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You can watch the Ryder Cup captaincy and broadcast gig slipping away as he admirably tries to answer what other players wouldn’t even address. Still, a sad sight for someone.

Under questioning from AP’s Rob Harris at the LIV London opening tournament, Graeme McDowell does better than moderator Ari Fleischer who brushed off his past Tweets about Saudi Arabia.

Preparing for the Saudi golf series launch, Graeme McDowell talked about golf being a force for good. I asked how the sovereign wealth funded series will help those who have been killed, oppressed and suffered by Saudi actions.https://t.co/lLxnCCQsqm pic.twitter.com/rtDaetqnG1

— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) June 7, 2022

Ari was asked how he squared his current relationship with LIV Golf with his past tweets claiming Saudi Arabia was spending billions to ensure Mohammed bin Salman wasn’t overthrow, and wasn’t this an example of that. Fleisher said that tweet was “a long long time ago.”

— Kevin Van Valkenburg (@KVanValkenburg) June 7, 2022

Things reportedly grew testy and Harris was escorted out of the room by security and later allowed to return.

It seems AP reporter @RobHarris was led out by security after this happened. (Not a joke.) https://t.co/TZByUUv7nX

— Kevin Van Valkenburg (@KVanValkenburg) June 7, 2022

But they are trying to keep media from becoming thirsty. Nice work from ESPN’s Kevin Van Valkenburg to share all of this from the proceedings.

There is a LIV Golf robot driving around the media tent and offering up drinks as reporters work to file stories. I share this tweet for informational purposes only, not to #GrowTheGame pic.twitter.com/WBL9JXaEPq

— Kevin Van Valkenburg (@KVanValkenburg) June 7, 2022