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Lou Dobbs was interviewed bout his time at CNN and the outlook for the cable news network under a new boss.
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Former CNN anchor Lou Dobbs appearing on Julie Menin‘s show on NYNonstop, the digital channel of WNBC in New York, continued to bash his former employer, but had a sense of optimism about the new leadership.
- On Rick Sanchez: “Aside from the lamentable stupidity of what he said, if everyone at CNN — all of the anchors had been fired for stupid things, they wouldn’t have anyone to fill up the air.”
- On himself: “I’m doing exactly what I want to do … and I don’t have that conflict that I had with the uh, well, specifically, the management of CNN: Jon Klein who has since been fired.”
Dobbs angered Klein for his constant criticism of the lack of enforcement by the government of our immigration laws and his Libertarian/conservative bent that went against the grain the supposedly centrist network.
Sanchez became a victim of the very same liberal media he was a part of for so long combined with a management team that shies away from controversy in their failed approach to reach out to the political middle.
They should just rename the network PCNN for Politically Correct New Network.
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3 Comments for Lou Dobbs: “I Wouldn’t Have Fired Sanchez’
How many times do the Liberals attack conservatives and Christainity, yet not one of them are fired? Why this double standard and total disregard for Republicans, Conservatives and Christains? Are we heading to a one party state?
Americans are at the crossroads, and the faster and bigger our commitment to reverse this course towards Socialism and dictatorship, the quicker we will be in a position to stop this decline of our moral standards.
No longer is this country a bastion for democracy, instead we have a bunch of fanatics deceiving Americans under the banner of freedom when instead they seek to curtail our rights and freedoms.
Take the example of the word Liberal. Here we have a construct that totally contradicts the definition.
Nowhere do these so-called Liberals respect or accept diverse opinions.Muchless support rights and individual freedoms.
So please no more deception. State what you are!
But then again that would be letting the cat out of the bag.
Dobbs,,,then Sanchez,,,then Williams. Does everyone out there NOW realize
that the PRO-Left “Liberals” in the media only like “FreeSpeech”,but only if it is their own,,,NOT YOURS Simple huh??
Remember,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,V O T E !!!!
I’m pretty much in full agreement of what Rick Sanchez said that ultimately resulted in his firing/resignation from CNN. Naturally, I do not believe he should have been fired or forced to resign. His comments, in my opinion, we’re pretty much on the money.