Giuliani Says His Health Is Excellent

ABC’s Jake Whitman Reports:  Republican presidential front-runner Rudy Giuliani says his health is excellent and that he remains cancer-free.

The former New York mayor battled prostate cancer in 2000.

Last night on CNBC’s "Kudlow & Company" Giuliani said, "I’m doing great.  My PSA is low, nonexistent. I’m cancer-free, I have been for six years. I’m extremely healthy and energetic."

Giuliani dropped out of a campaign for the U.S. Senate after being diagnosed with prostate cancer in April 2000.

Giuliani said the demanding schedule of a presidential candidate hasn’t slowed him down. "I just got back on a red eye from California and I do four or five speeches, fundraisers, meetings a day – sometimes six," Giuliani told show host Larry Kudlow. "So, I’ve got tremendous energy."

Giuliani also spoke on the economy, telling Kudlow that tax cuts are keeping the U.S. economy strong.

"(The government) needs to make it clear that we’re going to extend the tax cuts, that it’s not just a temporary thing, so people can look forward to long-term planning," he said. "The government needs to reign in spending. We haven’t done that in a while in a concerted way and it seems to me that is how the federal budget can have the best impact on the private economy."