Posted Sep 17, 2012, 6:59 pm
Terry Goddard, former state Attorney General, joined John to discuss his three-part series "How to fix a broken border," published by ASU's Morrison Institute and posted on TucsonSentinelcom. Goddard talked about adopting a coordinated, multi‐dimensional, bi‐national approach to stopping drugs and illegal immigration.
Fred Taylor, executive director of the Southwest Prostate Cancer Foundation, gave the latest news on prostate cancer research. September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and Taylor said that with a lot of conflicting information being released to the public it is more important than ever to be tested at an early age. There is help for people who are not covered by insurance, he said.
Martha McSally, the Republican candidate for Congress in CD2, gave an update on her campaign. She discussed Middle East turmoil, the need for Congress to address the upcoming "fiscal cliff" and continuing unemployment.
The John C. Scott Show airs Monday-Friday, 3-5 p.m. on KVOI 1030 AM. The opinions expressed on the John C. Scott Show are those of the host and guests. TucsonSentinel.com posts show archives as a public service, because of the number of local newsmakers interviewed on the program.
TucsonSentinel.com's original reporting and curation of border and immigration news is generously supported in part by a grant from the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation.
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