President Donald Trump evoked Elon Musk during his Oval Office meeting with South Africa's president on Wednesday, during talks about the ongoing attacks white farmers in the country are facing.Trump went back and forth with President Cyril Ramaphosa over whether what is occurring in South Africa is indeed a "genocide" against white farmers. At one point, during the conversation, a reporter asked Trump how the United States and South Africa might be able to improve their relations.The president said that relations with South Africa are an important matter to him, noting he has several personal friends who are from there, including professional golfers Ernie Els and Retief Goosen, who were present at Tuesday's meeting, and Elon Musk.DEMS SLAM ELON MUSK, MELANIA TRUMP WITH XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS: GO BACK TO SOUTH AFRICA!Unprompted, Trump added that while Musk may be a South African native, he doesn't want to "get [him] involved" in the ongoing foreign diplomacy matters that played out during Tuesday's meeting."I don't want to get Elon involved. That's all I have to do, get him into another thing," Trump said to light laughter. "But Elon happens to be from South Africa. This is what Elon wanted. He actually came here on a different subject sending rockets to Mars OK? He likes that better. He likes that subject better. But Elon's from South Africa, and I don't want to talk to him about that. I don't think it's fair to him."Musk, who was present at the Oval Office meeting Tuesday, has been an open critic of his native-born country's government and has described the ongoing conflict there as a "genocide."HOUSE DEM BLASTED FOR 'UNHINGED' ELON MUSK RANT TELLING HIM TO 'GO BACK TO SOUTH AFRICA'Ahead of the meeting with Ramaphosa earlier this month, Musk-owned X garnered backlash over its AI chatbot, Grok, providing unsolicited responses about attacks against white farmers in South Africa.Musk's artificial intelligence company, which makes the technology for Grok, said following complaints that an "unauthorized modification" to Grok's algorithm is the reason why it kept talking about race and politics in South Africa, according to the Associated Press.

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough conceded on Wednesday that he was "obviously wrong" when he called former President Joe Biden the "best Biden ever" in March 2024.Scarborough explained during a conversation with CNN's Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson on "Morning Joe" that he was in Ireland with Biden in 2023, noting the president had done several events and spoke to the MSNBC host for an interview."Hes doing well, he has a heros reception in Ireland. Ive told you about going in and talking to him for two and a half, three hours inside the White House, far beyond cogent. I mean really, really has a better, well, has a grasp of international politics in a way that only somebody whos been doing it since he was 29 years old," Scarborough said regarding the exchange."We get phone calls at home where the guy is like pounding me because of op-eds that I wrote, etc., etc. So, I said that this was Biden at his best. Thats what I saw. That's what other people saw, I was obviously wrong, so Im not sure what my takeaway is here, the next time," the MSNBC host said.CNN'S AXELROD SUGGESTS DISCUSSIONS AROUND BIDENS MENTAL ACUITY SHOULD BE SET ASIDE AMID CANCER DIAGNOSISScarborough was pressed on the clip of himself calling the former president the "best Biden ever" early in 2024 during a Tuesday conversation with journalist Mark Halperin on his show, "Next Up with Mark Halperin."The MSNBC host stood by his comments even as Halperin pressed him on whether he should have added a caveat of "except on the days when hes not the best Biden ever" to his remarks, as the pair discussed how the former president had good days and bad days in office.On "Morning Joe" in March 2024, Scarborough said of Biden, "I've said it for years now, he's cogent. But I undersold it when I said he was cogent, he's far beyond cogent. In fact, I think he's better than he's ever been, intellectually, analytically, because he's been around for 50 years.""Start your tape right now because Im about to tell you the truth. And f-you if you cant handle the truth. This version of Biden, intellectually, analytically, is the best Biden ever," the host added.DAN GAINOR: JOURNALISM'S ORIGINAL SPIN. 7 WAYS THE TAPPER/THOMPSON BIDEN BOOK ATTEMPTS TO ABSOLVE MEDIAThompson and Tapper joined the MSNBC program on Wednesday to discuss their new book about Biden's mental acuity, during which Tapper told Scarborough that the former president made a point to convince the MSNBC host that he was fit to run for re-election."And so again, am I going to look at a clip thats gone viral and pay more attention to that than two and a half, three hours I had with a guy one-on-one going around the world? No, Im just not going to," Scarborough said in response to the revelation. "Are some of the clips bad? Yeah, they certainly are bad."However, he argued that Biden's missteps didn't get in the way of him governing.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"Put into proper context, I'm just not going to freak out and melt down on one or two clips here and there," Scarborough said. "And again he bumbled around, and he stumbled around, but he has for quite some time. That didn't seem to me to get in the way of Joe Biden being able to analyze the most important issues."

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham addressed allegations she had a sexual relationship with Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury CEO Josh Bartelstein.The allegation was mentioned in a lawsuit filed by former Suns employee Gene Traylor, who is suing Suns Legacy Partners, LLC, for alleged discrimination, harassment and retaliation.The lawsuit said Traylor told Bartelstein that another employee was spreading gossip about the married executive having an affair with Cunningham.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe former Mercury player released a statement Wednesday."I am deeply saddened by the recent false accusations made against me by Gene Traylor, someone I do not know and have never met. Let me be clear, his statements are untrue and extremely hurtful," she said."I am here to compete, play basketball at the highest level and win for my team and my fans, while inspiring other women that they can do or be anything they ever dream of becoming. I hold myself to the highest integrity and my values are what guide me on and off the court."To the media who reported on this, I have always spoken the truth and been transparent with (a) press inquiry. In this instance it feels irresponsible that I was never asked for a comment about the accusation before several clickbait stories went to print.FANS REACT TO CAITLIN CLARK NOT TAKING POTENTIAL GAME-WINNING SHOT"I will not let untrue gossip take my focus away from what is most important to me which is basketball, my supportive team and fans."The Suns denied the affair in a statement from senior vice president of communications Stacey Mitch, calling it "entirely false and morally reprehensible."The team blamed Traylors attorney, Sharee, Wright for including "salacious lies and fabrications into her complaints."Wright called the Suns statement "not only defamatory" but an "act of open retaliation against protected legal advocacy."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders made a mysterious social media post Wednesday, when he called out undescribed "false" reports."Lets Stop Lying today, tomorrow and the next day. Stop also trafficking false rumors or stories that dont involve not 1 witness that will stand by the story they told privately in order for it to circulate publicly," Sanders wrote on X.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSanders did not point to any specific reports, nor did he clarify the subject of the apparent "false rumors or stories."Sanders, the current head football coach at the University of Colorado, has been under a media microscope in recent weeks after his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders, was selected in the NFL Draft.EX-NFL STAR FIRES OFF SHEDEUR SANDERS WARNINGS BEFORE CAREER BEGINSDuring April's NFL Draft, Shedeur fell all the way to the 144th pick after being projected by some to be the No. 1 overall pick. The fall became one of the most nationally-discussed NFL Draft topics in the event's history, with President Donald Trump even sending a Truth Social post criticizing NFL owners for not taking the quarterback in the first round.Deion sent a similar message calling out "lies" that week as well."A lie dont care who tells it or repeats it. Its goal is to be heard. The truth could be standing right in front of u consistently for years but u dont see it because a lie is in your mind," he wrote on X. "The Truth may not be as popular as a lie but the Truth wins in the end."Deion has been a lightning rod for media attention dating back to his NFL career regardless. The potential topics for whatever "false reports" he is referring to is wide in range.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

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