I was the sole person who had to make that decision. But, when you look back at the alternatives that I had, it was the right decision. And I have no question that it was the right thing to do then. And I'm more certain today.
Gerald Ford reflects on his decision to pardon Richard Nixon, asserting it was the right choice for the nation.
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