Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear continues to drop hints about a possible presidential run.

He was a guest speaker at the National Action Network event over the weekend in New York City.

Speaking with the civil rights organizations founder, the Reverend Al Sharpton, Beshear said he is not ruling out another tough campaign.

I walked off the stage in 2023, having won reelection by five points in Kentucky, which is like winning by 30 anywhere else.

And I looked at my wife and I said, who will never have to run a campaign again?

And I'm not sure that's true today.

I don't have I don't have any announcements, but I will not leave a broken country to my kids or anyone else's kids or grandkids.

This is not this is not the United States of America I grew up in, and I've met the United States of America hasn't been perfect.

And it's actually been been tough for a lot of people.

But what we are seeing right now, a president that threatens to end another civilization, is anti-American.

It's also anti-Christian.

And we've heard those comments similarly from the governor several times when he's been asked about his presidential aspirations.

Several Democrats are considering a 2028 bid for the white House attended the same convention, including former Vice President Kamala Harris, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and former transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

After the event, the Reverend Al Sharpton told The New York Times that Beshear was one of the speakers that stood out to him.

He also said the audience appreciated Bashir's southern roots and his message of his faith.