00:30:31.720An overwhelming majority of voters disagree with new Biden administration regulations that require parents to pass an LGBTQ litmus test to adopt foster children.
00:30:48.040That's according to an exclusive Daily Wire poll.
00:30:51.840Nearly twice as many voters reject banning religious families who oppose transgender ideology from taking in foster children, according to the survey of 1,000 registered voters.
00:31:04.340Only 29% say faith-based families who refuse to affirm a child's gender dysphoria should be banned from adopting, while the rest of the respondents weren't sure.
00:31:20.280So on April 30th, Biden's Department of Health and Human Services enacted the Safe and Appropriate Foster Care Placement Requirements.
00:31:29.840That's the title of this, which requires child welfare agencies to place foster children only with families who have committed to establishing an environment that supports the child's LGBTQI plus status or identity.
00:31:48.460Under the new rules, foster care providers must use a child's identified pronouns and chosen name and to allow the child to dress in a way that reflects their self-identified gender identity and expression.
00:32:04.900I can't even imagine my parents back in the day just letting me just dress any way that I pleased.
00:32:10.260I mean, the rules also require foster parents to establish an environment that supports the child's LGBTQIA plus status or identity, something legal experts warn could be interpreted to mean providing puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones or surgical interventions designed to change the child's sex.
00:32:31.960This poll here, again, this exclusive poll at The Daily Wire found that an overwhelming majority, 69% said it would be good, it would be good for religious families to adopt a foster child.
00:32:46.680Only 13% said it would be a bad thing.
00:32:49.660When it comes to religious families who oppose transgender ideology, 54% of voters do not support banning them from adopting foster children.
00:33:02.960I mean, this is, yeah, this is great work here by The Daily Wire.
00:33:06.600The Biden administration's new rules stand to put further strain on a foster care system that is already struggling to serve more than 600,000 children annually, as it would disqualify the families most likely to care for the vulnerable kids.
00:33:25.020Practicing Christians are more than twice as likely to foster or adopt children, more than twice as likely than the general population.
00:33:33.880With Catholics being three times more likely and evangelicals being five times more likely.
00:33:40.600Further, 65% of non-kin foster parents attend religious services weekly.
00:33:48.620Does any of that really surprise anyone?
00:34:11.480The Sound of Hope, the story of Possum Trot, a new film that tells the true story of 22 Christian families in a single church that adopted 77 at-risk children out of foster care.
00:34:25.960Possum Trot is providing a fresh picture of this statistical reality.
00:34:30.300Look, this film, I don't know if I'm allowed to say this.
00:34:34.100I got a chance to see this film weeks ago, long before it came out.
00:34:41.740I encourage all of you to see this movie when it comes out.
00:34:44.580I believe we're going to be sharing a link to it to where you can find it.
00:34:47.360Adoptive father, Josh Weigel, who directed and co-wrote Sound of Hope, fears policies like the new HHS rules will leave vulnerable children at risk of being further neglected, abused, or even trafficked.
00:35:03.300That kind, this is a quote here, that kind of legislation would prevent the story of Sound of Hope from happening again.
00:35:10.300Over two-thirds, over two-thirds of the people helping foster kids are those who may not agree with that kind of legislation.
00:35:20.120You would have a monumental ocean of traumatized children mounting every year if you were to cut off that kind of care.
00:35:29.000So again, great work here by The Daily Wire.
00:35:31.600Megan Basham, Morning Wire, conducting this poll.
00:35:34.400I want to make sure that we share out that link and tell people where they can see and when they can see Sound of Hope, the story of Possumtrop, an incredible film.
00:35:54.380And, you know, again, important and great work there from The Daily Wire.
00:35:57.920Next story up here, we remember the Uvalde school shooting that happened, you know, over a year ago, almost two years ago, I believe, at this point.
00:36:08.720This story, this, again, from Daily Wire reporting last week.
00:36:12.640I'm just going to read through this article, and I think it's important that we understand and keep up to date with what's going on there.
00:36:19.200So, Pete Arandonado, the former chief of the school district police in Uvalde, Texas, has been criminally charged and arrested over his actions on that day when law enforcement delayed entering the school and neutralizing that school shooter.
00:36:45.460A Uvalde County grand jury indicted Arandonado and another former district officer, that was Adrian Gonzalez, on multiple felony charges of abandoning or endangering a child in response to their botched response to the massacre, which comes 25 months.
00:37:06.220Okay, so this is over two years at this point.
00:37:08.280Over 25 months after the shooter murdered 19 students and two teachers.
00:37:14.360One of the most horrific days in the history of this country, 19 students and two teachers.
