Nov 11, 2010 — He left CNN after clashes over some of his commentaries. Fox Business says it welcomes Dobbs' opinions and will sprinkle them throughout its programming.
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Lou Dobbs Lands At Fox Business
by Mark Memmott
Nov 11, 2010 — He left CNN after clashes over some of his commentaries. Fox Business says it welcomes Dobbs' opinions and will sprinkle them throughout its programming.When Lou Dobbs parted ways with CNN last November, it was after "clashes with executives there over his musings on immigration and other hot button topics," NPR's David Folkenflik reminds us.
Now, there's word that Dobbs is joining Fox Business Network next year. David says that network "welcomes his opinion, saying he will provide commentary throughout its programming":
And this news makes us wonder (we'll keep the question open until midday tomorrow):
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