Lou Dobbs Tonight - Transcript
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SHOW: LOU DOBBS TONIGHT 06:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
October 13, 2004 Wednesday
HEADLINE: LOU DOBBS TONIGHT; CNNfn
GUESTS: Sarah Bianchi, Tim Adams, Donald Barlett, James Steele, Karen Tumulty, Ron Brownstein, Roger Simon Sarah Bianchi, Tim Adams, Donald Barlett, James Steele, Karen Tumulty, Ron Brownstein, Roger Simon
BYLINE: Lou Dobbs, John King, Candy Crowley, Dan Lothian, Brent Sadler, Casey Wian, Louise Schiavone, Lisa Sylvester Lou Dobbs, John King, Candy Crowley, Dan Lothian, Brent Sadler, Casey Wian, Louise Schiavone, Lisa Sylvester
DOBBS: Coming up next here, border states, because of the invasion of illegal aliens, now face a massive health-care crisis. Astonishingly, the U.S. government is investing millions of dollars in Mexico's health-care system. We'll have that special exclusive report for you.
A U.S. senator faces a barrage of criticism tonight after he declares a terrorist attack against Capitol Hill could be imminent.
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SEN. MARK DAYTON (D), MINNESOTA: I have closed my office in the Russell Senate Office Building under after the upcoming election.
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DOBBS: We'll have that report next and hear more from the senator.
And a critical shortage of flu shots in this country has led to massive price gouging for flu vaccine. We'll have that story and a great deal more still ahead.
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DOBBS: Senator Mark Dayton of Minnesota tonight is under fire from his colleagues after announcing that he would close his Capitol Hill office because of his concerns and fears of a terrorist attack. Senator Dayton last night said his office would be closed until after the election out of what he called, quote, "extreme, but necessary caution." The Minnesota Democrat cites a top-secret briefing on national security for his surprising warning and decision.
The senator spoke a few moments ago about his decision.
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DAYTON: I wouldn't advise anyone to visit Capitol Hill who wasn't required to do so between now and the election.