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Yes, to this cheating scam. she essentially said in that four-page letter or so she did it because of anxiety about being the perfect mother. wanted to make sure her two girls really were on path to what they wanted to be when they grew up, and it really wasn't about just getting the best test score. to that, u.s. attorney told the judge an interesting remark. he said, with all due respect to the defendant, welcome to parenthood. so that was a snarky remark coming from the u.s. attorney's office. and it's probably one that a lot of people are feeling when they hear these stories of felicity hu...

At the end of the day the left is always trying to create these equal outcomes when you are dealing with people who are inherently unequal. i do understand where you are coming from. you had the cheating scandal and all those things. that's going to continue to happen. when they set up a new system, there is going to be people who have the means who are going to go out of their way to try to circumvent that system. >> we actually have a statement from david coleman the college board. i want to get your reaction. >> general context to look at stores. if you look at a test score alone but don't ...

Looking for. and it could be the fact that they have to do a lot of work in the summer doing pro-social projects in placing like buildingve houses in guatemala d that sort of thing, studying and doing well on the s.a.t.s -- paul: but there's nothing really wrong with diversity in terms of applications -- >> as kate was suggesting, it is a rigged system, it is a racket. and, therefore, you have to figure out howow to game the system. and once you step across that line, the norms, standards and traditions that normally apply to a process like this simply fall away. paul: such as merit. >> right....

If you think of an "a" list or "b" list celebrity who has never done jail time, the prospect of 20 years in prison must be daunting. but is the punishment going to be commensurate with the crime? we'll see, but it has violated the sense of trust. the idea that maybe the last place of merit-based admissions was college, and now we see you can bribe and pay your way into an excellent university. >> these two actresses are the most high profile in the case. huffman allegedly paid $15,000 to get her daughter a better test score and lori loughlin paid $500,000 to get her daughters into usc creating...

They would basically admit the student into their school as an athlete even if that person never played a sport. just incredible details coming out of this news conference that wrapped up about an hour ago. you named two famous actresses, felicity huffman and lori loughlin. they each of them allegedly took these separate routes with their daughters, felicity huffman allegedly paying $15,000 to get one daughter's test scores changed in order to get a better test score. as far as lori loughlin is concerned with this court paperwork, she asked rick singer to bacsically get her daughter admitted a...