This National Foster Care Month, Marine Toys for Tots, is providing hope to children who needed most.

Staff Sergeant James Caldwell, who grew up in foster care himself, shares that while handing out gifts at a Toys for Tots distribution event,

a little girl looked up at him, reached into her bag, pulled out a stuffed animal, and said,

someone needs to make sure you get a toy too.

That simple gesture embodies the heart of Marine Toys for Tots.

Ensuring every child, including those in foster care, experiences the kindness that can transform their future.

Visit Toysfor Tots.org today.

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This is Sid and Friends in the Morning.

This jackass, I know who the guy is and forgot his name. He's interviewing Mom Donnie. He was a one-in-friends in the morning. This jackass, I know who the guy is. I forgot his name.

He's interviewing Mom Dani.

He was a one-on-one.

Joe Mickey didn't do it.

And he brings up Boulder, Colorado last night.

And he goes, you know, there's a lot of Jews in New York, and they're worried, you know,

Mom Dani, what I'm going to kill all of them. He said, I'm kidding. He said, as part of my plan to help New York crime and all that, I'm putting together, the Department of Community Safety.

You can't make it up.

He's going to take, like, people, and not cops, not cops, but like psychologists and, uh, social workers, I guess,

and these are going to be the people that are going to be, I mean, I don't even know

what to say anymore. It's, it's beyond, this man is sitting there having like a real conversation with

the guy that loves BDS more than anyone, the man that screamed in Tom Holman's face in Albany

that Mahmoud Khalil deserves his freedoms. And this guy is sitting on the set in New Jersey

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