Today we're talking about the foster care problem in our country is just getting worse. A judge might lose his job because of TikTok.

If you listen to this IRS story, you may get hundreds if not thousands of dollars. People were trapped upside down for hours on a roller coaster.

We're going to talk about all that and so much more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news. So buckle up, hit that like button, and let's just jump into it. Starting with,

8 people just lived my nightmare at the Forest County Festival in Wisconsin.

Because these poor bastards got stuck on a roller coaster for over three hours while upside

down, with the video showing them stuck towards the top of a loop, rescue crews having to

basically climb to get them out of there.

And a fire department captain telling local news outlets, there was a mechanical failure

with the ride where it became stuck up in the upright position. And notably,

the ride was recently inspected by the state of Wisconsin here on site, with the report saying

that the luckiest of the passengers were rescued and had their feet on the ground about two hours

after the emergency crews were dispatched, with a then taking 90 more minutes to get to the last passenger, which I guess to them, uh, congratulations on being the unluckiest of the unlucky. That's like a special flavor of suck. And as far as the people,

apparently nine people were treated by medical services with one person getting transported to

the hospital. And you've got the state now investigating how the hell this happened. And then,

we've seen situations where teachers lose their jobs because someone found out they have an

only fans. But in New Jersey right now, what we're seeing, is a judge possibly in some serious trouble

over a TikTok account that he had.

And that's because in said TikToks' judge

was lip-syn to rap and pop music.

So his name is Gary Ann Wilcox,

and according to a complaint filed

by the state's advisory committee on judicial conduct,

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