In an interview with The Hill, the MSNBC “Morning Joe” host noted that his daughter is 10 years old. Until she graduates from high school, Scarborough will probably stay off the campaign trail.

Speculation about the former House member’s future has intensified following the release of his new book, The Right Path: From Ike to Reagan, How Republicans Once Mastered Politics.

Over the past several years, Scarborough has been mentioned as a possible Senate and White House candidate. But the 50-year-old has stressed he is enjoying his day job.

In his book, Scarborough says the GOP must change: “Republicans can kick moderates like General [Colin] Powell out of its party’s mainstream and drive them into the arms of the Democratic Party every four years, or they can leave their ideological comfort zone, work aggressively to expand their political coalitions, and start stealing voters away from Democrats like Hillary Clinton.”