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Clinton Watch (Rich Pardon Investigation) #637699

NBC Evening News for Friday, Mar 02, 2001
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Capitol Hill: Lisa Myers) The continuing investigation into former President Bill Clinton's pardon of billionaire fugitive Marc Rich reported; details given of Rich's business connections with groups linked to the Russian Mafia and about Democratic fund raiser Beth Dozoretz's access to the White House. [At House hearings, former White House counsel Beth NOLAN - answers questions about the Rich pardon.] [Democracy 21 Fred WERTHEIMER - says Dozoretz's high number of visits to the White House is unusual.] [Former White House counsel/Rich lawyer Jack QUINN - comments on Dozoretz.]

Reporter(s):
Myers, Lisa;
Williams, Brian
Duration:
00:02:50

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