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Welcome to the Bongino Brief.

I'm Dan Bongino.

We waited on this story and it looks like another Dan Bongino conspiracy theory may

in fact be coming true, just like ICE says.

So the photos came out of the coke in the White House.

And as I suspected, we now have more questions than we have answers.

But let's just say a couple of chirping little birdies have told me some stuff that lead

me to believe that we're not being told the whole truth.

First, Daily Mail has a great article.

I suggest you read it.

It's in the newsletter today.

First photos reveal the cocaine found in the White House.

Images of the baggie in the cubbyhole that sparked the investigation.

And the culprit still has not been found.

Really?

We sure about that?

Chatsters, let me ask you something.

Bongino Army members out there, do you really believe they can't find the culprit here,

given all those cameras and the fact that if you look at this photo, you're going to

notice something fairly obvious.

It appears to be a plastic baggie.

Now, listen, I'm not a coke head, so I don't do cocaine.

However, a plastic baggie, Chatsters, is a plastic baggie a porous substance or a non-porous

In other words, it's not a paper bag.

And by the way, that doesn't even mean you can't get a print.

It's just very easy to get a print off a non-porous substance because the oils that compose a

fingerprint, loops, arches, and whirls, deltas, the oils that leave the print based on the

ridges in your fingertip tend to be raised more on a non-porous substance because they

don't sink in.

Look at that.

It's overwhelming.

You all know and suspect what Big Daddy here suspects that they know exactly who this is.

I don't have to walk you through fingerprint 101 class, but this is important.

A paper substance, the oil from the ridges on your fingers, that's what the fingerprint

is.

It's basically oils and deposits.

It'll sink more into a porous substance like paper or even wood.

So it's harder to lift off because it's not as ridgy.

Look at what we're looking at here.

They even have the number of the box, 50.

Notice something to the left of the box.

What do you guys see?

It looks like a little circle.

Gee, that looks to me like a keyhole.

Now I'm not crazy, but don't take a leak on my leg and tell me it's raining.

A keyhole would mean there is a key.

It's meaning someone had to do what?

Had to turn the key to open the cubby.

So I don't know about you guys.

Here, here's a knife someone sent a while ago.

So pretend this knife here, Dan Bongino Show knife, which is just from Silver Stag, a pretty

It's made of metal like the key, right?

So assume this is a key.

So you would grab the key.

How would you grab the key, guys?

Would you do it like this?

No, no one does that, correct?

Because it may look weird on camera, right?

So people in the chat, how would you grab the non-porous substance key?

Yes, with your fingertips.

And you would go.

So it's really weird that a non-porous plastic bag that would hold a fingerprint has no prints.

That the key on the locker seems to have no prints.

And then the metal door on the locker mysteriously seems to have no prints either, which is strange

because you see, I worked at the Secret Service and they have one of the best fingerprint

labs in the world.

Now you may say, well, maybe they were working with the FBI on this because of an MOU.

The FBI has just as good of a fingerprint lab as well.

And I've seen fingerprints pulled off everything from paper checks to keys to car doors.

You're telling me on that baggie, they couldn't find a fingerprint.

Ladies and gentlemen, that sounds to me like what?

Yes, that sounds to me like someone just said in the chat.

That sounds to me like bullshit.

Detective Dan.

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saw everyone who came in there.

This is—listen, the guys and the ladies in the Secret Service I know are good folks.

The people I still talk to are very patriotic.

Nine Republicans voted against impeaching Mayorkas, right?

My first response was, no, throw those Republicans under the bus, because everyone else did the

right thing and voted to move forward with impeachment.

We have a people and a leadership problem in the party, just like we have a leadership

problem right now in the Secret Service.

Come on, man.

Don't—please, I'm begging you, as a former member and someone who loves the worthy of

trust and confidence agency—that's literally their motto—please don't do to them what

the FBI did to their agency and politicize it.

You obviously know who did this.

Nobody believes that story.

There are cameras there.

Look at the baggie.

This is one of those come on, man moments.

Now, here's what makes the story even worse.

What makes the story worse, folks, is I'm hearing some traffic that not only did they

know, but that the person who may have left that cocaine behind was likely leaving it

for some member of the Biden family, and it may not have been Hunter.

