Lou Dobbs, the conservative political pundit and cable TV host, has passed away at the age of 78. Dobbs was a long-time presence on Fox Business Network and hosted the show “Lou Dobbs Tonight” from 2011 to 2021. He had previously worked at CNN before joining Fox. Dobbs was known for his support of Donald Trump and was named in a lawsuit by Dominion Voting Systems over false claims made on Fox News about the 2020 election. A settlement was reached to avert a trial in 2023. Despite his controversial views, Dobbs was respected for his business acumen and broadcasting talent.
Former President Trump expressed his condolences for Dobbs’ family and praised him as a journalist and talent who understood the world better than others. Dobbs’ show on Fox, titled “Lou Dobbs Tonight,” was a highly rated program where he focused on issues affecting the American people and nation. Dobbs was unapologetic about sharing his opinions with viewers and was known for diving into complex public policy and economic issues.
During his career, Dobbs faced criticism for his views on immigration and other topics but remained committed to being transparent with his audience. His legacy as a patriot and great American will be remembered by many. Fox News Media issued a statement expressing sadness over Dobbs’ passing and acknowledging his contributions to the industry.
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Lou Dobbs, the right-leaning commentator and host of Fox Business, passes away at 78
