The presumptive Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, said that, he has nominated 10 potential candidates for the vice president. However, Trump did not revealed the names, two potential finalized candidates Senators Joni Ernest and Bob Corker indicated that they were out of the race.

The Fox News reported that, "Well, I'm actually looking at 10 people, and three or four called me up, very big names, Senate and governor and all. And they want to be considered. And we're looking very, very strongly," Trump said.

"I met with Joni. She was terrific, and very supportive. As you know, Bob was with me yesterday and he told me everything that he really would like to do and Bob is a terrific guy," Trump added.

The Washington Post reported that, "It's a highly political job, and that's not who I am. We had a very open conversation about that, and actually, we have been very candid about it from the very beginning of our meetings," Corker said.

Trump's vice presidential candidates list also includes two generals. "Well, I like the generals. I like the concept of the generals. We're thinking about actually there are two of them that are under consideration," Trump said.

"I have tremendous people and tremendous interest. We have wonderful people that we're considering. We will make a wise choice. I've gotten to know some of them very well over the past week. And I'll be deciding sometime prior to the convention," he said.

"I'm looking for somebody that can be a great vice president, can do a great job, has presidential quality and can also help legislatively and other ways so that wonderful legislation can be passed for the people," Trump concluded.

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