Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America, welcome this someone that
Speaker 1: groomy in Chili Wednesday afternoon in the Tristdale.
Speaker 2: I think the golfing's over held.
Speaker 1: The pickle ball might be over So I'm not sure
Speaker 1: what's going to happen in the next few days. Going to
Speaker 1: be a little bit chilling, a little bit cole next
Speaker 1: week Thanksgiving, he's going to be in the twenties.
Speaker 2: They've gotta get ready for that.
Speaker 1: But until then, I'm watching a Butler County Commissions meeting
Speaker 1: last night. I'm one of those odd guys that go
Speaker 1: on cable channels and watch Butler County Commission meetings with
Speaker 1: Don Dixon and others. And I'm watching a group of
Speaker 1: Americans from Butler County taking to Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones to task.
Speaker 1: They're calling the sheriff of Butler County a slave catcher,
Speaker 1: they're calling him a bounty hunter, they're calling him a Nazi.
Speaker 1: So joining you and on now is the well known
Speaker 1: bounty hunter, Richard K. Jones of Butler County, and the
Speaker 1: first of all, Richard K. Jones, who welcome this Wednesday
Speaker 1: afternoon the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Do you take any of this to heart.
Speaker 1: When you have such a well placed criticisms and guided
Speaker 1: missile into the center of your chest of being called
Speaker 1: a slave catcher, a bounty hunter, and a Nazi, do
Speaker 1: you sleep well at night?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I sleep too much. I can sleep standing up. So
Speaker 4: none of this affects me. And I've been called worse, really,
Speaker 4: and I don't pay any attention. Yeah, listen, mostly from
Speaker 4: my wife, which hurts my feelings. But listen, I've been
Speaker 4: called things my whole I've been in law enforcement forty
Speaker 4: nine years. I know I don't look thirty five years old,
Speaker 4: forty nine years old, forty nine years in law enforcement,
Speaker 4: got a master's degree from Xavier.
Speaker 2: Nobody believes that.
Speaker 4: Nobody hey co author of the book, in the process
Speaker 4: of authoring another one.
Speaker 2: But listen, nobody believes.
Speaker 4: I've been on every national TV show, even the Enemy Channel.
Speaker 3: Seeing.
Speaker 4: Lesser holts, all of them daily and the Conservative and
Speaker 4: they talk about the same thing. I've been doing immigration
Speaker 4: for twenty two years. I've been elected six terms, seventy
Speaker 4: five to eighty percent of the vote in Butler County.
Speaker 4: And guess what if the election was tomorrow, I get
Speaker 4: the same amount. And when you watch these stories and
Speaker 4: you read them. It's almost funny the comments. They they're funnyest.
Speaker 4: How the Hamilton General story the comments there was like
Speaker 4: four hundred comments and ninety percent of them were in support.
Speaker 4: And listen, it's it's not for sissies. The president of
Speaker 4: the United States, seventy eight percent of the people that
Speaker 4: voted for him, Democrat and Republican, want something done with
Speaker 4: the border.
Speaker 3: He's doing exactly what he said he was going to do.
Speaker 4: And President Obama deported more people than President Trump.
Speaker 1: Tony Bender points that out to me. The numbers are
Speaker 1: off the charts, had the same activities. In fact, Trump's
Speaker 1: not even close to what Obama did. And I played
Speaker 1: previously the comments of Obama about don't come here, you're
Speaker 1: gonna get arrested, We're going to send you back. The
Speaker 1: same stuff happened, but the radical left didn't have a target.
Speaker 1: And I think Trump's a target nationally like you're a
Speaker 1: target locally.
Speaker 2: Let's break this down.
Speaker 1: One of the comments was that you're a bounty hunter
Speaker 1: because they have Butler County gets millions of dollars every
Speaker 1: month for housing illegals, et cetera. How much money approximately, say,
Speaker 1: on a yearly basis, do you give the Butler County
Speaker 1: because you house these so many illegals? About how much
Speaker 1: money a year does Butler County generate?
Speaker 4: In the last twenty years, we've gave two hundred million dollars.
