Hunter Biden has finally broken his silence on that infamous bag of cocaine found in the White House back in July 2023.
In a jaw-dropping three-hour interview with YouTuber Andrew Callaghan, Hunter denied any connection to the dime-sized stash discovered near a locker at a White House entrance over the July 4 holiday weekend, while the FBI has just reopened its investigation into the scandal that’s got everyone talking, the US Sun reported.
Let’s rewind to July 2, 2023, when this tiny bag of cocaine turned up in an area accessible to hundreds, according to White House officials. No security footage captured the incident, leaving the Secret Service to close the case just 10 days later due to a lack of physical evidence. That quick shutdown didn’t stop the rumor mill from churning, especially with Hunter’s well-known history of substance abuse.
Naturally, fingers pointed at Hunter Biden, age 55, given his documented struggles with crack cocaine and alcohol, some of which were infamously leaked from his laptop. The speculation wasn’t baseless, but it’s worth noting that no hard evidence tied him to this particular incident. Still, in a culture obsessed with personal accountability, it’s no surprise the public latched onto his past.
Fast forward to May 2024, when FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced the case was back on the table, citing “potential public interest.” Bongino even promised weekly updates on the investigation and urged the public to send tips. It’s refreshing to see the FBI taking a second look, especially when trust in institutions is at an all-time low thanks to progressive overreach.
Then came Hunter’s recent interview with Callaghan, dubbed the “craziest interview ever” by the YouTuber himself. Hunter, introduced through mutual friends, chose this platform to set the record straight. It’s a curious choice—why not a mainstream outlet?—but perhaps he wanted a less filtered conversation.
In the interview, Hunter adamantly denied owning the cocaine, asking, “Why would I bring cocaine into the White House?” It’s a fair question, but skeptics might argue that addiction doesn’t always follow logic. Still, without evidence, it’s just guesswork, and fairness demands we acknowledge that.
He also claimed, “I have not touched a drop of alcohol or a drug.” That’s a bold statement from someone whose past includes admitting to downing nearly a handle of vodka daily. While personal redemption is commendable, conservatives rightfully question whether such claims hold up under scrutiny.
Hunter didn’t shy away from detailing his struggles, saying, “Alcohol is the most destructive drug.” He’s not wrong about its dangers, but when paired with his past crack use, it paints a picture of chaos that’s hard to ignore. Yet, we must separate past sins from unproven accusations.
Adding fuel to the fire, Hunter reflected on crack’s risks, noting it’s less about physical harm and more about the dangerous situations it creates. It’s a candid admission, but it doesn’t erase the public’s lingering doubts about his involvement in the White House incident.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump, back in the White House, didn’t mince words, suggesting the cocaine belonged to either Joe or Hunter Biden. It’s a blunt take that resonates with many who feel the Biden family has dodged accountability for too long. Still, without proof, it remains just an opinion—albeit a popular one among conservatives.
Let’s not forget Hunter’s legal troubles, including a guilty verdict on three felony gun charges in June 2024 for lying about drug use on a federal form. That conviction was wiped clean by a full pardon from then-President Joe Biden in December 2024. Many see this as a glaring example of elite privilege, undermining the justice system conservatives hold dear.
Hunter also opened up about his father’s health, revealing Joe Biden’s battle with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that spread to his bones, announced in May 2024. He didn’t hold back, describing Joe as “tired as s**t” and looking like a “deer in the headlights” during public appearances. It’s a harsh critique, but it humanizes a family under immense pressure—though sympathy shouldn’t excuse questionable decisions.
Joe’s decision to drop out of his reelection campaign against Trump in the fall of 2024, following a poor debate performance, only added to the Biden family’s tumultuous narrative. It’s a backdrop that makes Hunter’s financial struggles, also mentioned recently, seem like just another layer of a very public downfall.
So, where does this leave us? The FBI’s renewed probe into the White House cocaine mystery keeps the story alive, while Hunter’s denials and the Biden family’s saga fuel endless debate. In a world weary of political double standards, conservatives will keep pushing for answers, hoping truth—not narrative—wins out.
