What a pleasure. Thank you. I've loved watching you here at home. You're doing a great job. Aaron, appreciate it.

I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to prime time. Finally, finally, the White House is saying that it asks states,

what do they need to get testing right so we can reopen safely?

Two months in, it took them to ask this rudimentary question.

So now here we are at step one, planning to get on the same page about testing. Trump and Pence,

celebrating, telling you to be proud of this miraculous moment. Let's

state news and all the Trump grumps applaud. This show is about the reality. We have a

governor tonight who was on that call with the truth of how we got here and where we need to be. Okay? Now, what we have to talk about

is the worry of why you don't want to go too soon. We all want to reopen, but let's look at

Georgia. We have Atlanta's mayor who has eyes on the ground and a mayor, a message for all of us.

Then let's take a step deeper.

What does opening too soon look like in major cities up in the northeast and on the

west coast?

We have an expert who will model our future.

For all the doubts, for all the politics, one thing has been consistent here, us.

Together as ever as one, we have kept this virus at bay.

Together, we will get back to where we want to be. What do you say? Let's get after.

So the Federal Task Force says we need to double our capacity of testing and tracing before the U.S. can reopen.

What does the President say? Listen to him today.

We have enough testing to begin reopening and the reopening process. We want to get our country

open and the testing is not going to be a problem at all. In fact, it's going to be one of the

great assets. It always has been the problem. It is the problem. And it will be the problem. Okay. Testing and

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