The famous political analyst Lou Dobbs died at the age of 78.
Thanks to his excellent CNN and Fox News career, Dobbs was a dividing character, mainly because of his remarks about Barack Obama.
In his condolence message about the truth of social, former President Donald Trump, Dobbs considered “incredible talent” and a “friend and truly amazing reporter, journalist and artist”.
“Lou was unique and loved our nation,” Trump continued.
Dobbs started his career in Radio Kbl in Arizona and then moved to television in the middle of the age of 70 and joined the King-TV NBC in Seattle. In 1980 he hosted Moneyline, a business news program about CNN, and was among the earliest reporters of the network.
In 2009, CNN left for the controversy surrounding his coverage of illegal immigration. In 2010, he began to host “Lou Dobbs Tonight” on Fox Business and continued until the TS in 2021 was canceled.
Fox News Media expressed its sympathy by calling Dobbs as a “amazing entrepreneur with a gift for broadcasting” and recognizing his important contributions to cable messages. Dobbs survived his wife Debi and their six children.