they meaning the secret service.going to get ahead of changes in protocol or anything like that. let's let the secret service do their job and get to the bottom of this. >> and episode shines a light on the fact you can bring illegal substances into the white house. what's preventing a visitor from bringing in anthrax or something like that into the white house. >> it is under investigation, we will get to the bottom of what happened, secret service will, not us, and so we will let the secret service do their job. not ahead of if or when or changes, we will let the secret service do their job, which they are. >> can you tell us how the white house is assisting the secret service with this investigation? have you made any white house officials available for interviews with law enforcement, for example? >> look, we are not assisting under anything. this is under the secret service purview. under their guidance and guidelines, their borld -- world, this is something the secret service handles under their protocol and we

secret service sayerything, facial recognition, security screenings, d.n.a., canines forensic analysis, fingerprinting, logs, and the coke just happened to be dropped in the one blind spot? they investigate this for 10 days and all they know is that 500 people were near the coke? thanks a lot, secret service. i mean, what if this was ricin? this means the secret service wouldn't be able to find out who brought ricin into the white house. the secret service is supposed to sniff out assassins, bomb threats, kidnapping attempts. they can't crack a drug deal at the white house? >> we can pull a serial killer's d.n.a. off of an incinerated hair brush in a landfill 25 years after a crime you are saying we can't find one fingerprint on this bag of coke? not one? not one d.n.a. sample? what did bicycles wear latex gloves? hey, secret service, maybe check the security video for someone wearing latex gloves. the secret service has a $3 billion a year budget billion. they can't solve a case like that? but the demo

we'll get to the bottom, the secret service will. we'll let the secret service do their job.ng to get into ifs or changes. we have to let the secret service do their job. >> reporter: could you tell us how the white house is assisting the secret service with its investigation? have you made white house officials available for interviews? >> we're not assisting in everything. it's under the secret service purview. it's their guidance and guidelines, their world. we're going to let them do their job. we are not involved in this. this is something that the secret service handles under their protocol. they'll investigate and get to the bottom of what happened. we appreciate that. >> reporter: you noted this is an area where visitors on tour groups pass by. is that the working theory that it was likely a visitor and are you confident this was not a white house staffer? >> there is investigation. they'll get to the bottom of this. i want to be very clear is it's a heavily travelled, to be more accurate, area of the campus of the white house. it is where visitors come to the west wi

let me put some context, the union form division of the secret service, the united states secret service and non-uniformed division has exclusive jurisdiction to protect the white house. that's the interior of the white house. its property and the comings and goings of the white house. now, it's fully plausible and i do agree that when they recovered this white substance that obviously probably was field tested with respect to it already -- they already knew it was cocaine. it's clear that they would send it probably to the fbi laboratory to -- for a confirmation. but, once that confirmation came back, there's only one or two reasons why then the fbi would continue being involved in this investigation. and one, the latter would bother me more. but let's talk about the first one. is that the united states secret service through watching the video determined and developed information or evidence that one of their own may have been assisting someone bringing in cocaine on a regular basis to maybe service someone who doesn't have it, then i can understand that the united states secret servic

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not that i think a secret service agent ever would body slam trump i mean, they definitely could. got to know he would sue the [ bleep ] out of them. i mean, even if he was fine, you know trump would show up at press conferences in a fake neck brace so he could take the secret service to court. [ light laughter ] "i apologize, but i'll only be taking questions from those of you in my direct line of sight you know, due to 'the incident.' [ laughter ] second, i don't think it would take much for a secret service agent to subdue donald trump you'd probably only have to hold his nose closed for five to ten seconds. and because he won't stop talking, he passes out from lack of oxygen. "you messed with the wrong president, you son of a -- [ laughter ] "he's out. it would be like that thing where your sugared-up nephew thinks it's funny to hit you, so you hold his wrists, wait for your sister to look up from her [ bleep ] phone and do some parenting for a change, abbie! [ laughter ] but thanks to new communications revealed today by the committee, we now have proof that the secret servic

