One Good Thing: Crowd of protesters cheer for health care workers in New York City

Health care workers were cheered on in wake of a protest for Houston native George Floyd.

[Dularr]

Did the protesters pre-register for the massive wave of infections in two weeks. "See you in two weeks!"

[CB-ldno]

Thank you healthcare workers for helping all those attacked and brutally beaten by the angry mobs.

[Andy_Paris]

I'm a health care worker and the last thing I want to see is a bunch of people standing 1 foot apart from one another, yelling and cheering, masks are protective but are not a guarantee. Before the lockdowns it was absolutely crazy at work.

A simple thank from one patient at a time would suffice.

[herneidratellery]

Love is the key. Thank God for all that stand for unjustice foe all people and not just some people. Bless You Men and Women that stood up and used your voice for the greater good!!!

[KyleLB]

They could show appreciation for healthcare workers and not spread the coronavirus all over the place

[stevekain]

all while violating social distancing, which will give health workers hell to deal with. what a bunch hypocrites.

[rude]

5 minutes later they'll be seeing half of them from rubber bullet hits and tear gas

[whodis]

Ok but when will healthcare workers be praised more than celebrities on a daily basis?

If people are bringing down one system, why not bring down the rest.

First responders > entertainers

[ybrix]

And just like that, social distancing was no longer a problem. 🙄

[Renegadebane]

Every public service is doing its job to serve the people except the one we rely on to fight injustice and keep us safe, instead they are instigating violence against peaceful protestors and media. If you see police or military officers committing a crime, use your right of citizens arrest en masse to detain them and requisition their equipment which should be visibly altered to distinguish from the enemy so no friendly fire. The release into actual custody of non corrupt police can be arbitrated later and holding the corrupt has the same effect as having hostages (in that the enemy will hesitate to open live fire if you use their allies as barriers) except it isn't illegal because they committed a crime and you're waiting for an opportunity to hand the criminal to proper authorities which is at that time uncertain. Make sure your local law supports citizens arrest before attempting.

[lexielynn]

Why are all these comments so hateful? Does no one have kindness in their hearts anymore? Empathy in their souls?

[wudly]

Going to church : Bad
Protesting and rioting : Good

[danickale]

Thanks for showing some good news. I wish John Krasinski hadn’t sold SGN. I feel like I need a whole episode right now.... 😕

[dougbosworth]

It is obvious that the people know what they want and need. Our government and thier military police force consider themselves separate from the Publics needs. You mean to tell me that not one single police commissioner or force it's calling for please officers that tortured and murdered George to be charged with first-degree murder and tried as such. Just like every single politician says Healthcare is not a human right should remain profitized for profit. We do not have a pandemic. We have no Health Care system. Americans deserve a healthcare system that can deal with a virus. Until then we will have to take our health into consideration. And protect ourselves as we see fit. I'm pretty sure your odds of being killed by a cop or greater than dying from the Coronavirus.

[tT-hwyu]

So many pissed off commenters because these protestors weren't carrying tiki torches

[howardpower]

Lol dont drag them into this. Typical hypocrites.

[visit]

Apparently nothing else good happened. The title of this video is a savage

[tT-hwyu]

Fake wannabe heroes walk the streets with a team of security and hide in bunkers hoping to get some alone time with his daughter

[Andy_Paris]

This is just an excuse for the unemployed to go outside.

[孙笑川-qs]

Too messy, hope the wall, the environment is fine