Thread: Lou Dobbs Tonight Monday, April 23, 2007

Lou Dobbs Tonight
Monday, April 23, 2007

Tonight, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid defies the president
on Iraq. Bush reiterates his support for U.S. Attorney General
Alberto Gonzales.

China is dominating the world’s production of Vitamin C. More
than 85 percent of the Vitamin C used in the United States is
imported from China. In light of the pet food contamination,
we’ll take a look at regulations on ingredients that go into
vitamins. We’ll also examine allegations of price fixing and
several U.S. antitrust lawsuits which claim that China has
cornered the market, driving up prices for Vitamin C imports.


If H1-B visas are truly meant to attract the best and brightest
in the technology sector, why is the program not basing who it
accepts on salaries and skill levels? Join us tonight for a
special report on the methods of acceptance for the H1-B visa
program. We’ll be examining new evidence of a trend of low wage
claims in the sector that represents the largest share of visa
holders.

The Mayor of San Francisco is fighting to keep his city a safe
haven for illegal aliens. Mayor Gavin Newsom declared over the
weekend that San Francisco is “a sanctuary city, make no
mistake about it.” Newsom said he will not allow any department
heads or anyone associated with the city to cooperate with
Immigration and Custom Enforcement’s raids. We’ll have a full
report.

The Border Patrol has lost confidence in Border Patrol Chief
David Aguilar. The top 100 leaders of the National Border
Patrol Council filed a no confidence resolution against the
Border Patrol Chief over his willingness to believe criminal
illegal aliens over his own agents in the case of former Border
Patrol agents Jose Compean and Ignacio Ramos. We’ll have that
report tonight.

The first presidential candidate to accept our offer of two
minutes of uninterrupted air time to discuss the issues
critically important to Middle Class Americans Rep. Ron Paul,
R-Texas joins Lou tonight.

to discuss the issues
critically important to Middle Class Americans Rep. Ron Paul

What I'd like to know is who is even going to represent the lowest class of Americans, who are conservative and do not believe in giving hand-outs to illegals, nor to those who simply will not work (meaning there is not ONE Democrat that will take that one on, and seems that only the Republicans want to talk about the middle class)?

No mention of the march????

JAK wrote:

No mention of the march????

Yeah, and they can't ignorance on this either. I, and I'm sure a lot of others, have sent them emails (two) informing them of the event!

We'll see if it gets mentioned tonight. Were any networks at the rally yesterday?

I was just about to say ...for someone who has stated several times..."when are the American people going to do something about this?"
and not give any coverage of the March in DC... I really was going to have to wonder about Lou's motives too.
He did give some coverage, not much, but some.

I guess only 1000 people wasn't enough to mention, I think it need to be more like 100,000.

... I really was going to have to wonder about Lou's motives too.

I wouldn't be so quick to judge Lou. I'm sure he's told what he can talk about and what he can't. I believe that nine times out of ten he pushes that envelope. You never know, he may be allowed to devote a whole 5 minutes later this week, hopefully.

I didn't hear anything about it until now. Why didn't someone call the media and let them know! This should be on the front page of every paper and on every news channel. We are fed up!

The media knew. They just wouldn't announce it.

Lou's coverage was much better tonight. One of his reporters did a pretty long segment which showed the radio stations there.