I think you're wrong. Oh, so wrong.

Here's a little treat I've been saving up for a rainy day: vicious harpy talking head Ann Coulter telling respected veteran journalist Bob McKeown that Canada sent troops to fight alongside Americans in Vietnam:



"I think you're wrong," she repeatedly tells McKeown, winner of two Emmys (including one for his coverage of the first Gulf War), two Geminis, two Edward R. Murrows, two Gracies, two National Headliners and a National Press Club award, when he informs her that Canada did not send troops into Vietnam.

Well, Annie, I think you're wrong. Oh, so wrong oh, so often about oh, so much. It's just so fun to see you wear it so darned publicly for once. And watching you stupidly trying to brazen it out - priceless.

(For added hilarity, Bill O'Reilly followed up on the CBC's airing of the documentary this clip came from on his tv show [click on the link under "US Response" here]. His response? The CBC had "convinced millions that America is the Bad Guy in the war on terror. That could lead to millions of deaths, sir." Millions of deaths - all because Bob McKeowan pointed out in a Fifth Estate story that Fox news is biased and Ann Coulter doesn't know what she's talking about. Dear God, won't someone think of the children?)

Happy Friday, everybody!

ronnie