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It is important to remember why he went to the brig in the first place, he spoke out and said something many servicemembers belief which was the withdrawal from afghanistan was completely botched and no one took accountability, you had the general staff, the high brass basically trying to pass the buck, he spoke out, he offered to resign as you know, they refused to let him resign honorably even though he spent 17 years of his life in the marine corps is a marine corps infantry officer. here's a guy who has lost his command, his job, his healthcare and his pension. we are talking more than $2....

You do with school boards, check out what you do in the military, now they want to check on what's in your wallet. these people want total control over your life so they can decide, so they have the power. you have found a party that is eager to do that. >> laura: before it's too late, thank you. and we've been demanding that lieutenant colonel schaller be released from the brig and today, new details of where he is right now. his attorney joins us exclusively, stay right there.

>> tucker: we've covered a lot of deeply unjust stories on the show, but honestly nothing really compares to what happened to lieutenant colonel stu schaller of the united states marine 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 co...

Somewhere within the military constabulary will take accountability. so far, he's the one who's been held accountable and is just not right. >> laura: was he in solitary confinement and with that done supposedly for his own safety? >> it's really funny, they talk about the uniform code of military justice pair there's not a lot of justice involved, he was alone of course. i will say this, a lot of the brig staff treated him very well, the other marines supposedly guarding him. he was considered to be in "flight risk which is ridiculous. this is the state of affairs as they are now. once you hu...

>> there's been of course some accusations bandied about but as far as formal charges, i guess we will see for sure whenever we have a hearing. >> laura: so the answer is no, he has not been formally charged, correct? >> that's correct. so that's where it is. >> laura: what's his state of mind tonight? >> he is very happy of course to be back with his family. one thing when i spoke to him this afternoon that he noted was he was in the brig of course in a safe place, of course not with his family but reminded that for many military families who have it a lot worse than him including the 13 fami...