Speaker 4: I want to repeat that two hundred million million you had. Yeah,
Speaker 4: now get two hundred millions. Now, if you go three
Speaker 4: more years out, which is twenty seven and twenty eight,
Speaker 4: it'll be a quarter of a billion with a b.
Speaker 4: I'm going to make sure you understand that. I don't
Speaker 4: understand billion dollars comes into.
Speaker 3: The general fund.
Speaker 4: Now, while you're on that, the county commissioners sit on
Speaker 4: about one hundred and eighty million to the good one
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty million. They got the best bond rating
Speaker 4: in the world. And and part of that money is
Speaker 4: what I bring into the general fund. And I have
Speaker 4: three jails. And one of the protesters said our jail
Speaker 4: was overcrowded. They they're so stupid. They forgot to realize
Speaker 4: I have three jails, and we're inspected by the state.
Speaker 4: We meet all state standards and federal standards. Now, do
Speaker 4: you get a chocolate on your pillow every night? No,
Speaker 4: we will leave the light on for you, But you
Speaker 4: don't get a chocolate on your pillow, your mommy and
Speaker 4: your grandmama. Does it fix your little meals every day?
Speaker 4: One guy said he hasn't. He didn't get a any
Speaker 4: raw vegetables. I bet I haven't had a raw vestab
Speaker 4: one five years, So hey.
Speaker 3: What the hell do you expect? I get mine out
Speaker 3: of a can. I guess that's raw, isn't it. I
Speaker 3: don't know. I don't know them, I don't know. Don't
Speaker 3: come to jail.
Speaker 4: It's pretty simple, but we we do de poor people.
Speaker 4: I'm responsible for helping facilitate over two thousand illegals that
Speaker 4: have been deported in less than a year under President Obama.
Speaker 3: I've done more than that, all.
Speaker 2: Right, And that's not why? Why isn't it? You understand
Speaker 2: you're somewhat savvy in the media.
Speaker 1: Why does the Why did the media ignore for eight
Speaker 1: years the deporter in chief, Barack Husaint Obama? But now
Speaker 1: with Trump's doing about one quarter of the deportations of Obama,
Speaker 1: and it's a big story.
Speaker 4: Why Because President Trump is president and he talks about
Speaker 4: the media and he doesn't kiss their boutetes and President
Speaker 4: Obama did.
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton was the same one when you can see.
Speaker 4: Video of her and her husband talking about if you
Speaker 4: can't come to the United States legally, you.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't be here.
Speaker 4: Chuck Schumer the same way, all on video and tapes
Speaker 4: of them saying the same thing. And listen, people are
Speaker 4: tired and fed up. And then they come like to
Speaker 4: our little commissioner meeting and our commission that they actually
Speaker 4: come and sing songs. They had sweatshirts on, like one
Speaker 4: of them had a sweatshirt on. I think had Trump
Speaker 4: dressed in the clown outfit on his little sweatshirt and they
Speaker 4: come up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it could have been, but he didn't.
Speaker 4: Then they come and they cry and they whine, and
Speaker 4: they sing songs, and the commissioners.
Speaker 1: Hey ho, Sheriff Jones has got to go, Hey, hey
Speaker 1: ho ho, Sheriff Jones has.
Speaker 2: Got to go. Well, let's break it down.
Speaker 1: Let's break this down a little more because I'm watching
Speaker 1: this segment last night on Breitbart, and they had the
Speaker 1: Immigration Naturalization Service, etc. In the four years of Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: if he was the resident for four years, I'm not
Speaker 1: sure who was. They had five hundred thousand children who
Speaker 1: came across the southern border I'm talking. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: now five hundred thousand, and those four years they had
Speaker 1: had total of ten million, five hundred thousand children, and
Speaker 1: of course they couldn't find quote sponsors for the children.
Speaker 1: And so now they put three hundred thousand children into
Speaker 1: the hands of human traffickers and drug dealers and sexual
Speaker 1: perverts because they were quote sponsors and the sponsors of
Speaker 1: these three hundred thousand legal children. In the last four years,
Speaker 1: the sponsors received huge money for disability, they get the
Speaker 1: food stamps, they get section in housing for the children.
