Q. Well, you didn't think Colonel North would tell anyone, including the President of the United States, without your permission?

According to the report, Colonel North told the committee in closed session that he was dismissed before the sabotage plan could be carried out.

"I remember shredding documents while they were in there reading documents," Colonel North told the Congressional panels last summer.

Mr. Robelo said Colonel North told him the money came from "a foreign donor that wanted to remain anonymous."

I'm not saying that Colonel North didn't tell me those things on the 21st.

"I got the request from the Director of Central Intelligence," Colonel North told the committees.

Colonel North told the Iran-contra panels in Congress that he met with donors but did not solicit money.

At that moment, Colonel North was telling Miss Hall he had been dismissed.

Colonel North has told Congress that he shredded documents as department investigators looked through files only a few feet away.

Colonel North told Mr. Secord that the shipment was in connection with the release of the hostages.