The Secret Service has concluded its investigation into a bag of booger sugar found in the Biden White House

and concluded that they cannot identify any suspect.

According to the Secret Service, despite coming through security systems

and indexing several hundred individuals who entered the West Wing,

the West Wing, which is perhaps the single most surveilled and secure place on planet Earth,

the investigators were unable to find any fingerprints. That, of course, was the investigator's

first mistake. If you want to identify the owner of some Cartagena nose candy, you don't check

for fingerprints, you check for nostril prints. But regardless, Hunter's nose is currently scrounging

like a pig for truffles to find the next four in shakedown to score another 10% for the big guy.

So he, just like his entire family and his family's staff, they're all unavailable to face any

consequences. I'm Michael Knowles, this is the Michael Knowles Show.

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the Biden campaign and Biden White House have a big political liability right now. That political

liability is Biden's refusal to acknowledge one of his grandchildren that's finally bubbling over.

We'll get to that in a second. First, though, the Biden's are just totally protected. They're

totally protected. I've been to the West Wing on just one occasion, but went into the West Wing,

I can tell you firsthand, people know where you are at all times. There are cameras everywhere,

there are people watching everywhere. You are searched like crazy. It's smaller than a lot of

people think it is. It's not some big wide open space. It was built for smaller people in a

smaller time. If they wanted to figure out whose Coke this was, they would have done so.

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