Welcome back to another special late night hour of Cuomo Prime Time. Every single state in

the nation now has coronavirus cases. West Virginia was the last to report Tuesday. Now we're all in.

Why? Look, it was always going to go this way. All right? What to be worried about is how we

handle what is to come and how we can reduce it before it hits us and overwhelms. Now the numbers,

you know what, now's a good time. Vaughn put up that chart for a second. You do me a favor. We know

we haven't been testing, okay? This chart is making its way all over the Internet. Everybody's sending

it to me with OMG's attached to it. But here's my point. It suggests a false premise. January 21st,

February 7th. Look at the dates. They weren't testing. They weren't testing. And we know that the

numbers are going up. It's spreading in the communities. That spike is like, you know, freaky. I agree

with you. It's freaky, but it's out of context. Yes, more and more cases. There are many more cases

than they're telling us. Okay? It's not a secret. I'm not saying they're hiding information. We're

just not testing. We're ignorant on this. Now, here's the real problem. The real problem is not the

growth rate of cases that we're handling. If you do what you're supposed to do, if I do what I'm

supposed to do, by staying away from each other, that's why it's so important. Look at Italy. Look at

the messages they're sending us from Italy about what they wish they had done weeks ago. And then

if you need more evidence than that, I don't know how to help you. Capacity is going to be the issue.

We're already at high capacity in hospitals all over the nation. So you know you won't be able to

handle what's coming. What are we supposed to do? Let's talk to a doctor who's going to be on

the front line. California, internist, doctor, Sam Fink. I mean, Doc, I got to tell you, you know,

this is for me the only frustrating part. We knew this would happen. We knew it would come. We

knew it would spread in community. We knew that the cases were not being represented fairly because

there wasn't enough testing, but they know they don't have capacity. And they know they won't have

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