POLO SANDOVAL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We have spoken to Emily Scharada (ph), the woman who recorded that video. Apparently, according to her, this gentleman says go back to what -- she's from Puerto Rico. And we're learning this is not first time this man has been captured on video making these kinds of -- or behind these kinds of rants. In 2016, there was a consultant in New York who happened to have been born in Massachusetts, but this man calls him a foreigner in the video you're seeing here. It is certainly not the first time this individual has exhibited this kind of behavior. We have reached out to the law firm that this man reportedly owns. No response as of yet. But extremely important to hear from this individual who expressed himself in such an awful way here as we try to find out what exactly happened in the restaurant on Tuesday as more and more people sound off. The person who shot this video is saying this is a direct result of a very divisive, very heated political rhetoric that we're experiencing right in the United States. But you hear from experts, we all have iPhone now, we all have technology with us now, able to capture these kinds of terrible incidents more often.</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: And yet, we have not heard this -- whoever everyone thinks this person is, we haven't heard him speak out or deny it.</s>SANDOVAL: Exactly.</s>BOLDUAN: Thank you so much, Polo.</s>SANDOVAL: Thank you.</s>BOLDUAN: Thanks so much. Really appreciate it. Coming up for us, the president calls it a witch-hunt, but one year into the Mueller investigation, the special counsel has now brought 75 criminal charges against nearly two dozen people and companies. We'll separate fact from fiction next.
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