Trump says he’s made his veep decision in his ‘mind’ and the person will be at Thursday’s debate

But not even the VP knows yet they’ve been chosen in Trump.

Trump was asked if his pick knows they’ve been selected, and Trump responded, “No, nobody knows,” according to Fox News.

Trump has been considering four top contenders for the nomination: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, and Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina.

Burgum and Vance have recently emerged as finalists from that list, sources told NBC News last week. Sources told the outlet that Rubio is also still a possibility, but the issue with Rubio is that either he or Trump would likely need to establish residency outside of Florida as both candidates hailing from the same state could pose a problem if the election is a close call.

Though the mystery running mate is expected to be present at the debate, their selection will most likely not be publicly announced at or ahead of the debate, according to Trump.

Trump told NBC News he plans to make the VP announcement “right around the convention,” where he is expected to receive his party’s formal nomination. The Republican National Convention begins in Milwaukee on July 15 and runs until July 18.

“Maybe a little before, but could be at the convention,” Trump said. “But we’ll have some great people.”