Mike Lindell has gotten so nutty that his banks longer want him to do business with them because he is a "reputation risk"

Mike Lindell, the founder and CEO of MyPillow, told Insider on Friday that he's been told by two financial institutions to "leave their bank."

Lindell said Minnesota Bank & Trust and Heartland Financial USA told him they no longer wanted to do business with him.

"What if somebody came in and said, 'you know what, we're gonna subpoena all of his account records, and this and that,' and we make the news?" a man Lindell identified as Tom Cardle, a senior vice president at Minnesota Bank & Trust, said in recordings obtained by Insider.

Cardle also referred to the bank's continued relationship with Lindell as a "reputation risk."

"These guys have an agenda, there's something wrong, or they would have done something before," Lindell told Insider on Friday, responding to the call. "They would have done something last year or a year ago. Like on January 9, when I was at the White House, running around with papers from a lawyer that said 'martial law,' they would have done this."

"[The banks] never had a problem with the cyber symposium. They didn't have a problem last year when all the box stores canceled me," Lindell said, referring to his 72-hour cyber symposium in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and Costco and other retailers pulling MyPillow products from their shelves. "Isn't this weird? You know, give me a break. These guys are disgusting."

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