Hello and welcome to the Byron Mort Show, the No-Chick Chat Podcast.

We like to get right into it, and then what we're going to get into today is what you

might call the cocaine runaround at the White House.

Now Republicans in Congress are starting to ask questions about the discovery more than

a week ago of a baggy of cocaine in the White House.

A few days ago, James Comer, you may know him as the House Oversight Committee chairman,

probably best know him as the guy who's investigating the Hunter Biden Joe Biden financial affairs

investigation on Capitol Hill. So a few days ago, he sends a letter to the head of the Secret

Service, Kimberly Cheetle, and the letter says, quote, the presence of illegal drugs in the White

House is unacceptable and a shameful moment in the White House's history. This incident has

raised additional concerns with the committee regarding the level of security maintained at the

White House. Okay, so Comer, you know, there's only so much given separation of powers, only so much

a member of Congress can do, but he requests a briefing for the committee by no later than next week.

Now, most of what the public knows, or maybe we're accurate to say, what the public thinks

it knows has come from unnamed sources in news reports. It has been very hard to get anybody

at the White House to reveal any details about what happened. So you've seen news reports,

what was found here, it was found there. It's a place where a lot of people go. It's a place where,

you know, nobody without a clearance could get there. You've seen lots of speculation about

stuff. But so most of what the public knows really does come from unnamed sources and press reports.

But if we're up to President Biden himself, you'd hear nothing. Last week, he had a photo op with

the Prime Minister of Sweden. That's Ulf Christerson, in case you don't know the Prime Minister of

Sweden. So a reporter says, Mr. President, do you know how cocaine got into the White House?

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