WASILLA, Alaska — Bring me the pardons. On Tuesday night at the Curtis D. Menard Sports Center, President Donald J. Trump did what Patriots came to see: he called two Alaskan truckers onto the stage and signed FULL and UNCONDITIONAL pardons in front of a roaring midterm crowd.
“Two other Wasilla truckers were also wrongly charged, and I am pleased to announce that I am pardoning them too, effective immediately,” the President said, naming Zachary Czubak and Patrick Fleming. “Bring me the pardons.” He told the arena he was giving “each one of the three an unconditional pardon” — also taking care of a third Arm Rippin Toys co-owner — and held the papers up as the crowd erupted.
That is America First justice with a Presidential Seal. The men had been swept into a Biden-era Clean Air Act case for diesel work Alaskans depend on in the cold. One of the truckers told the arena the ordeal “destroyed friendships” and “destroyed families,” then thanked the President from the bottom of his heart. Trump answered with a line that landed: “This is worth the eight hours in a plane.”
Sen. Dan Sullivan and Rep. Nick Begich have stood with Alaska’s diesel mechanics against the weaponized DOJ. The earlier full pardon of Wasilla mechanic Mac Spurlock set the stage — and Tuesday night the Commander in Chief finished the job onstage. Watch Rapid Response 47’s video of the full and unconditional pardons.
