Rep. Nancy Mace spars with Bill Maher, explains her shift towards Trump: ‘We've had three years of Biden’

"Real Time" host Bill Maher offered a friendly warning to Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., about a certain viewer who might have listened to her comments about certifying the 2020 election as vice president.

She also sparred with Maher, explaining her general shift towards former President Trump this way: "We've had three years of Joe Biden." "Wow, that bad huh?" Maher quipped. "It's been that bad," the Republican doubled down.

Mace has been among the high-profile Republicans earning buzz in recent months as potential candidates to be former President Trump's running mate in 2024.

During a panel discussion Friday night, Mace touted that she had voted to certify the 2020 election after Maher mocked "Trumper" Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake for calling the question of certifying the election as vice president a "hypothetical."

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"Let me ask that of you," Maher said to Mace. "If you were the vice president on January 6th, would you have done what Mike Pence did that made Trump so angry?"

"I certified the Electoral College in every single state," Mace responded. "I mean, that was the right thing to do, the constitutional thing to do. And I would do it again, 100 percent. 100 percent."

"That's great," Maher replied.

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Maher then added, "I must warn you, Donald Trump sometimes ‘accidentally’ watches this show."

"I hope he's watching tonight! I hope he's watching tonight," Mace exclaimed.

"He won't be happy with that answer," Maher told her.

"Here's the thing Bill, Republicans need more independent-minded voters to win in November,"