00:37:20.640Remember, this guy sat by, didn't act, more people were shot, more children were shot, which is why I think, you know, we're seeing this action here.
00:37:29.000Uvalde County District Attorney Christina Mitchell impaneled a grand jury in January to determine if charges should be brought against any of the roughly 400 law enforcement officials who responded to the shooting at Rob Elementary.
00:37:44.340The Texas Tribune reported this part, authorities were held back for nearly an hour, authorities were held back for nearly an hour, an hour and a half, actually, before border patrol agents stormed the classroom and killed the suspect.
00:38:03.500The U.S. Department of Justice released a 600-page report earlier this year reviewing the failures of law enforcement's response to that shooting.
00:38:13.780Chief Pete Arandonado of the UCISD Police Department directed officers at several points to delay making entry into classrooms 111 and 112 in favor of searching for keys and clearing other classrooms.
00:38:31.640At several points, Chief Arandonado also attempted to negotiate with the suspect who became the de facto on-scene commander.
00:38:42.480He was without his radios, having discarded them during his arrival and communicated to others via either verbally or via cell phone throughout the response.
00:38:51.440Of the hundreds of the hundreds of law enforcement officials who arrived at the school, many believed that the subject had already been killed or that UCISDPD Chief Arandonado was in the room with the subject because of poor communication and those who were in charge of the scene.
00:39:09.580Look, again, I can't imagine what it's like to be a police officer.
00:39:18.280To wake up every single morning and know that there's a chance you won't return home.
00:39:24.320I mean, yes, that's a reality for all of us on some level, but this is every single day for a police officer to wake up,
00:39:32.480put themselves in the line of duty and have to go out and understand like, hey, you might never see your family again.
00:39:39.560And it's not like it's not like they're getting rich doing this.
00:39:42.400These these aren't ballplayer salaries.
00:39:44.380You know, I wish we lived in a world, in a country, in a society where the people are first responders in our military, the people who are getting very wealthy.
00:41:36.500Can we just put that like this is America since pre-industrial times and the planet is poised to race past the hoped for limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming.
00:41:49.240But fewer people know that burning fossil fuels doesn't just cause global warming.
00:42:20.980It is one of the great ironies, this goes on to say.
00:42:23.580It is one of the great ironies of climate change that air pollution, which has killed tens of millions, has also curbed some of the worst effects of a warming planet.
00:42:35.880And now as society cleans up pollution, so we're doing a good thing, right?
00:43:41.300These moves have saved lives, according to estimates.
00:43:45.360Around 200,000 premature deaths have already been avoided in China because we're doing a good thing in cleaning up the air pollution.
00:43:54.060But the new shipping regulations could save around 50,000 lives per year, but they have also boosted global temperatures.
00:44:01.340Scientists estimate that the changes in aerosols from the new shipping rule alone could contribute between 0.05 and 0.2 degrees Celsius of warming over the next few decades.
00:45:11.020The death tolls from air pollution are simply too high.
00:45:14.160There are really good reasons to want to clean up air pollution.
00:45:17.220The public health benefits are really important, this person here says.
00:45:21.080But researchers worry that cleaning up that pollution without halting fossil fuels, for example, as in China, could be a recipe for even greater and faster warming.
00:45:31.240Again, if you are confused over what just transpired over the last five minutes as I read that, then you're not alone.
00:45:38.800Because I thought, I've been reliably informed that global warming, that's what it used to be called, but now it's climate change, was the single greatest threat to civilization, existential threat.
00:45:50.900Like, might not make it to, it's July 1st now, right?
00:45:54.200Might not make it to August type of threat.
00:45:56.300And now, all of a sudden, we're also cooling the planet.
00:45:59.680We've been accidentally, we've been accidentally cooling the planet.
00:46:02.960When I've been told that global warming is an existential crisis, if you can keep up, please call me and tell me how to keep up because I'm starting to get lost.
00:46:14.120All right, next story here, it's time to go in on McDonald's.
00:46:26.980I can't remember the last time I had McDonald's either.
00:46:29.460I can't remember for sure the last time I had a McDonald's milkshake or ice cream, but that's what we're going to get in because the implications of this go far beyond fast food.
00:46:59.140Here's the real reason you can't have your McFlurry.
00:47:03.560Why are the McDonald's ice cream machines always broken?
00:47:05.720It's a widespread issue, so much so that in 2021, a guy created the McBroken.com, the McBroken.com to track this in real time, at least across the country, maybe across the world.
00:47:20.920Some quick stats on the McDonald's ice cream situation.
00:47:24.500An average of 14.7% of machines in the U.S. are broken.
