Lou Dobbs, Conservative Talk Show Host, Dies at 78
Lou Dobbs, the conservative television and radio host who loomed large over the cable news landscape for decades, died Saturday at the age of 78.
Dobbs hosted the nightly show "Lou Dobbs Tonight" on Fox Business Network from 2011 until it was canceled in 2021. He was known for his outspoken views on immigration, trade, and other hot-button issues.
Dobbs began his career as a reporter for the New York Times. He later joined CNN, where he hosted the popular show "Moneyline" from 1980 to 2009. In 2011, he joined Fox Business Network, where he hosted "Lou Dobbs Tonight" until it was canceled in 2021.
Dobbs was a controversial figure, but he was also a successful one. His show was one of the most-watched on Fox Business Network, and he had a large following on social media. He was also a frequent guest on other Fox News shows, including "Hannity" and "Tucker Carlson Tonight."
Dobbs's death is a reminder of the changing landscape of cable news. In recent years, the industry has become increasingly polarized, with Fox News and other conservative outlets on one side and CNN and other liberal outlets on the other. Dobbs was one of the most prominent figures in this divide, and his death is sure to reignite the debate about the role of cable news in American society.
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