Few things give me hope, Koop, the way the Simone Biles situation is being processed.

Because we've all seen in sports where someone has an injury and they go out and they're going to test it out before the game.

See if they're game ready. It's a game time decision. You and I have heard that a thousand times.

And now we're seeing that count for the holistic sense of health.

There is no mental health versus physical health. It's all the same.

And it is good to see that respected. I know some are saying this is weakness. She's a champion.

She should go out and perform. You would not say that if she was walking with a bad limp.

You wouldn't say it. You would listen to her and say, hey listen you got to put the team first.

Good for her. Good for her. And that's what we should say now.

And I really believe with this Osaka Venus Williams, I don't like that I'm keying on women.

Even though women have a tendency to understand the intelligence of emotions and psychology more quickly and more easily than men.

But there are a lot of men that suffer this way also just like they had a bad organ or a bad joint.

And this is the same thing. Hurt is hurt, pain is pain. And it gives me hope.

And I hope she competes and I hope she wins. But it's important to cover especially the way you're doing a coop as always appreciated.

Thanks Chris.

All right brother. I'm Chris Cuomo. Welcome to Primetime.

Or else that's where we are again.

Months of pleading that we need to protect ourselves with the gift of a vaccine or else.

You see you're going to be told things have changed and it's not true.

And here's the argument.

The variant will create cases at a rate we can't control if we don't take the vaccine.

That's what they said. Or else if you don't take the vaccine.

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