Trump White House Reportedly Managed High Stress with Controlled Substances

A Pentagon report and former officials reveal widespread use of stimulants and anti-anxiety drugs among Trump administration staff.

The Pentagon's inspector general reported the White House Medical Unit distributed controlled substances like modafinil and Xanax with minimal oversight.
Former officials claim the use of stimulants and anti-anxiety drugs was an open secret to manage the stress of working in the Trump administration.
The culture within the White House Medical Unit was described as 'the Wild West,' with a casual approach to prescribing drugs.
Senior staff members reportedly mixed Xanax with alcohol to cope with the pressure, raising concerns about security clearances.
The issue traces back to Dr. Ronny Jackson, whose tenure as Physician to the President was marked by allegations of improper conduct.