Speaker 1: Butler County Commissioners, and they want to see whatever contract
Speaker 1: you have with ICE canceled. They don't want ICE in
Speaker 1: Butler County. They don't want Immigrations and Customs Enforcement coming
Speaker 1: in and you holding their detainees and things like that.
Speaker 1: Does where do you stand on that? Do the Butler
Speaker 1: County Commissioners have the power to take this ICE cooperation
Speaker 1: that you have going on? Do they have the power
Speaker 1: to take that away?
Speaker 2: Look, we all work together, the commissioners do. And these
Speaker 2: people have been protesting against the share me for over
Speaker 2: twenty years. I went through five presidents. Obama deported more
Speaker 2: than Trump has. And I've seen commissioners come and go.
Speaker 2: I've seen judges come and go. I've seen presidents come
Speaker 2: and go. I've done this for twenty years. I had
Speaker 2: ICE contracts under President Obama. These people hate Trump so bad.
Speaker 2: They and anybody that voted for Trump or supports Trump,
Speaker 2: they hate us all. We're all racist, bigots Hitler. I
Speaker 2: mean they sing songs, hey, good luck to them, and
Speaker 2: so No, they've been and they're uptown protesting now. God
Speaker 2: bless their little souls. And I'm okay with that.
Speaker 1: Petest peaceful protest in Hamilton today, So no problem whatsoever.
Speaker 2: No, the average age is probably seventy five. And they're
Speaker 2: nice people. They hate me, they hate Trump, they hate
Speaker 2: the police, they hate ice agents. They think the lady
Speaker 2: that tried to kill an ice agent is a sweet,
Speaker 2: nice lady. But they don't mention she tried to run
Speaker 2: over and kill an ice agent and it was all justified,
Speaker 2: bad but true. And that's where they come from. They've
Speaker 2: been protesting their whole life. Daunts Democrat and it's okay,
Speaker 2: uh And I pray for them every day, I really do.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about that a little bit. Renee Good
Speaker 1: in Minnesota, apparently she was involved in this ice watch
Speaker 1: training and according to the New York Post, there's a
Speaker 1: growing number of soccer moms who are getting involved in this.
Speaker 1: I guess they get bored during the day so they
Speaker 1: go to this ice training that teaches individuals how to
Speaker 1: CAUs what they call a micro infatada. They talk about
Speaker 1: things about breaking a grip, how to strike an officer
Speaker 1: when if an officer has someone in custody. They recommend
Speaker 1: surrounding that officer, blocking their access to a vehicle, blocking
Speaker 1: the ability to take them away from the scene. Shouting
Speaker 1: at them things like that. Do you encourage would you
Speaker 1: ever urge any and not just soccer moms, but any
Speaker 1: individual to engage in training like this and how to
Speaker 1: fear or interfere with these sorts of operations.
Speaker 2: Look, this is real juicy to the media and these
Speaker 2: sanctuary cities. I worked in the prison system seventeen years
Speaker 2: and I used to watch inmates exercising on the yard
Speaker 2: practice how to get out of handcuffs. They would practice
Speaker 2: it on the recreation yard. I watched them how to
Speaker 2: get out of handcuffs, how to spin around, how to
Speaker 2: get behind a police officer. They practiced their techniques the
Speaker 2: same thing that prisoners do. And these people are probably nice,
Speaker 2: intention they hate Ice. They they didn't hate Ice when
Speaker 2: President Obama was deporting more than President Trump did. They
Speaker 2: didn't hate them then. They didn't hate them under Biden,
Speaker 2: same people that they were deporting. And I know this
Speaker 2: because I was deporting people for the last twenty two
Speaker 2: years and I was having those ICE prisoners in my
Speaker 2: jail when President Obama was here, and I was part
Speaker 2: of the deportation of Sovice President Obama. Not a single protest.
Speaker 2: But I'm okay, I love them the death. I pray
Speaker 2: for them every day. And in this county where we live,
Speaker 2: we're good. Hamilton County. Different story Sanctuary City Cincinnati. Then
Speaker 2: you've got Columbus Sanctuary City, all the big city sanctuary cities,
Speaker 2: and I encourage the illegals to go to those cities,
Speaker 2: get their welfare, get the free stuff, and protest downtown there.
