Hey everybody, I'm Chris Cuomo.

Welcome back to prime time.

I know this is our normal time, but we did eight.

Now we're doing a second hour, which is actually our regular hour.

Hey, why should anybody and anything be clear these days?

Everything's confusing.

The president should be more worried about this virus.

And in fact, I argue to you,

he is more worried than he's telling you. How do we know? Because look how he is reacting to it

being in the White House. It's not just one case now. It's two among White House staffers.

Today, he revealed that the vice president's press secretary has it, Katie Miller.

She is the woman without the mask in the picture in front of your face.

She is the wife of one of his top aides, Stephen Miller.

Now, look, I hope that there are light symptoms and they pass quickly and no one else in her family gets it.

Okay?

Her diagnosis comes a day after confirmation that the

president's personal valet tested positive. This thing spreads. That's why you need testing and tracing.

What is their response in the White House? Everybody's got to get tested every day. And we have to

trace. Where was Katie? Who was she with? And the valet, who was he with? We have to trace it.

Exactly. So why does this president downplay testing is unreliable or overrated when he's having it

done more than ever around him? Why is he saying that tracing isn't necessary and that this thing's

just going to go away when everything that's happening around him

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