The sincere message of the GOV. Cuomo to New York could make you cry
During Friday's briefing, the governor stated that he was "amazed" by the number of New Yorkers volunteers.
Governor New York's Daily Press BriefingsAndrew Cuomo on the coronavirus crisis has wonpraise bipartisan, and his style of calm and empathic direction even made it ainternet hero. But Friday's press briefing at the Jacob Javitz Center in New York-a convention center that has been narrowly transformed into an emergency hospital - was particularly special. Although sitting in front of the members of the National Guard, Cuomo delivered a message of sincere hope and solidarity that makes many New Yorkers suffocate.
Noting that he was born and raised in the queens, Cuomo said that "the amount of support we arrived from New Yorkers in the midst of this crisis is just extraordinary". Number ofhealth professionals who volunteered to help is now at 62,447 - an increase of 10,000 in one day and the number ofMental Health Professionals Who volunteered to help increased by 1,400 for a total of 10,099 volunteers.
He pointed out that they are retired people who "could just stay at home," but they are increasing to helpsave lives instead of.
"New Yorkers never cease to surprise, what is the size of their hearts," he said. "They talk about how New Yorkers are difficult. You must be difficult to live in a place like this, but as hard as we are also loving as we are. And when someone needs something There is no place I would prefer to be. "
You can look at its entire speech below or go to the 32-minute rating to see one tribute in New York.
Many people on social media noted that seeing like Cuomo gave the speech to the members of the National Guard, he really feels like New York is at war.
And he even drew comparisons toFranklin Delano Roosevelt andWinston Churchill.
It's a frightening time in New York, but it's good to know that there is a leader at the helm and thatGood people ready to help.
