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By the fact that the university of texas may have fewer, maybe it ought to have fewer, and maybe, you know, when you take more the number of blacks, really competent blacks admitted to lesser schools, turns out to be less and i don't think it stands to reason that it's a good thing for the university of texas to admit as many blacks as possible. i just done think -- >> this court heard and rejected that argument with respect, justice scalia, in the gruder case. a case our opponents asked this court to overrule. if you look at the academic performance of minorities versus top 10% admits over ti...

Police immediately began an investigation, and found 12 other victims telling similar stories. that's when holtzclaw's case fell apart and police began to move forward with the prosecution against him. they came up with a 36-count indictment. he was convicted of 18 counts of sexual assault against those 13 women. last night, just as the officer was being led away in handcuffs, the crowd was cheering, crying and also singing "happy birthday," mocking the officer. yesterday was his 29th birthday, the day of his conviction. >> charles hadlock in oklahoma city, thank you for that. ari melber is ms...

Officer, who would i call. that was the nub of the issue in this particular case. we played some of that dramatic remarks in the press conference last hour. he listened to more of it that didn't make air. one of the other points pressed by the victims and advocates was look, initially people didn't take them seriously. everyone in the country has been spellbound by this case as we learned all the details. they were saying initially local leaders, local press and i want to be clear, they called out the national press and said people didn't listen to these women because of the very thing charles...

Prosecution's case in this. it was a case against officer daniel holtzclaw, a patrol officer in the northeast sector of oklahoma city. he worked the night shift. he targeted women in his patrol car, specifically black women with a criminal background. his thinking was according to prosecutors that he could perform sexual acts on them and vice versa and they wouldn't complain because he had them over a barrel. he knew that they wouldn't complain because they had a criminal record against them and it would be tough for anyone to believe them. well, his case fell apart when he sexually attacked a...