How To Hide D**gs In The White House - Hunter Biden

White House Cocaine Bag Location Analysis00:00

Hunter Biden discusses the discovery of a bag of cocaine found at the White House. When questioned about whether the bag belonged to him, he states it was not his and expresses curiosity about whose it could have been. The discussion includes examining a diagram of the White House layout to understand the location where the bag was discovered.

White House Entry Points and Security00:30

Hunter describes his entry into the White House during the period when he was under Secret Service protection. He enters via the South Lawn, through the middle entrance, taking an elevator to the residence on the second floor. The Secret Service accompanies him throughout the building except for the bathroom, where he notes one could do key bumps. He clarifies he has never been in the Situation Room, which requires top secret clearance.

West Wing Entry and Cubby Location02:01

Staff members entering through West Executive Avenue access the ground floor where there's a desk with a uniformed Secret Service agent. Beyond this desk, a hallway leads to the Situation Room. The cocaine was reportedly found in cubbies located in front of the Situation Room door. To the left of these cubbies is a small cafeteria area with tables set up for the chief of staff and their offices.

Timeline and Personal Context03:00

Hunter notes he had not been in the White House for 6 weeks to a month when the bag was discovered. He emphasizes that he was four or five years sober by that point. He mentions being under federal probation drug testing, with probation officers showing up at his house two or three times a week, and Secret Service arriving at 6:00 a.m. to observe him providing urine samples.