All right, thank you, Anderson. Appreciate it, as always. I am Chris Cuomo, and welcome to prime time.

Have you heard how many more deaths the key White House model says reopening will cause?

The number just between now and August is nauseating.

Fauci and the CDC heads say, we don't have this under control, and that reopening may cause

outbreaks.

States are begging for money to test and trace.

Red state governors as well, echoing the concerns, begging to be able to use federal funds

to help in their own way, testing and tracing.

Well, when will this president?

And his pals respond to desperate times with desperate measures.

California is. They just made a surprise move ordering all state university campuses to cancel most in-person classes for the fall.

Is that too much? Is it enough? We'll discuss.

Also, we have another key guest in the Georgia homicide case.

The man who owns that house that's under construction, the one that a maud Arbery has been shown in,

walking slowly surreptitiously through the house in his final hours. The apparent house that

a recused prosecutor suggested Arbery burglarized. It's time for the truth. What do you say? Let's get after it.

10,000 more people will die potentially from reopening too soon. What a question we have to ask ourselves. Is that worth it? Now, if you don't

like the number, complain to the White House, the key coronavirus model often cited by them

projects that by just August we'll go from the 82,000 plus lives we've already lost to maybe 147,000 due in large part to reopening.

Now, this estimate is nearly double the forecast of 74,000 from just two weeks ago.

10,000 more than predicted just over the weekend. Why? You know why,

because that's what happens when you stop socially distancing and isolating. Is this what

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