It's a little bit after dawn. The sun's just come up in the eastern sky and I've walked down a very steep slope through a very wintery wood the trees, thick trees but all very very This is the first day of the white-tailed deer hunting season. I'm on a farm which belongs to Chuck Erikson and we've come down the slope and up a steep ladder into a little

wooden hide on the edge of the slope.

Here come anywhere in the area here.

You just don't know which way they're going to come for sure.

And the reason why you pick this particular spot in the woods is it's the crossing area for them.

They can come from a one direction that goes.

Western Pennsylvania is Donald Trump country now, blue-collar, plain-speaking patriotic.

I'm Alan Little and in the next half hour I'll be asking how the Western world has been changed

by the election of Donald Trump and by the decision by the United

Kingdom to leave the European Union. The reason I'm sitting in a wood in

Western Pennsylvania at dawn is that Chuck Erickson was one of those so inspired by the Donald Trump campaign

that he started registering people to vote.

For this was once a great industrial state,

coal and steel country that helped turn the United States into a global

superpower. And for much of his adult life Chuck worked in the coal industry. Those industries

were swept away in the age of globalization and open borders,

wiped out by cheaper competition from overseas.

Donald Trump promised to reverse that decline.

We have the best steel-making coal in Western Pennsylvania of

anywhere in the world and there's none getting out of the route. That process to

make steel can come back to our shores and I think that would be tremendous for everybody.

I think he can probably bring that back in the first 100 days of his administration.

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