Speaker 1: And now there's a report out that seventy nine thousand
Speaker 1: of the three hundred thousand children were sexually exploited, including
Speaker 1: a nine year old girl somehow got pregnant.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how that works that.
Speaker 1: I'm talking seventy nine thousand sexual trafficking of children under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, I said, seventy nine thousand, little or no
Speaker 1: media coverage. Jump ahead and Jeffy Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein may
Speaker 1: have had they had thirty women, and God bless them,
Speaker 1: I'm sure most of them were sexually abused by Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein and his horde of billionaires. And they've gotten millions
Speaker 1: of dollars from banks and insurance companies, and they're getting
Speaker 1: the lawsuits are still pending, and I'm comparing maybe thirty
Speaker 1: to forty women at the news conference Jeffrey Epstein against
Speaker 1: seventy nine thousand children who've been sexually exploited, and the
Speaker 1: media barely covers it.
Speaker 2: Why I said, seventy nine thousand children.
Speaker 4: Rate Listen, these nngos are ridiculous. People don't even know
Speaker 4: what that means. That they're getting ready to cut their
Speaker 4: funds off. These organizations get federal money from US, our
Speaker 4: federal money, and they help bring these people over, they
Speaker 4: help place them. They're actually operating in other countries to
Speaker 4: recruit them and tell them how how to get in money,
Speaker 4: how to get on the system. We had a young
Speaker 4: girl that was a teenager that was come over unaccompanied
Speaker 4: minor and was placed with another illegal in Butler County
Speaker 4: who her boyfriend. This illegal's boyfriend took advantage of this
Speaker 4: young girl that was placed there, and then what happened.
Speaker 4: This person they were placed with was having a sexual
Speaker 4: relationship with the teenager, moved her into an apartment so
Speaker 4: he could have her all to hisself. Then he took
Speaker 4: her and fled to another state. And this is just
Speaker 4: one example.
Speaker 3: I never hear the protesters talk about this, but they
Speaker 3: don't want to.
Speaker 4: They want to talk about helicopters, land and ice shooting people,
Speaker 4: and they don't care about the ice offers having brickslon
Speaker 4: on being spit on, and standing in front of their
Speaker 4: cars trying to docks their families that listen, this is
Speaker 4: just the beginning. We're not going to put.
Speaker 3: Up with it. People want Tom out of here and
Speaker 3: they're going to go.
Speaker 1: How about this, share pard, I'm online. Two hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety one thousand children under the Bide administration were released
Speaker 1: as sponsors but never issued a notice to appeer in
Speaker 1: an immigration court. Of that number, at least fifty nine
Speaker 1: thousand children have been located being sexually trafficked inside of America.
Speaker 1: And this doesn't represent they think another three hundred thousand
Speaker 1: children that are in the system, gaming the system, being
Speaker 1: raped on a daily basis. And I'm thinking, Okay, the
Speaker 1: Epstein thing, that's a little bit of a news story. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's news only because the media weaponizes it to hurt
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and he's not involved in it. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: but when you have these numbers of children that are missing.
Speaker 1: Ngio's a non government organization, for example, like Catholic Charities,
Speaker 1: is one of dozens of them in which they have
Speaker 1: good intentions to place them. But so many of these
Speaker 1: organizations are ripe with waste, fraud, and abuse, and they
Speaker 1: get the money and they get government checks. And these
Speaker 1: children are being raped right now as I speak, all
Speaker 1: over the Southwestern in Ohio. And it's not a story
Speaker 1: at all because it doesn't involve hurting Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Do I have this correct?
Speaker 4: I agree, No, you have it correct. And I've been
Speaker 4: saying it all along about the nngos, these organizations. The
Speaker 4: government has funded all this, which means every American has
Speaker 4: these killder These children are on the responsibility of all
Speaker 4: these protesters that don't mention any of that because they
Speaker 4: don't care. But I'll tell you what I care. And
Speaker 4: we're going to be starting to program here pretty soon
Speaker 4: with the federal government, and we're going to be checking
Speaker 4: on these kids that have been bought into our community
Speaker 4: and other communities. President of the United States isn't.
