Theses edited transcripts and the tapes, the Republican majority on the House committee decided, will be released next week. The President cited having to sign a stop-gap spending bill to prevent another U.S. government shutdown. CBS News White House correspondent Scott Pelley has more about the President's fight back campaign and what he's up against. Now we're doing our work. Maybe he just hasn't noticed, he's been distracted.
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Pelley concluded by noting the oddity that Clinton is raising money for the very members who will vote in the impeachment process. Finally, Phil Jones handled the Jones story. NBC Nightly News. Tom Brokaw took 31 seconds to tell viewers about the planned release Thursday of the Tripp tapes and 60,000 pages of other material. His remarks didn't go over well with Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott.