Vance on 'lying' about Harris: 'You don't feel good when you look yourself in the mirror'

While trying to attack Democrats, Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance suggested he knew what it felt like to be "lying about Kamala Harris' record for the past month."

On Monday, Vance appeared on Fox News while the network was broadcasting from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The Republican nominee insisted that Democrats were not united behind Harris, the presumed Democratic nominee.

"Remember a month ago, these are the guys who are telling us, backed up by the media, that Joe Biden, who couldn't complete a sentence, was Albert Einstein, right?" Vance said. "He's the most brilliant president that we had ever had."

"And the minute it became obvious that he was political dead weight, they threw him overboard and they're not trying to pick up the pieces," he continued. "I think that we've just witnessed in this country a year-long, or sorry, a month-long campaign to completely separate Kamala Harris from the administration where she is the vice president."

Vance then said that looking in the mirror did not feel good "after lying about Kamala Harris' record."

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"It takes a lot of aggressive lying and a lot of shamelessness to pull it off, but you don't feel good when you look in yourself in the mirror after lying about Kamala Harris' record for the past month," he opined.

Watch the video below from Fox News.