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Charles Barkley is not a fan of the NCAAs management of NIL and the transfer portal.Barkley, 62, didnt mince words when talking about the current state of college basketball."The NCAA, theyre a bunch of idiots and fools. They have ruined the sport. I don't know how you put the toothpaste back into the tube," Barkley said during a recent appearance on OutKicks "Dont @ Me with Dan Dakich."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBarkley isnt opposed to college players getting paid, but has trouble making sense as to how much money players are making, and how frequently players can now switch schools."This notion that you have to come up with tens of millions of dollars to pay kids to play basketball, and have them be free agents every year and transfer to another school and get more money every year. Like, we don't even get to do that in the NBA. Can you imagine if players in the NBA got to be a free agent every year? I'm not opposed to players getting paid, I want to make that clear," Barkley said."But, this notion we gotta give college kids tens of millions of dollars a year, and basketball is the worst, because you're only gonna get a great player for six months. I don't even see how you're gonna get the return on investment."CHARLES BARKLEY RAISES CONCERNS FOR BILL BELICHICK AS FORMER NFL COACH'S PERSONAL LIFE THRUST INTO SPOTLIGHTBarkley was asked whether he would ever donate to his alma mater, Auburn, to help its NIL fund, but the Basketball Hall of Famer would rather donate his money to more important causes."I just gave 10 million dollars to HBCU's, that stuff is way more important to me. I just gave a couplemillion dollars to Blight, in my hometown of Birmingham, to rebuild houses," Barkley said."That stuff is way more important to me than joining the cesspool that is college athletics. We're such a s----- country, Dan. We have ruined college athletics, and I don't wanna even get in that cesspool."If even the 11-time All-Star were to give money to Auburn's NIL fund, he isnt sure how he would get his return on investment."If I give a guy three or four, five, seven, some guys are getting six, seven, eight million dollars, I'm not sure how I get my return on investment if he's only going to be at my college for one year, and you're probably not going to win the championship,"Barkley said.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Democrats are reportedly furious with former President Joe Biden's return to the spotlight following his interview Thursday on "The View," according to a Friday report from The Hill.Biden is facing heat from fellow Democrats who claim the former president is holding the party back by continuing to put himself in the spotlight as concerns about his mental sharpness while in office resurface.Former First Lady Jill Biden stepped in to assist her husband after he struggled to answer a question about his mental acuity during his appearance on 'The View' Thursday."Elections are about the future. Every time Joe Biden emerges, we fight an old war," Democratic strategist and former Biden administration official Anthony Cole told The Hill. "Every interview he does provides a contrast to Trump thats just not helpful for the Democratic brand, which needs trusted messengers and fighters who can reach independents and moderates and inspire the base. Joe Biden aint that."BIDEN DENIES TELLING HARRIS THERE COULD BE 'NO DAYLIGHT' BETWEEN THEM, ADDRESSES FORMER VP'S 'VIEW' MOMENTWhile Cole acknowledged that it was "good" that Biden took responsibility for some of the party's failures leading up to President Donald Trump's win in 2024, he questioned whether it makes any difference now."Honestly, what good does that do now? Many Democrats from elected leaders to the party faithful are just ready to turn the page. I just dont think he understands how wide and deep this sentiment is," Cole asserted.Other Democrats were even less impressed with his appearance on Thursday, claiming he didn't go far enough in accepting responsibility for 2024.One Democratic strategist argued that Biden needs to "take responsibility for his actions" and "own up to the fact that he caused Democrats to lose.""I dont think theres a willingness to cop to the fact that he should never have run again in the first place," the strategist noted. "Why cant he come out and acknowledge that part of this is on him?"BIDEN TELLS 'THE VIEW' HE WASN'T SURPRISED HARRIS LOST, BLAMES SEXISM AND RACISMSteve Schale, a longtime Biden ally who helped run a pro-Biden super PAC in recent election cycles, urged Biden to emphasize his "humanity" over public appearances that highlight his decline."There is a way for President Biden to build his post-presidency, but this isnt it," Schale asserted. "I really wish hed embrace the thing thats been his calling card for 50 years: his humanity."Schale told The Hill that he would prefer Biden to take a page out of former President Jimmy Carter's book, and focus on community outreach rather than preserving his legacy."By the end of his life, we were reminded of the decent and humble nature of the man thanks to his acts, not his words," he said. "I really wish Biden would follow a similar path."Biden's recent interviews come amid a slew of new books which delve into the final days of the Biden