What’s Next for Lou Dobbs?

What’s Next for Lou Dobbs?

Dobbs proclaims that the Latin takeover of news is upon us, as he is outraged to reveal that 99 percent of Telemundo programming is in Spanish.

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Saturday Night Live spoofs Lou Dobbs in the wake of his recent resignation from CNN, playing on his many anti-immigration conspiracy theories. In this goodbye speech, Lou Dobbs proclaims that the Latin takeover of news is upon us, as he is outraged to reveal that 99 percent of Telemundo programming is in Spanish. In closing he says, “I wont rest until all of us, and not just the Latinos, have the opportunity to sell oranges along the side of the highway.”

Alana Levinson

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