Top takeaways from Youngkin's Hannity interview

Here are the big takeaways from their nearly hour-long chat:

👀 Youngkin's not done with politics and is "chomping at the bit" to get back into it.

• He said his time as governor was the "most purposeful" he's ever felt, and it went by in "five seconds."
• "I have more to give. I just do," Youngkin told Hannity.

🇺🇸 Yes, but: He wouldn't say if he plans to run for president in the future, but he said he won't run for Virginia governor again.

• He said he's focused on 2026 and helping Republicans win in the midterms.
• He added that he thought Vice President Vance "would make a great nominee" for president and that Vance and Marco Rubio would make "a great ticket."

🤝 He has a good relationship with President Trump, and told Hannity they talked about Youngkin joining his administration.

• But that conversation was when he was still governor and Youngkin said he wanted to focus on finishing his term.

• He dodged Hannity's questions about a possible future post.

🗳️ Richmond was part of Youngkin's 2021 winning election strategy.

• He didn't need to win it, he said, but to "break even in Richmond" with voters.
• Flashback: He lost the city, taking just 19.6% of votes, and Henrico with 40%, but he won Hanover (68%) and flipped Chesterfield (52%), per the Virginia Public Access Project.
• He also performed better in metro Richmond than the Republican gubernatorial candidates before and after him.