Tommy Tucker interviewed Hammer about an investigative report that revealed allegations that the Archbishop of New Orleans, Gregory Aymond, fired the CEO and multiple members of the board of directors

The archbishop of New Orleans’s bankrupt Roman Catholic archdiocese on Thursday abruptly fired and replaced top leaders at a church-affiliated food bank, with those dismissed saying it was because the non-profit refused to contribute to paying survivors of child sexual abuse by clergymen.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond on Thursday fired the longtime CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana and three members of the nonprofit organization’s board of directors in a dispute that appears tied to the church’s efforts to settle its long-running bankruptcy case.

The Archbishop of New Orleans has dismissed Second Harvest Food Bank’s leadership after the nonprofit refused to contribute $16 million toward the Archdiocese’s bankruptcy claims related to sexual abuse victims.

There is a major shake-up in leadership for Second Harvest Food Bank and it comes in an apparent dispute with the Catholic church. Long-time Second