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00:00OF PEOPLE BEING LAID OFF. TOM: A GREAT HERITAGE OF UNDERSTANDING TO UNITED KINGDOM. I LIKE WHAT HE SAYS HERE. THE REST O THE EUROPEAN UNION IS WORRIED ABOUT A DOMINO EFFECT, PERHAPS THE TRAUMA OF BREXIT COULD DRINK ABOUT A SPUTNIK MOMENT THAT WOULD SHOCK POLITICAL LEADERS INTO UNITING BEHIND A COMMON VISION OF HIGH INCLUSIVE SHARED GROWTH. I THINK YOU WOULD BE SKEPTIC CHUCKLE >> IT IS A SENSE OF URGENCY. TOO MANY COUNTRIES HAVE EXPERIENCED A RISE IN POPULISM. THAT IS MAINLY BECAUSE POLITICIANS AT HOME, WHEN THEY HAVE FAILED TO INTRODUCE REFORM AND THEIR OWN COUNTRY, THEY BLAME BRUSSELS. IT IS THAT EASY. IT IS ESCAPE GOAT POLICY. I THINK THIS WOULD BE A KEY TEST. FRANCINE: A YOU CONCERNED THAT OTHER EUROPEAN NATIONS -- WE TALK ABOUT THIS BEING POSSIBLE, THE ROME MAYOR , SHE IS FROM A PARTY THAT IS EXTREMELY EURO SKEPTIC. >> YES. FOR ME, THE RISE OF POPULISM -- THE PROBLEM WE HAVE AT HOME IS BECAUSE OF MUSCLES. YOU BLAME THE FORMER NURSE -- FOREIGNERS TO JUSTIFY WHY THINGS ARE GOING POORLY AT HOME. I DO BUSINESS ACROSS THE DU AND FEEL IT IS FAIRLY COMPETITIVE. AS A RESULT, I THINK WHEN PEOPLE

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The Positive Political Shock of a Brexit

In today's "Morning Must Read," Bloomberg’s Tom Keene highlights comments on the aftermath of the Brexit vote from Bloomberg View columnist Mohamed El-Erian. He speaks with Davide Serra, founding partner and chief executive officer at Algebris Investments, on "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)