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House Judiciary Committee / Impeachment #475338

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 26, 1974
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(Studio) House Judiciary Committee's special cnsl. sends 1st request for evidence to White House to be used in impeachment probe. Mbrs. of Judiciary Committee and White House differ in opinion on President' hard line defense.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Capitol Hill) Judiciary Committee believes President hardens. [Senator Robert McCLORY - thinks anything less than full cooperation to be detrimental to President] [Representative Don. EDWARDS - hopes President will decide to cooperate.] [Representative Thomas RAILSBACK - believes Americans to be provoked if President doesn't cooperate with probe fully.]
REPORTER: Ray Scherer

(White House) President' lawyer James Saint Clair expected to send White House brief on impeachable offenses to Congress
REPORTER: Tom Brokaw

(Studio) Procedure for impeachment outlined.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Chancellor, John;
Scherer, Ray
Duration:
00:03:50

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