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| “ | It's time to do something about all these c-cksuckers like that rat Bishop and the c-nt senator trying to dismantle everything we've built. We are going to use this year's Purge to do some spring cleaning, gentlemen! | „ |
| ~ Warrens addresses the heads of the NFFA. |
Caleb Warrens is the overarching antagonist in The Purge: Election Year, the third installment of The Purge franchise. He is the leader of the New Founding Fathers of America, as well as the current incumbent holder of the Presidential Office at the time of The Purge: Election Year. Seeking to maintain the NFFA's grip on the United States as well as continue the legitimacy of Purge Night, Warrens and his collaborators attempt to orchestrate the assassination of anti-Purge Senator Charlie Roan, all in order to allow Minister Edwidge Owens to easily secure the Presidency of the United States.
He was portrayed by Raymond J. Barry, who also played Dante Wallace in The 100, Sensei in Gotham, Travis Hankett in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and Chester Hoenicker in Flubber.
History[]
The Purge: Election Year[]
During a meeting with other NFFA heads, they address the topic of Senator Charlie Roan, who is successfully campaigning against the Purge and is currently running for President. Warrens states that this year's Purge will be used for 'spring cleaning' and to dispose of Roan. To ensure this, they revoke the rule that level 10 government officials are untouchable during the Purge.
The NFFA infiltrates the Senator's security and during Purge Night, Roan's house is attacked by paramilitary neo-Nazi mercenaries sent by Warren. Together with the rest of the NFFA, Warrens spends the Purge Night at the cathedral "Our Lady of Sorrow."
Unbeknownst to them, the group of Dante Bishop (the "Bloody Stranger" from the first Purge film) is planning to assassinate Minister Owens at the church.
When the senator is delivered to the Church of Our Lady of Sorrow later that night, the NFFA plans to sacrifice her. To save her, Roan's bodyguard Leo Barnes teams up with Dante's team to enter the cathedral. Once all the Founding Fathers have stepped up to the altar as invited by Minister Edwidge Owens for the midnight Purge Mass, Warrens is invited to lead them in the purging.
As he is slitting Charlie's throat, he is shot in the head and killed by Marcos. Numerous other NFFA members alongside several Secret Service agents are killed in the resulting gunfight.
Legacy[]
Despite his death and Charlene Roan taking his position afterwards, in 2048, Warrens' actions have influenced the New Founding Fathers of America (NFFA) to regain control of the U.S. government and re-institute the annual Purge with its original rules. However, his actions also led to Elijah creating the Purge Purification Force, a white nationalist organization with the intention to save America through purging, even when it's over by law, via the "Forever Purge".
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