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Why did he come on this show?

Because he thought Aaron Brown would be a soft & mushy interview, full of understanding & sympathy--and that Ritter would be able to spin his way out of it. And he ran into a buzzsaw--Aaron Brown found his cojones.

I loved the "extrajudicial" part--he got that from his lawyer (whom was probably sitting just out of sight & passing him notes). And I LOVED the "radioactive" stuff. Brown gave him chance after chance to explain himself, pointed out Ritter was lying about him not being able to talk about the case and then nailed him with a question about the case--and again, Ritter wouldn't answer.

Brown looked and sounded totally disgusted with Ritter. And this was a *soft* interview. Can you imagine him with ANYONE on Fox, even MSNBC, being any softer on Ritter than Aaron Brown? The only place Ritter can go is on Donahue--and we'll know when he shows & can call in.

The only place Ritter can go is on Donahue--and we'll know when he shows & can call in.

He'd better get himself booked quickly - Donahue and Ritter have roughly the same amount of media life left.

I thought Brown handled this interview very well, very professionally. He did not come off like a salivating bully. That would only have overshadowed somewhat the devastation of Ritter, which was the main thing here. Credit where credit is due. Brown got it right.

Because he thought Aaron Brown would be a soft & mushy interview, full of understanding & sympathy

LOL.....so did I!

Can you imagine him with ANYONE on Fox, even MSNBC, being any softer on Ritter than Aaron Brown?

Let's see how really arrogant Scott Ritter is.