Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

We have to get back to work. Our people want to work. They want to go back.

President Trump pushes for the country to move on. But has he released enough federal help

to keep Americans safe? I'll ask Congresswoman and former Pentagon official Elissa Slotkin.

And we decided to do something that I believe was very crucial.

And that was to go big and go fast. Denmark wasted no time going in first to protect its workers

and its economy. Finance Minister Nikolai Varmen on how his small country can lead

by example.

Then, I've been reading, teaching,

writing about Shakespeare for 40 years,

but I'm going back to him now

and realizing that he's been there before us.

Looking to Shakespeare for guidance on the crisis we're facing now

with Columbia Professor James Shapiro. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur. Tonight we're

broadcasting from my house here in London as more and more people have to work

from home we do too.

But we are bringing you the same quality news, information, context and analysis.

So let's begin with the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his health

secretary testing positive for coronavirus. Johnson says he'll be in charge via

video conference while in self-isolation.

Meanwhile in the United States, President Trump

continues to play down the impact of the outbreak,

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