joining me now exclusively is tony busby, attorney for colonel schaller. where does the case stand right now? >> right now as you've said, he's been released. he is with his family. he faces a court-martial and that might happen as early as next friday, not sure. and we will have to have a hearing and hopefully it will be a public hearing because it should be public and he still remains subject to this gag order which i would submit is a legal and that's what put him in the brig in the first place so i think it's important to remember why he went to the brig in the first place. he spoke out as you saw and he said many service members both former like myself and current believed which is the withdrawal from afghanistan was completely botched and no one took accountability. you have the general staff, the highbrow was basically trying to pass the buck and so he spoke out. he offered to resign as you know and refused to let him resign honorably even though he spent 17 years of his life in the marine corps, a marine corps infantry officer. here's a guy now tha

marine lieutenant colonel stu schaller pleaded guilty to speaking outside the chain of command holdingself accountable for his own actions while the leaders he reported to will never have to. and moments his lawyer will tell us what he wants next. studies on a formula found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision preservision areds 2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd, it is my vision, so my plan includes preservision. >> laura: marine corps general pleaded guilty, he will sign his commission and receive a punitive letter of reprimand and he faces a maximum punishment of forfeiting two-thirds of his pay for 12 months. what's important here is that he is taking full responsibility for his actions and pled guilty, the same can't be said for the incompetent military leaders he called out in the first place. joining me now is tony busby, his attorney. the military ju

lieutenant colonel stuart schaller, the one in the brig, his family will join us tonight. ♪ ♪ livelyve been a game changer for me. the process with lively. is insanely easy, you take a hearing test on your computer the doctor programs it, it shows up at your house a few days later. you can stream calls or music through it, it's got multiple settings, audio adjustments, so you can raise and lower the levels. but it's a fraction of the cost of the other devices. it's instilled some confidence i didn't have before. try lively risk free for 100 days. visit listenlively.com ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, we are continuing to follow the disturbing developments around marine lieutenant colonel stuart scheller, who back in august posted video demanding account ability for the leadership failures in afghanistan but now he's actually been thrown behind bars, is locked in the brig for reasons we are still seeking answers. here in our his parents, along with cumbersome and louie gohmert, who today personally met with lieutenant colonel schaller. his parents, let me ask you both, it's got to be brutal, yo

the military filing six charges against george schaller including contempt, failure to obey and derelictionek this is part of the video that he posted back in august that sparked the charges. >> we have chairman of the joint chief to advise on military policy and a marine combat commander all of these people are supposed advise and if they raise their hand and said we must stop i've been fighting for 17 years i'm willing to throw it all away to save my senior leaders i demand accountability. guy: let's start with you i know the military justice system is very different than civilian justice system but if you look at what happened the release of the video, my understanding this guy knew exactly what he was doing he knew if he said what he said the way that he did he would get in trouble and there would be consequences he proceeded anyway, what is your read on that. emily: taking it a step further where they stem from his him defined the gag order that came down after he posted it it's almost like his resistance to the initial reaction is why the military came down so hard the ucmj does not d

parents, along with cumbersome and louie gohmert, who today personally met with lieutenant colonel schallerth, it's got to be brutal, your son told the truth. they failed our fellow americans in afghanistan. now they're going to punish him. where does it stand at this hour? >> we got some very encouraging news this evening. asou it stands right now, he wil remain in jail until early next week. he's's being treated fairly, he sent a message that the guards are treating him well. he -- sent a message that the guards are treating him well. >> sean: you haven't seen -- you have not seen your son? >> we have not talked to him and we have not heard from him but i have to tell you, the american people -- three days ago, sean, we talked to you on your radio program and for three days we've been asking americans to find their voice, to stand up, demand justice, and be heard by congress members. >> and to pray. b >> and to pray. and i will tell you, i am encouraged by americans. as my son said in one of his videos, we are not as divided as they want us to think we are. my heartfelt thanks goes to rep

