Snort Lived Investigation: Secret Service Shut Down White House Cocaine Probe

It was a snort-lived investigation. The US Secret Service has closed its probe into finding the owner of the cocaine found in the White House last week. The agency, which is charged with protecting the President, his family, and the White House, said it simply could not locate the suspect who brought the illegal drugs into the White House that was discovered on July 2. The Secret Service conducted DNA and fingerprint testing, combed through visitor logs, and viewed videos from security cameras, but were still unable to figure out the suspect. The agency released a statement on Thursday that the investigation was closed due to lack of physical evidence. We'll comment on this ridiculous report, plus many more important news stories from around the world. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart. Airdate 7/13/23