A 25,000 pound semi-tractor trailer swerving across lanes, running cars off the road, blowing

stop signs. Deputies forced to block an entire highway just to stop him. The driver failed

his sobriety test and was arrested for driving under the influence. Innocent until proven

guilty, yes. But here's the real story. This is part of a

deadly epidemic that nobody really talks about anymore despite what is happening. I mean, look at

these headlines. Fort Worth family grieve's mother killed by drunk driver. Suspected drunk driver

allegedly bites officer. 13-year- by drunk driver. Suspected drunk driver allegedly bites officer.

13-year-old drunk driver hurt in rollover crash. You heard me right. 13-year-old drunk

driver hurt in rollover crash. This isn't random. It's a pattern and it needs to stop,

and I won't stop talking about it until it does.

Did you know that every day in America, impaired driving, drunk or high, kills 34 people?

That's one soul every 42 minutes.

Now, imagine this.

Imagine a full passenger jet crashing every single day.

We would shut the system down.

Yet, on our roads, we rarely even blink an eye.

In 2022, impaired driving caused 32% of crash fatalities.

That's one in three traffic deaths.

In 2023, more than 12,000 funerals.

And if you think, oh, that's not that many deaths.

Well, think about this.

If 12,000 people died every year in an airline crash, that would get your attention. Assuming 200 passengers on an airplane, that would be 60 plane

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