A moment, Anderson, if you think about it, that story is so poignant and why, because it was

senseless. She had no control over it. She had no choice. And now she's gone. And her family is

left to try and figure out why. And we're obsessed with why. What happened? How could it be stopped?

How do we not have it again? And then here you and I are again on the precipice of covering a

whole new wave in the pandemic, where it's all about choice, all about our collective ability

to save ourselves from a worse fate. How do we care so much about one situation? And then have

an opposite set of feelings. I know it's complicated, but I hope people can see that. We all care

about her and her family and the others. 98 probably go well over 100 at the end of it. And we

care. And we don't want it to happen again. And yet here we are in the pandemic, freely,

freely, something that we're calling some perverse sense of freedom, allowing ourselves to get sick.

I just I never thought I'd see this, but hope thank you for reminding people of the right way

to remember and for remembering what matters. Appreciate you brother.

I'm Chris Cuomo. Welcome to prime time. Listen man, this is where I am. I couldn't wait to come

back from vacation for one reason. I got to ask you, please don't help make America sick again.

We just can't make ourselves sick again. We're all hearing about it. You and I are no different.

You're hearing about people getting sick. And it's almost always the Delta variant. And we know

the big factor. You're hearing it in your own lives, your own circles. If they're vaccinated people,

you're kind of like, oh wow, they're vaccinated and they got sick. But then what? Symptomatic, maybe,

a couple bad days, right? What about when they're not vaccinated? It's happened in the people I know,

people I care about. And it's bad, heavy, long lasting symptoms, hospitalization, even death,

again, this tale of two cities, the vaccinated and the vacuous, this deep denial, it's making a sick

again. That is the fact. Okay. Now we have our fate for the future. The story of our collective

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