That that was not a someone who left cocaine behind, that it was in fact a delivery.

That that person may have been escorted in by staff, may have left it in there, and it

may have been some kind of delivery.

Is that true?

Is it going to turn out?

I don't know.

It's something that was told to me by someone.

I can't think of another plausible theory.

Ladies and gentlemen, if you manage to slip cocaine in the White House, obviously leaving

fingerprints behind because you're not going to walk in there with gloves on, correct?

You don't think agents are going to notice you walking in with rubber gloves on, turning

a key with rubber gloves?

You understand what that cubby is?

It's right in front of a desk at the West Wing entrance where people are and and members

of the military and the Secret Service.

You think you're going to whip rubber gloves out?

No one's going to notice.

I know it is.

They know who did this.

They don't want you to know, because once they find out, everybody's going to run to

that person's house and they're afraid they're going to give up the fact that it was likely

a drop off for a member of the Biden family.

I want you to listen to this.

This was a segment on Martha McCallum's show at the time.

I don't know this guy that that well, but Martha McCallum interviewed a guy.

He nailed this exact same thing I'm telling you about the fingerprints.

This was a drop off, man.

You think you're going to walk in and leave coke behind?

If you got it in, you might as well keep it in your pocket.

Why would you put it in a cubby?

What are you, an asshole?

You sneak it in, even if you had it by accident, and then you leave it in the White House with

the evidence all over it?

Really?

Listen to this.

until later in the month.

If the cocaine was found on a bag, doesn't it have fingerprints on it?

Weeks?

Days?

Hours?

Half an hour?

You know, that's just, you know, Martha, that's a great question, because I asked several

down in Texas.

who do this for a living for decades, and they all said to me that on very porous surfaces

like bags and envelopes, you'll be able to determine within an hour if there's fingerprints

Within an hour.

if there was no fingerprints, they could have told us immediately.

So I suspect there are fingerprints, and you can run it through a database, and this was

found where high-level aides and staffers are, so most of them were fingerprinted at

one time or another, so they may or may not already know who it belongs to and aren't

sharing it with us, and that's my greatest concern and worry.

The law enforcement guys who told him that are absolutely right, folks.

You lift a print like that, you have to understand that cubby is where a bunch of people are.

There's no way you're sitting there, and you've got this cubby, you've got this, all right,

pretend this is the bag.

There's no way, like, you leave a bag behind.

Why you would leave a bag of Coke behind, I still don't know, and then you're sitting

there with your shirt like this, and then wiping down a key right in front of a uniformed

division Secret Service guy, and you think nobody's going to call you out?

Here's how I absolutely know the Biden team is freaked out about this story.

The Secret Service director now has got to do a better job.

They're going to decimate this agency, and I can't have that happen to a place I love.

I'm not going to let you do it.

Here's Corrine Jean-Pierre nearly lost her mind when they suggested it was a member of

the Biden family, which says to me, dipsy-do-flipper-oo, it was definitely a drop-off for a member

of the Biden family.

Take a look.

They were not here.

They were at Camp David.

They were not here Friday.

They were not here Saturday.

They were not here Sunday.

They were not even here Monday.

They came back on Tuesday.

So to ask that question is actually incredibly irresponsible, and I'll just leave it there.

OK.

Why would you have to drop it off if they were there?

Dig?

Hey, you got my stuff?

Yeah, we left it in the box in the West Wing, number 50.

I'll be back on Tuesday, Monday.

Corrine Jean-Pierre's reaction says everything.

Folks, we're living right now in a police state.

Nearly every federal entity at this point has been corrupted at the top.

We've got an opportunity in this next election to turn it around.

I don't want you to be too negative on it.

We do have an opportunity.

If we lived in a full, full, full police state right now, I'd never be able to do a movie

called Police State.

I wouldn't even be able to do this broadcast.

I'd be dead.

Will they knock on my door?

If we lose the next election, probably.

We've already been spied on by them.

That's a fact.

You know that.

If you FOIA the Ukrainian embassy, what they were doing with us.

But they've been entirely corrupted.

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