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Person you want protecting your country. now he is gone. after that, the judge rejected, he reprimanded went to pay. also called for an investigation of possible government misconduct. thank god he did. that misconduct wasn't possible, it was certain. thank you so much for coming on. how is your son doing? >> he's doing well, tucker. thank you for giving us a slot to bring our plight to the american people and talking to congresspeople and thank you to the americans who showed up. it where the americans that showed up, spoke their voice, set up with our son and that's n,the reason why he's not...

>> tucker: the man served honorably for 17 years. now he's gone. certainly after that a judge rejected the prosecutor's request for a stiff sentence. he issued a rep pri manned and dockeded a month of play. that misconduct is not -- [inaudible] >> his parents, we're happy to have them both on tonight. thanks so much for coming on. how is your son doing? he's been doing well, tucker. thank you so much. thank you for giving us this platform to bring our plight to the american people and thank you to the congress people and most of all thank you to the americans that showed up. it was the america...

The pension on the table, takes a lot of courage. what we did to these fellow americans and green card holders and ourur 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 his cell phone -- they all had at and yet they got him arrested and threw him in the brig. they came after him for making these statements publicly ab...

I think a lot of marines who heard and saw what lieutenant colonel scheller did, they agreed with him but they also see he has taken accountability for his actions. i'm calling on the general staff to take some accountability for your actions. here is a man that has not only lost his retirement, his command, his job, he has lost a lot more things. laying aside a week in the brig, this has been an emotional roller coaster for him and for him to stand forward and accept his punishment like an honorable marine says a lot about him. >> laura: he should get an honorable discharge, 17 years in the m...

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 his cell phone -- they all had at and yet they got him arrested and threw him in the brig. they came after...