More potential VP picks surface as Trump campaigns ahead of New Hampshire primary

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CONCORD, N.H. – Former President Donald Trump told supporters in the closing days ahead of the New Hampshire primary that he likely will not choose 2024 Republican nomination rival Nikki Haley as his running mate.

"She is not presidential timber," Mr. Trump said of Haley as he spoke at a Friday night rally in New Hampshire's capital city. "Now, when I say that, that probably means that she’s not going to be chosen as the vice president."

At the same rally, the former president landed the endorsement of Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, who ended his own White House bid in November.

"It's time for us to unite our party so that we make sure that the only target we're talking about is firing [President] Biden. Our country can't take four more years. I'm not sure we could take ten more months," Scott argued in a Fox News interview following the Trump rally. "The best way for us to get rid of Joe Biden as our president is to unite our party now behind Donald Trump."

TIM SCOTT ENDORSES DONALD TRUMP AHEAD OF NEW HAMPSHIRE'S PRIMARY

Although his presidential campaign failed to ignite, Scott remains very popular with Republican primary voters, and his endorsement had been heavily coveted by the remaining GOP candidates.

Scott downplayed running-mate talk as he dropped out of the race two months ago.

But a source in the senator's political orbit told Fox News on Saturday