraud Data Invalid.”
• A July 23 post titled: “Cyber Expert ‘Code Monkey Z’ Posts Explosive Background Information on Mike Lindell’s Upcoming Cybersecurity Election Data.”
• A July 29 post titled: “MyPillow Founder Mike Lindell Pulls Ads from FOX News After Network Refuses to Run Ads for His August Symposium.”
• A July 30 post titled: “‘They Should Just Be a Weather Channel’ – Mike Lindell RIPS FOX News and Announces CNN Will Likely Air His Cyber Symposium Ads (VIDEO).”

Disgraced former Trump national security adviser-turned-QAnon adherent Michael Flynn endorsed Lindell’s event in an August 3 interview and suggested he’d be attending it on the last day. But he isn’t the only QAnon-linked fringe figure to promote it; QAnon grifter Ron Watkins promoted Lindell’s event multiple times. (Watkins, also known as CodeMonkeyZ, ran the far-right message board with his father Jim where the Q messages appeared):

• A July 30 Telegram post linked to a news article about Lindell’s symposium and listed the dates when it will occur.
• Another July 30 post listed Lindell’s event as one of several “events scheduled for mid-August.”
• A third July 30 post suggested the federal government would distract people if Lindell’s event produces “information that the govt wants to bury asap.”
• And two posts on July 30 and August 1 mentioned possible revelations that could come at Lindell’s event.

Two men with large followings on Telegram,  David K. Clements (aka The Professor’s Record) and Dr. Douglas G. Frank (aka Follow The Data), have both repeatedly promoted Lindell’s symposium on their social media accounts. Both men have ceaselessly promoted the big lie that the 2020 election was stolen:

• Frank on July 5 linked to a video on his website promoting Lindell’s event.
• Frank reposted that link on his Telegram account on July 9.
• Clements on July 10 reposted an article from Frank about the symposium.
• On July 12, Frank posted to call for help from “cyber geeks” for Lindell’s event.
• Frank repeated this call for help from “cyber geeks” on July 14.
• Frank mentioned Lindell’s symposium in an August 4 post.
• On August 4, Clements reposted a post referencing blue and red pills to promote Lindell’s event.

Multiple users of Patriots.win, a pro-Trump message board that was founded after the pro-Trump subreddit The_Donald was removed from Reddit, have also promoted Lindell’s cyber symposium.

• A July 30 post urged users to “cancel” Fox News for refusing to air Lindell’s ads for his event.
• A post on July 31 included a delusional rant that the FBI was planning “false flags” on the dates of Lindell’s event.
• An August 1 post also criticized Fox News for “undermining Lindell’s work” and urged users to stop sharing links from or screenshots of Fox.
• An August 4 post linked to a video of Lindell promoting his event.
• An August 5 post included a meme imposing Lindell and Trump on Back to the Future characters to promote Lindell’s event.