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Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe used FBI attorney Lisa Page to get information on the FBI probe into the investigation of Hillary Clinton's private server. The IG report makes it clear that McCabe intentionally essentially used Page as a mole to bypass multiple subordinates to feed him information about the probe. What consequences will McCabe and Page face? Stay up to date on the latest news by subscribing as a Premium or Concierge Member on BillOReilly.com.

A "best of" from this week's No Spin News installments.

This week's hot topic was the highly talked about summit between North Korea and the United States. Bill explains the outcome of the summit and President Trump's specific negotiating tactics to get a deal form the North Korean dictator.

Democratic Attorney General Barbara Underwood is suing to dissolve The Donald J. Trump Foundation and is seeking $2.8 million in restitution. The New York AG says that the Foundation "was little more than a checkbook for payments from Mr. Trump or his businesses to nonprofits, regardless of their purpose or legality." It is no accident that Underwood filed this lawsuit today. It was meant to cause a distraction from the Inspector General's report and the progress that Trump made with Kim Jong Un at the summit earlier this week. Don't forget to sign up for a Concierge Membership or Premium Membership on BillOReilly.com.

Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report was released this afternoon and there's a very important part in the report that we don't want you to miss. The smoking gun! We'll tell you exactly what this report means and how it will affect the country going forward.

In the IG report, it says that James Comey acted outside of Justice Department guidelines, but the inspector general goes on to say that he didn't do so out of any political bias. Well, then why would a savvy political player like Comey take it upon himself to alienate his superiors? There's a lot to uncover in this report so to hear more listen to Thursday's No Spin News.

After months of waiting on the release of the Inspector General's report, it has been released to the public. Tune into the No Spin News to get clarity on the report is former U.S. Attorney, Brett Tolman. Bill and Brett discuss the findings and the possible repercussions, no spin.

There is a smoking gun in the Inspector General's report from the Justice Department. Michael Horowitz put out 500 pages. 499 of those pages are open to interpretation. One page is not.

A new report by ABC's George Stephanopoulos says that Michael Cohen's attorneys will no longer represent him, and he's likely going to cooperate with federal prosecutors, but who are the sources that are relaying this information? Of course, they're "unnamed." Stephanopoulos' report says that the lawyers will work with Cohen to establish a privilege review deadline on this matter, but they won't work with him any further after that. But how true is this? It's always risky using unnamed sources. To find out more information watch today's No Spin News.

Tomorrow, Inspector General, Michael Horowitz will release his long-awaited report on the FBI's handling of the Clinton email investigation. But it doesn't look like Trump has much, if anything to worry about. If this report was damning to Trump you know there would have been leaks by now. Make sure to tune into Thursday's No Spin News so you can find out what exactly came out of the IG report.