Highlights from BillOReilly.com’s No Spin News | February 13, 2026

Neville Roy Singham, an American living in Shanghai, is accused of funneling hundreds of millions of dollars from China to radical groups in the USA. These groups are believed to be paying agitators to disrupt and potentially destroy the US government. The House Ways and Means Committee has initiated hearings and is subpoenaing records from two key organizations: Breakthrough Media (headquartered in New York City, sharing an address with 'The People's Forum,' a communist organization) and the Tricontinental Institute for Social Research (a 'Marxist think tank' with international offices).

The host states, 'He's an American traitor, living in Shanghai, China, funneling hundreds of millions of dollars into radical groups in the USA... the House Ways and Means Committee held hearings on Singum and a few radical groups... The House is subpoenaing records from those two groups.'

New information from the Epstein files reportedly reveals that in 2006, when Jeffrey Epstein was under investigation for crimes involving minor girls, Donald Trump contacted Palm Beach County Sheriff Michael Ryder. Trump allegedly told the sheriff, 'You better get Epstein, he's an awful guy.' This occurred before Epstein's 2006 indictment and 2008 conviction on state charges.

The host states, '2006, Jeffrey Epstein was under investigation... Trump called authorities in West in Palm Beach County and specifically the sheriff, Michael Ryder. Trump told the sheriff, according to the documents in the Epstein files, 'Okay, you better get Epstein, he's a awful guy.''

Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's associate, took the Fifth Amendment during her testimony to the House Oversight Committee. Bill Clinton is scheduled to testify on February 27th, and Hillary Clinton on February 26th. Congressman Pete Sessions, a committee member, indicated that while Maxwell was expected to take the Fifth, the committee intends to confront the Clintons with facts to 'jar their memory' regarding their associations with Epstein. The committee is investigating Bill Clinton's 'active participation in social things' and Hillary Clinton's involvement potentially related to her charitable foundation.

The host states, 'Elaine Maxwell... went to the House to testify oversight committee, took the fifth... Bill Clinton is, uh, supposed to testify in front of the oversight committee on February 27th. Hillary Clinton, February 26.' Congressman Sessions adds, 'We've got lots of questions. they would tend to be aware of or we'll find out what they are going to say remembering that uh they're going to take an oath and that oath means they may not recall... they may be reminded.'