>> i would have to refer you to the secret service on all of this. one thing i can share that i will share a little bit more information as you know, the president and the first lady and their family were not here this weekend. >> julie: the president yesterday during a meeting with sweden's prime minister. [shouted questions] >> julie: on deck former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. first we'll go to white house correspondent jacque heinrich. you asked a great question of the president about -- about the president and how seriously he takes the investigation and the answers. you got dodged. she dodged your question. you had to ask it a second time? >> i will play it for you right now. the president, though, was silent when he was faced with this question meeting in the oval office with the swedish prime minister about that country's nato bid ahead of the summit next week. evidently the president got a read-out on what happened? >> how determined is the president to get to the bottom of who brought illegal drugs into the whit

he did not have secret service protection. we have a lot of questions for the secret service. obviously we are secured about the security. we want to make sure things like this don't happen in the white house and it is in fact secure and we don't have vulnerabilities. we also want to know about some things that we have learned with respect to secret service trying to protect the president's family in the past. it should be a very good briefing and we will let you know what we find out. >> very good. chairman calmer, thank you. we appreciate you joining us on hannity. >>> the biden administration suffered another setback yesterday when a federal judge issued a temporary injunction banning several biden officials from contacting social media companies. the surgeon general, the health and human services secretary. the white house press secretary. the employees of the fbi and department of justice were all covered by the order. the lawsuit against team biden was brought by the state's of louisiana and missouri and alleges the administration improperly colluded with big tech to shu

remember, the secret service falls under the treasury yellens boss.len, the one who hid the 150 suspicious biden wire transfers for two years. is cheadle going to hide the truth about the coke? because this wouldn't be the first time the secret service covered up for the bidens. they covered up hunter's illegal gun. even raided the gun shop to get hunter's illegal form. so, how are we supposed to trust this secret service into getting us answers? "primetime" we are not waiting around. we want to seat tapes. so, today we filed a freedom of information act request for the secret service for the surveillance footage. we want to see the footage of the library, the cubby locker and outside the situation room. we want to know who was there and when they were there. and "primetime" is also asking for the white house visitor logs. if someone is doing cocaine in the white house, america deserves to see it. and we're not going to rest until we have answers. let's turn it over to kayleigh mcenany, former white house press secretary and co-host of "outnumbered."

the secret service has been investigating and we will brief them in a few hours.now is cnn law enforcement analyst jonathan wacrow -- and tyler pager, a reporter for the washington post. -- we are talking about the white house. this is the most secure and monitored place on earth. how can it be so hard to figure out who is dime sized bag of cocaine this actually is. what do you say to that? >> you know, it's not just a lay person. it's actually members of congress that are asking the exact same question. that's why the house committee -- house oversight committee is really in the right here to actually hold this and ask for this briefing from the director of the secret service. you have arguably one of the most secure locations in the united states, having the substance brought in. now, this is a criminal act bringing this contraband in. but it was not when it was discovered, when it was first discovered the secret service we acted as a threat, that there was white powder, not knowing whether or not this was anthrax or rison, and took those immediate actions. now

the secret service knows everything. >> i have gotten to know the secret service well.se are incredible people. and i believe that they know everything. they're really smart and really good at what they do. >> former secret service agent dan bongino says the agents are furious and of course they know whose coke it was. the secret service director who is covering up the coke scandal has a history with joe biden. she was on vice president biden's security detail when he went skinny dipping in front of agents. when president biden's last security detail retired, biden put him on his payroll. not only did the secret service clean up hunters's missing gun and crack pipe in the rental car, the bidens were referring favors, getting secret service agent kids into the naval academy, paying health care premiums, comp.ing their rent. it helps when the media covers the biden white house cocaine scandal like it is a republican scandal. >> they are weaponizing hunter biden against his dad as an effective tool to get his dad to lose his cool and to feel the heartache. they're going to

