Kip Tom, a former US Ambassador to the UN Agencies for Food and Agriculture, discusses how recent tariffs on Chinese imports can actually benefit farmers and affect the economy. Bridget Brennan, New York City Special Narcotics prosecutor, dives into the fentanyl crisis, explaining how chemicals sold from China fuel the epidemic and the troubling role of social media in drug trafficking. Together, they explore the interplay between trade policies and public health, shedding light on complex issues affecting both agriculture and the fight against drugs.

In a fascinating discussion, Kip Tom, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture, shares his insights on President Trump’s tariffs and their far-reaching effects on agriculture. He highlights the tension between immediate price increases for consumers and potential long-term benefits for American farming. Kip warns about the dangers of relying too heavily on foreign food sources, emphasizing the need for national security in food supply. His thoughts on reshoring production to bolster the economy make for an enlightening conversation.