In recent years, Carrie Fisher has been hilariously open about her drug use while filming the original Star Wars movies. She did a lot of cocaine—specifically during the filming of The Empire Strikes Back. It's an addiction she kicked after a life in an out of rehab and some scary close calls with overdosing. Now that she's clean, Fisher has no problem discussing her former habit, sharing her cocaine expertise with anyone who asks. Four years ago, she set the record straight about her rumored "coke nail" in one Star Wars scene.

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I never used my fingernail for drugs. I used dollars or tiny spoons like any other respectable former drug addict. http://t.co/7jeu592i — Carrie Fisher (@carrieffisher) October 10, 2012

Last night, as Donald Trump sniffled his way through a series of factually inaccurate insults hurtled at his vastly more qualified opponent, Hillary Clinton, Fisher offered her insight on the source of Trump's sniffles.

One Twitter user decided to ask Fisher if the sniffles meant Trump might be on coke.

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I'm an expert & ABSOLUTELY — Carrie Fisher (@carrieffisher) October 10, 2016

Considering Fisher's word is more reliable than Trump's, and considering she helped lead the rebels into overthrowing the oppressive empire, I'm gonna go with Princess Leia on this one.

[h/t The Wrap

Matt Miller Culture Editor Matt is the Culture Editor at Esquire where he covers music, movies, books, and TV—with an emphasis on all things Star Wars, Marvel, and Game of Thrones.

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