Nurse Reveals Her Prank On COVID-19 Deniers Who Say She's A Crisis Actor
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Sunny promises to tell people "the truth," she told CNN.
A nurse in Arkansas says she has taken to pranking COVID-19 deniers who claim she’s a crisis actor. In a segment that aired on Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” the health care worker called Sunny recalled just some of the abuse she has received while working in a coronavirus unit on the front lines of the pandemic. And she revealed how she now flips the vitriol back on the conspiracy theorists who think the public health crisis isn’t real and doubt the efficacy of the vaccines, even as cases again rise with the spread of the highly transmissible delta variant and 99.5% of American deaths are now among the unvaccinated.
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