moved on from. but building on what both heidi and richard were saying, you can t underestimate the sense of grievance that the people that he is most focused on field. those core trump voters, they are concerned that discrimination against whites is a huge problem in society, as big as discrimination t minorities. they feel put the down by changes in the economy. the fact that we re becoming a majority minority nation and trump identifies with that sense of grievance, as kristen said. he goes after the people they think are hurting them and i think there s a part of trump s psyche that shares that sense of grievance himself personally even though he s a very wealthy man who is now president of the united states. i think he feels put down by elites. always has. he made this comment last night saying how come they call my opponents elites disregarding the fact that s a political
to a pattern of discrimination t would make the federal government easier to win the sieve rights case against arpaio and effectively take over his department. it would allow victims to recover monetary damages. it would likely nullify hundreds of existing cases against hispanic defendants. finally a politically it would damage the sheriff s re-election chances. it tarnishes the legacy of one of the state s longest serving sheriffs. martha: that talks about a pattern of behavior they re trying to stash. do they have specific examples how the alleged discrimination occurred? reporter: it has suppression or saturation patrols, technique police use ticket you for taillight or littering. he assigned deputies to the latino neighborhoods based not on crime stats but racially motivated citizen complaints in these areas. aclu said the latinos are stopped more often for