LONDON, United Kingdom — In a revealing interview with the BBC, former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris hinted at the possibility of running for president again in the future. Harris, who stepped in as the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate after Joe Biden but was defeated by Donald Trump, stated that she has not yet made a definitive decision about another White House bid. However, she emphasized that her political journey is far from over. The 61-year-old politician expressed confidence that her grandnieces would witness a female president in their lifetime, asserting, “I’m not done in American politics.” Harris, known for her lifelong commitment to public service, remarked, “I have lived my entire career a life of service, and it’s in my bones. There are many ways to serve.” Her comments, previewed on Saturday and set to air in full on Sunday, mark the strongest indication yet that she might seek the Democratic nomination for the 2028 election. The interview comes on the heels of her recent memoir release, where she criticized the decision to allow Biden to run for a second term as “recklessness” and accused his administration of insufficient support and occasional obstruction during her tenure as vice president.