Jesse Watters of Fox News is a relentless reporter who boldly looks into stories that others would hesitate to touch.
The truth behind the cocaine discovered in the White House in July is being deliberately ignored by the left-wing media and the Biden administration. However, the “Primetime” host remains dedicated to uncovering this story.
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In a recent show, Watters made a significant revelation backed by over 100 pages of obtained documents. Through a Freedom of Information Act request, he sheds light on why he strongly believes that the Secret Service has been dishonest with the public.
Watters began by drawing attention to the divergent theories regarding the cocaine’s location.
“When the cocaine was first found, they said it was in the library where the first family lives,” Watters said. “Then there were reports that the cocaine was actually found outside the Situation Room.”
But then the story changed again. The cocaine was now hidden away in a busy basement lobby compartment.
“How do you mistake the library for the Situation Room and the Situation Room for the cubbies?” Watters asked.
“They claim the Coca-Cola was discovered in locker number fifty, exactly in the center,” he remarked, pointing to a picture of the cubby wall on Fox. Additionally, a key is absent. How likely do you think the Secret Service is in possession of the key?
“Because ‘Primetime’ thinks the coke may have been planted in the cubby after it was found in the library.”
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Watters claims that the location where the cocaine was found has been redacted from Secret Service documents.
“If the cocaine was actually first found in the cubby and they photographed it in the cubby, why would they redact that?” he asked.
Watters claims that the documents state that a suspicious substance, which looked like white powder, was discovered in a small ziplock bag on the lobby floor.
“What lobby floor?” Watters asked. “I thought they found the cocaine in the cubby. Well, the cubby’s not on the floor. The cubby’s on the wall.”
According to Watters, the white powder tested positive for amphetamines and opioids in an unexpected turn of events. Nevertheless, additional examination clearly identified the material as cocaine.
“A white powdery opioid? That’s fentanyl — maybe,” Watters said. “I thought these tests were supposed to be accurate.”
That’s not the end of it, though. The presenter was about to reveal another startling discovery.
“They told us they didn’t find any DNA. But the documents say they did,” he revealed.
Watters emphasized that after their investigation, the Secret Service threw out the cocaine bag.
“But there’s more evidence that they didn’t destroy — an envelope with three tubes of DNA,” Watters said. “Where’d they get the DNA from? They got the DNA off the baggie.
“So the Secret Service lied, and so did the White House. They did find DNA on the baggie. And the DNA was processed and has been moved to an evidence vault for preservation.”
The Secret Service said that it did not collect DNA samples from the suspects because it would have needed a court order, according to Watters, and told “Primetime” that the DNA in question was classified as “secondary DNA.”
“This tells me two things,” Watters said. “The Secret Service didn’t want to crack the case, or the Secret Service knew the coke was found in the library and put it in a cubby and closed the case.”
There is no question in Watters’ report: the Secret Service is hiding something.
A thorough investigation seems to be required, but it seems unlikely that one will ever occur given the apparent interest of most high ranking government officials in protecting the current White House occupants and their family.
