Lou Dobbs is the man!

[shoopnyc123]

He must have a lot of power at CNN, because he mentioned and forced his guests to address and think about the "corporate controlled media" (his words), and they were at a loss, fearing responding negatively about the media on CNN...and we all know that he is already the "Outsourcing Fearmongerer", (someone called him that once)....

[Tamyrlin79]

1. His is the ONLY CNN news program I can watch all the way through anymore.

[Dudley_DUright]

2. He just had on Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair to talk

about his book anti-Bush book "What We've Lost". It was a surprisingly good interview.

[struggle4progress]

4. Charlie Rose just had a discussion with Graydon Carter, too. eom

[childslibrarian]

3. Write him and tell him!

He likes to hear from viewers.

[axis]

5. Also, Keith Olberman, Deborah Norville .. and

Crossfire. . . and of course, Jon Stewart.

These are the only shows I can watch without turning into
a sweating screaming lunatic.

Lou is consistent and unswerving and straight from
the heart.

Norville will fool you.
She only LOOKS like a Coffee Mom.
The woman cuts right through the BS.
Her questions are relentless. Her shows are -usually-
better put together than most. Last night, we got
to see cuts of our presdent's expressions as he was
being trounced.

Keith is funny and always brilliant.
Honest to the core.
Panders to no one.

The big disappointment is Chris Matthews who
goes hard in a direction one night, then turns 180
degrees the next. His mission seems to be saving his butt.

Anderson Cooper seems to be a butt saver as well.

Fortunately, we can bypass these two and head over to
Comedy Central for Jon Stewart.

[saracat]

7. Sorry. Norville is an idiot. Did you see her with the

Daily Show people? She is an embarrassment.

[ncbiker]

6. If

any of the networks had the nads, they would should give Michael Moore another show. A show like that would dominate the cable news networks