Trump says Secret Service is aware of who introduced cocaine into the White Home

Former President Donald Trump believes the Secret Service "is aware of all the things" concerning the bag of cocaine discovered on the White Home.

"They know who this was. They know the particular person. It is inconceivable. How may they not?" Trump mentioned in an interview on Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo.

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“, I’ve gotten to know the Secret Service very well, OK? And I can’t communicate extra extremely, these are unbelievable individuals. And I imagine that they know all the things," the previous president mentioned.

He added, "They’re actually sensible and actually good at what they do. And I don’t assume it’s attainable for baggage of cocaine to be left in a sure space — by the State of affairs Room. I’m not speaking about, you recognize, 5 blocks away. The State of affairs Room the place you determine on conflict, the place you determine on nuclear."

Final week, Secret Service mentioned that it didn't discover fingerprints or DNA on the bag of cocaine that was discovered within the White Home. Brokers additionally reviewed surveillance digicam footage and couldn't determine a suspect.

Trump spoke concerning the cocaine investigation whereas railing in opposition to the “weaponized” Division of Justice and FBI.