The only one on this show.

Aaron, thank you very much, the best of you and the family for the weekend.

I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to Primetime.

As we enter into the Memorial Day weekend, to honor those who died for this country, where are we?

We see a country that is really struggling with any degree of commitment to fight what our leaders all call a war against this pandemic.

Virus is making a resurgence, and our president, instead of dealing with what he says is a war,

seems intent to divide us in some distraction of some kind of holy war, ordering churches open.

Look, the law is clear. Trump has zero power to override governors on reopening houses of worship.

No governor wants to keep churches or any place of worship closed.

We have a governor tonight from his own party who's strongly advised against filling places of prayer.

So why did the president make the call to want this this way?

What power does he have? What does he think this will do for the rest of us?

Now more importantly, why aren't we focusing on what he should be doing for the rest of us?

Where is the testing? Where is the tracing? Where is the

effort that he puts into the division about going to church about making a plan to fight this virus?

We're still waiting. As we head into this holiday of remembrance of those who made the

ultimate sacrifice, we have to ask ourselves, are we really fighting

this war as best we can?

Let's get after it.

You're either on the side of liquor stores or God.

This president laid out a ludicrously false choice today.

Some governors have deemed liquor stores and abortion clinics as essential,

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