Speaker 3: Going to let this go. I'm not let it go.
Speaker 4: I sleep good at night like a baby, and I
Speaker 4: get plenty of sleep, like I said, and I don't
Speaker 4: care at all what these people say if they're just
Speaker 4: trying to stop you. I've got two strong commissioners, then
Speaker 4: I got I got one that's a goof, that Cindy Cartner.
Speaker 3: She's a goof. She's mostly Democrat. Uh so she's a goof.
Speaker 3: We have to contend with her, who knows where she stands.
Speaker 4: But the commissioner, the two other commissioners, and the prosecutor,
Speaker 4: Mike Moser, the best prosecutor you can have in the country.
Speaker 4: He don't put up with this stuff and he supports
Speaker 4: the sheriff's slice. We don't do anything unless we get
Speaker 4: approval from the prosecutor. We sit down, we talk with him,
Speaker 4: make sure we're.
Speaker 3: Doing everything right.
Speaker 4: And we do have about three hundred and fifty illegals
Speaker 4: in my jail, and I still call them illegal aliens,
Speaker 4: which is the legal term.
Speaker 1: That's insulting right there, that's insulting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sorry, I'm in pry for I don't you have somebody,
Speaker 4: have somebody else pray for me?
Speaker 3: I have the segment should be insulted.
Speaker 1: Now, Sarah, how do we how you went to the
Speaker 1: border several times? Are you reported took the guys down there,
Speaker 1: and you watch what happening right now. There are no
Speaker 1: illegal border crossings. If someone is apprehended, they're given a
Speaker 1: hearing quickly and sent back. You don't have to wait
Speaker 1: five to seven years. The backlog. How about this out
Speaker 1: of the BBC, which I trust as far as I
Speaker 1: can throw, But they say there's a seven million person
Speaker 1: backlog on getting administrative hearings.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine? These are the individuals who claim refugee status.
Speaker 2: Much like this. I'm in Solomon the children's hospital.
Speaker 1: Who is with you? He didn't have nice things to
Speaker 1: say about you, by the way. In the sheriff Burger,
Speaker 1: that's a different issue. Who's from children's hospital and he
Speaker 1: was with you for several months? He had to thank
Speaker 1: god he's in America, not Egypt. But nonetheless, but we
Speaker 1: have administrative hearings that will never happen, and so these
Speaker 1: cases are lost. And I guess I fear that in
Speaker 1: twenty eight or thirty two the Democrats get back in
Speaker 1: charge and go back to the old system.
Speaker 2: Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 3: Now? You should fear it.
Speaker 4: If the Republicans don't pay attention, they will lose what
Speaker 4: they have. President Trump is one of a kind, and
Speaker 4: he's there and in hopes that JD. Vance he'll fill
Speaker 4: his spot when he leaves. And very conservative guy, local guy,
Speaker 4: good guy, and Rubio and all of them are in there.
Speaker 3: And we've got some people.
Speaker 4: We got some people up the bat but I that's
Speaker 4: three years from that long time, and I'm telling you
Speaker 4: right now, there's going to be a lot more deportations.
Speaker 4: They've hired ten thousand new agents. My office has twenty
Speaker 4: that are trained that work with ICE, that can do
Speaker 4: enforcement along with ICE, and they're starting to ramp up
Speaker 4: lots of stuff the homeland security. This is not the end.
Speaker 4: This is Trump's only been in there eight months, redly
Speaker 4: with his status, and you haven't seen.
Speaker 2: Nothing yet in the world.
Speaker 1: You got MBS since with the President, Yes, and Mohammed
Speaker 1: ben Salmon, who's the leader of Saudi Arabia signing a
Speaker 1: one trillion dollar deal to make investments inside of America.
