We have a yellow bar stating cocaine hydrochloride.
>> According to White House officials, a preliminary field test and
now a formal lab test indicated that a suspicious white powder found inside
the White House was, in fact, cocaine.
So, John, what were you doing at the White House?
>> Yeah, I get invited all the fanciest parties surrounded by
the political elites, and I love blow more than anyone.
>> Well.
>> A few notable elites.
>> Way to blow it. Never standing.
>> Okay.
>> I saw that.
>> You should have taken your blow with you after you left work.
>> I love that all of the headlines are like, there's cocaine in the White House,
when the headline should realistically be it's now being openly
reported that they found cocaine at the White House.
Like, yeah, for all the Trump years,
nobody was doing cocaine at the White House or anything.
>> What do you mean?
Why would you think anyone would be doing, by the way, let me just.
>> So stupid.
>> As you learn the details of this story, I think there's
some reason to believe that no one in government was using cocaine.
Or at least let me reword that.
>> They might not have been using that cocaine, but
they're using all sorts of different drugs.
>> I mean, allegedly.
So let's give you the details and how this story unfolded.
So a spokesman for the Secret Service said authorities are looking into
how it got into the White House.
He said the DC fire Department determined the substance which was
found in a work area of the West Wing did not present a threat.
Which I love that last sentence and
the need to explain to people, ladies and gentlemen,
there was the existence of cocaine in this fine establishment.
However, no one was harmed in the discovery of this cocaine.
Why would it present a threat?
>> Was it, like, in an aggressive stance, growling?
>> Or to be fair, I mean, maybe they initially thought it was some sort of
dangerous substance, like, I don't know, anthrax or something like that.
I don't know.
>> Or fentanyl that'll kill a cop from 100 miles away.
>> From 100 miles away, exactly.
>> It's possible that's what they're referring to.
>> Now, the discovery prompted an elevated security alert and
a brief evacuation of the Executive mansion.
If you're wondering if Biden was evacuated, he was not,
because he was not there.
He wasn't at the Executive mansion.
So the Secret Service spokesman declined to say specifically how it was packaged.
He said it was found by members of the uniform division of
the Secret Service conducting routine rounds through the building.
And there have been multiple reports of the location of where this cocaine was
found.
So the original dispatch call said the library.
Then the Secret Service spokesperson said it was found in a work area
of the West Wing.
But officials are now saying something completely different.
They say that it was found in the West Wing,
where visitors are instructed to leave their cell phones.
Well, I was gonna say there's a possibility that it was just a visitor,
and they're like.
>> Definitely.
>> However, that would be a convenient made up story for White House officials.
>> Just a visitor bringing coke to the White, I mean,
when they said it was in a West Wing work area,
I always thought that the people in that show talked really fast.
So it sort of makes sense.
Nobody does dialogue that snappy.
I don't care if there's cocaine in the White House.
Does anyone care if there's cocaine?
I wish there was cocaine in the White House.
Biden could use a little bit of cocaine I think.
You know what I care about?
I care that there's often white supremacy in the White House.
I care that there's donor checks in the White House.
There's a lot more things more dangerous, like the donor check that they do their
line organizing with is way more dangerous to the country than the powder itself.
>> Yeah, and I think that there's already a lot of speculation about various
government officials, especially those who are a little older,
a little less energetic, taking certain substances, certain stimulants.
Amphetamines, for instance, to kind of like perk up before speech or an address.
So, look, and that's all speculation, I wanna be clear about that.
But no, I don't really care about cocaine,
especially when you frame it the way you did with all the actual damaging
things that happen in our government on a regular basis really.
>> I'm genuinely curious if anyone actually cares.
I know people are saying that they care.
>> Yeah.
>> As if they would care if it had happened during the Trump years, but
does anyone actually care?
>> I mean, I don't think anyone actually cares.
Trump has decided to exploit this story and accuse,
of course, not Biden and Hunter knowing about it.
Which is funny when you consider some of the speculation in regard to Don Jr.
and if you don't know what I mean, here it is, this is what I mean.
>> Again, when gas prices go up, there's nothing he can do, according to the media.
When they go down a few cents, it's all because of his policy.
It's amazing how that happened.
I don't think Joe Smartitos be like, hey, let's send them off the trail.
Don't hack the McDonald's on DC.
Runs right away, it's Russian disinformation.
There's literally zero evidence that it's Russian disinformation.
The Director of National Intelligence said it.
And by the way, more importantly, the FBI said it.
And I don't say that because I think the FBI has more credibility.
Why doesn't he just give Putin like, I don't know,
the keys to the nuclear football?
I say that because it's pretty clear that the FBI has done whatever they
possibly could to hurt Donald Trump.
Remember the 4 July barbecue?
You saved $0.10 last year, right?
This year, that same basket of goods is up $10.
That's not my problem.
>> I mean, that might just be the way Don Jr. naturally is.
Maybe that's just the way he speaks.
>> And gesticulates.
>> I report you decide.
>> Its like doing a satirical Trump impression or something.
Why are his hands moving fast?
Why is his head shaking so much?
>> She's just acting very ironically.
>> Why are his eyes so wide?
