he was arrested aftert he s t getting to the top , as he often is . bujail t he s out of jail now and he joins us to explain why he once again risked his lif.e. mason sharp is the pro life spider man. great to see you, mason. thank you for coming on tonight. congratulations on surviving yet another incredible. well, tell us why you did this. i ah, thanks for having me on , tucker. i climb these buildings becauste i want to show people how tow to have faith over fear. abortion is murder, and that stt the truth. ye t so many people my age aree scared scared to speak the truth. they re scared to offend. they re scared to lose friends.t but we can t be scared. abortion is just like climbing. a skyscraper. it s a matte r of life or death,. and we don t have time fore time fear. that s why this time around,hope i m raising money for a woman named hope. she s twenty two weeks weeks prt and she is partially disabled. and i wantsh to show her that sa doesn t need to have an abortion and s
maybe we re going it be able to watch a group of men who have a localized prostate cancer and say this tumor is not growing over time. therefore, this is a man who does not need to be treated. from men who have localized prostate cancer have perhaps have or maybe even 60% don t need to be treated because that tumor will never bother them. i want to be able to treat the guys who need to be treated and the mri may help me. that s the interesting point. so, someone has an elevated psa, this prostate specific antigen. a, is this cancer. b, if it is cancer, what kind of cancer is it. an aggressive cancer and something to worry about. psa doesn t tell you that. it doesn t mean we should stop doing psas. it means we should better enhance the screening. get the psa and it s rising and maybe the mri is a good adjunct to that. there is a group of doctors
so, katy, what do you make of the comments of peter king over the weekend? i think it s a little ridiculous for peter king to suggest that essentially the blood of americans would be on the hands of rand paul simply because rand paul is addressing an issue that polling shows many americans are concerned about. an independent review showed that, you know, in the sa doesn t necessarily need to be collecting all data from every single american cell phone to prevent terrorist attacks. not to mention a federal judge a couple weeks ago saying he thinks it is unconstitutional and the government hasn t given enough proof to show they need the program and mass collection of data to prevent terrorist attacks. peter king wants to run for president. if he is going to tell americans that their privacy concerns shouldn t be addressed when it comes to the nsa, then he will have a real problem with that. martha: i think one of 9 things that needs to be spelled out more clearly is how effective the p
eric: back with the doctors now, a major push this month to bring more attention to prostate cancer an psa testing. millions of americans are affected by the disease. dr. siegel spoke to the director of cancer therapy and research, at the center in san antonio, who says, quote: our most recent study suggests it may be possible that, through more frequent psa testing, we are seeing an improvement in the survival of men, who are found to have advanced prostate cancer. this could be occurring through early initiation of treatments that can slow down the rate of cancer growth. dr. samadi, that seems pretty good news, if we are having more psa testing? this has been a big controversy and a lot of debates because the government came back and said the psa doesn t really help and if you are a healthy man, psa should not be done screening should not be done and they did the same thing with mammograms and you saw what happened with the women organizations that came against