Mark Morgan, the former acting commissioner of the Customs and Border Protection Agency, has called out the White House for failing to identify the person who left a bag of cocaine in the West Wing on Sunday.
Morgan argues that it should take the U.S. Secret Service “about 30 minutes” to figure out how cocaine came into the White House.
And most importantly, find the person who brought the cocaine into the White House.
Democrat President Joe Biden’s press team is desperately trying to downplay the drug scandal.
Their story has changed multiple times, causing chaos in the media.
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been peppered with questions about the cocaine and has yet to provide a good answer.
According to the most recent updates, the cocaine was found in a cubby box where West Wing visitors leave their belongings.
Morgan, a former FBI agent, said: “I was there countless times.
“I put my cell phone in that exact box that they’re talking about.
“I know it well,” he noted.
“Oftentimes, there is a marine that’s standing there.
“This literally should take them about 30 minutes to solve.
“Everybody that comes in, not just the White House grounds, but also everybody that comes into that space, right, where you have to check that cell phone, they’re accounted for.
“There’s a manifest.
“There are cameras.
“I could go on.
“This literally should take them about 30 minutes to figure out whose cocaine it was.”
Watch: Former Secret Service agent discusses investigation into the discovery of cocaine at the White House https://t.co/eVpJodnwtd
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Retired FBI agent Scott Nelson said: “So that cocaine issue in the White House has an awful lot to do with the American developing mentality that says drugs are okay, being induced to crime by drugs is okay because those who do it are in fact the underprivileged and the border is secure, which is an absolute falsehood.
“The border is wide open, if you talk to any law enforcement or FBI agents down there, they will tell you that the minimum amount of effort has been put in the border, folks on the terrorist watch list are coming through, hundreds of folks aged 16 to 24.”
