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On Wednesday's No Spin News, Bill interviews Mark Penn who served as a pollster and adviser to President Clinton from 1995 to 2000 and he is currently the Opinion contributor to The Hill. Penn says that you won't see any further investigations into Kavanaugh, the majority of this is over. Now it's up to the Democratic and Republican bases to see who they can get out to vote during the midterms. The Democrats are cruising into a pretty good showing. However, their takeover of the House and Senate would have been better if Kavanaugh hadn't been confirmed, so, the Republicans might pull through and keep control of Congress. But, keep an eye on the Independents, because they are the swing vote. Also, don't forget to become a Premium Member on BOR.com so that you don't miss Bill's expert analysis of the day's top news.

Bill joins Lee Matthews' radio program to lay out the remaining issues that must be looked into as it relates to the Kavanaugh situation, the damage to due process among them. Also on the table, Bill's new book "Killing the SS."

The latest controversy is that Andrew McCabe and Lisa Page told Former FBI General Counsel James Baker that Rod Rosenstein said he would wear a wire when speaking to President Trump. Rosenstein said he was just joking, but was he really? However, now it looks like Rosenstein is back in Trump's good graces. Find out more on Wednesday's No Spin News!

Bernard Whitman, a Democratic strategist and Former Clinton Pollster gave O'Reilly fact-based information about the midterm elections during Tuesday's No Spin News. Whitman said that while Trump has a solid base, the question remains if enough Democrats will turn out to vote? After Kavanaugh's confirmation, the Republican enthusiasm toward the midterms has greatly increased. Why? Will the Republican motivation last until November? Watch the entire interview above, and make sure to tune in on BOR.com Monday through Thursday so that you never miss the No Spin News.

After the Kavanaugh confirmation, Dan Rather posted a message on social media saying, "So Collins misses her moment to be a hero, and the old bulls win again," Rather wrote in the post. "For most women and many men, it's a bitter, devastating loss. Which makes it all the sweeter for the old bulls, and for the forces of power, privilege and money everywhere," he added. Rather's statement is not surprising, but his ideology is being transferred to the media. These days, there is so much corruption in the media that it's hard to know what to believe. There is no balance what so ever, it's Fox News on the right and CNN, MSNBC, and almost every other network on the left. So, you the American citizen, are missing a lot of important news stories while this back and forth battle is going on. Now, if you are a Premium or Concierge Member on BillOReilly.com we'll make sure that you are always in the know.

After the being sworn into the Supreme Court Brett Kavanaugh was continuously attacked by far left zealots. These people clearly had one intent, that is attacking the nomination process. They clearly have no concern for the Kavanaugh family or finding the truth.

Bill joins Howie Carr to discuss the Kavanaugh fallout and his new book, "Killing the SS," out now. There are many remaining questions in the Kavanaugh situation that should be investigated. The same groups who came after Bill a few years ago are the same groups organzing to destroy Kavanaugh's life.

Judge Brett Kavanaugh was officially sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice over the weekend despite the Democrats doing everything in their power to stop his confirmation. This is a victory for Kavanaugh and the Republican party but many questions remain. On with Wayne Allyn Root, Bill O'Reilly goes through these questions that must be answered and gives his opinion on what is to come.

The confirmation process may be complete but the situation continues to unravel. It has been revealed that Leland Keyser felt pressure from Monica McLean to change her initial statement on Dr. Ford. Is this a crime? If so, who would be willing to investigate? Brett Tolman and Bill O'Reilly break it down and bring clarity to the hard to answer questions.

Bill O'Reilly joined the Glenn Beck radio program Friday morning as the procedural vote to advance Judge Kavanaugh came down.

Prior to the vote, Bill opined that it would be very hard for any Republican to vote against him. The crew also discussed The Wall Street Journal report that Leland Keyser felt pressured to change her testimony by Ford's people. That is huge and largely being unreported in the media.