Since early October, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany has been juggling her role on Pennsylvania Avenue with a senior advisor role on President Donald Trump’s campaign.

During a Wednesday ā€œFox & Friends interview,ā€ McEnany (appearing on behalf of the campaign) tried to sidestep questions about the president’s potential flirtations with a 2024 bid.

Asked by the ā€œFox & Friendsā€ hosts about a Trump Campaign email polling supporters on whether they believe Trump should run in 2024, McEnany said, ā€œI think they are just putting out that thought. They’re still focused, the campaign is still on 2020.ā€

Reminded that she is a spokesperson for the campaign during the interview, McEnany said, Trump is ā€œstill focused on 2020.ā€

She added, ā€œHe’s the leader of this movement, no matter what happens in 2020, 2024 is there for his taking.ā€

ā€œHis base is strong, they’re not going away,ā€ she continued. ā€œThe forgotten men and women are forgotten no longer because they’ve had four years of President Trump, hopefully, four more. But 2024, it’s there if President Trump would like it.ā€

Watch her comments below:

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Trump began teasing a potential 2024 Oval Office bid soon after his election loss to President-elect Joe Biden. And though he still seems focused on overturning his 2020 defeat, the president has made overtures of a 2024 run.

Trump recently told guests at the White House Christmas party, ā€œIt’s been an amazing four years. We are trying to do another four years. Otherwise, I’ll see you in four years.ā€

Much of the early speculation about Trump’s 2024 intentions came following a poll released by Morning Consult in late November. The data company reported that 54% of Republicans they polled said they would vote for Trump in 2024 if the Republican presidential primaries were ā€œheld today.ā€

Only a day after it was released, that poll sailed across the president’s Twitter feed and he commented, ā€œBut 2020 is a long way from over.ā€