Pundit Tucker Carlson on Tuesday ruled out any plans to launch a bid for the presidency in 2028, days after saying he no longer supports the Republican Party.

“Of course, I’m not planning to run for president,” he told former “InfoWars” host Alex Jones during an interview streamed on the social platform X. “I mean, of course, I’ve, you know, I’ve never said or done anything that would suggest I have an interest in political office because I don’t. I never have had an interest in political office ever. It’s just not kind of what I do for a living.”

Carlson said he “really doesn’t like politicians” and added that he likes President Trump, calling him very funny. Jones then asked if Carlson likes Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who are both perceived as potential candidates to succeed Trump in 2028.

“Obviously, [Vance] is great compared to Rubio,” he said. “Look, I’ll support the best person. I have always liked JD Vance enormously. I think he’s really smart.”

Carlson added that Vance is in a “really tough situation,” referring to the vice president leading negotiations with Iranian officials to secure a final deal to end the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran and determine the future of the Islamic regime’s nuclear program.

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