and the wake of that ruling today, andrew warren joins me now. andrew, thank you for coming, i know that we talked when this first happened so i've been curiously following this particular suit, and the federal judge did take governor desantis' word for the suspension, but, he upheld it, why do you think that was in your opinion? >> thank you for having me back. as you said, the judge took the governor's to task. the governor violated federal and state law in suspending me. he said that the suspension had no legal basis and i was being suspended as a political hit job. now, the judge did not reinstate us as we asked, but, what's interesting here is that he agreed with us on the facts. he agreed with us on the law, but, he's saying as a federal judge he doesn't have the remedy to reinstate me to office. and what's interesting is that the judge called on the governor to reinstate me. now, the governor talked a lot about how he believes in the rule of law. let's see what kind of man he actually is. is he someone that means what he says, does he actu

through a spokeswoman today, saying today the court upheld the governor's decision to suspend andrew warrenfice for neglect of duty and incompetence. but we know that's not actually what the judge said, andrew. the opinion does not talk about incompetence. in fact, it says there was not a hint of misconduct by you and that, quote, the assertion that mr. warren neglected his duty or was incompetent is incorrect. on the one hand, i suppose you feel vindicated by the judge's statement of that. on the other hand, there is still the impression that's being conveyed that somehow this is not based on politics and, in fact, about your job performance. because of that, do you have an intention to appeal? is there a mechanism you will pursue to try to get reinstated in some way? what can be done now? >> sure. well, there are a lot of things to unpack in there. first of all, the fact that the governor's spokesperson came out and said something that is clearly contrary to what the order says, it just shows -- i m mean they live in this alternate reality. it's an orwellian world where the judge says the

i'm joined now by former hillsborough county state attorney, andrew warren. warren, it's good to have you. for people who have not followed your story, how did you come to office? and then how are you removed by the governor? and for what reason? the governor>> chris, thanks foe on tonight. i was a former federal prosecutor and then i decided to run for state attorney. which is the local district attorney here in the tampa area. to give back to my community, to be able to make a difference where my kids are growing up. i was elected in 2016. i defeated any long term incumbent. i was reelected in 2020. we had been doing exactly what the voters elected us to do. and then out of the blue on august 4th of last year, i was forcibly removed from office by armed deputies after the governor suspended me. >> and to be clear, i just want to stress this, you are elected by local folks. these district attorney races, i think most of them throughout the country, people are familiar at this point with the prosecutor in the county -- there are local election. people ryan, p

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andrew chatwin. paranoia wormed its way through the commune. >> warren, he is not a stupid man.le from speaking up. and that is what's allowed all of that to flourish. >> rebecca was 26 by then. a widow. and she believed, vulnerable. >> i no longer had a layer of protection from the prophet. and warren had absolute say. so for me it was scary. >> what were you scared he was going to do? >> my biggest fear was that he was gonna force us to be remarried. >> to somebody? >> to anybody. especially him. >> sure enough, in short creek, warren jets wasted little time arranging weddings for dozens of the prophet's widows. >> when he did start to marry his wives off. it was like a locomotive out of control. i would see them walk behind him the next day and realized another one is married. it was very troubling. and it felt like being sets to auction. >> rebecca, perhaps the prettiest of all the prophets wives. but no friend of warren. felt she would be next. >> i was very concerned about marrying him. i had seen how he had treated his wives and his family. and i knew that even the little

andrew even without really knowing what was going on. okay, after. we talked about custer. custer not very successful in this particular. interesting about when warren moved out to attack mayo at the end a course at the end of the battle and mayo and i told you it was an engineering so army are officers an engineering captain called william bennion and he had help warren doing some bridge of improvements to three his two days and whereas warren as we know doesn't get much out this battle bennion actually receives the congressional of honor for marching with his commander. the two of them at first to to attack the confederate line line at the end of this battle, the fight. another thing, lieutenant colonel holland richardson, commander of the seventh wisconsin infantry regiment, was severely wounded when he leaped between a confederate riflemen and general warren guy going to shoot warren. he took the bullet himself. he survived. but that was another he didn't get the medal of honor for some reason the the guy who marched with warren did the casualty of the battle were lops sidedly in favor of the union forces. but because the battle came so late, it