Reagan says Iran-Contra findings hurt him personally
President Reagan feels put upon by a congressional finding that the Iran-Contra affair grew from a climate of disrespect for the law. White House aide Howard Baker says Reagan disliked the report and feared the crisis could end his presidency. Baker recalls doubts about whether Reagan could survive the accusations while at the Santa Barbara ranch with his family.
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