administration, including accusations that the then-president's mental acuity was declining while in office.CNN'S JENNINGS BREAKS DOWN LAUGHING AT 'VIEW' HOST NAVARRO'S CLAIM BIDEN DOESN'T 'TELL MANY LIES'The former president and his wife shot down these accusations during Thursday's interview, with the former first lady noting, "The people who wrote those books were not in the White House with us."An unnamed Democratic strategist told The Hill that the narrative surrounding Biden's mental acuity is not going away, and will be something that future candidates will have to answer for."Theres a good chance that the most significant litmus test for any Democrat in the 2028 field will be how and if they admonish Biden for the political judgment in the final 18 months of his political career," the strategist claimed.Some Democrats are questioning why the interview was even necessary, as younger Democrats are increasingly emerging as the partys future leaders."I dont know whos asking for this," Democratic strategist Jon Reinish said. "I actually think that a lot of people are starting to pay much more attention to a younger generation of Democrats free of baggage and who are finally starting to move the party away from folks who stayed too long at the fair."Fox News Digital reached out to the Biden team for comment, but did not immediately hear back.

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A man who runs a food business on a Scottish island has a tantalizing offer for the right couple.He's planning to give the entity away for free to someone looking to move to the area long term all part of a desire to help protect his community's future, he said.Richard Irvine, 65, founded his smokery about three years ago, said news agency SWNS, after first "falling in love" with the Hebridean island in the 1980s when he and his wife honeymooned there. His business, Colonsay Smokery, supplies smoked salmon to the shop as well as to local restaurants and venues off the island.DINOSAUR TIME VIRAL FOOD TREND PUSHES SALAD GREENS, BUT DOES IT WORK?The tightknit community has just 120 residents or so and Irvine wants to hand the business over to a young couple who plan to stay and help contribute to building up the area.He said he wants to help boost the local and school populations however he can."Attracting younger people to live here is a constant driver for island efforts," he said, SWNS reported, as the current population is growing older."Many of my peers on the island have devoted their skills and time in a voluntary capacity to help develop the island economy [They've aimed] to increase the amount of affordable accommodation, which is great," he said."But housing is only one side of the island's problems. Economic development jobs is the other. That's where I thought I could add value."'ODD-LOOKING' DEEP SEA FISH WASHES UP ON BEACH, SURPRISING LOCALS: 'WOULD NOT EXPECT TO RUN ACROSS'He said he wants to "pass this business and the opportunity it presents on to someone who has the desire to run and grow a business, but perhaps is missing the initial capital to get it set up. Call it putting back, call it boomer guilt call it just a desire to help an island I love," he added."My vision is to find a young couple, possibly with a young family, whod like to make it their home [and] need a way of earning a living."Irvine founded the smokery after retiring from a career as a brand consultant, he said."I moved here after retiring early from a career that encompassed building, working as a chef, commercial writing and running a successful design and brand consultancy," he said. "I did so as weve [vacationed] here for almost 40 years since I took my wife here on our honeymoon."THESE FISH ARE THE BEST AND WORST FOR YOUR HEALTH, SAY EXPERTSThe couple originally planned to buy a plot and build a home on Colonsay, but realized they needed a place to stay during the process. Within months, they found and purchased a house with sea views.While his wife stayed on the mainland with their son, Irvine took on the task of renovating their new island home. It was complete by the "end of the pandemic," he said.He also "needed a project to keep me busy," he said."I conceived the idea of creating a business that would benefit the island that I love and that I could hand over to someone to encourage them to relocate here."The ideal candidates would have an "entrepreneurial spirit," he said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe process of smoking salmon takes five days. It includes fileting and curing the fish in salt, before it is dried, smoked and left to mature, the BBC noted.It is then sliced and packed before being sold.Irvine said he will mentor prospective owners for three months, he said."Ill mentor and teach them for three months as a handover if they need it The only thing I will do is retain a form of golden share to ensure they keep the business going, and hopefully growing, for five years."For more Lifestyle articles, visitfoxnews.com/lifestyleHe said that ideally, he's hoping to find a family who would appreciate the close-knit nature of Colonsays tiny primary school, and the opportunity to swap a small city flat for a larger, more affordable home just minutes from work, as SWNS reported."If you think you might be that couple write to me telling me why," he said.

