Radio host Charlamagne Tha God and his team on "The Breakfast Club" expressed disbelief over the inconclusive White House cocaine investigation. They questioned the Secret Service's claim of not finding a suspect, especially given the building's extensive security measures. Charlamagne expressed skepticism about the absence of camera footage in the area where the cocaine was found, while guest Chico Bean highlighted the perceived double standard compared to how drug offenses are handled for ordinary citizens, particularly African Americans.
Bean questioned why individuals are incarcerated for cocaine possession while the person responsible for bringing the drug into the White House remains unidentified. He called for the release of those imprisoned for similar offenses. The discussion also touched upon previous reports of marijuana being found on White House grounds in 2022. Correspondent Tezlyn Figaro mentioned that the cocaine was reportedly discovered in a vestibule area with limited camera coverage, prompting DJ Envy to suggest the culprit was likely aware of this blind spot. Bean jokingly added that this area might be a designated spot for cocaine use.
The Secret Service concluded its investigation without identifying a suspect, citing insufficient DNA evidence for comparison. This announcement followed the discovery of the cocaine over the July 4th weekend.
