All right, Anderson, that was beautiful, a reminder that we will wind up in a better place together.

I'm Chris Cuomo. Welcome to prime time. All these headlines, Trump changes tone,

recognizes coronavirus a bad situation. Welcome to the pandemic, Mr. President. That's all the time

we need to spend on his change. Let's get to the realities on the ground.

We have the Governor of New York with what is and is not setting that state up for success in this war.

New York is a metaphor for what's going to happen in the rest of this country.

The Governor's foreboding message for the President,

do something about capacity before our health system is incapacitated.

Listen, we may be forcing ourselves deeper into isolation, and we should,

but this effort, this war, may bring us closer together than we imagine.

What do you say? Let's get after it.

All right. So first it was avoid big crowds. Then the CDC said 50 people. Now they're saying 10. That's the number the White House advises should be the maximum for gatherings across the country.

Ten is also the grade the president gives him on dealing with the coronavirus as the management.

Listen.

I'd rate it at tent. I think we've done a great job.

Does the buck stop with you, Mr. President?

Does the buck stop with you?

Yeah, normally.

But I think when you hear the, you know, this has never been done before in this country.

No.

One president, okay?

One person said, I can fix it and only alone, I can fix it.

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