welcome to ac 360 later. thanks for joining us. dr. drew pinsky revealed yesterday he s recently battled prostate cancer. he had surgery in july to remove the tumor. his doctors caught it before it spread. he wrote about how his cancer was found and how he credits his wife for saving his life. more than 200,000 men in the united states are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year, but for most of them it s a very private matter. dr. drew joins me now along with christiane amanpour, and my panel. dr. drew, why did you decide to talk about it and what do you hope it accomplishes? there really were three reasons. one was there were some bizarre rumors starting to swirl about me. i thought i needed to set the record straight. number two it is prostate awareness month. this is a common condition number three my story was so illustrative of the complexities of what goes on with this condition i thought i really wanted to try to raise awareness about it and teach men about prostate cance
fish out of water? [ overlapping speakers ] in spring training, one of the new members of the team decided that that would be their way to come together, a lot of new players on the team. they had a horrible season last year. they decided they were going to grow facial hair. most of them have. some of them do it quite well and some of them but you know what? there s a world series in our future. i m going to say that right here so we re going to hang on. i want to thank everybody on our panel. governor dean thanks for being with us. good to have you here. that does it for ac 360 later. i ll see you tomorrow. goodbye. [ female announcer ] what if the next big thing, isn t a thing at all?
welcome back to ac 360 later. time for what s your story. this is when we ask our panelists to choose a story others might have missed or they just found interesting today. i m going to kick it off today. not really a news story. my dad passed away when i was ten. and recently there s a company called art on air which restores old radio interviews. and i got an e-mail from them or they tweeted this out, they found an interview that my dad did in 1976. and i for the first time since i was ten years old heard my dad s voice last week. and i m going to play just a little bit of my dad talking about me in this radio interview from like 1976. listen. we talk a great deal about moral and character values, but also they ask me questions like, anderson my youngest son asks, how much does a stockman make. that s what he would like to be now.
finding a bigger role for women. i want to read you one line. he said the feminine genius is needed wherever we make important decisions. i say listen to the pope. alex? obama has to worry about not just republicans but liberals coming up in the fiscal fight. the left is emboldened. they feel neglected by the white house. they think they are standing up for his idealism but it s another issue on his mind. i m going out of character for me as the father of a 2-year-old and 20-year-old. mick jagger is going to be a great grandfather. a great grandfather. is that really true? take the great grandchild on tour. that does it for this edition of ac360 later. see you here tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. thanks for joining us.
i want to read you one line. he said the feminine genius is needed wherever we make important decisions. i say listen to the pope. alex? obama has to worry about not just republicans but liberals coming up in the fiscal fight. the left is emboldened. they feel neglected by the white house. they think they are standing up for his idealism but it s another issue on his mind. i m going out of character for me as the father of a 2-year-old and 20-year-old. mick jagger is going to be a great grandfather. a great grandfather. is that really true? take the great grandchild on tour. that does it for this edition of ac360 later. see you here tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. thanks for joining us. the american dream is of a better future,