According to sources such as NBC News and the Washington Post, a lab test has confirmed that the white powder discovered at the White House on Sunday is indeed cocaine. The drug was found on the ground floor of the White House, specifically in the area where visitors are required to leave their cellphones before taking tours of the West Wing, according to sources from the Post. The White House was temporarily evacuated after a Secret Service agent discovered the substance in a small, zippered bag, as reported by NBC. It’s worth noting that President Biden and his family were not present at the time of the discovery.
The Secret Service, with assistance from the FBI, is currently investigating the incident. However, a source mentioned in Politico believes that due to the high number of authorized individuals who have access to the area where the powder was found, it is unlikely that the culprit will be identified. The official states, “Even if there were surveillance cameras, it may not have captured the incident unless the individual was blatantly displaying the substance.” The National Post also reports that online bookmaker SportsBetting has made Hunter Biden, who candidly discussed his struggles with cocaine addiction in his memoir Beautiful Things, the leading candidate with 2-1 odds to be the source of the drug. Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, is considered a longshot at 100-1 odds.
While some conservative commentators have speculated that Hunter Biden could be responsible, Democratic operative Chris Jackson advises the president’s son to take legal action against them, as mentioned in a report by the Guardian. Jackson tweeted, “Hunter has been at Camp David since Friday. The substance was found on Sunday evening. The White House is thoroughly searched on a daily basis.” (Read more White House stories.)
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