would have cost $10 back in the day. it s just a tiny plastic bag with a ziploc top feature. it contains cocaine. i want to show people what the size of a dime bag of cocaine look like basically. it s pretty small. stephen, we are now into drug street talk about what these things mean. talking about the white house and what is happening there. yes, the current spin from cnn appears to be sure, there s drug dealing and drug trafficking and drug use inside the west wing of the white house. it s really not that large print the quantities aren t enough to be concerned about. this raises so many questions about what is going on behind closed doors at the white house. what is a conduct of the people, the aides, the senior official, the family members, the people invited circle? they have a casual response for the discovery of drugs. there s no leaks coming out of the white house saying everyone was horrified, everyone is
described. you know, he is right. they re looking for anthrax, biological, chemical agents. they re looking for bombs, guns, knives. but they re not looking for, you know, what we would have called a dime bag, i m sure more than that now of powder in a ziploc. now they are looking for whose print is on the plastic bag? whose skin cell dna might have been left behind? is it in a government record? if they are a staff member, military person, somebody like that the odds are if they can recover it from the bag it is. it could be a reporter who was there for an interview, a citizen there for a special tour arranged by the white house staff. but there are logs, cameras, records. so there are cameras. you are saying, would there be cameras in that room? right. there are cameras in that room and those cubbies where if you are going into the room, you have to take your cell phones and put them in there. unless this person took this