Speaker 2: This is a very conservative area and we're okay with
Speaker 2: President Trump. I've been elected six times. People like the
Speaker 2: old sheriff here. I get Democrat votes and Republican votes
Speaker 2: and independents. If you want to know where I stand,
Speaker 2: ask me. You'll know when you're done talking. You might
Speaker 2: not like what I say, but you'll know where I stand.
Speaker 2: And that lady should not have tried to run over
Speaker 2: the police officer, the ice agent. He had no choice
Speaker 2: but to shoot, and he did. It's sad for her
Speaker 2: and her family, and there'll be others die if you
Speaker 2: try to run over the police. Just head. In Hamilton County, Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: a police officer was run over and killed six eight
Speaker 2: months ago. Run over and killed a car will kill you.
Speaker 2: I forget how many officers are killed every year. The
Speaker 2: Cincinnati police will not let you run over them and
Speaker 2: kill them on purpose. They want to go home like
Speaker 2: everybody else. And that officer was run over and killed
Speaker 2: by a car. And it's when you do that and
Speaker 2: try to run over a police officer, they had no choice.
Speaker 2: I demonstrated that stand in front of the car, he
Speaker 2: can't shoot their tires out, can't see the tires. All
Speaker 2: you see is the wheel spinning, and you have no choice.
Speaker 2: And that officer will not be in dieted, will not
Speaker 2: be charged. He was in fear of his life. Plus
Speaker 2: he was injured. That Marrafy's injured or not they try
Speaker 2: she tried to kill him.
Speaker 1: Sorry, that's seems like that's pretty much the bottom line.
Speaker 1: You know, sheriff around here, you're everybody's favorite sheriff. But
Speaker 1: I know it's hard to believe, but there are other
Speaker 1: sheriffs who do not share your views on these sorts
Speaker 1: of things. And I look at the at the comments
Speaker 1: from Philadelphia. The sheriff there, Rochelle Belaw is her name,
Speaker 1: and she was calling out Ice and she told them,
Speaker 1: don't come into this city, don't commit a crime. She
Speaker 1: essentially said that that her office is ready to stand
Speaker 1: in the way of ICE officers. And she said, and
Speaker 1: she threatened Tom Homan by saying, you don't want this
Speaker 1: smoke is what this This sheriff in Philadelphia was saying.
Speaker 1: When you encounter someone like Sheriff Rochelle Belaw in Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: what's your normal reaction to someone like that?
Speaker 2: Listen, she's a goof. But that's who they elected in
Speaker 2: those places Cincinnati, Hamilon County. You elect your commissioners, you
Speaker 2: elect your judges, you elect your prosecutor, your sheriff, and
Speaker 2: these other cities where you see these people on Pika,
Speaker 2: that sheriff was elected in her county, and that's what
Speaker 2: the people that elect her want her to say and do.
Speaker 2: I don't pay an attention to what they say like that,
Speaker 2: but that's the people they elect. And she's a goof.
Speaker 2: I couldn't get elected there, she couldn't get elected here.
Speaker 2: And she, I assume believes what she says, but she
Speaker 2: can't arrest an Ice Agent's not going to She's just
Speaker 2: beating her chest. But that's her constituents, that's the people
Speaker 2: that she dances with. That's who elects her. I get
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter. They're going to make rest just like
Speaker 2: we do. Ice comes in here we support them. If
Speaker 2: they're staying in a local hotel and they're trying to
Speaker 2: take over the hotel, I'll be I'll be doing my
Speaker 2: part to protect the officers, not like these other police departments.
Speaker 2: But that's who they elect. Like I said, daytons to
Speaker 2: sainctuary city, Columbus is a sanctuary city, Cincinnati sanctuary, but
Speaker 2: not in Butler County. And these little protesters, God bless
Speaker 2: their little souls. And like I said, they get all
Speaker 2: juiced up, and the media juices it up, and so
Speaker 2: they can get all angry, hate the police, they hate
Speaker 2: all of us, but not here in Butler County. They
Speaker 2: like the share, they wait, the service.