Justin Bieber is admitting to being "flawed" in a series of posts made to social media Friday.The pop star, who has been in the spotlight lately for his concerning behavior on social media, started off his latest Instagram confessionals by writing, "I'm just an average flawed guy. I've done things that have hurt others. I continue to do and say things that hurt others unintentionally.""Yet I woke up this morning with another opportunity to grow and not be so selfish today."JUSTIN BIEBER PLEADS FOR PAPARAZZI ATTENTION TO STOP AMID GROWING CONCERN OVER POP STAR'S BEHAVIORHe went on to write, "LOVE DRAWS US IN. LOVE DOESN'T CONDEMN. LOVE BELIEVES THE BEST. LOVE HOPES ALL THINGS AND ENDURES ALL THINGS. IT DOESN'T KEEP RECORD OF WRONG. LOVE HELPS U TO FORGIVE AND LOVE EVEN YOUR ENEMIES."Bieber made another post shortly after that, telling his followers that "Sometimes I think I'm gonna get exposed if I tell people how selfish I am. Like if I admitted that, maybe people wouldn't like me or trust me."The "Baby" singer explained that he felt that if he was honest about feeling selfish, then he would be "disqualified from the dreams I had of being included," but said that the more honest he is about things, the more freedom he has.In another post, Bieber wrote that he "can't control" how he feels when he wakes up each morning, and that in the past "I would find myself even subconsciously blaming god for the bad feeling I woke up with rather than communicate with him and ask him to help me have a change of perspective."Now, he's "been really asking god to help me see the best in people. Even after being used in the way I have."He said that it's "easier" to call others greedy than it is for one to admit to being greedy themselves, and that "Only god can remove the greed and selfishness from our hearts."He added, "Trying harder wont work. Cuz I tried lol."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSMany of Bieber's fans showed support in the comments of his posts, with one writing, "You are in our prayers to help you feel and be better, we love you Justin."Another told him, "Justin just live your life, you dont have to be a famous singer anymore ."Others were more critical, with one person commenting, "Get over yourself Justin. Slow down and rebuild buietiful. You have to back up. Or you will crash. Start to help others. That want to succeed. Don't have self pity.""Justin you should visit hospital not coz your sick but to see how much pain people are going through then come and tell Us if your really that worst than them," another person wrote.A representative for Bieber did not immediately return Fox News Digital's request for comment.Fans began weighing in on Bieber's well-being after he attended wife Hailey Bieber's Rhode event in Los Angeles in February.In a video that went viral on TikTok, Bieber was seen with a huge grin on his face and rocking side-to-side while talking to attendees at the event.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Are you sure that's Justin Bieber?" one user asked.Another added, "I refuse to believe this is Justin Bieber," with a crying emoji."Is he okay?!" a user asked. Another chimed in, "This is so hard to watch. Someone help him."After the speculation, Bieber's team told TMZ concern about Bieber's mental and physical health is "exhausting and pitiful and shows that despite the obvious truth, people are committed to keeping negative, salacious, harmful narratives alive."His team added that he is focused on being a father to his son Jack and producing new music. Hailey and Justin welcomed their first child last August.Fox News Digital's Janelle Ash contributed to this report.