Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis No Spin News - Weekend Edition - January 17, 2026
Jan 17, 2026
This week's discussion features Bob Driscoll, an experienced attorney specializing in congressional subpoenas, and Colby Hall, a Mediaite co-founder and commentator. They dive into the potential legal repercussions for Bill and Hillary Clinton regarding contempt of Congress. Bob also details the precedents set by Navarro and Bannon’s cases. Colby critiques Trump's executive overreach while both analyze the balance between national security and constitutional checks. Their debate reveals tensions in power dynamics and prompts thought on the implications of unilateral actions.
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Risks Of Blowing Off Congressional Subpoenas
- Refusing to comply with congressional subpoenas risks criminal contempt and DOJ referral.
- Bob Driscoll recommends appearing, objecting to specific questions, or promptly suing to challenge subpoenas in court.
Show Up Or Challenge Subpoenas Quickly
- Show up for congressional subpoenas and have counsel object to improper questions.
- Alternatively file immediate suit in D.C. to challenge the subpoena rather than ignoring it.
Powell Probe Blends Policy And Politics
- The DOJ inquiry into Jerome Powell mixes potential legitimate procurement questions with political overtones.
- Anthony Esposito says rate decisions and a $2.5 billion renovation probe give both policy and partisan motives for scrutiny.
