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Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up. Standby for the O'Reilly update morning edition. Blood first.

On this Thursday, apparently cocaine has been found in the White House and the anti-biden forces are cracking wise about Hunter.

Predictable, but certainly with institutional limits. The Justice Department should be investigating because so-called controlled substance is under its jurisdiction.

However, in his quest to protect everything, Biden, Attorney General Marigarland is a bit confused on how to proceed here.

Should he call in cracket and tubs from Miami Vice? Perhaps another US Attorney in Delaware is available.

Didn't Hunter once live in Delaware before he moved to Malibu, California to reside in the nation's highest rent district?

Now, cocaine in proximity to the Oval Office is not a good look unless you're auditioning for a spot in the Mexican government.

And how exactly did the blow get in there? Visitors to the White House are subjected to more scrutiny than Trump at a single's bar.

Secret Service agents are winding, x-raying, profiling. And by the way, the Secret Service were the ones that found the cocaine.

So how did the powder get through all that? Don't know. And Joe Biden certainly not going to address it.

But I think his new nickname, Superfly, is unfair. Besides, I believe Hunter might have already copyrighted it back after this.

That is the Morning O'Reilly update. More analysis later on.