would the secret service is just brushed it off after a pathetic 11-day investigation? by the way what if this were the trump white house, do you really think federal investigators would drop the case after only 11 days? anyone here believe that? [in all, no] >> sean: they investigated the russian hoax for three years that case never should have been opened according to durham. they had no evidence at all whatsoever, and everything in the steel dossier was false. keep in mind this probe has been unusual from the very start. a lot of confusion, and this raises questions. you know, seeping out of the press. first we're told that the cocaine was discovered in the library at the white house residence. then the west wing lobby. then it was near the situation room. now we're told it was actually located in a locker near the west wing executive entrance. where you have a camera viewing everybody going in. all the while many speculated if the cocaine belonged to one of the president's adult children. both of whom have struggled with drugs. now, of course, until recently hunter

former secret service agent, jonathan, you heard jeremy there saying that the secret service is going to be using dna and fingerprint analysis to figure out who was behind this, who might have brought is this into the west wing, how is the secret service on top of that is going to be working to get to the bottom of this. >> they'll use every investigative tool they have at their disposal to make atricks as to who brought this substance into the white house. this area poses a significant challenge to investigators, because unlike any other part of the white house, so many different types of groups have access to this specific area, including permanent white house staff, secret service, military, other members of the administration who are coming and visiting the white house. and as we said earlier the tours. west wing tours are very common, especially on the weekend. and there are multiple tours going on friday through sunday. people who are accessing this area, you know you have multiple people it could be, so the secret service needs to utilize all of their tools to try to make the a

don't blame the secret service. blame the people that are telling the secret service what to do. secret service, i guarantee, was not given permission to do interviews, to do drug tests, to do any real investigation whatsoever. >> jesse: you are saying the white house told this investigation this ends now. >> there is no way the secret service felt or believed that they had permission to put people in a true investigation setting where a statement to law enforcement is untrue is a crime crime, nor any attempt to invade the truth is false. no way be given clearance to do drug odessas. these individuals have security secclearances. you can polygraph. if you have a security clearance you can be pole disqualified. they do it in the fbi and cia. so these individuals that have access to our nation's highest secrets and i'm told people msnbc really don't care a lot before security clearances. economy eted want this to be unnoble mystery of the universe we'll jeff understand it. >> maybe when we find out who built the pyramids in egypt. >> if this wasn't a white house staffer that happen

the secret service responded and said we don't have the records. they are not under our jurisdiction. the paperwork belongs to the white house. which means no one can see anything until years after biden is out of office. here is the thing. if the secret service created the list of suspects or had a copy of the list of suspects, any list in their possession of the suspects, it is under their jurisdiction. which means they are mandated to hand it over. that means there might not have ever been a list the secret service had in the first place. which means there might never have been a real investigation by the secret service into the cocaine. or maybe they blew the list up like they did the bag. >>> up next, joe biden finally acknowledging his granddaughter. ♪ one legendary icon... deserves another. ♪ get in. ♪ the future of chevy electric suvs has arrived. ♪ see barbie in theatres now. ♪ and experience the all-new chevy blazer ev ss. ♪ many holocaust survivors are impoverished and suffering today in their final years. at this holocaust museum in isr

and ask intense questions about this because they've got oversight over the secret service. it's not just important to find out who did this, but the fact that the illegal drugs got into the white house, that answer has to be coming from the secret service as to how that happened and what steps need to be taken to make sure it doesn't happen again. aishah: think of what our adversaries are thinking. honest von spakovsky, thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> the united states and china should seek a relationship of healthy economic competition that's not winner take all, but with a fair set of rules would benefit both our countries over time where we have concerns about specific economic practices, we should and will communicate them directly. griff: that was treasury secretary janet yellen today after holding meetings with chinese officials aimed at encouraging cooperation. the trip comes amid strained relations between the u.s. and china. for more on what to expect for the triplets' bring in michael pillsbury, herridge foundation senior fellow on policy.

