White House’s Cocaine Scandal: Contradicting Records Expose Press Secretary’s Alibi
New Contradicting Records Expose White House’s Cocaine Scandal and Press Secretary’s Alibi
The recent cocaine scandal surrounding the White House has taken a shocking turn as the Biden administration and Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre are caught in a significant lie. Initially, the White House insisted that President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden, and their son Hunter Biden were not present at the White House between June 30 and July 4. However, official records have emerged that contradict these claims and reveal that the President gave remarks in the Roosevelt Room on June 30 before leaving for Camp David later that evening.
According to the official press pool report for June 30, President Biden, along with Jill, Hunter, and Hunter’s son Beau Biden, departed from the White House at 6:34 PM to go to Camp David. This directly contradicts Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s strong denial during a press briefing in which she stated that the Biden family was not at the White House during that time.
Jean-Pierre tried to deflect questions regarding whether the discovered cocaine belonged to any member of the first family, deeming the question “incredibly irresponsible.” As a result, the Secret Service initiated an investigation using DNA testing and fingerprint analysis to determine the owner of the illicit substance. However, as time goes by, it remains uncertain if the responsible party will ever be identified.
Former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino asserted that only a family member could have smuggled the cocaine into the White House complex, as they can bypass security checkpoints. Texas Senator Ted Cruz dismissed the possibility of Hunter Biden’s involvement and suggested that a high-ranking Biden official might be accountable. Cruz accused the administration of participating in a cover-up and questioned why it is taking the Secret Service so long to identify the culprit.
As the investigation progresses, the revelations surrounding the Biden family’s presence in the White House during the cocaine discovery raise additional doubts about their involvement and the administration’s handling of the situation.
