Jay Lawrence
Which is most important, which issue affects America the most? Creeping Islam, illegal immigration, same sex marriage? Which of these issues will have the worst effect on America?
The U.S. is contemplating suing our sheriff for not cooperating. Why has Sheriff Joe been singled out?
Nancy Pelosi has called for an investigation of those who oppose the mosque at Ground Zero. Is that the role of Congress?
Dr. Laura retires, says that her first amendment rights have been abridged. Have they? Does Laura understand the First Amendment?
With over 30 years in the business, Jay can talk about just about anything - and he does. Tune in to News/Talk 92.3 KTAR on Saturdays and Sundays, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Jay Lawrence is a "true" conservative believing that less government is better government. Jay graduated from Columbia College in Chicago and went to WJPS in Evansville Indiana. Then on to bigger and better, Peoria. Illinois. Jay made it to Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Cleveland before coming to KTAR.
Jay has golf clubs, however, this does not necessarily mean he's capable of respectable golf. But he carries his clubs to the course anyway. He has fishing rods and enjoys both salt water and fresh water fishing.
Lawrence enjoys all sports and has played most, but has been a baseball fan above all and enjoys the Diamondbacks particularly when they win, tolerates the team when they lose. Favorite memories are opening day for Major League Baseball in the Valley and sitting in row three along third-base line when the D-backs won the World Series. One other memory he'll always carry with him, the time he spent with the Beatles and stood outside a nightclub finding dates for the Fab Four in Cleveland.
Lawrence is a pizza fanatic and his constant battle to keep his 6'3" frame under 240 pounds attests to his love of sausage and pepperoni pizza. He runs and works out three or four times a week and it's Jay's only hope of not being flown over sports venues with GOOD YEAR taped to his side.
Lawrence's musical tastes are eclectic, from classical to rap with country thrown in. He'd be just as likely to attend a Phoenix Symphony concert or ballet as he would a George Strait concert.
