NationStates Jolt Archive

A Canadian journalist for CBC -- which, contrary to opinion, is centrist in orientation -- attempted to interview Coulter and was obliged to correct her on Canadian involvement in the Vietnam War, the journalist repudiating her claim that the Canadian Armed Forces were involved in that war. (The Australians, South Koreans, and a few other American allies were, but Canadian companies just made money off of arms component sales to the US armed forces.) Needless to say, Coulter refused to be corrected. Very amusing.

I saw that, it was hilarious and yet sad at the same time. Kinda like Rick Mercer's "Talking to Americans".

A Canadian journalist for CBC -- which, contrary to opinion, is centrist in orientation -- attempted to interview Coulter and was obliged to correct her on Canadian involvement in the Vietnam War, the journalist repudiating her claim that the Canadian Armed Forces were involved in that war. (The Australians, South Koreans, and a few other American allies were, but Canadian companies just made money off of arms component sales to the US armed forces.) Needless to say, Coulter refused to be corrected. Very amusing.
That Canadian journalist is none other than Bob McKeown (pronouned Mick-Q-wun), long a staple in Canadian investigative journalism, and a fixture on CBC's long-running 'The Fifth Estate', a magazine-style news documentary program.

A professional in the truest sense of the word.