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When a madman, Charles Guiteau, on instructions from God, shot and gravely wounded President James A. Garfield on July 2, 1881, it had a profound impact on…

He still potentially faces a court martial.

Scheller was charged with contempt, disrespect towards officials, dereliction of duties, failure to obey order or dereliction in the performance of duties and conduct unbecoming.

Governor little is in texas meeting with other republican governors criticizing president bidens handling of border issues. he tweeted that he will be, quote, rescinding and reversing any actions taken by the lieutenant governor upon his return. the lieutenant governor tried to activate the national guard in order to send troops to the border at the same time, but she was turned down by the commanding general. this is actually not the first time this lieutenant governor has tried to undermine th...

Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr. is being released from confinement Tuesday, according to the Marine Corps.

Lt. Colonel Stuart Scheller Jr. is being released from military brig today after winning a landslide of public support for his condemnation of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The Marine Corps announced it was releasing the officer who criticized military and civilian leaders for the United States' botched withdrawal from Afghanistan.

He still potentially faces a court martial.

>> martha: we can report to you that this u.s. marine that speak out against the leadership in the military when it came to the deadly exit that we witnessed from afghanistan is out of the military prison sometimes called the brigg. hes out. lieutenant colonel stewart scheller was released as part of an agreement between his attorney and the commanding general. no other details as of yet. we spoke with corr -- colonel schellers parents. >> he served 17 years in the sands, leading his money, taki...