Free For All on the Road

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Boston's Bulldozer operate seven days a week. The Kun Report
Weekend edition WRKO, The Voice of Boston.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Okay, my friends, this is a story I've been wanting
to do now for days. Didn't get a chance to obviously,
because of the resumption of the war with Iran. But
we've got to ask ourselves, what are we doing to ourselves,
to our children, to our citizens, to our country. We

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have to truly ask ourselves this question, because what we
are now experiencing over the last couple of years is
an explosion in illegal aliens who have been given commercial drivers'
licenses CDLs, as they're called to drive eighteen wheelers, semi trucks,

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you name it. These are massive trucks, as one senator
described them, almost like an eighty thousand pound missile rumbling
down the highway and driven by illegals who have no
business being on our roads, frankly, no business being in
our country, who can't read signs, who don't understand basic

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driving laws in this country. And it has been fatality
after fatality after fatality, and here is now the absolute latest,
and it's both a national story. I'm sure you've heard
about it. Everybody's heard about it. It's also a local story.
But the shameless media, the lying, corrupt, fake news media

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in Massachusetts refuses to cover it because if they do,
it will be the end of Governor Moraheely. So here
is exactly, now what took place on July fet So
this was last week, just before the July fourth weekend.
A forty four year old Pennsylvania State trooper Michael Pehira Junior,

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was conducting a safety inspection of an eighteen wheeler on
I eighty one in Pennsylvania. He had just recently moved
back to live with his parents. The reason his mom

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is dying of cancer. And so Michael Pehera, who loved
both his mother and of course loves his father, said
I want to be there for my mom in her
darkest hour. And so he went out of his way
to move in so he could take care of his mother.

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And so he took on also different job, which was
to inspect commercial vehicles, okay, trucks, semis, eighteen wheelers, and
so there he was conducting a routine safety inspection of
an eighteen wheeler on Interstate eighty one. Now I want

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to stress to you this is very important. This inspection
was done at seven point fifteen in the morning. It
wasn't dark, it was light. There was no rain, there
was no bad weather. It was a clear sunny day.
It wasn't on a curve. It was literally on a

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straight patch of highway. The truck and the state and
Trooper Pahera's patrol car were on the proper side of
the road where you can conduct an inspection, so there
was nothing obstructing anyone's view. There was nothing going on

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that could lead someone to make a mistake. There was
nothing that was done that was inappropriate by either the
state trooper or by the driver of that of that
eighteen wheeler. And then out of the blue, as he's
conducting his inspection, he was struck by another eighteen wheeler.

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In fact, this eighteen wheeler veered off the road, smashed
into State Trooper Michael Pehira's car, his patrol car swiped it,
and then smashed into the back of the eighteen wheeler
that State Trooper Michael Pehira was inspecting. At that point,

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he was at the front of that eighteen wheeler. He
was crushed as the wheeler was smashed and propelled forward,
and he was crushed under the front bumper. The eighteen
wheeler then caught fire. The driver of the eighteen wheeler

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that was hit from the back was rushed to the hospital.
He is now in very serious condition. He is fighting
for his very life. A nearby construction crew ran to
the burning eighteen wheeler. They tried to pull Michael Pahira

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out from underneath the bumper. They finally managed after a struggle.
An ambulance arrived on the scene. They drove him to
the nearest hospital as quickly as they could. The medical
team did everything in their power to try to save him,
but alas he died. Everybody who knew him, I want

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to stress this. You should see the local newspaper reports
on him. Loved him, salt of the earth, pillar of
the community. What a police officer should be, what a
son should be, what an uncle should be. That's all
people say. His parents, including his cancer stricken mother, devastated,

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his sister, brother in law, nieces, are inconsolable. His colleagues
at work, all of them, to a man and a woman, say,
the one person who didn't deserve this was State Trooper
Michael Pahira. And I just want to say this, what

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did he do that was so wrong. What was his
crime to die like this in such a horrific way,
doing his job, doing his duty, conducting a routine inspection
of these big trucks, these eighteen wheelers, that carry so

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much important cargo and ship so many important things across
our country that make our country function and work. And
to die like this, it's unspeakable. It's just unspeakable. The

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driver of the truck that ran into the patrol car
and hit the eighteen wheeler that State Trooper Michael Pahiro
was inspecting is a thirty three year old illegal alien.
His name is Michael Bond from Haiti. In French, it's
pronounced Michael Bon, Michael Bond. We don't know why he

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veered off the road he got. He was hurt in
the accident, but he'll be fine. He's fine. Bahira is dead,
but he's fine. This is the part now that is
very tough to stomach. As the Association of Pennsylvania State

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Troopers said, as the Department of Homeland Security has said,
as people close to President Trump have said, this was
one hundred percent preventable, preventable, unnecessary, should never have happened.

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One percent, not ninety nine percent. One hundred percent. Michael
Bond was let in by Joe Biden from Haiti. In fact,
he was flown in. He was flown into the United States.
He then applied for Temporary Protected Status TPS. He was rejected.

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Let me stress this to you. He was rejected. So
he was in our country completely illegally, having been rejected
for temporary protected status, and then was told that he
had to leave our country. An immigration judge said, get

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out the mouse. But he settled in the sanctuary state
of Massachusetts in Brockton for those of you listening around
the country, it's outside of Boston. And he applied for

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a commercial driver's license a CDL. A man who can't
speak English, a man who doesn't know our road signs,
a man who has no skill or qualifications to be
a freaking truck driver whatsoever. Who should even be in
this country, never mind driving on our roads. But under

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Mora Heally and her sanctuary policies, they gave Michael Bond
his CDL in twenty twenty five. He comes in twenty
twenty four, he applies for his TPS in twenty twenty four.
He is rejected, but in Massachusetts they still give him

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a CDL Mora Healy has blood on her hands if.

Speaker 1 (11:10):
Jeff doesn't get a day off. This request came from
his wife. The Kooner Report weekend edition on the Voice
of Boston WRKO