Dominion lawsuit: Sidney Powell, Mike Lindell and Rudy Giuliani pushed Trump lies for fame, glory -- and pillows

Attorneys for Dominion Voting Systems accused Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell of spreading lies about Donald Trump's election loss for fame and glory.

The voting technology company's lawyers argued Thursday in a court hearing that Trump's former campaign lawyers and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell believed they could attain power and influence by helping the former president remain in office by overturning his election loss with baseless claims of fraud and tampering, reported CNN.

"That's the place they could get in-person audiences," said Dominion attorney Megan Meier. "[Washington was] the place where Powell could become a household name."

Attorneys for Giuliani, Powell and Lindell -- who have been sued for $1.3 billion in the defamation suit -- at times attempted to re-litigate the election during the four-hour hearing, which began a few hours after a New York court suspended Giuliani's law license over his election fraud lies.

The former New York City mayor did not attend the hearing, but Powell and Lindell did.

Another attorney for Dominion argued that the case can remain alive in court, even if jurors find the defendants' claims "improbable," because the case isn't about "the marketplace of ideas," as Lindell's attorney has argued.

"There is a quantum of information available to [Lindell] by the time he made these statements," Clare said. "He made the preconceived notion that the election was stolen."

The lawsuit accuses Lindell of using election lies and Qanon conspiracy theories to promote his pillow company.

"[He] sells the lie to this day because the lie sells pillows," the suit alleges.