Rep Nancy Mace: “When Biden says ‘Where’s the money?’ I think that was a Freudian slip — the money is in all the shell companies that your family created to get money funneled from other countries into your back pocket.”…

by Spencer Brown at Townhall

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) took a blowtorch to the Biden administration — specifically the FBI and its director Christopher Wray — for the way it attempted to stonewall House Oversight Committee members as they sought to investigate President Joe Biden and his family’s business dealings and allegations of a criminal bribery scheme.

Mace, along with the other members of the House Oversight Committee, was finally allowed to view the FBI’s FD-1023 form on Thursday, a document outlining accusations that then-Vice President Biden was taking funds from foreign nationals in return for favorable use of his position of power. Getting to review the FBI form was not, as Mace explained, an easy task.

“The FBI originally wouldn’t say that the document even existed, and then it magically appeared out of thin air, then they said we couldn’t see it, then only the chairman could see it but it had to be redacted, and finally — with the threat of contempt — all of us on the Oversight Committee were able to go into a classified room to review an unclassified document,” Mace recounted on Fox News Friday morning.

“What I want the mainstream media to have is an actual copy of this document so they can see for themselves legitimate accusations here of bribery,” Mace continued. “And when you look at the bank records, the dozens of shell companies — when Biden says ‘where’s the money?’ I think that was a Freudian slip. The money is in all of the shell companies that your family created to get money funneled from other countries into your back pocket,” she explained.

MACE: "When Biden says 'Where's the money?' I think that was a Freudian slip — the money is in all the shell companies that your family created to get money funneled from other countries into your back pocket." pic.twitter.com/XKhid76wSa

— Spencer Brown (@itsSpencerBrown) June 9, 2023

Noting that the FBI form was “not very long” but “very detailed” and “very credible,” Mace said there are even more documents related to the bribery allegations that the Oversight Committee has yet to obtain.

“There were other 1023 documents and…