Sen John Kennedy on Cocaine in the WH: ‘If My Record Was As Bad As This White House’s Record, I’d Probably Give My Staff Blow Too’

On Friday on Fox News’s “Hannity,” Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) taunted that if his record was as poor as President Joe Biden‘s, he would give his staff cocaine as well.

“Are you going to be able, as a senator, to be able to understand what’s going on with this investigation?” asked guest host Jason Chaffetz. “My guess, just a guess, the United States Secret Service already knows how this happened. They just haven’t told us yet.”

“Well, I haven’t seen the news today,” Kennedy said. “Did they find more blow in the White House or are we still talking about the first stuff? Look, I’ve been in the Situation Room. There are cameras everywhere. I’m pretty sure the Secret Service knows.”

It’s no different from the January 6 pipe bomber. The government has CCTV cameras everywhere in Washington, DC. The Metro Police, the FBI, and the Secret Service could have figured out who the person was in no time. They could have backtracked videos by hopping from one to another, and eventually, they would have gotten information about the person. You can only get to DC by train, bus, or drive. This person would have come up on CCTV video getting out or into a vehicle with a license plate, or coming from or going into a hotel. The point is, the Biden administration has become the most corrupt administration in our 247-year history, and the law enforcement agencies are covering for the Democratic Party. They are covering up this cocaine case as well.

“I probably shouldn’t say this, but if my record was as bad as this White House’s record, I’d probably give my staff blow too,” he concluded. “I’m only kidding. They’ll get to the bottom of it. Frankly, I’m not saying it’s not significant. It’s not earthshaking, you know?”

“They can make it a much bigger story, but they can also dismiss it But what I’m concerned about is they continue to morph their story. It changes. It was found here. Then, ‘It was found here.m Then it was found over there. And it just seems as if it’s being spun as a different story than it actually is instead of just dealing with it directly,” Chaffetz said.

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