tony childress is my name, and i'm the sheriff of livingston county, which is the fourth largest county in the state of illinois. we are 90 miles south of chicago. illinois rural central , and we have an ideology that i feel, and many others feel, works very well. that ideology is being a friend of the community, supporting the like shoppingrams with the sheriff, like halloween with the children, always being there as a listening ear for the community, and working with the community. mr. president, we are happy to sit down with you and to try and do everything we can to make this nation better by keeping the community safe and by nation with you and the at making a better place. some of the things that we feel in livingston county will be mandatorytant is a de-escalation training for all , allers, prohibition physical restraint maneuvers on or above the neck, and any physical acts that restrict the flow of blood or oxygen to the brain. requiring all officers to render medical aid to all people and requiring officers to intervene when physical forces are being applied to either stop or a

i'm really pleased to work very closely with folks like sheriff childress and attorney general cameron and attorney general moody who took time to be up here to be a part of this important conversation. as someone who has law enforcement in my family as well, it's a very important conversation and again, everybody that i've talked to at the elected leader level and rank and file was appalled by what happened in minneapolis. out of that comes a commitment, a redoubling to make improvement at the country, across the state and local and federal level and really pleased to have such strong partners in the intergovernmental affairs office to make that under your leadership. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. president for your leadership and thank each one of you for being here today. when the cameras are not rolling and when there's no reporters around, there's unbelievable work that's been going on and will continue to go on to make sure that it's not just words, that it's actions. mr. president, you've been a president of action. and for such a time as this, action, again, will sp

tony childress is my name, and i'm the sheriff of livingston county, which is the fourth largest county in the state of illinois. we are 90 miles south of chicago. i call it rural central illinois, and we have an ideology that i feel, and many others feel, works very well. that ideology is being a friend of the community, supporting the community with programs like shopping with the sheriff, like halloween with the children, always being there as a listening ear for the community, and working with the community. mr. president, we are happy to sit down with you and to try and do everything we can to make this nation better by keeping the community safe and by working with you and the nation and making a better place. some of the things that we feel in livingston county will be very important is a mandatory de-escalation training for all officers, prohibition of all physical restraint maneuvers on or above the neck, and any physical acts that restrict the flow of blood or oxygen to the brain. requiring all officers to render medical aid to all people and requiring officers to intervene wh

they would all be very proud of was when we covered the whole earthquake the 25th to a terrible not childress out stuff and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be that to tell the people story was very important of the toy. at the hands of police release body camera footage of the shooting of a black man that sparked more protests the officer involved has been fired. there on the stars here today on this as al-jazeera live and also coming up india is turning 500 railway carriages into makeshift hospitals pakistan sealed up high risk areas as new coronavirus cases sabs. coordinated attacks.

the mob operates with their permission.on these are there for childress. this is their militia.n guarded moments, democrats make it very clear that they know this.y here's a revealing video shot just today. in it you'll see the nonvoting democratic delegate from d.c. ts the congress -- you'll see her being interviewed by a well-known msnbc anchor near the white house. out of nowhere, a man dressed in women's underwear charges at them. that's the kind of moment we're living in right now. and for a second they were frightened. watch what they said. >> [inaudible] [bleep] [bleep] [inaudible] >> tucker: where are the police when you need them? that was their first reaction. at the moment they said that, the two were standing on the street with a mural that demands we fund -- defund the police. of course they missed the irony of that completely, it never occurred to them that the slogan might apply to them too, because they know it doesn't apply to them. they know they will always have police protection. thing is, they're right. they will. federal law enforcement is entirely on their

years later i visited the childress home outside of nashville.llow those buildings to be torn down? >> projess. that's just -- i worked in historic preservation for 40-some years. if we didn't have a need to preserve buildings, i wopt uldn be in the field. but there are periods, the polk home was torn down in nashville. and the great niece kept the artifacts until they could find a home and that's what the museum in colombia is. but montpelier, in private hands for years and really not saved until the '80s, the 1980s. these things go on and on all the time. the homes of the president are deemed to be the most important. fwhut some cases you have multiple homes that one president lived in. >> as we say good-bye to dolly) madison's influence, sheldon cooper, we can't do a program without dolly in it. sheldon says as influential as she was on future firstjqka la did sarah polk provide guidance to future first ladies? >> yes. for 50 years after she was alive, you see, until the early '90s. dolly died in '49. and so sayrah was the embodymen of the el

and recipient of the penal the president used to sign that reasonable doubt o he joins us now tony childressiff. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> good morning. ainsley: you are welcome. that was historic moment for you. what was it like to be there and what are you going to do with the pen? >> it was an honor beyond the honors of all honors and i plan to put this pen in a case and lock it up and i will have it for the rest of my life. and and my children and grandchildren's lives. steve: right. sheriff, they are in illinois. when the people in your area come up to you and say sheriff, what is going on because we see things on the east coast and west coast. how do you explain where we got today with the unrest and now the calls for reform? >> well, it's pretty obvious how we got to where we are is with the unfortunate deaths of numerous individuals like george floyd, brianna davis, and numerous other individuals that have died at the hands of law enforcement officers. some of them justified and some of them not justified and the ones that are not justified we're not going to be lo

here to discuss, livingston county, illinois sheriff tony childress.nk you for having me. steve: you bet, sir thank you very much. we just heard the president say he convened people from across the country to hear ideas. were you in attendance and did you hear anything, i know you were in attendance did you hear anything that made you go hey that's a good idea. maybe we should do that? >> as a matter of fact, i did, and we at the table were very much in concert with working with the president and doing all we can to make this nation better. ainsley: sheriff, how will what happened to george floyd, how will it change your training process and what you're doing with your department? >> well, ainsley, it won't change our process very much, because we have a principle in place at the livingston county sheriff's department whereby i've been there for 29 years now and the last six years i've been sheriff. my people know that my philosophy is you treat people right and you treat people well and it will come back to you. right is right and wrong is wrong and i

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