posen.omberg -- dr. ♪ ♪ this is surveillance," tom and francine -- this is bloomberg "surveillance," tom and francine from london and new york. adam posen is with us. what is your prescription to get allpe talking again without of this animosity between northern and southern countries? past it is hard to get that animosity because we are ending up with a compromise and jacob kierkegaard has a favorable view on the substance of this compromise in terms of the amount of money being paid, the precedents being set for joint issuance of debt. the spanish government came out with a brilliant, brave, and well reasoned argument. there should be eurobonds and there should be some kind of long-termrt and commitment of euro area solidarity, and if there is instead a compromise, no one is happy. northern wing in the economy says, they are still getting money from us and without conditions, what the hell is going on? at the best, we are doing this as charity. says, we have been very responsible and this

president of the peterson institute for international economics, adam posen.lenty more on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we will get the latest on the coronavirus. but u.k. has suffered its worst day so far with its highest rise in fatalities as the prime minister boris johnson remains in intensive care. deaths rose by 786, taking the overall toll above 6000. rishaad is on the line with the latest. what do we know? s, some better news elsewhere -- let's start up with the positives here. according to the briefing taking place by the government chief scientific advisor, there is an acceleration in the number of new cases and it is possible according to him that the infection curve is starting to slide. the trend will not be clear for another week. all of this with the background as prime minister boris johnson is still in the critical care unit. johnson remaining in stable condition, receiving oxygen treatment and has not been diagnosed with pneumonia get or put on a ventilator. with casesl struggle in the u.k. set to increase in the next few da

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priority and it has chief executives are identifying that priority and the intention here is to get from posen is to hundreds of thousands within the coming weeks so we are very committed to our n.h.s. frontline staff thank you you don't think that and i think both if i wanted to explain the details in terms of ramping up testing you may particular reference to the antibody tests and what i can say on that is of course we are urgently evaluating that test and it is an absolute priority and of course is about making sure that people have the test can find out whether they've had the virus and are now immune to it the chiefs want to go officer has said that the accuracy of this test is incredibly important so it's all. so important that we get this right before we launch the test itself. alex i'm a business secretary also even though all of public health england back to sonia gago who's standing by listening to that and sonia the the briefing they're turning towards this big issue of testing of course same test test test that's most important thing to do the u.k. has been behind the curve on thi

priority and it has chief executives are identifying the priority and the intention here is to get from posen is to hundreds of thousands within the coming weeks now we know the government have said that they're aiming to reach 10000 tests day they did reach that figure yesterday having tested 10000 people perhaps aided by the new centers set up in ikea in north london where nature staff were being tested so they are meeting that target however the government have said that they hope within the next fortnight to start testing up to 25000 people a day and we've been hearing from the housing secretary robert general who said that the general environment has been really challenging for the government but. we do need to ramp up production very significantly it isn't easy to get your test in a global condone because there's a great deal of demand. now as mr jenner mentioned the global demand for those testing kits has meant it difficult for and made it difficult for the british government to source however there were those who say the government had months to prepare they knew way ahead of time af

judge richard posener as a seventh circuit court of appeals in chicago and justice antonin scalia at the supreme court. larry is the author of ten books, he has a captivating presence on ted talks. if you haven't heard it, go on there and look. and we are totally delighted to have him as an interviewer tonight. [applause] and it is my very personal pleasure to introduce you to the author of this important and fearless book, dr. david michaels. he's a scientist, an epidemiologist to be exact, a professor at george washington university's school of public health. he is a scientist, yes, but he has an illustrious career in public service. under president obama he was the assistant secretary for labor for the occupational safety and health administration, osha. he was the longest serving administrator in to -- in osha's history. read his chapter on deadly dust in this book, it will take your breath away. [laughter] in the clinton administration, david served at the department of energy as the assistant secretary of energy for environment, safety and health. he was of charged with protect