admiral kirby said the secret service is a lead investigative agency on this.here was little evidence in terms of the physical evidence with that baggy. we have all been through that white house entrance. there are not cameras inside for security reasons. maybe the secret service will readjust some of their security procedures but i am a democrat i was for president by this is concerning a lease or have more questions and answers at this point. think we will likely move on as a country to bigger and more interesting and important issues but certainly troubling. shannon: ready talk last week about how the president's maker to he does not want to hear any think that is about hunt. it is not 100 to be dragged into anything he does not want to be told to not have hunter front and center and events he's family this is where things are going to be. ask theo's photos up on that and talks about this the headline old yeller saying the president is cranky and has a privately a very bad temper it says biting at such a quick trigger temper some aides tried to avoid meeting

secret service were unable to find anything about that. there have been questions about security, there has been questions whether or not we'd see changes in the wake of this. the secret service said that is part of their review, but nothing they could confirm about who brought the drugs into the west wing to begin with. this area is trafficked by hundreds of people up to july 2. it was found on a sunday night. the white house sent questions to secret service, who briefed lawmakers with house oversight committee. lawmakers are not happy with what they heard from the service because they have more questions than answers. take a listen to what lawmakers had to say just moments ago. >> i would like answers. it seems like any time we have questions about unsavory activity yearn the bidens, no one can provide an answer. someone ends up lying. >> that is congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina saying there will still be questions, we also heard from a senator. they say the investigation has concluded and they were unable to find out who the p

that means a dozen secret service agents. you've seen how many secret service agents go to court with him. how many have to go to prison with him? how do you do that? in what prison? how is that supposed to work? just as i think about it, i have thought i thought it to be impossible. eric holder thinks it's possible. as attorney general, he used to be in charge of the bureau of prisons. so finally we have someone who knows more about this than i do, which is pretty easy to find. >> those are some logistics i would like to hear about, lawrence, so i will be tuning in. >> finally, we're gonna have that discussion. i'm eager to do it. >> at long last. i will stay tuned. >> thank you. this day began with the announcement of the emmy nominations, honoring some, but not all, of the very best work done on television in the last year, which makes it a fitting day to consider how much damage television has done in some of the places where we are allowed to point our cameras. i am speaking, of course, about what television has done to

it's the same secret service that guards all our presidents. i think they were set up to catch big things and i think quite frankly they never thought about drugs coming in and out of the white house. >> again i've got to say even as you say that i'm staggered. i'm staggered that you would never think about people bringing drugs to the white house. >> yeah, listen. the secret service understood. >> you've got more knowledge than me but there are some fairly obvious things they haven't thought about? >> well, i think they're set up for threats, and i think that's what they were looking at threats to the president and the president's security so again i think they're looking at changes if these lapses existed now they've existed in other administrations because there's no drug sniffing dogs at the white house. i think it's important to say again this narrative was out there and disproven in the briefing and we will talk about the part that isn't classified and every other democrat member heard this secret service concludes this is not a room that

probably secret service came to visit. sure was the problem is inside the white house didn't stop to anything suspicious. not only that house, but he's going to know to go on going please if i were to do it, i don't know about you, but i wouldn't have a list of everybody who was there during a particular time. i would have each one of them questions. there is something indication from some people on twitter and social media, people in the now who say that people weren't even in the interrogated or question . now listen, everybody's an arm chair, florida. but when you have the white house, the, the, the cradle of our democracy, the home of the commander in chief, you would think that you would, they would have all types of thermo graphic receptor. i don't know, i'm just making this up. this is it. look at a couple of really needs to get rid of. what thing though, while we looked we tried that. hello. nobody believe me. nobody expected. anything that happened. i don't understand the context of who would even have cocaine and

