Despite two more potential vice presidential picks removing their names from consideration, Donald Trump told Fox News on Wednesday that there are 10 more waiting in the wings.

“I’m looking at 10 people,” Trump said. “Three or four called me up, all want to be considered.”

It was rumored that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee had been eying Sen. Bob Corker of Teessee and freshman Sen. Joni Est of Iowa.

Both declined.

Corker confirmed to Fox News he was taking himself out of the ruing because the job was “too political” for him.

“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 begiing of our meetings,” Corker told The Washington Post in a separate interview.

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“I left there feeling very good about him as a person but also realized that at age 63, I know the things I’m good at doing and knowing what a candidate for vice president has to do,” he said. “It’s just not the right thing for me, and I don’t think it’s the right thing for them.”

Est, who spent part of her July 4th holiday with Trump, told Fox News they had a “good conversation” and said she would “continue to share my insights with Donald about the need to strengthen our economy, keep our nation safe, and ensure America is always a strong, stabilizing force around the globe."

However, in an interview with Politico on Wednesday, she said her main focus would be Iowa and the Senate.

“I feel that I have a lot more to do in the United States Senate. And Iowa is where my heart is,” Est said. “I’m just getting started here. I have a great partner with Chuck Grassley, we’ve been able to accomplish a lot. And I think that President Trump will need some great assistance in the United States Senate and I can provide that.”

Trump is expected to aounce his choice ahead of the Republican Convention in Cleveland later this month.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence are among the short list of candidates, according to campaign sources.

Fox News’ Kara Rowland, Christopher Snyder and Liz Torrey contributed to this report.