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Hunter Biden: Cocaine found at White House ‘most definitely’ not his
Hunter Biden said he would never have forgotten drugs after an X user linked him to the 2023 White House cocaine discovery.
- On Monday, Hunter Biden responded to a social media user accusing him of leaving cocaine at the White House in 2023, stating, "It most definitely was not" his and adding, "I would never have forgotten my drugs."
- The exchange followed a video message Hunter posted Monday celebrating seven years of sobriety, where he said, "I'm more proud of that than anything I've ever done in my life."
- In July 2023, the Secret Service discovered a small bag of cocaine in the West Wing, but investigators found no fingerprints, DNA evidence, or suspects despite a full investigation.
- Political opponents, including President Donald Trump, have previously targeted Hunter over his addiction struggles, accusing him of responsibility for the 2023 discovery despite the lack of investigative evidence.
- Former First Lady Jill Biden recently told The View she regrets not discussing her son's struggles more openly, calling addiction "such a tough, tough thing to deal with.
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