the secret service finds no suspect for who left cocaine at the white house. now we have reports of drugs found at the white house three times since last year that's what one congresswoman says, the fbi director defends warrantless searches of americans. an irs whistleblower will testify on government obstruction and probes of biden family corruption it in msnbc host blaming biden for his own blunders obama aides worried about this years ago saying nothing about corruption allegations, biden verbally abusing his staffers in the white house, not acknowledging his granddaughter. we have the lawmakers plural ditching the democrat party to join the republicans. i am elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. let's get right to fox news mark meredith at the white house with the secret service not finding any suspects for who left cocaine in the west wing. >> good evening the guessing game of who brought drugs into the white house is going to go one even if the official investigation is already over, the secret service is is exhausted all of its lea

or it got through secret service screening. if that's the case, that's a massive national security issue. a bag of white powder into the west wing yards away from the oval office. i went through that door every day for six years. i had an office in the west wing. i know that place like the back of my hand. this is just a few -- two minute walk from the oval office where this was found. you are telling me it's okay to bring a bag of white powder into the white house and get it through secret service screening and we'll move on? give me a break. >> harris: i've been asking really non-stop. what if it hadn't been cocaine? they evacuated everybody from there. not only for the sakes of a wider public wanting to know that such a secured place on the planet like 1600 pennsylvania avenue is still actually secure, what about all the people who had to leave? feeling like they didn't know what they were doing. they left under threat. as far as they knew. it was a frightening day. why not take it a little further as far as you can with a f

you the secret service. you have white house staff members. cabinet members use that entrance to come in and out. on top of all of that, you also have this white house tour, this vip tour that was going on from friday to sunday, essentially those tours happen when the business of the west wing really concludes for the day or is off for the weekend. so there is a lot of people. >> we have the secret service. they said they expect to conclude this by early next week. and that regardless of whether or not a suspect is actually identified. does that make sense to you? >> it does make sense, and here is why. there is only so much you can do with this type of investigation, right. you can't boil the ocean. you have to either use the forensics, the fingerprint, the dna evidence that may or may not be on the bag. so that may point to a potential suspect, because this is a criminal matter. or you have to look at items of video evidence. and again, that's a little bit more complicated, because you're predominantly going to get the view from outside the

so he did not have secret service protection. so we have a lot service questi the secret service. obviously, we're concerned about the nationalse security. o we want to make sure that things like this happen in the white house and it is, in fact, secure. and we don't have vulnerable d cities there. >> but we also want to know about some things that we'vent n learned with respect to secret service, to trying to protectsit the president's family in the past. so it should be a very's in e briefing, and we'll definitely let you know what we find ouwih very good. chairman colmer, thank you. do appreciate you joining us tonightalmer, tate you . >> hannity all right. the biden administration suffered yethannit>>> the anotr significant legal setback yesterday when a federal judge ,a temporary injunction banning several biden officials from contacting social media companies. >> the surgefrom contactin in g, the health and human services secretary, the white housee i af justice were all covered by the order. the lawsui t against team biden was brought by the states of louisiana and missouri

deferring all questions to the secret service. listen. [shouted questions] >> gillian: mark morgan says someone could be intentionally hindering the investigation. he tells the daily mail, quote, they know who comes in and when they come in, they're checked and are video cameras everywhere? are they able to talk to the people they would need to without any roadblocks? let's bring in mark meredith joining us from the white house. tell us what you know. >> good morning to you. the white house says it is taking this situation seriously but they are also not engaging in hype that calls over who they believe may have brought in the drugs and whether or not anyone should or could face charges. it began on sunday with hazmat teams were called to a lower level of the west wing where they first saw the powder and investigators determined it was cocaine. the white house called off an evacuation but the probe into where it came from. president biden nor his family were here on sunday. this is in an area most people would never access in terms of the

we will talk with a former secret service agent.ght now, jeremy? >> right now, federal investigators are still going through security camera footage, visitor logs, and they are still waiting on their dna and fingerprint analysis on that time bag of cocaine that was found inside of a kobe at the entrance to the west wing, right along west executive avenue. based on all of that, a federal law enforcement official tells me that they expect this investigation to conclude sometime early next week. it will conclude, anderson, regardless of whether or not they find a suspect. in part, that is because the same official caution me it is possible they don't get to the bottom of this. they do have security cameras, of course, but it is not clear whether those cameras were pointed at those kobe's, and this official talked about the number of people who go in and out of that entrance and it makes it that much more difficult to possibly get to the bottom of this. but they are still investigating out this hour, anderson, waiting for those lab resu

