MUST SEE! LOU DOBBS ON 60 MINUTES
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LOU DOBBS INTERVIEW ON 60 MINUTES
For over 20 years, as the host of "Moneyline" on CNN, Lou Dobbs all but created television business reporting. He was seen as a booster of capitalism, and of the corporate executives he covered. But today, that mild-mannered friend of CEOs has morphed into an anti-business champion of the middle class – and a "Johnny One Note" on the evils of illegal immigration. His show on CNN has become a nightly rage fest. But the more he rails, the more his audience grows; his ratings have nearly doubled in the last two years. As correspondent Lesley Stahl reports, his supporters want him to run for president, his critics want CNN to fire him, and some in Congress just want him to be quiet. Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center charges that Dobbs is a fear monger. Dobbs is now so popular that he has now joined The Early Show as a weekly commentator.
For over 20 years, as the host of "Moneyline" on CNN, Lou Dobbs all but created television business reporting. He was seen as a booster of capitalism, and of the corporate executives he covered. But today, that mild-mannered friend of CEOs has morphed into an anti-business champion of the middle class – and a "Johnny One Note" on the evils of illegal immigration. His show on CNN has become a nightly rage fest. But the more he rails, the more his audience grows; his ratings have nearly doubled in the last two years. As correspondent Lesley Stahl reports, his supporters want him to run for president, his critics want CNN to fire him, and some in Congress just want him to be quiet. Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center charges that Dobbs is a fear monger. Dobbs is now so popular that he has now joined The Early Show as a weekly commentator.
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