Ammon Bundy’s Jail Interview: “I have No Regrets” (VIDEO)
TIM BROWN
FreedomOutpost.com
Mar. 5, 2016
Ammon Bundy, who led the protest at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon and was arrested back in February, recently gave an interview from jail, in which he says that he has no regrets for his part in the protests in Oregon or his stand at his father’s ranch in 2014.
KGW’s Kyle Iboshi spoke with Bundy for about half an hour in an exclusive interview.
Though Bundy has no regrets, he did display an emotional response when recalling LaVoy Finicum, who was murdered in cold blood the day Bundy was arrested. He also expressed how much he missed his family, especially his wife and his six children.
When asked if the standoff was worth it, Bundy said, “Yeah, it was. It truly was because of what we came to accomplish did get accomplished.”
Bundy, dressed in prison blues with a pink shirt beneath it and a copy of the Constitution in his pocket added, “We were never about violence. We were never about you know, fighting to the death.”
Bundy says that he was caught by surprise the day he was arrested.
“We were peacefully going to Grant County with our laptops, our projectors and our PA systems and they attacked us like we were domestic terrorists, or even foreign terrorists,” Bundy said.
When asked how they were attacked, Bundy said that they were simply driving and were ambushed.
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