Gov. Brown may be setting sights on Presidency

BEVERLY HILL, Calif. (KGO) -- Governor Jerry Brown this week won a historic fourth term in office, but that hasn't stopping him from higher aspirations.

Speaking at an Anti-Defamation League meeting in Beverly Hills, Brown jokingly declared himself President of California.

"I ran for president three times. I'm now President of California, and it's bigger than most of the countries that attend the United Nations," said Brown.

Some political pundits have suggested Brown may run for the actual Presidency in 2016.

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