Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News Wednesday, February 16, 2022, stand

up for your country. It'll tell you about tonight. We're on it, I think, advancing

stories as we try to do every day. So the Durham Report, day six, day six, of what is a very

important story for all Americans, but a story that is being suppressed, a lot like the Hunter

Biden story. And that is a subject of this evening's Talking Points memo. So there is no

question that the Hillary Clinton campaign in 2016 paid money to various people to spy on the

Trump campaign in order to dig up dirt about a alleged connection with Putin and Russia. So they

wanted to put forth a narrative, the Clinton campaign that Donald Trump was doing something

nefarious word of the day with Vladimir Putin. So now we know, because the Justice Department

in the form of special counsel John Durham is investigating this, went, now we know the

spine took place. Now there's a lot of parsing, was it mining, was it tapping, all of this.

We went over that last night. And if you didn't see the No Spin News last night and you're

not, premium members, you can see it anytime you want, but I don't want to repeat myself

every night. But I think the Wall Street Journal nailed it in its headline lead editorial, Donald

Trump was spied on. So now what happens? Well, the special counsel has a grand jury and the

grand jury could put forth more indictments. You would think that would interest the corporate

media, wouldn't you? Especially because it parallels to Watergate. So you'll remember

back in 1961, right? 1971. The Nixon reelection campaign tried to bug the Democratic National

Committee, of course. And that led to Richard Nixon's resignation. So very interesting story.

Now the Washington Post, which broke the Watergate story, has a slogan and it says democracy

dies in darkness. Yet the Washington Post is not real interested in this story. In fact,

in its article, it says that why Trump is once again claiming he was spied upon. So it's

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