An furious Jon Jones takes to Twitter, calling out the MMA reporter who made the remarks about domestic violence "witch."

A new tweet from Jon Jones confirms what we always knew: the man is nothing more than a walking, talking public relations disaster.

After his most recent arrest (this time for domestic violence), Jon Jones claimed that he was putting drinking behind him and moving on with his life. What's your current state of mind? According to the police complaint, his fiancé and their hotel bed were stained with blood as a result of the current incident.

Jones tweeted, "I love how people are envisioning the worst conceivable scenario and making it somehow real." We had a fight, but I never struck my fiancé, and after that, our kids were wide awake. My kids were unaware that my husband and I were fighting.

In addition, he saw the decision of his former instructor Mike Winkeljohn to exclude him from JacksonWink Gym as a betrayal rather than a reaction to his own heinous conduct.

It hurts to lose the support of someone I respect so much, Jones said in another tweet. "I want to express my sincere gratitude to the other instructors for their commitment to my success. This is only the beginning of our adventure."

As a result, Jones continues to deflect or accept blame for the terrible incident he inflicted on his family on the night of September 24th. Instead of calling her a witch and asking her to "F off," he may just send a furious DM to the MMA Fansided's roving reporter.

Jones' Twitter account said, "First of all, you actually look like a witch." "Second, don't let my daughters hear whatever you say." Your understanding of what is typical for them is utterly nil. You're a jerk for passing judgment on someone else, that's nasty. Get the f— out of here.

What did he have to say in response to that?

While reporting the UFC Vegas 40 weigh-ins at the UFC Apex, Kaplan received a direct message from Jones, who then blocked her.

There have been many social media interactions since Jones' previous arrest, all indicating his total unwillingness to take responsibility or accept blame for his crimes.