Does Lou Dobbs have a solution to the Outsourcing "Problem"?

[JanMichael]

I don't watch his show anymore, I used to a few years ago but as of late I've been cable news free, but I've heard he's apparently appalled at the natural progression/flight of Capital from one source of labor to a cheaper source. It's "No Brainer 101" really.

What gives? Has he gone all "Fair Trade" or protectionist? Does he seem surprised that the WTO would lead to this? Is he shocked that Tech jobs can be outsourced in the first place?

Was he pro-NAFTA when that meant the immediate loss of manufacturing jobs back in the mid-90's? I would guess he was gung-ho on it.

Does he ever comment on the root/systemic of the problem at hand or does he just wax poetically about "Job Losses To Overseas Markets"?

I'd like to hear if he's got any solutions that make sense, why? Because millions of drones listen to him, not because he's f'ing brilliant...

Why does a natural product of the "Free Market" bother him so?