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MyPillow CEO Michael Lindell laughs during a press conference in Des Moines, on February 3, 2020. Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell pulled all ads from Fox News after they refused to advertise his election-fraud symposium. Lindell told The Wall Street Journal his ads would air on Fox again starting next week. MyPillow lost roughly $1 million a week in sales after they stopped advertising on Fox News, Lindell said. See more stories on Insider's business page. MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell said that his ads would return to Fox News next week after he angrily removed them in July, according to The Wall Street Journal.One of Fox News' biggest sponsors, Lindell, had removed the ads amid a spat with the network over its refusal to air a commercial advertising a symposium that he said would prove his voter-fraud claims involving the 2020 election.According to reports, Lindell had then attempted to mend the relationship with Fox, but all of the commercials he pitched were rejected.Lindell and Fox now seem to have reached a compromise, according to The Wall Street Journal, and Lindell will air nonpolitical ads on the channel again.Lindell told The Wall Street Journal that he expected his ads to start again on "Tuesday or Wednesday of next week."A spokeswoman for Fox News told the outlet that Lindell had submitted nonpolitical ads but that the network was waiting for MyPillow to provide a budget for the campaign.The Wall Street Journal viewed draft versions of the ads and said they did not mention election fraud and instead talked about how "cancel culture" has affected Lindell and MyPillow.