we wanted to speak to someone from the state about these workers claims, alfonso david with only speakphone. we asked him why his case was being so delayed? >> one of the practical situations is it's being delayed, i would suspect that the situation is completely outside the department of labor and in the courts. the only part the department of labor controls is the investigation stage. they have no control over the trial process because workers could appeal. >> workers never win because employers have all the money and can afford the money. employers always win, employers have to take the abuse. >> we wanted to ask tony low, the owner of yes car, about these workers. >> yes, is this yes car? >> yes. >> may i speak with tony low? >> tony is no longer working here. >> can i speak to someone who is the manager of this place? >> tony low has out of this work two three years ago. since 2012. >> reporter: i asked him what his drivers are currently making. he wouldn't specify but he did say they are still paid as contractors. >> taxicab, nobody is working for us, it's all independent contrac

david: alfonso, i will go out a limb, my personal opinion. i marry ad latino. tied with the latino community. i tell you, a lot of latinos who say they're vote fog trump. they don't say it loud because it goes against common wisdom in their community. any anecdotal evidence you're hearing like that. >> not really. i know some. david: okay. >> i know a couple who, you know, people who are supporting trump are people frustrated with the way washington is not working. david: right, bingo. >> with the sense that the economy is not growing rapidly enough. that the middle class is shrinking. so it is a gut response to his message. david: right. >> but i'm, you know, i'm not a trump supporter. i am hoping -- david: i understand. i'll tell you one thing. every immigrant in america has a horror story about the ins. it is bureaucracy like the ins donald trump says has to be fixed. in that sense there is connect. who knows whether it will translate. we have to leave it at that alfonso aguilar, thanks for coming. come back again. >> thank you for having me. melissa: a litt

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