Speaker 1: What's what's not to like that? Well, you've got you've
Speaker 1: got some people who don't like you, and namely Ohio
Speaker 1: State Representative Christine Cockley, a Democrat from Columbus, Mark segrest
Speaker 1: It is a Democrat from Grove City. And then we've
Speaker 1: got State Centaer to William Mora from Columbus who put
Speaker 1: out a letter on January sixth, and they would like
Speaker 1: the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections to come into
Speaker 1: the Butler County Jail conduct an investigation. I guess they're
Speaker 1: claiming that your jail doesn't have heat, that it doesn't
Speaker 1: it's not safe, that it's overcrowded. All these terrible things
Speaker 1: are going on there at the Butler County Jail. That
Speaker 1: you serve them the Wardenburger, which I think we talked
Speaker 1: about last summer. The wardenburger is making a huge comeback
Speaker 1: in the news. I guess these individuals who are coming
Speaker 1: after you because of the condition of your prison, I'm
Speaker 1: guessing that they really don't know you very well.
Speaker 2: No, they don't know. I referred to them when they
Speaker 2: made that statement as the three Stooges, and that's really demoralizing.
Speaker 2: The three Stooges. I said they were ignorant, which they are.
Speaker 2: And the Department of Corrections the state said they're not
Speaker 2: coming through. They already been through. They were here in
Speaker 2: December to go through our jail. We passed all the inspections. Uh.
Speaker 2: They prefer us not to use the Wardenburger, but the
Speaker 2: state prison system uses the Wardenburger. If you get in trouble,
Speaker 2: uh for food in the prison system, they'll take you
Speaker 2: get the wardenburger my jail. You get in trouble, you
Speaker 2: get the Wardenberger and uh, my price, you're is fine
Speaker 2: with that. It's very healthy. It's like a veggie burger.
Speaker 2: And don't come to jail. I don't get it. Put
Speaker 2: a chocolate on your pillow every night and seeing you
Speaker 2: a lalla eyes and rock you to sleep. You get
Speaker 2: you get big boy underwear, and you don't get special
Speaker 2: little underwear, special little clothes. You get a jump suit
Speaker 2: with a number on it. Get sleep in a cell.
Speaker 2: And I'm inspected by everybody. The Grand Jury comes through
Speaker 2: by statute, by law. Uh, the Feds come through. Uh,
Speaker 2: the marshals come through. Uh. Like I said, the Grand Jury,
Speaker 2: the health Department, there's I've been in back to Bobby
Speaker 2: hundreds of times. I've been holding nice prisoners for over
Speaker 2: twenty years, and I will hold them for probably another
Speaker 2: twenty years. And I'm doing what needs to be done.
Speaker 2: Don't come to this country illegal. If you do, get
Speaker 2: the hell out. You can't just sneak in. No different
Speaker 2: than you sitting in your house in the middle of
Speaker 2: the night and somebody opens door, comes in, gets in
Speaker 2: your refrigerator, sits on the cap and starts watching TV.
Speaker 2: They're uninvited. You don't let people into your country. And
Speaker 2: President Trump has made that very clear, and so is
Speaker 2: the sheriff. So and somebody said, how do you sleep
Speaker 2: at night? I sleep like a baby. I go to
Speaker 2: sleep very quickly, and I sleep extremely well. I promise you.
Speaker 1: That is fantastic. That is fantastic. So you're saying, you're
Speaker 1: not running a You're not running a holiday inn, You're
Speaker 1: not running a lakinta, You're not running a Hilton hotel.
Speaker 1: You're running you're running out of prison. For God's sake,
Speaker 1: You're running a jail. And look, if people are gonna
Speaker 1: if people are gonna commit crimes the whole note, we
Speaker 1: seem in this country, Sheriff Jones, to have lost the
Speaker 1: notion that if you commit a crime, that the punishment
Speaker 1: you receive should not be a pleasant thing. You are
Speaker 1: deprived of your rights and that should not be a
Speaker 1: positive experience for anyone in any sort of way. But
Speaker 1: with all the lawyers and the acou and all these
Speaker 1: other folks out there, it seems like we've forgotten that
Speaker 1: and any treatment that is considered harsh by the left
Speaker 1: or those supporters in this country, it seems like we
Speaker 1: have to do away with that and make things a
Speaker 1: little more accommodating for those who would break the law.
