All right, JB. Thank you very much. Have a good weekend, my brother. I am Chris Cuomo.

Welcome to prime time. One thing is clear as we come to the end of the week and here it is.

What change this week? Why did his tone change?

There has been no change. He hasn't changed his tone.

Now she's trying to get you to think that the president has always said where masks. The

president has always said the pandemic was real and going to get worse. That part's not

true. But she is right about tone. The president's tone hasn't changed. He is still tone

deaf to this crisis. A million cases in two weeks. Turn around times on test results. I don't

need to tell you, but it's true what you know yourself. The results are getting longer and

longer over a week, even longer in too many places. This president offers no plan to increase

our ability to test interest. He says he wants schools to reopen in a week in some places

and offers no plan to help them do it and to help them keep schools open, right? Opening

them is easy. Keeping them open will be hard. How do we keep our kids safe? How do we keep the

teachers safe? Nothing. That's tone deaf. His White House is right. Schools are like essential

places of business. So why don't they treat them that way? Make a plan. Hashtag. Where is the plan?

States are asking for help all over the country. You hear them on this show. They're getting

done. Why? He has waited so long to act that now more than 150 prominent health experts are saying

it's too late. They don't think we should be open in any way right now. 150 of them say we need

to shut down again and start over as the only way to get us back. And yes, I will argue against

that against one of the big minds who is signing on to it. A key co-signer that is about an open

letter to America's decision makers about what they need to do and why. Dr. Zika Manuel, a former Obama

White House policy, Health Policy Advisor, joins us on prime time. Good to see you, my friend.

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