Lou Dobbs, a prominent American television host and author, passed away peacefully on July 18, 2024, at the age of 78. Born on September 24, 1945, in Childress, Texas, Dobbs had a successful career spanning over five decades. He began his career in journalism as a reporter for local radio and television stations before landing a job as a business reporter for CNN in 1980. He went on to become the network's chief economics correspondent and later hosted his own show, "Moneyline," which became one of CNN's highest-rated programs. Dobbs left CNN in 1999 and joined CNBC as the network's own business news anchor. He then returned to CNN in 2000 with his new show, "Lou Dobbs Tonight," which focused on the economy, politics, and current events. The show was a huge success and made Dobbs one of the most recognizable faces in television news. In addition to his career in television, Dobbs was also a successful author, with several books published on business and political topics. He was known for his outspoken and sometimes controversial views on topics such as immigration and trade. Dobbs retired from CNN in 2009 and went on to host a syndicated radio show, "The Lou Dobbs Financial Report," until 2022. He also made regular appearances as a commentator on various news programs. Dobbs will be remembered as a trailblazer in business and political journalism, with a sharp wit, analytical mind, and fearless approach to reporting. He leaves behind a legacy of hard work, dedication, and a commitment to seeking the truth. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Debi Lee Segura, two children, and several grandchildren. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and colleagues in the industry. His passing is a loss to the world of journalism and those who were fortunate enough to have worked with him. Rest in peace, Lou Dobbs. Your contributions to the field of journalism will never be forgotten.