stories on the show, but honestly nothing really compares to what happened to lieutenant colonel stu schaller corps. to date he is the only person aware of to be punishable did debacle in afghanistan sent to jail for the united states military for complaining about, to jail. i want to tell you hours ago he was released from the brig in north carolina where he was held for a week. still no charges filed against him. fox news has confirmed stu is at home tonight but he remains under a gag order and remain there marine court orders, theys are asking something simple, they wouldg like him to resign but to give up his commission instead of go to trial. what was his crime? there was no crime, his crime was telling the truth about what just happened in afghanistan. about the u.s. government leaving billions of military equipment behind in that country, a drone story and leaving american citizens behind, humiliating the united states. for that he went to jail. we will stay on the case. that it did for us tonight brand-new "tucker carlson tonight" so fox nation will see you at 8:00. have a great night

the network continuing to follow the case around lieutenant colonel stuart schaller, whose video slamming biden's reckless afghanistan exit went viral and let him actually be abruptly thrown in the break and jailed. now lieutenant colonel scheller this week had to plead guilty to all charges during his court-martial hearing. republican congressman louie gohmert was in the courtroom today and he spoke out in defense of lieutenant colonel scheller. here to explain more is louie gohmert, great to have you back. he served 17 years, six tours of duty, one for an entire year or longer. he told the truth about afghanistan. he's willing to retire and leave the pension on the table, takes a lot of courage. what we did to these fellow americans and green card holders and our allies is unforgivable and it's repulsive to me. >> you made a critical point and his lawyers pointed out today. they came out against him, he did get thrown in the brig for days and that was completely contrived. they said he was a threat to himself, he was a flight risk, he was a flight risk? they never even bothered to call

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. >> tucker: stu scheller has spent his life as a marine officer, now a lieutenant >> stu schaller watchedmplete debacle. and asked who is taking responsibility for this disaster and the damages caused to america? he said that but the pentagon not answering questions but throwing him in jail. and his wife followed him. but this afternoon he pled guilty with a court-martial in north carolina. and contempt towards officials and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. as part of a plea agreement, scheller will resign his written commission and faces a maximum punishment of forfeiting two-thirds of pay for 12 monthsn according to "the washington post," that could amount to a lot of money. sentencing friday and we will bring you the latest when that happens. what a story. lynn m savage is a retired sheriff's deputy in jacksonville, florida. she was arrested, or crime? she wanted to stay with her and daughter amber after she recovered from brain surgery. amber is nonverbal. when lynn savage refused to leave her daughter's side, she was arrested by the police. lynn savage joins us. lynn sa

. >> tucker: so, we brought you a couple different stories about lieutenant colonel stu schaller of thees marine corps, who was the one person commissioned person, the marine corps, we saw stand up and asked what happened in afghanistan and also the only person we are aware of to being punished for the debacle in afghanistan. he did nothing wrong. he was sent to jail by the pentagon for criticizing american policy in afghanistan. we have an update on where he is tonight straight ahead. ♪ ♪ strength. people sometimes don't want to talk about mental health, they don't want to talk about problems that they might have that aren't physical, but those problems are just as real. i have this disease you know, and it makes it awkward that i have to explain myself or prove myself in certain situations. a lot of times i'm not feeling good or you know not having a good day, but through the music i'm able to have a good day by expressing something that feels good to me that i can pass onto others. one of my favorite phrases to share with not only my kids but anybody is never compare your insides to

lieutenant colonel stuart schaller pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor level charges, including willfullyobeying a superior commissioned officer, dereliction in the performance of duties, and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. he could face punishment ranging from a bad conduct discharge to confinement of up to a year. tonight a fox news exclusive. on the growing number of police officers killed in the line of duty. correspondent david spunt talks with fbi director christopher wray about law enforcement under attack. >> it is an absolute tragedy, what's happening in this country and enough is enough. >> fbi director christopher wray in an exclusive in every with fox news, three-member's of law enforcement killed in just the past week. the fallen officers, master trooper adam go bear, police officer dylan harrison, and deputy sheriff juan miguel ruiz, part of a growing group of those killed in the line of duty. >> it takes an unbelievably special person to be willing to get up every morning and put his life on the line for a total stranger. >> according to numbers directly from

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