secret service says they simply cannot solve the mystery as to whose it is. they cannot figure out who left ugs in one of the most secure and most monitored buildings in the known universe. plus the secret service says they cannot identify a suspect or even the specific day that someone left the cocaine behind in the white house. investigators also claim there is no surveillance video, there are no fingerprints or dna evidence on the baggy. cnn's jeremy diamond was the first to report that the secret service investigation is now coming to a close, and he joins us now. jeremy, you work in the white house ever day. it's filled with surveillance cameras. how can there possibly be a blind spot in the area where specifically hundreds of staff and tourists pass through each day? >> reporter: yeah, jake, it is boggling to see that there is this blind spot that exists apparently in one of the most secure parts of the building, which is the west wing. by secret service officials that there was no camera trained on those cubbies directly, and that is where that baggy o

as far as secret service, those guys should be fired. don't know how they got coked through their. -- through there. you guys have a good one. host: let's hear from another texan, also from houston, this is robert on our independent line. caller: good morning. i am curious about the estate banking and if that process will begin this week -- the state banking act and if that process will begin this week. guest: that's not something that popped up in our reporting. this is a week, in a few weeks, they will be donated by the appropriations process. i can't emphasize enough that they need to get a bulk of this done. some section of it done these next 23 -- 2-3 weeks before they leave the entirety of august. host: is there a plan for them to do that? is there a scheduled plan for them to work on these appropriations? guest: it depends on how many speaker things he can get through in the next couple of weeks. i don't know if they have publicly said we need to get six of these through the house floor before we leave for august recess. but, you

a secret service now says that they are ending their investigation with no leave. now as a reminder, the illegal substance was found back on july, 2nd, in the entrance room to the west. we met a busy july 4th weekend that saw hundreds of people go in and out of the white house. now while secret service claims that they have yet to find the suspect, many people are speaking out about this on social media, including former president donald trump, who says he doesn't buy the claim. does anybody really believe that the cocaine found in the west wing of the white house? very close to the oval office, is for the use of anyone other than hunter and joe biden. now in addition to those holidays, visitors, there's also major construction going on near the area where the cocaine was found and national security advisor, jake solo, but noted that construction workers would be the only other people who had access to the area of the white house. but of course we are talking about the white house, there's a very heavy security presence and an abundance of surveillance cameras, lea

i imagine the secret service has a lot of tools at its hands.re's videotaping all over that place, they're going to have fingerprints. let the secret service handle this, let them issue the report, and if somebody brought cocaine in the white house, they're going to be penalized for it, probably a little bit of jail time depending on who it is. i assume there's somebody at home who knows they did this who is very nervous right now and i trust that the secret service is going to find this. i don't think the biden team should talk about it at all, let the secret service handle it. look, if it comes out it was somebody, then they can deal with it then, but i think she's right i'm going to leave it up -- aishah: matt, is she right to say the press corps is irresponsible for the questions? i imagine if this was the trump administration, they'd be asking questions. >> absolutely not. i think one of the problems that they have is this is just after the hunter biden sweetheart plea deal, and people are looking at this saying is this going to be another

but the secret service is investigating this.t happened over the weekend, and we have confidence that they will get to the bottom of this. >> secondly, is there still a chance that sweden will be approved -- >> and that small bag containing cocaine, which tested positive for the substance was found during routine patrols. secret service is now looking at cameras and logs to get to the bottom of it. >>> it's being called a game changer for policing in a california town. how drones are being used to uncover crucial evidence. why some have some concerns about it next. have some concer about it enext when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always

