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Somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-descript building, we once again made contact with our leader, Mike Lovett.

Hello, everybody. I have an echo, guys.

Mark Lovett in our number, 877-381-3811-877-381-381-3811.

We'll get it together in one of these days.

SAT scores. I know this has been in the news a few days, but I haven't had an opportunity to address it.

And it troubles me greatly, particularly when I hear people agreeing with some of this stuff.

The Daily Mail reports, and let's just wait a minute.

We've had now weeks of coverage. Maybe it's been a month, maybe it's been six weeks.

Are these wealthy people buying their kids way into these colleges by lying?

Lying about their sports achievements, lying about their academic achievements?

They're being prosecuted. Some are going to go to jail. Maybe they're all going to go to jail.

Now, why is this a big story?

Because wealthy people are buying their way in for their kids, right?

Many of you have kids that have gone to college or are going to college or may go to college.

And they have to compete with other kids.

And you send these applications, and they're rather substantial, and yet to pay a fee, into these admissions offices.

And maybe your kid has straight A's, and they've done very well on the SAT, or maybe not.

And you really have very little information about what's taking place and that admissions office.

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