He's baaaack.

April 10, 2001 6:32 AM

He's baaaack. Business news bad boy Lou Dobbs returns home to CNN, and his estranged babies CNNfn and Moneyline. No word on whether he'll have to divest himself of his personal playtoy, Space.com. (My guess is he won't. CNN is desperate.) Can he restore Moneyline's past glory and steal back the ratings crown from Baldy and Bubbles?
posted by aaron (8 comments total)

I kid Ron and Sue, but I'm big fans. I don't know if Lou can beat them.
posted by aaron at 6:33 AM on April 10, 2001

Do news anchors have groupies?
posted by ding at 6:37 AM on April 10, 2001

You'd be amazed.
posted by aaron at 6:40 AM on April 10, 2001

Imus this morning was joking with that Insana he was doomed.

I'm just amazed Dobbs was able to take so much of Jack Welch's money (for Space.com) and then turn tail on him.
posted by darren at 8:43 AM on April 10, 2001

Don't make fun of Sue; she has stolen my heart.
posted by tranquileye at 8:47 AM on April 10, 2001

CNBC is without a doubt one of the coolest channels on TV. Maria Bartiromo, you had me at hello...
posted by owillis at 9:11 AM on April 10, 2001

No word on whether he'll have to divest himself of his personal playtoy, Space.com.

According to a Wired News blurb, he is stepping down as CEO of Space.com, but will maintain his significant investment and remain on its board of directors.
posted by quirked at 9:40 AM on April 10, 2001

Squawk Box rules.
posted by metascene at 12:26 PM on April 11, 2001