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the secret service knows everything. >> get out. i've gotten to know the secret service really well. okay. i have gottenand i can't speaky of people. these are incredibleedible peopt and i believe that they know everything. y they're really smart and really good at what they do. at serviceat they do. agent dan bongino says the agents are furiousngin. >> and, of course, they know whose coke it was. the secret t service cok director who's covering up the coke scandal has a history with joe biden with joe biden she was on vice president biden's security detail when he useshice presd to skinny dipping in front of agents. and when vice president biden'we last security detail had retired, biden put him on his payrol l. did not only did the secret service clean up hunter's missing gu see and crack pipe in the rental car, the bidens were returning favorscar, getting secret servi agents, kids into the naval heents, kids into the naval care premiums and comping their rents. premiumsand it just helps when the media covers the biden white house

those are only people who go through the secret service screening. not saying it couldn't be a visitor, that is not obvious. i had a radio logical thing and they had to give me a letter. they have dogs there, it is intimidating to get into the white house. highly unlikely to bring cocaine into the west wing. >> emily: what is illustrative of what you said, the profill actic nature and strength they have, to be on the other end, well, sorry, we got nothing, it is so hard and so difficult to -- >> marc: that is the problem. number one, if it did go through, a visitor got a bag of white powder through, that is a huge problem for the secret service. what if that was anthrax. and two, they can't get to the bottom of it. most secure building in the world, you give them your social security number and they have to do a background check. we had people during state of the union address, we wanted to bring somebody in as a guest and they got rejected because secret service found a criminal record on their bab background. this is highly screened, somebody with

there will be a lot of focus if secret service has anything new to report.ll check in later this morning and see if we can get answers. >> brian: thank you, we wore you out. here is what the candidates said about the cocaine find, watch. >> biden administration has been blowing it on a lot of fronts, i guess it is more literal than i had thought. in florida, we have six, five and three year old running around the governor's mansion. that is not something we see. we do have to get sliem out of the carpet and marker off the wall. >> all joking aside, seriousness of this, this is an example of two standards of law in this country. if you are part of the privileged class and one if you are part of many people across this country who are locked up for possession of coin ca. it shows up in the white house and it is a laughing matter. it is evidence of a deeper problem. we ought to know who brought cocaine into the white house, i'm not holding my breath. >> steve: that was one of the early stories it was found in the library. it was found in a cubby. daniel lipman

it's unclear exactly when the secret service will have additional information.the white house says they have nothing else to add at this time. >> for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast with a live look at the golden gate bridge debris says back breece of this kind foggy cool weathers. like it. >> yeah, it's going to be here to stay catherine. so enjoy. it knows qaeda lot. july is certainly going to be the big weather story. jn addition to that, our gusty winds as well. so let's take a look outside and you can see radar for tracking that deep marine layer off the coast, going to make its way inland overnight. and once again, you're going to be shot fog as well. for most of our inland valleys during the overnight hours through friday morning. and it's going to be pushed. but those westerly sea breezes, we're going to notice gustier winds to start your friday morning. right now seeing sustained winds out of the southwest at 30 miles per hour for fairfield. but it's only going to get stronger from here from coastal val

>> according to a report the secret service refused to interview any of the 500 possible suspects sayingt was strange liberties. secret service spokesman saying yes, you could have a consensual interview but we have evidence to approach them. former president donald trump weighing in on this in an interview with maria bartiromo that airs tomorrow morning 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel sunday muni morning futures. here's part of what he said. >> you know, i've gotten to know the secret service and i can't speak more highly of people, incredible people. i believe they know everything, they are really smart and good at what they do. i don't think bags of cocaine to be left in a certain area in the situation room, i'm not talking five blocks away. the situation room where you decide on war, decide on nuclea- >> are they allowed in the area x. >> i don't think so, only people that have passes or family members are able to go through those doors. >> some of that is kind of hard to argue with so joe, no forensic evidence, no fingerprints they say and now no interviews with any possible