Speaker 2: Yes, they want us, like I said, to put a
Speaker 2: chocolate on a pillow, and oops, we don't have pillows
Speaker 2: in the jail. I just have to put it on
Speaker 2: their mattress. And when you come into jail, as far
Speaker 2: as your underwear goes, you don't get to choose what
Speaker 2: you wear. As far as fancy underwear, you get underwhere
Speaker 2: that we give you, or you can buy it in
Speaker 2: a commissary and you get a cell. You get a
Speaker 2: TV in or cell and it's not a bad place
Speaker 2: to go. In the videos, you see me down there
Speaker 2: talking dead mate. You see me eating the wardenburger and
Speaker 2: the inmates are laughing and listen to burger ain't past.
Speaker 2: It's got a lot of fiber in it helps you
Speaker 2: poop if you need the poop and old.
Speaker 1: All right, well, Sheriff Jones, I'll tell you what it's. Uh.
Speaker 1: Let's see, I think I've got the ingredients right here.
Speaker 1: We've got tomato paste, flour, dry milk, oats, beans, ground turkey.
Speaker 1: So you got some meat in there. You got some cabbage,
Speaker 1: you got some carrots, potatoes, onions, celery and do you
Speaker 1: put a little bit of salt on there and a
Speaker 1: couple of slices of bread, and away you go at
Speaker 1: the wardenburger so that uh. I'll tell you what, if
Speaker 1: I had one in front of me, I'd probably at
Speaker 1: least at least try it, and I'd probably eat the
Speaker 1: whole thing.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, I ate half of mine in front of
Speaker 2: the camera two days ago. It's not bad. It got
Speaker 2: a little crunch to it. It's not bad. It's no
Speaker 2: different than going to a restaurant and getting a meatless
Speaker 2: or a vegetarian burger. I date them. I think burger
Speaker 2: king sells them. Hey, you get all You get that
Speaker 2: three times a day and all the water you can drain. Listen,
Speaker 2: don't get in trouble in the jail. The only way
Speaker 2: you get that is when you get in trouble. Everybody
Speaker 2: else gets a regular meal. What am I supposed to
Speaker 2: do to control them? Have no discipline, and that's what
Speaker 2: they do. They train these people to disrupt ice, and
Speaker 2: this won't be the last time somebody gets injured or
Speaker 2: Ice has to use deadly force when they attempt to
Speaker 2: run over police officers or ice. They're going to defend
Speaker 2: themselves and or when an illegal pulls a weapon on somebody,
Speaker 2: or an illegal rape somebody, they drive and talk dedicated.
Speaker 2: I could go on. Just here in this county. I
Speaker 2: had a lady that was injured by a drunk illegal
Speaker 2: and he was drunk and she was on her way
Speaker 2: to work at like three in the morning at the
Speaker 2: local hospital. She was a nurse and she had to
Speaker 2: have spinal surgery. He don't care. He's been arrested three
Speaker 2: times for being drunk. One of them was in Westchester,
Speaker 2: and Westchester police chief, you know, his policy is to
Speaker 2: turn them loose. And because he, the Westchester Police Chief,
Speaker 2: turned him loose. What happened. She wrecked. This guy wrecked
Speaker 2: into her and if he'd turned him over to us,
Speaker 2: would and that she'd have never been injured. But the
Speaker 2: Westchester police police chief, he don't care.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the thing we when we see these stories
Speaker 1: on the news, we never see the other side of
Speaker 1: that coin or the other side of that story, and
Speaker 1: that's the victim who usually has a life changing event,
Speaker 1: and most of the time it is not for the better.
Speaker 1: But Sheriff Jones, thank you as always for the time.
Speaker 1: Keep up the great work, Keep up the relationship that
Speaker 1: you have with Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. You are leading
Speaker 1: the way here in southwest Ohio and in all of
Speaker 1: Ohio and in much of the country. And we can't
Speaker 1: thank you enough for what you do. And I always
Speaker 1: love having you on here on seven hundred ww Hey.
Speaker 2: Like I say, I do my part. And to the
Speaker 2: people that are listening, don't listen to what the media
Speaker 2: says when they get these people all juice stuff. Like
Speaker 2: I said, the people that are here protesting, I pray
Speaker 2: for them and bless their little souls.
Speaker 1: Sheriff Jones here the best. We'll hopefully talk again before
Speaker 1: too long. Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County and
Speaker 1: his relationship with ICE isn't going anywhere. Twelve fifty five
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