european countries around it don't you think that it made backfire against london nobody likes to looks tippett ok so let's put the hypothetical to the side for the moment the fact of matter is i'm not a chemical weapons expert and i'm not a neurobiologist so i don't actually understand how these neuro agents work or what the pathologist would unfold if you were exposed to them and then were to recover later if that's even a possibility that's all beyond my knowledge base all i can say is that from a diplomatic level the story that the british have told is a story that has resonated quite clearly in the council of europe and has generated quite a bit of solidarity in terms of european and united states response to what the british have explained they believe in most europeans and americans have accepted it is a russian action on british territory now now the technical side of this aside that solidarity is real now if if this story were to fall apart in some way then there would be a reconsideration of policy but of course when the facts change people's policies change that's what's supposed to

dean reynolds went to a pig farm in tippett on the, indiana to see one of the front lines in a possible trade war. >> reporter: last year the u.s. ex-ported some $1.1 billion of pork to china. and the pork industry supports about 550,000 jobs in mostly rural america, which overwhelmingly supported donald trump. >> i don't think there is any segment of our industry that will escape some financial hard times if we do indeed see a diminished export market. >> reporter: keith shutmer is a pig farmer and trump supporter. the thought of a possible 25% chinese tariff on american pork makes him nervous. >> if you had the president right here, what would you tell >> we would just reiterate how vitally important the exports are to our industry. >> reporter: china's tariffs would impact nearly 10% of all u.s. pork exports. of the top 10 pork producing states in the u.s., eight of them voted for president trump in 2016. are you reconsidering your support for him? >> we have to have a trust that he has our best interests in mind. and we just have to believe that there is more to these negotiations t

educational pieces and that's, perhaps, even though we're lawyers and we want to talk about the law, tippett encourage you all to clean out your medicine cabinets this saturday is national drug takeback day. you can find a police station, sheriff's office, wherever to clean out those medicine cabinets. most of the young people in your lives get their first prescription drugs from their parntse' or grandparents' medicine cabinets. while none of us can imagine taking prescription drugs, like taking our grandmother's nerve pill, that's what young people do. and so they do not -- drugs, prescription drugs do not increase in value sitting on your counter, sitting on your kitchen cabinet they do not increase in value sitting in your bathroom. clean those medicine cabinets out. that's my p.s.a. for today but it's very important. one in fourteens in my state admit they was take on shared prescription drugs. so this is -- and they are getting most of them from parents or grandparents. i see a lot of folks in this room that are parents or grandparents and now i know may be watching at home. so please