Highlights from BillOReilly com’s No Spin News | February 6, 2026

Bill O'Reilly reports that a billionaire tech entrepreneur, Neville Roy Singum, based in Shanghai, China, is allegedly funneling tens of millions of dollars into US-based 501c non-profit organizations. These organizations are then purportedly used to pay protesters to create 'mayhem' and foster rebellion in the United States, particularly in cities like Los Angeles and Portland.

O'Reilly states, 'we named an American citizen, a man named Neville Roy Singum, a billionaire tech guy who lives in Shanghai, China, and works in concert with the communist government there. Uh we told you that he is pumping tens of millions of dollars into the United States to foster rebellion.'

O'Reilly claims that major US news outlets (CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC, CBS) deliberately ignored his report on foreign funding of protests. He attributes this omission to their primary objective of 'destroying Donald Trump,' arguing that the story does not align with their anti-Trump narrative.

O'Reilly states, 'The rep US media is not very interested in the story we broke last week... why would they do it? Because it doesn't fit in to their main goal of destroying Donald Trump. That's why.'

The FBI is investigating Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry and Minnesota Governor Tim Walls for allegedly obstructing or impeding federal law enforcement during a sweeping immigration operation in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. Both officials received subpoenas for information related to the investigation.

O'Reilly states, 'The investigation is into whether Fry and Walls obstructed or impeded federal law enforcement during a sweeping immigration operation in the Minneapolis St. Paul area.'

Pollster John McLaclin argues that mainstream media polls, such as the Pew poll, 'cook the books' by using skewed demographics (e.g., only 28% Republican respondents compared to actual voter turnout models) to produce negative approval ratings for Donald Trump. McLaclin asserts his firm's polls, which model actual voter turnout, show Trump with a positive approval rating.

McLachlin states, 'They've been cooking the books, these these media polls have been cooking the books against Trump since 2016.' He contrasts Pew's 28% Republican sample with his own 35% Republican sample, which he claims matches CNN exit polls.