CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: If he's on video wrestling with the kid, he looks like a monster. If he puts the kid in handcuffs, he looks like a monster. There's no win.</s>KENYON MEYER, ATTORNEY FOR HANDCUFFED SCHOOL CHILDREN: I think the sheriff needs to read Kentucky law. And Kentucky law has spoken on the issue. It's very clear. You can't use handcuffs. It's not an easy job to work in the school system but it's very easy to not use handcuffs and have 8-year-olds childrens' first experience with law enforcement in their lives be handcuffed because they're misbehaving in school, like every child in the world does.</s>CUOMO: All right, Mr. Meyer, thank you so much. We look forward to seeing where the suit goes and what it says about the system in general. Appreciate it.</s>MEYER: Thank you for your time.</s>CUOMO: So you heard from the attorney representing the children. What do you think about what was done here and whether there's any context in which it would be appropriate? Tweet us, please use the #NEWDAYCNN, or post your comment on Facebook.com/NewDay -- Mick?</s>MICHAELA PEREIRA, NEW DAY ANCHOR: Well, Chris, when Donald Trump jumped into the 2016 race, many didn't take him seriously. Now he is leading in the polls. What's behind the surge? We're going to dig deeper with our experts, next.
Attorney for Handcuffed Children Speaks Out