Original sentence: " However, Canada sent no Canadian troops to fight with the United States in the Vietnam War (See Canada and the Vietnam War).... [ Canadian citizens ] came and fought with the Americans.After numerous repudiations of his statement, she finally said "I'll have to get back to you on that.In January 2005, Coulter gave an interview to CBC's The Fifth Estate (video clip of this part of the interview) in which she argued that Canada's non-participation in the 2003 invasion of Iraq demonstrated that Canada's "loyal friendship" with the United States was weaker than in the past.She attempted to contrast the relationship, with respect to Canada's lack of involvement in Iraq, with a claim that "Canada sent troops to Vietnam.The interviewer corrected her, but Coulter disagreed
Edited sentence: " The interviewer contradicted her repeatedly before concluding "Australia was there, not Canada.... they [ 10,000 Canadian troops ] came and fought with the Americans.At one point Coulter stated: "Canada sent troops to Vietnam.In January 2005, Coulter gave an interview to CBC's The Fifth Estate (video clip of this part of the interview) in which she argued that Canada's non-participation in the 2003 invasion of Iraq demonstrates that the "loyal friendship" between the two countries has weakened.See Canada and the Vietnam War