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Podcast host and NYU professor Scott Galloway boldly predicted that Donald Trump won't end up running for president in exchange for a plea deal during an episode of the "Pivot" podcast on Friday. During Galloway and Kara Swisher's podcast, Swisher asked her co-host about his prediction. "I think President Trump is not going to run for president under the auspices of a plea deal," Galloway said, before Swisher loudly exclaimed, "What?!"  "Where is that coming from?" she continued in a clip flagged by Mediaite . "No one says that stuff." EXCLUSIVE: TRUMP SAYS INDICTMENT IS 'ELECTION INTERFERENCE AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL' Galloway told Swisher that former New Jersey governor and GOP presidential candidate Chris Christie had said something similar.  "I actually think Governor Christie is going to surpass DeSantis and be the number two. But I don’t think it will matter… I don’t understand and can’t empathize with Pre...

Jen Psaki on Sunday defended the Biden administration’s push to expand diversity initiatives in the military while attempting to blame Republicans who oppose the efforts for politicizing the Pentagon.  During Sunday's episode of MSNBC’s "Inside with Jen Psaki," the former White House press secretary and current MSNBC host accused GOP lawmakers of pushing the "right-wing conspiracy" that the U.S. military has embraced a leftist-woke ideology and indoctrinated servicemembers with mandatory diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI) trainings. Psaki told viewers that Republicans are overreacting to the DEI effort because the trainings, which critics blame for creating division within the military, hampering recruitment and weakening U.S. forces, are "just one hour" long. AMERICANS VIEW MILITARY AS OVERLY POLITICIZED; HALF THE COUNTRY CONCERNED THE PENTAGON IS TOO ‘WOKE’ "Another right-wing conspiracy theory is that the U.S. Military is a left-wing orga...

Baseball legend Johnny Bench apologized for using an "insensitive" remark during the Cincinnati Reds’ Hall of Fame ceremony on Saturday night, which came as the team honored the late Gabe Paul. Jennie Paul, Gabe’s daughter, and Pete Rose were among those who spoke about the former team executive. Jennie noted how her father was Jewish and became a champion of minorities in pro baseball. Rose told a story about how Gabe signed him on a deal that paid him about $400 per month. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM After Jennie chimed in with a comment about how her father was "cheap," Bench was heard yelling, "He was Jewish!" The former Reds catcher’s joke didn’t go over well, and he was scrutinized for it. He apologized in a statement through the Reds. "I recognize my comment was insensitive," Bench’s statement reads. "I apologized to Jennie for taking away from her father the full attention he deserves. REDS' COLD SN...

Editor's note: This story contains some graphic details.  The suspected "Long Island Serial Killer" allegedly called one his victims' families at least five times within two months after she vanished , according to court documents. Rex Heuermann, a 59-year-old married father of two and an architect working in Manhattan, was arrested and charged with the murders of three of four victims known as the "Gilgo Beach 4" in the infamous Long Island cold case. Heuermann allegedly called Melissa Barthelemey's family on July 17, July 23, August 5, August 19, and August 26, 2009, according to Heuermann's bail application, which detailed his alleged crimes . He allegedly told her family that he sexually assaulted the 24-year-old woman and killed her , according to the bail application. SUSPECTED GILGO BEACH KILLER ‘PUT LOVE NOTES IN MY LOCKER’: HIGH SCHOOL CLASSMATE Barthelemey, a Western New York native from the Buffalo area, was 24 when she was last see...

There is always the one golf shot that keeps you coming back to the course , but sometimes there's the one that you want to forget ever happened. Former president Donald Trump had one of the latter kind, but it won’t be forgotten anytime soon, as it was caught on video. Trump was playing at his Los Angeles course when he lined up what maybe should’ve been a nice bump-and-run, but the ball’s trajectory was not at all what he had envisioned. Instead, he hit a dead shank. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM "Trump’s shooting right now. Let’s see if he can hit the green," the man taking the video says.He did not hit the green. "Oh, he shanked it." Trump’s ball bounced on a hill beside a bunker in front of some bushes, leaving him with no easy up-and-down - happens to the best of us. Trump’s handicap is listed at a 2.5, but he hasn’t posted a score in the USGA GHIN system since 2021. With shots like that, it’s tough to blame him. RICKIE FOWLE...

For the second time in his career, Trevor Bauer is a professional All-Star. The first time was in Major League Baseball (MLB) back in 2018 with the Cleveland Indians, while this time, it's in Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) league. Bauer earned the honor as part of the league's "plus one" fan vote , in which he beat his closest competitor by over 1,000%. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Perhaps his performance in June propelled him to receive the nod, as he was named the league's MVP for the month with his 4-0 record and 2.08 ERA. Bauer signed with the NPB's Yokohama DeNA BayStars in March following his release from the Los Angeles Dodgers. The team released Bauer three weeks after an arbitrator reduced his suspension from 324 to 194 games following MLB's investigation into domestic violence allegations. The Dodgers are paying Bauer over $22 million, despite him not being on the roster. YANKEES FANS GO INTO FRENZY...

A New York City photographer spotted a crazed man clutching a six-inch blade Wednesday and creeping up on musicians in Times Square as hundreds of tourists walked nearby.  Shutterbug Richard Moore told the New York Post that he had noticed the man on a granite bench flashing the weapon at tourists and screaming at about 10 a.m. on Broadway between West 43rd and 44th streets. "I thought, ‘Oh, this isn’t very good,’" Moore, of Hell’s Kitchen, told the local newspaper. The knife-wielding man , who was clad in all red, then jumped from the bench and walked directly behind one of the musicians, who all appeared to be part of a Romanian band. NYC SCOOTER SHOOTING SUSPECT CHARGED WITH MURDER, ACCUSED OF RANDOMLY FIRING AT PEDESTRIANS "I noticed he had this knife in one hand, and he got close enough to one of the musicians to put his other hand on the musician’s shoulder," said Moore, who took photos of the chilling encounter. "This isn't gonna be good,...