Yeah, again, I don't care if it turns out that Don Jr.
routinely does cocaine, including in the White House or in the boardroom.
That's, like, the hundredth most objectionable thing about him.
Again, it's the hypocrisy if anything, it's them being so
freaked out about the fact that Hunter Biden does drugs when every single
Wall Street guy they hang out with is doing drugs.
It's just so utterly hypocritical.
>> And Jason Ray in our super chat section says,
wait, has anyone seen Madison Cathord lately?
Or was he talking about only Republicans doing coke?
Washington runs on coke let's be real.
>> He did point that out, yeah.
>> Look, I don't know how true that is.
I wouldn't be surprised, let's put it that way.
But if they're looking for stimulants,
coke seems like a weird stimulant to use, right?
I don't know, I've never done coke.
>> I mean, I've heard things.
It seems like.
>> It's, like a ten minute thing, isn't it?
And then you have to take more and more and more.
I would just assume that especially in the context of the White House or
the context of federal government.
You'd wanna take something a little more on the download that you don't have to re
up on every ten to 15 minutes.
I love that I am giving them drug advice.
>> Like raves or something.
I would assume, wouldn't wanna have to go to the bathroom to do another line, but
they seem to get by.
I haven't done coke.
I don't have a lot of insider information about what it's like to do coke, so
I don't know if it's easy to work into your workflow.
I don't know.
>> Well, Republicans have decided to latch onto this to attack Joe Biden even
though he wasn't at the White House when all of this was happening.
You have Ari Fleischer, who says, you've got to be kidding me.
Cocaine was found at the White House, and
authorities aren't saying exactly where it was found.
If it's an old executive office building, it's likely staff.
If it's the mansion, it's likely Hunter.
Reporters, do your job.
>> It came out, like, a little bit after he posted that.
Relax, they released it.
Probably because he tweeted that they probably wouldn't have said anything if
he hadn't.
>> You know, the Hunter derangement syndrome is pretty intense.
Look, I've got no love for the guy.
I don't really care.
But the obsession with Hunter Biden is pretty incredible.
It's like all they seem to care about.
Wouldn't there be cameras there to prove who had the drugs?
Writes Clay Travis.
If it was Hunter, expect a low level staffer to take the fall since
Hunter never pays consequences for any of his behaviors.
And then you have Joni Job, who says Hunter Jonesing
with a screenshot of him touching his face.
>> You took a screenshot from a video where his hand is near his face.
And that is proof.
That's all the proof you need.
That he needs drugs immediately.
Well, you know, making fun of >> Do we wanna play this game?
Do we wanna find shots of people doing this?
>> That's all that's all it takes.
>> My God, there's actual bad, corrupt stuff being done in government.
You do not need to freeze frame on videos to find out about it.
There's good reporting,
ProPublica has done some great reporting in the past few months over it.
And this is the fake corruption,
the fake issues of our elites that they spend all their time on.
Conveniently absolving the elites getting away with actual financial murder of any
consequences for their actions.
>> That's right.
>> Nobody can't retire because Hunter does crack or whatever.
Nobody is one medical emergency away from suddenly being unhoused
because Hunter did a prostitute or something.
That's not the elite legal acts that are ruining people's lives,
that are ruining the country.
>> Exactly, and look, speaking of corruption,
the Comr investigation continues.
And they went from saying that the Bidens,
through Hunter, accepted $10 million in foreign money.
They upped the ante just last week to indicating that they took $40
million in foreign cash, which, by the way, if true, is gross, but
unfortunately is not illegal, right?
Like, it depends.
But if it's simply, the Bidens took money from foreign nationals,
that alone, in most cases, again, depends on the specifics,
isn't something that Biden could get in any trouble for.
Unless there was some quid pro quo, unless there was actual
evidence of selling influence in order to obtain that money.
And that's really the smoking gun that they have yet to prove.
So I just wanted to mention that because I don't want anyone to think like, no,
we're burying a story in order to protect Hunter Biden.
I don't care about Hunter Biden at all.
But it does remind me a little of when Trump was in charge,
like the Russia investigation.
And I would just caution Republicans who place too much weight on
this Hunter Biden investigation to get ready to get disappointed, okay?
Because if you're putting all your eggs in that basket and you think that's what will
do Joe Biden in, I think it would be a mistake to think that.
>> Yeah, especially when I don't think there's much of a chance of Hunter Biden
running for president, honestly.
>> Right. >> Like, he's literally not even,
Trump was the president.
That was one advantage of the Russia thing,
was that it was about the guy with the power.
>> Right, exactly.
I mean, look, Jared Kushner has done a lot of shady stuff and
everything, and if you're interested in the sons of elites getting
paid off the $2 billion from the Saudis.
Seems like that should be a part of this conversation.
My question to the people who believe it's ten or 40,
whatever million dollars, do you want it to be illegal?
Do you want to be illegal?
>> I do.
>> I'll sign up for that.
>> Hell, yeah.
>> Should it be illegal for the family members of Elites to make
absolute bank obviously off of the power of the people they know?
I'm fine with that.
>> Me too. >> Hunter can go to jail.
But you're probably gonna lose a few of the ones that you like too.
Do you wanna make a deal?
>> Think about it.