00:47:30.180It's been a meme since the early 2010s.
00:47:59.020Now, some context that was added here online, this says prior to 2017, anyone who opened a McDonald's franchise could only purchase this Taylor-branded machine.
00:48:09.160Since then, apparently franchisees have a little bit more leeway to purchase from one other company.
00:48:15.600Anyway, we'll fact check all of this stuff, but I don't think it's a surprise to anyone to understand that there are nefarious reasons behind the McDonald's ice cream machines always being broken.
00:48:26.100The C602 is a nightmare of complexity.
00:48:29.460Four-hour daily heating cycle or daily cleaning cycles.
00:48:32.780Interface that looks like it's from 1983.
00:48:35.400Cryptic error codes like heat mode failure.
00:48:39.080The real problem, Taylor has zero reasons to improve these machines.
00:48:42.740In fact, they profit from keeping them broken, and this is where we really get into the main point.
00:48:48.380This is where we get into why I'm telling you about this.
00:48:51.060How do they profit from the machine staying broken?
00:49:29.960There's a secret service menu in these machines.
00:49:32.900Only Taylor technicians can access it.
00:49:35.080It's like franchise owners holds a critical operating parameters, like opening a car, having a car with a hood that you can't open, but someone else has to come out there, which we're seeing that too.
00:49:48.120I mean, the other day I could barely jump off someone else's car.
00:49:51.460As a foreign car, you could barely jump it off because they're trying to make it where only technicians can get into it and you have to pay extra for that.
00:49:58.180So what happens when these machines break down?
00:51:18.140Haven't we seen this in America over the course of the last century, whether it be the automotive industry or anywhere else?
00:51:24.020I mean, just on fast food in particular.
00:51:25.800This is why you don't have issues like this at Chick-fil-A.
00:51:28.660You don't have issues like this at Chick-fil-A.
00:51:31.760Like, they can't get me through the Chick-fil-A drive-through fast enough.
00:51:36.200I dread any scenario where I have to go through McDonald's.
00:51:39.560And I'm not even trying to get ice cream.
00:51:41.220I'm not saying this as someone who's like, I desperately need a McDonald's ice cream all the time, and I'm disappointed that it's not there.
00:51:48.840No, I'm talking about a bigger issue in America.
00:51:51.460This idea of planned obsolescence, this idea of not doing the best to your absolute ability, not only not doing the best that you can, but building that in as a feature to your business mechanics.
00:52:34.200Let's make our American cars where, you know, they only last until 100,000 miles, and then you got to get a new one because then we'll make more money, right?
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00:54:02.760Now, let's get to our Daily Cancellation.
00:54:11.400International days of the year have gotten out of control.
00:54:16.100Yesterday marked the final day in the month of June, that special time of year when we are all inundated with rainbow flags and pride paraphernalia and whatever it is that this guy here was doing.
00:54:33.200I had to live through that this weekend, so now you do as well.
00:54:36.200It's that summertime season when every corporation issues statements of support and swaps out logos, unless, of course, it would hurt business to do so, such as in Saudi Arabia.
00:54:46.460BMW, for instance, was asked online why they didn't update their Middle East brand logo, and the response was, it is commonplace and established practice at BMW Group with such marketing initiatives, marketing activities.
00:56:32.380International Transgender Day of Visibility, Transgender Day of Remembrance, Non-Binary Parents Day, International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, National Asian and Pacific Islanders HIV and AIDS Awareness Day, International Drag Day, National Coming Out Day, Lesbian Visibility Day, International Lesbian Day.
00:56:52.100And I kid you not, Gay Uncle's Day, Gay Uncle's Day, it's August 14th.
00:57:52.940You know, big pizza, corporate pizza runs a marketing play and pays off Google or whoever to put it on your calendar that you can't take off.
00:58:00.180Okay, not like I need another reason to eat pizza.
00:58:15.540But like all things that we don't put a stop to when we should, like all things that we don't nip in the bud as soon as we recognize the insanity, they grow out of control.
00:58:27.980July 12th, International Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms.
01:00:04.140On the one day a year when I get to celebrate the anniversary of my birth, I have to share that day with Taylor Swift, corruption, good luck fighting that,
01:00:15.820and the commemoration and dignity of the victims of the crime of genocide and the prevention of this crime.
01:00:54.380What exactly did you forget that you don't need every single day of the year to have a theme in order to live your life and to go about your business?
01:01:02.180Can I get just one day, just one day a year where I am left alone?
01:01:07.220Look at this, National Wrong Trousers Day, where we sport whimsical pants and channel our inner spirit.