Donald Trump criticized the White House's decision to close the investigation into the discovery of cocaine in the West Wing due to a 'lack of evidence' 

During a speech to Florida Republicans, Trump expressed skepticism over claims there were no cameras in the area that might have captured the culprit

Trump pointed out that the White House, with its vast security infrastructure, has more cameras than any other building globally, including facial recognition 

Former President Donald Trump mocked the White House's revelation that the investigation into how cocaine came to be found in the West Wing was to be closed because of a 'lack of evidence'.

Speaking at Turning Point Action in Florida on Saturday evening, the 2024 Republican presidential candidate poured cold water on suggestions that there were no cameras that might have witnessed the culprit to whom the drugs belonged to. 

'The White House just announced they dropped the investigation into the West Wing cocaine scandal of just a few days,' Trump began, recounting the news.