FBI to investigate cocaine incident linked to Biden White House and leaked Supreme Court abortion ruling.

The FBI has decided to investigate two high-profile incidents: the discovery of cocaine in the Biden White House in 2023 and the leaked Supreme Court abortion opinion that occurred in 2022. Both cases have raised concerns regarding potential public corruption and national security.

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino, along with FBI Director Kash Patel, made the decision to revisit these matters due to their significant public interest. In the case of the cocaine incident, the Secret Service had previously closed their investigation without identifying a suspect, despite the substance being found on White House grounds while President Biden was absent. The leaked Supreme Court opinion on Roe v. Wade also sparked outrage and speculation about who may have been responsible for the unprecedented breach of judicial confidentiality.

Bongino has called for weekly briefings on both cases, indicating that the FBI is actively working on these matters. The investigation into the pipe bombs planted near the Republican and Democratic national committees' headquarters in 2021 will also continue.

The cocaine discovery was particularly alarming, as it occurred within the highly secured environment of the White House. The leak of the Supreme Court opinion was a significant event in U.S. political history, raising questions about the integrity of the nation's highest court and the potential for politically motivated actions within the judicial branch.

These investigations come as the FBI continues to address various matters related to national security and public corruption. The outcomes of these probes could have far-reaching implications, potentially leading to new information or clarity surrounding these events.