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27:01Now Playing"MK Confidential" opens on a phone call. In the early summer of 2001, a reporter at NBC's Washington station picks up, and a police source gives her one sentence: a missing intern, a congressman, and an affair. Within days, nearly every camera in America has swung off the search for Chandra Levy and onto Gary Condit. Megyn Kelly traces the paths of a 24-year-old from Modesto and a fifty-three-year-old congressman, from an unannounced office visit to a phone number, a private line with soft music on it, and a set of rules Chandra recites to exactly one person she trusts. Get off the elevator. Say you're visiting a sick friend. Never bring your ID. Then, the story turns. A detective swabs a sitting congressman's cheek in a dark supermarket parking lot. A stranger watches Condit push something deep into a trash can in Alexandria and goes back to see what it was. Twenty-four million people watch him tell Connie Chung he did not kill her, and refuse to say what he did do. A man with something to hide is not the same as a man who knows what happened to Chandra Levy; but in the summer of 2001, the two look identical. This is Episode 2 of the Chandra Levy story.
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