laura: that was when we could go tonight when we last spoke with a parent toss into the brig for demanding accountability from our failing military leaders. tonight, we are happy to report he has been released after the show s focus and others on the story. he is no longer in solitary confinement. 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
which to raise concerns with chain of command and may be a violation of the uniform code of military justice. writing on facebook on september 25, lieutenant colonel scheller rejected help from president trump saying that he divided the country. tell your son to stop tweeting about me, your whole family knows nothing about us or our sacrifices. i could never work with you. lieutenant colonel scheller is asking to resign without further punishment. if he s convicted of a court marshall, he could face dismissal. martha? martha: thanks very much. joining me now, lieutenant colonel scheller s attorney, tony busby. you say he could face a court martial friday.