Like, everything I know about Central American politics, I learned from the movie Salvador,

which is also why I had a crush on James Woods from all of high school, which I feel weird about all the time now.

Welcome to Your Wrong About, a show that we do every Saturday morning instead of going to brunch.

Now that everyone knows what the show is about, it's mostly about eggs.

Your Wrong About is a show about us taking issue with things that other people are perfectly able to enjoy,

and then making it impossible for them to enjoy in an uncomplicated way forever.

So really brunch, we could totally do a brunch episode.

I am Michael Hobbs, I'm a reporter for The Huffington Post.

I am Sarah Marshall, and I am a writer for the near-public and Buzzfeed.

And today we're talking about Iran Contra.

I was born in 1982. I was four years old and all of this happened.

So I never had any sense of Iran Contra at all when I was growing up.

It was only when I started researching this that I sort of came to understand what it actually was.

I always thought about it as like this weird, complicated footnote that nobody ever really talks about

and doesn't seem to have left any lasting legacy.

I think I learned about a Iran Contra like I first heard of it because I was reading some list

or I was compiling some list for myself of women in the 80s who had been embroiled in Washington

in Cider-type debacles and who were then seen as the reason that a powerful man was ruined.

Fawn Hall was the secretary or somebody for Oliver North who now has a TV show on Fox, I guess,

and that she and a Rosemary Wood kind of away had shredded documents for him or helped him shred documents

or was called on to testify. That's what I got.

There was a lady with a hair style involved somewhere.

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