How a vaccine-hesitant sheriff became a vocal proponent

The sheriff of Macon county, Alabama, thought he was too strong and healthy to worry. Then he got Covid

Every morning before the dew has dried on Andre Brunson's 80 acres of land along Alabama's Uphapee Creek, he swings his pickup truck out on to the gravel road leading from his house in Alabama.

When heading for his eight-hour shift, he packs his bulletproof vest, gun, flashlight and now - since coronavirus sent him to the hospital in January - an asthma inhaler and a nebulizer.