More recently, this network fired the man who coined the term "tea party" after he accused another channel's star, Jon Stewart, of being part of a Jewish media conspiracy.
In 2008, one anchor for this network attracted controversy by referring to China as "goons and thugs." In addition to Jack Cafferty, its hosts at that time included the founder of space.com who once accused immigrants of having leprosy, Lou Dobbs. More recently, this network fired the man who coined the term "tea party" after he accused another channel's star, Jon Stewart, of being part of a Jewish media conspiracy. For 10 points, name this former home of Rick Sanchez, where one can still find Wolf Blitzer and other Atlanta-based news hosts.
In 2008, one anchor for this network attracted controversy by referring to China as "goons and thugs."
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