and look at the white house, as republicans call for a secret service update on the cocaine found in the west wing. doug luzader joins us. >> doug: a mystery the white house cannot explain. president byted was asked about it in the oval office yesterday with the prime minister of sweden. >> thank you for making the point the house oversight committee has jurisdiction over secret service. we are expected to be briefed over that. we have concerns with all the money and security around the white house, something like this should never happen. >> that was not president biden, it suggests impact this may have. we want to move to press secretary karine jean-pierre, who was asked about the discovery and subsequent investigation. >> how determined is the president to get to the bottom of who brought illegal drugs to the white house? >> secret service is getting to the bottom of this, that matters and it is under their purview. >> doug: the bidens were at camp david when the coin cawas found. reuters is checking visitor logs. it has been suggested it will be difficult to track down even with

this was -- this white house is cleaned every day, they are secret services service officers who areng by. you would think that it would have been found descended. but there's no way of knowing at this point. >> jeremony diamond, thank you. former president mike pence called the incident a very serious matter and said the american people deserve answers. he made those comments and a series of stops in iowa, the nation's first -- whose campaign is so far lagging in the polls. kyung lah joins us now from sioux city, in iowa. so, what kind of message has the former vice president ben trying to spot there in iowa? >> well, especially with trump looming so large in the state, and you have those evangelical voters that you are talking about, anderson. all of this is very clear at this event that just wrapped up moments ago in sioux city, inside this crowd that came, and gathered to listen to mike pence. there was a man who is wearing a trump 2024 cap. another woman, a voter, who asked about his role on january 6th and if he should have ceremoniously certify the vote that day and he potenti

of the secret service.hem do the investigation, this is under their purview. it is under the secret service purview. >> greg: somebody excited a new w word. purview. remember this one. i am excited about a new show. still a great idea. it is probably good to leave it up to the secret service. just imagine a white house sniffer trying to sniff out the culprit. >> so, the secret service is confident someone in this room brought the cocaine into the white house. we will not accuse somebody, i hope somebody fesses up. anyone? anyone? >> greg: pretty sure it was denise. denise, get your things and get the -- out. thanks, carl, you did the right thing. >> greg: we only use real coke in our skits. cost $8 grand right there. >> explains gene running around. >> greg: yes. fact is they would be better off blaming hunter than the white house staff. will they? it is joe's son, he gets special treatment. we'll never know. this is obvious point. imagine if this happened to the trump white house. it would be a huge story

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now while secret service claims that they have yet to find the suspect, many people are speaking out about this on social media, including former president donald trump, who says he doesn't buy the claim. does anybody really believe that the cocaine found in the west to the oval office is for the use of anyone other than hunter and joe biden? now in addition to those holiday visitors, there's also major construction going on near the area where the cocaine was found . and national security advisor, jake solo, but noted the construction workers would be the only other people who had access to that area of the white house. but of course we are talking about the white house. there's a very heavy security presence and an abundance of surveillance cameras. nothing was caught on tape. where are the white house security tapes, like the ones you openly and happily gave to the ranged jack smith, which will quickly show where the cocaine in the white house came from the already know the answer. but now the consensus on social media seems to be that secret service knows who is to blame, but tha

>> it's not the secret service.ve done if they wanted to kind of mitigate this is staff responsible, was it a staff member, and i think that's the issue. is it a tour member, somebody who came in for a tour or is it staff. what staff could have done had they wanted to, and we don't know, if they've never said they did, was referenced, drug testing, could they have taken all their personnel on that day to give drug tests to see if they had a hit. that could have mitigated, we drug tested people in a window of time to see if anybody hit, nobody hit, it's very likely that it's a member of tour. so look, moving forward, could they change things? yes, they could. so what they could do is change the point of entry. the issue is the point of entry here. so, look, in the end, when you do these tours, you make the white house vulnerable. so i was actually part of the team that helped facilitate. we did background checks. we checked people, and sometimes people would come to do these tours who had criminal histories and we wo