When it comes to providing homes for at-risk kids, people of faith, especially Christians

are far more likely to adopt and foster the non-religious people.

But because of new regulations from the Biden administration

the very religious beliefs that prompt people of faith to adopt and foster could

now render them ineligible. Critics say these new rules violate freedom of religion protections.

A new film Sound of Hope, which Daily Wire Plus has partnered with Angel Studios to get into theaters

on July 4th, tells the true story of Christians who transform

their community through adoption and the people behind the film are hoping to

draw attention to this critical issue. In this episode, Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham

explores the issue of Christian adoption as exemplified in the film and the

government policies that could end up hurting children in need. I'm Daily Wire editor-in-chief John Bickley. It's June 23rd

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Daily Wire Culture reporter Megan Basham joins us now to discuss the new Peace Tree

productions film Sound of Hope and how new federal

regulations might impact the role communities of faith play in caring for foster

children.

Hey Megan, so let's start out by giving some context here. How big of a need is

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