Mark Brnovich: It’s Very Hard To Believe A Tourist Could Get Through White House Security With A Bag Of Cocaine

Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to shed light on how tight the security is at the White House, and why he finds it extremely hard to believe a random visitor would have been able to bring cocaine into it.

“So one time when I was going to the White House, because you know they have the multiple security gates, and this is what I don’t understand because there’s like metal detectors, you know, you have to empty your pockets and get it out. So someone was able to get that through the first kind of barrier. And one time when President Trump was in the White House, I was going to a meeting there with him, and I was wearing a Grateful Dead mask and my Adidas high tops. And literally they stopped me and they tried to put me in like the visitor’s room. And I’m like, no, no, I’m the Attorney General of Arizona. And they’re like, yeah, sure you are, with the Grateful Dead, those tennis shoes. And so someone finally had to pull me up on the phone like, oh my God, we’re so sorry. And then they stuck me into the conference room where we had our meeting or whatever. But the security’s pretty tight there. And like I said, there’s multiple layers and you’ve got to empty your pockets. So I mean, I just find it hard to believe someone could get that far where they stuck it in one of those lockers in the White House.”

Mark also tells Jimmy why he’s almost certain the cocaine belonged to Hunter Biden. Listen to the podcast to hear what else he had to say!