major fentanyl busts out of cpb port of entry in nogales, arizona, cpb officers had two separate bustsone 85,000 fentanyl pills. 114-pounds of meth. another bust, 47,000 fentanyl pills. 8-pounds of fentanyl powder, 4pounds of meth. fox news griff jenkins learning from a cpb source, fiscal year 2022860 migrants died at the down border. the highest number ever recorded for migrant deaths here at our border. certain it back to you. rachel: no crying members of congress over those staggering, evil numbers, 856 migrants dead. that is not counting how many children have been sold into sex trafficking. see the people in night vision walking across, as you see that right there, that is the cartels getting richer and more powerful with every minute and that is why donald trump was talking about this last night saying, republicans want to defund cartels, not the police. listen. >> since the end of the trump administration the drug cartels have seen their revenues skyrocket by an astounding 2500%. if they were a wall street company their stock would be through the roof. from $500 million to last

arrival the red army raised the uprising, which was filed in the 18th century, by weight activists of the cpb. what do they write to the sharkh? the magistrate was tired of red nets. on the magistrate removed the polish nets and occupied key objects of the power plant in the outskirts of and the jackal along the course of the soviet troops. well, very soon revenge followed and it was much tougher than just disarmament, the soldiers, who were later released by the poles , responded barbarously, the city was set on fire, dozens of people's houses burned down, some were killed and tortured by 17 people. carved stars on the back. they gouged out their eyes, cut off their ears on the bank of the kotra , and only when the first soviet tanks appeared on the 20th, four tanks, they gave this page of history to the panorama, it must be shown recently russian. eh, historians discovered the grave of mr. efimovich at the grodno cemetery, than he was. curious, he died for 33 years from the torment that was in prison. here he is, the figures of the belarusian movement in the city of grodno, and it was every

insure migrants arriving at the border receive compassionate and timely care alleviating strain on cpb can perform their duties along the southwest border. david, we're getting a detailed look as well what exactly military officials will be doing to support migrants at the border. take a look at this, responsibilities will include basic housekeeping, picking up trash, sweeping, cleaning refrigerators and sledding paper. prescription medicine runs. picking up prescriptions from local pharmacies as well as migrant personal property management. tagging, bagging, ceiling, restoring, retrieval of personal effects. head of border patrol council for the biden administration to call a spade a spade. listen. >> if it wasn't a crisis why would they be advertising for services like this? this administration refuses to define the problem. reporter: internal memo sent out to most of the defense department staff instructs them to disseminate this widely and encourage this opportunity. david? david: unbelievable. gillian turner, great exclusive. thank you very much. florida republican congresswoman k

cpb said it stopped migrants more than 2.3 million times.spondent julia ainsley is with us. what stands out to you? >> for one thing, the nationalities. in the past we had seen drivers from guatemala, central america, those people coming to the united states. now we're seeing an increase in people from cuba, venezuela, you know, jose, because we have been down there at the border together seeing the populations come in. the other thing is that sometimes we're not talking about individual people. when you look at that 2 million number, some people are counted more than once. because of those covid-19 restrictions, migrants are often pushed back into mexico, particularly those from central america and so they are counted twice because they might make that journey across the border two or three times in a month. they're recounting those people. that's what they're saying about the numbers. another thing to point out, they may soon fall. september was high. over 207,000 people tried to cross the u.s. border -- crossings, not individuals, counted

you extended your authority to cpb and i.c.e. to help in that situation. law enforcement officials didn't want to see that happen because of the controversy in the local elements that essentially in my words may be in claiming the situation. how can we move forward to make sure there's better coordination here? you are at the fed and they are at the local. we have to figure out the situation and the situation before it gets out of control. lessons learned. >> thank you chairman. we have learned a number of lessons out of portland. we rely on city county and state law enforcement. mr. torres mentioned we are a small agency. for us to, we don't want to create a federal police force across the nation. we rely heavily on our contracts for the security offers the protect our facilities through right now there are 6200 cfo posts that are staffed. x-ray machine magnetometer perimeter security that we rely happily on. we have made a lot of changes in portland. our public order policing doctrine in june of 2021 a new directive how we approach public order by policy

uh, such positive examples talking about cooperation and interaction between the cpb. and kppk.the communist party of the russian federation, the cpc is our main partner. we are constantly checking our watches. and we have similar positions on the vision of building a strategy for the future, but here again, returning to the question of the future. you know the strategies of the future, today we need to stand today in order to build this future, but in order to expose, how to say it correctly, our president will only be told together, and china and asia today are not just not new, but the center of strongola. they have always been the center of power in what today needs to be thought about today. and if we think today today, then we are a strategy in belarus people's organizations, but today, because tomorrow may not come. first for this reason. wait , vadim, we are present at different venues and the state travels. these time zones are changing and this crazy rhythm can withstand it just so that when this geopolitical transformation happens, belarus takes its place, not just ta