Speaker 1: Toyota has signed a one trillion dollar deal to start
Speaker 1: making Toyota's even more inside South Carolina, North Carolina. It's
Speaker 1: going to take two to four years for these things
Speaker 1: to metastasize to the value. We're starting nuclear power plants
Speaker 1: are going to be open again. We've waived the rules
Speaker 1: on clean coal, pulling down electricity costs. We can go
Speaker 1: the opposite direction. Look at mom, Donnie in New York City,
Speaker 1: for God's sakes, he's a communist, gets elected, and I
Speaker 1: just worried we won't stick with these ideas, these ones
Speaker 1: that work because of the terrible media coverage, the lies
Speaker 1: told by the mainstream media. Sheriff, how about this when
Speaker 1: seventy five percent of the American people do not believe
Speaker 1: the mainstream media ABC with George Slapp, Monopolis and CBS
Speaker 1: and NBC, and seventy five percent don't believe what they're
Speaker 1: being told.
Speaker 2: That's why they got to listen to people like you
Speaker 2: and me. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Listen, we're regular people. We call it like it is.
Speaker 4: Not everybody likes what we say. But if you want
Speaker 4: to know what we think, ask us and I, hey, listen,
Speaker 4: I get out. I talk to regular people, not those
Speaker 4: looney tunes that come up and uh uh get up
Speaker 4: and say things that are crazy and bizarre about uh
Speaker 4: most of what they come to the commissions about what
Speaker 4: happens in Chicago and California, and uh then they make
Speaker 4: stuff up.
Speaker 2: The goo goofs Goosyeah.
Speaker 4: Look at the comments goo goo yeah, I use that
Speaker 4: a little bit.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna use that. We gotta. I tell you what
Speaker 2: you sleep at night.
Speaker 1: You're a bounty hunter, you're a Nazi, and you're a
Speaker 1: slave catcher benefitting greatly Butler County making the streets safer.
Speaker 1: And they want more chaos and confusion, which is happening.
Speaker 2: Sheriff. We got a run and we can talk.
Speaker 1: But what you promised me and the American people, you're
Speaker 1: gonna keep doing what you're doing, and where you back
Speaker 1: down at some point afraid of no.
Speaker 4: No, this is what I've been doing. This is what
Speaker 4: I wanted to do. Hey, to be the sheriff as
Speaker 4: long as I live. Uh pass away.
Speaker 1: You know some of your anlongs. So look, they check
Speaker 1: your heartbeat, they check the obits every morning.
Speaker 4: They do. If I listen, if I start coughing, they think, huh,
Speaker 4: maybe he's going to die.
Speaker 3: But listen, I today, I've had a great day.
Speaker 4: I'm at the firing range, get my my firing range
Speaker 4: done for the year, and my staff they all get
Speaker 4: to go to the firing range. We get our stuff
Speaker 4: and our jail was very well run, inspected by everybody
Speaker 4: there is. But if you're looking for somewhere, if you're
Speaker 4: looking for somewhere that'll leave the light on and give
Speaker 4: you a little chocolate on your pillow, don't come to
Speaker 4: Butler count if you're looking for someplace to be clean.
Speaker 4: Your food is approved by a dietitian, just like yours
Speaker 4: is at the house, and you're and you're inspected by
Speaker 4: every kind of government agency there is, every health department
Speaker 4: there is. The grand jury comes through by law and
Speaker 4: has to eat the meals and go through and inspect
Speaker 4: just like your houses. There is no they're better often
Speaker 4: my jail people are than any other jail.
Speaker 3: In the country.
Speaker 1: Here promise, well, we got to run, Sheriff, you're the best,
Speaker 1: and we want to celebrate your fiftieth year.
Speaker 2: Let me know.
Speaker 1: I'll come up and walk the Butler County jail with
Speaker 1: you again. I want to get one of those sheriffs burgers.
Speaker 1: In fact, late later this afternoon, I'm going downstairs the
Speaker 1: skips to get me a sheriff's burger. It's hamburger Day.
Speaker 1: But we got to run and keep keep catching a
Speaker 1: bounty hunter. Keep I'll see you my friend Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones the best. That is a Tri State treasure right there.
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