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That he then used to bribe coaches and administrators to designate their children as recruited athletes for various schools. in return for bribes, coaches would use slots that their schools had allocated to them for the recruitment of athletes instead to take the applicants singer had identified. singer worked with the parents to fabricate impressive athletic profiles for their kids including fake athletic credentials or honors or fake participation in elite club teams. in many instances, singer...

It got a little blurry. shes talking about what she was into. she said she was in the tupac and snoop and it got blurred with the weed question. >> yall took that out of context. >> shannon: i can double-check on that. who do you want who hasnt stopped by yet? >> is not likely sit around and send out requests for different people. whoever wants to come, we have a platform. 2020 is wide open. people are looking to see what they want -- who they want to vote for. we are interested in anybody was r...

Tip of a very, very deep iceberg. i dont believe there should be special slots for athletes. colleges are not supposed to be about athletics. athletics are supposed to be collateral. today kids who arent qualified or are minimally qualified get in because they are a good quarterback very good soccer player. thats the beginning of the problem. this involves overt cheating and particularly on the s.a.t.s, bribery. it crosses the line. once the investigation unfolds we will see that there is more t...

The universities today. and think about how many students arent where they rightly deserve to be because of this? >> i think thats true. my thought about that, sandra, would be that a lot of those students who didnt get the prestige slots at these famous colleges and universities undoubtedly went somewhere where they had available to them a pretty good education and if they showed, you know, real industriousness they got a good education and i suspect they were doing well and they will find as i...

Across the country, they paid him and he in turn bribed the coaches at ucla, usd -- university of san diego, usc, stanford, georgetown, wake forrest, and yale, to get children into their programs using the dedicated slots they had for admission to athletic programs. these were, in some cases, the prosecutors say, the students were aware of what was going on. in some cases, they say, they didnt know. after they took the a.c.t. or s.a.t., somebody else was marking up their tests for them. in many ...

The parents of young people who wanted to get their children into these prestigious schools. tom mentioned four of them. the others are ucla, university of texas at austin and wake forest. in addition to the ones he mentioned. so eight schools in all. the way this worked is, according to the court documents, the parents would contact singer, who would get a phonied up resume for them saying they had athletic prowess and try to rig it so it would be hard for the school to disprove the claims that...

Scam helped students cheat on college entrance exams. it allowed adults to take the test or fix the students answers. parents also allegedly paid singer approximately $25 million to get their kids admitted as recruited athletes, regardless of athletic ability. in some cases, their faces were even photoshopped on other athletes bodies. >> the coaches were allotted slots for athletic recruitment. the coaches worked with singer, meaning they accepted bribes. singer gave the coaches sufficiently imp...

Come in later in am the day where a being played. this is pretty out in the open now. >> you do your work, have skills, talents, theyre ecuginized. we know theres always been a hierarchy. athletic admissions have been given. pr predicated on what geographical youre in. >> the jockey gets in because they can play the game. theyre really good players. but nobody claims that. its true about jocks and these athletic directors, coaches were basically selling $400,000 a piece to slots they get to rese...

Arranged for the tiefield to ta the test with one of the administrators he had bribebd a a location in houston or california. beyond that scam, parents paid singer money that he then used to bribe coaches and administrators to designate their children as recruited athletes for various schools. in return for bribes, coaches would use slots that their schools had allocated to them for the recruitment of athletes, instead to take the applicants singer had identified. singer worked with the parents ...

Artificially inflated through the cheating scandal. in one instance, as youll see in the complaint, it appears one of the defendants entered a quid pro quo with singer where singer would help that defendants student commit fraud and in exchange, the parent would help one of singers other clients with admission to northeastern university. i know its a little confusing, but youll see that in the complaint. >> reporter: is there any evidence that the schools knew anything about this? >> i think tha...