tucker: in a story that confirms every single thing you ve long known but that they assured you wasn t true at all, dozens of people, including ceos and took a prominent actresses have been caught up io a massive cheating and bribery scandal involving admissions to the nations of top colleges. there s a very narrow road to affluence and prominence in this country. they control the gates to it. they are excluding you and letting themselves in. trace gallagher has more on this amazing t story. the feds say operation varsity blues began in 2011 and ended last month for 33 parents, so far, paid anywhere from 200,000 to $6.5 million to get their kids into an elite college. court records say the parents paid the money to a college and career advisor named william singer and singer, was already pled guilty, would in turn funnel the money to coaches and college administrators to make kids look like star athletes. he also bribed testing centers to alter s.a.t. and act scores
dangerous radio show. hello and welcome to fox news at night. i m shannon bream in new york. we begin with trace gallagher from rla bureau, rocking the rich and powerful, good evening. good evening, operation varsity blues apparently began in 2011 and ended last month with 33 parents so far paid anywhere from 200,000 to $6.5 million to get their kids into elite colleges. federal agents say the scam was run by a college and career counselor named william singer who would direct the parents to give the money to his charity and in turn would use that money to bribe college coaches, administrators, even testing centers. the goal was to inflate s.a.t. and act scores, or pretend nonathletes were star athletes. the fed say he would lie and say students had learning disabilities to allow them to take the test alone, and then he would have a proctor either take the test for the student or sit with a student and provide answers. in some cases the testing
tucker: in a story that confirms everything. dozens of ceos and actresses have been caught up in a massive cheating and bribery scandal involvin involving admis to the nation s top colleges. narrow road to affluence and prominence to this country. they control the gates to it they are excluding you and letting themselves. in trace gallagher has more on this amazing story. tucker, the feds say operation varsity blues began in 2011 and ended last month where 33 parents so far paid anywhere from 200,000 to $6.5 million to get their kids in to an elite college. court records say the parents paid the money to a college and career advisor named william singer. and singer, who has already pled guilty, would, in turn, funnel the money to coaches and college administrators to make kids look like star athletes. singer also bribed testing centers to alter sat and act
dubbed the most dangerous radio show. welcome to fox news at night in new york. we begin with trace gallagher from our la bureau. good evening. operation varsity blues began in 2011 ended last month with 33 parents paying anywhere from 200,000, to $6.5 million to get their kids into elite colleges. federal agents say the scam was run by a college and career counseling and william singer would direct the parents to give the money to his charity and in turn use that money to bribe college coaches, administrators, even testing centers. the goal was to include sat and act scores or pretend nonathletes were star athletes. mister singer would lie and say students have learning disabilities to allow them to take the test alone and then he would have a proctor take the test for the student or sit with
georgetown and other elite colleges. paid the money to william singer. the college network. singer has already pleaded guilty would funnel the money to coaches and cleaning administrators to make kids look like star athletes. singer also hired ringers to take or correct sat and act tests for students and bribe the testing centers to alter the score. here is the fbi. this is a case flaunted their wealth, sparing no expense to sheet the system so they could set their children up for success with the best education money could buy literally. trace: the suspects include prominent law and business professionals along with actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman. they paid $500,000 to have their two daughters labeled as recruits for the university of southern california s crew team.