Hunter Biden Responds to White House Cocaine Accusation with Blunt Remark
Hunter Biden Fires Back at Cocaine Accusation with Blunt Remark

Hunter Biden, the son of former President Joe Biden, has responded to accusations that he was responsible for a bag of cocaine found at the White House in 2023. In a video message celebrating seven years of sobriety, Biden quipped, "It most definitely was not. I would never have forgotten my drugs."

Hunter Biden Celebrates Sobriety Milestone

Hunter Biden announced that he is seven years clean and sober, expressing pride in his recovery from substance abuse. The video message was posted on social media, where he addressed the accusation directly.

The White House Cocaine Incident

The accusation referred to a 2023 incident in which a small bag of cocaine was discovered in the White House's West Wing, prompting an investigation by the Secret Service. The source of the cocaine was never publicly identified.

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Presidential Pardon and Legal History

Hunter Biden's father, President Joe Biden, pardoned him in December 2024 following his conviction on federal gun charges and a guilty plea to federal tax charges earlier that year. The pardon has been a topic of political debate.

Jill Biden's Memoir

First Lady Jill Biden recently stated in her memoir, View from the East Wing, that she wished she had discussed Hunter's struggles with addiction more during her time in the White House. She detailed the family's challenges in dealing with his substance abuse.

Hunter Biden's response comes as he continues to maintain his sobriety and navigate public scrutiny. The White House has not commented on the latest exchange.

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