Former Mueller Prosecutor Rips Secret Service for Ending WH Cocaine Investigation
Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann is criticizing the Secret Service for ending its investigation of the cocaine found at the White House. During a Thursday appearance on MSNBC, Weissmann said, “To me, the…
Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann is criticizing the Secret Service for ending its investigation of the cocaine found at the White House.
During a Thursday appearance on MSNBC, Weissmann said, “To me, the Secret Service here looks like they can’t find a dead cow in a closet. I mean this is really just not a sufficient investigation.”
“I’m, by the way, not saying that Joe Biden had a bag here, or Hunter Biden. But you should do more than just say, ‘There were no fingerprints or DNA and the evidence and we looked at surveillance logs and we didn’t see anyone leaving it there,’ which seems highly unlikely,” he continued.
Weissmann, who worked with former Special Counsel Robert Mueller during the Russia investigation, went on to suggest it is “suspicious” and “such bad law enforcement” to state there were no fingerprints or DNA connected to the cocaine.
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He went on, “To me, this is really one where just do more. I mean, you are handing the Republicans an issue — legitimately.”
In a statement on Thursday, the Secret Service