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UNICEF.

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couldn't look at it because it was just and they were

sure well my little brother you know out of Detroit shout out my little brother Kennedy you know he he died of it uh and you know he was out there and stuff like that you know my dad still he still hadn't gotten over it but yeah I mean I think it's affected all of us but I don't know to the point where where we were you know I'm I'm dropping off food with UNICEF in Africa or some shit like that right

I missed some of that, man.

I was coming out the Wi-Fi, but I hear what you're saying to a degree, man.

The UNHCR reported supporting almost 70 shelters along Mexico's northern border in 2023 alongside asylum information and legal assistance.

2024, UNHCR, working with IOM and UNICEF and the Red Cross, supported 133 shelters across Mexico.

In the Darien Gap, UNICEF was the primary organization assisting in illegal mass immigration into the United States of America.

That's $14 billion of U.S. funding into the United Nations each year that is going there to support these organizations, which basically went and took care of the migrants coming up to the U.S. border that illegally immigrated into the United States of America.

And I know this is pissing a lot of people off, But what about the Somali immigration in the United States? UNHCR identified and referred refugees into settlement, IOM arranged transportation, administrate US-funded interest-free business loans, travel loans, which refugees were expected to repay, but never did.

You know, we are the world.

Kumbaya, UNICEF, married, what's her name? Alamadunadina? Alamadine? Huma? Ababudine? Who did he marry? What the hell is her name? But George Clooney got real.

We are the world.

We are the children since then.

also was doing the double dip.

He was going for the candy and the UNICEF money, too.

You're supposed to do one or the other, Jim.

You're not supposed to do both.

Well, wait a second.

Let's get that out of the way, too, because it's our annual Halloween show, probably our only one.

I did, as I've admitted before, I did steal the UNICEF money one year when I was a kid.

He stole it.

Jim also was doing the double dip.

He was going for the candy and the UNICEF money, too.

You're supposed to do one or the other, Jim.

You're not supposed to do both.

Well, wait a second.

Let's get that out of the way, too, because it's our annual Halloween show, probably our only one.

I did, as I've admitted before, I did steal the UNICEF money one year when I was a kid.

He stole it.

Over the past 20 years, the city has collected 87 pounds of coinage from other parts of the world, and officials have been collaborating with other departments to decide what to do with the accumulation.

The coins have been donated to UNICEF's Change for Good program in partnership with American Airlines.

The money will be distributed back to the countries of origin to assist with UNICEF's humanitarian aid efforts, including food, clean water, and education for children.

It's really the best possible outcome as far as our pursuit of a better use of that other than sitting around in bags in our office, McCauley said.

Today's local news briefs.

By 1988, there were an estimated 350,000 cases of paralytic polio worldwide, mostly occurring in poor countries with little access to modern medicine and undeveloped sanitation facilities.

The WHO announced a partnership with UNICEF and Rotary International to launch the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, with the goal of eradicating polio worldwide by the year 2000.

The GPEI aims to vaccinate every person in countries where polio is still endemic.

The initiative failed to completely eradicate the disease by the year 2000, but they had made terrific progress.

my house.

Collecting pennies in a little orange UNICEF box.

I don't remember that.

I don't