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Clinton / Rich Pardon / Hearings #438331

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Mar 01, 2001
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(Capitol Hill: Wolf Blitzer) Congressional committee investigation into former President Bill Clinton's pardon of fugitive financier Marc Rich featured; scenes shown from the hearings; details given of the issue of a link between pardons and political contributions. [Former DNC finance chairwoman Beth DOZORETZ - refuses to testify on constitutional grounds.] [Representative Dan BURTON - says two key witnesses are refusing to testify.] [White House chief of staff John PODESTA, former deputy White House counsel Bruce LINDSEY, former White House counsel Beth NOLAN - say they opposed the Rich pardon.]

(Capitol Hill: Wolf Blitzer, Eileen O'Connor) The latest documents on contributions from ex-wife Denise Rich to the Clinton library and whether they could be linked to the Rich pardon noted.

Reporter(s):
Blitzer, Wolf;
O'Connor, Eileen
Duration:
00:03:30

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