President Trump speaks to reporters on Air Force One – June 5, 2026

President Trump on Friday indicated that he’d be asking for an update on the investigation into the Biden White House’s cocaine scandal. 

It can be recalled that in July 2023, a bag of cocaine was found in the West Wing. Many now speculate that it was Hunter Biden’s bag of blow, but the Secret Service apparently could not identify a suspect.

The FBI reopened its investigation into the mysterious coke baggie in May 2025.

Asked whether he’d been briefed on where the investigation stands, Trump responded, amused, “No, but I might ask about it.”

“You mean in the shelves where they found the cocaine? Actually, I might ask you about it,” he continued. “That’s great.”

WATCH:

Hunter Biden recently responded to a troll on X, suggesting it was his cocaine in the West Wing.

“It most definitely was not. I would never have forgotten my drugs,” Biden wrote.

It most definitely was not. I would never have forgotten my drugs.

— Hunter Biden (@HunterBiden) June 1, 2026

The extensive cover-up of the scandal, involving top Secret Service officials, reportedly went as far as giving people promotions based on what they knew about the incident.

As The Gateway Pundit reported, it was revealed that a Secret Service Agent was actually placed on administrative leave for creating cocaine commemorative coins as an act of rebellion against the leadership’s cover-up.

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