Connie Chung Interview Former Nuclear Weapons Inspector (Much Different Story Than Scott Ritter)

Connie Chung Tonight ^ | September 17, 2002

[PJ-Comix]

CHUNG: Assuming the U.N. and Iraq work out the details of their meeting next week, just what can the inspectors realistically expect to accomplish? What obstacles will the inspectors encounter once they finally get to Iraq?

Joining me now from Washington is a man who knows full well what the job entails. David Kay was the U.N.'s chief nuclear weapons inspector in Iraq from 1991 to 1993.

[PJ-Comix]

David Kay sure sounds a lot more believable (and rational) then that hysterical nutcase, Scott Ritter.

[MJY1288]

David Kay didn't accept $400,000.00 of Iraqi money to produce a movie portraying Saddam as a victim. That's why David Kay's story is so much different

[martin_fierro]

I came up with another reason to detest Connie this week.

Bank of America insists on plugging her worthless show in the middle of my ATM transactions.

[MJY1288]

I can't help but respect Scott Ritter for his service to our country. His military career as a U.S. Marine is impecable. I remember him getting up in the faces of the Iraqi's when they stalled and delayed, I remeber him letting the Clinton Administration have it for not being tougher on Saddam, I remember his testimony to Congress in 1998.

What happened to that Scott Ritter?

The Scott Ritter today seems to be damaged goods, I think he has let his gaurd down and is being influenced by his need for attention or he has sold out to the Iraqi's, I'm hoping it's the need for attention and not the money. I would hate to see him disgrace the uniform he once wore. Pray for him

[B-bone]

KAY: If your objective is ending his weapons of mass destruction, not simply carrying out inspections, then inspections cannot achieve that final objective as long as he continues to conceal, deceive and otherwise hide his program. Inspectors can harass, can slow down, can make the process much more expensive for the Iraqis. But they cannot eliminate his weapons.

This pretty well sums it up.

Let's Roll.