Cocaine Lie Exposed: Records DESTROY Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Alibi – Reveal Biden Family Was at White House Before Drug Discovery

The cocaine scandal engulfing the White House has taken a dramatic new twist with the Biden administration — and press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre — caught in an epic lie.

The White House had consistently maintained President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden, and first son, Hunter Biden, were away from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue beginning on Friday, June 30 and did not return until Tuesday, July 4.

The bag of cocaine found in the West Wing was discovered at the White House on Sunday.

But according to the official press pool report for June 30, President Biden gave remarks in the Roosevelt Room that afternoon — and didn't depart the White House for Camp David until 6:34 PM.

Joining him on that trip were Jill, Hunter, and Hunter's son, Beau Biden.

Tellingly, the official record of presidential whereabouts directly contradicts embattled Jean-Pierre who angrily insisted at a press briefing on Friday: “They were not here Friday (June 30). They were not here Saturday (July 1). They were not here Sunday (July 2). They were not even here Monday (July 3). They came back on Tuesday (July 4).”

Desperate Jean-Pierre attempted to swat away the point-blank question whether the cocaine found in the West Wing belonged to any member of the first family.

“To ask that question is actually incredibly irresponsible — and I'll just leave it there,” she said.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, an investigation was launched by the Secret Service to determine the owner of the illicit substance with DNA testing and fingerprint analysis being looked at.

The agency said it was prepared to do "everything possible" to identify the cocaine culprit.

But as time ticks it wasn't clear if the culprit would ever be found.

One source told Fox News the Secret Service still didn't have any suspects in the investigation surrounding the cocaine.

At the same time, a former Secret Service agent, Dan Bongino, said he believed only a member of the first family could have walked it in.

"There's absolutely ZERO chance anyone other than a family member brought that cocaine inside the White House complex,” he said, per Knewz.com.

"No chance that would make it past the mag/security checkpoints. Family bypasses those."

Over the weekend, Texas Senator Ted Cruz dismissed the notion that troubled Hunter was responsible for the cocaine, instead speculating that a senior Biden official may be involved.

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