we fl agra does that without impacting the environment.mproving the environment and culturally appropriate food in the right to food is at the center. that is what we want to promote. j patelraj patel nermeen:, one of the striking things that you point out in your scientific american article is that over the past decade, food production has outstripped demands. there is more food per person than there ever was and the problem with food distribution is not so much its antity but the fact that it is distributed in an unequal way. could you explain how the practice of agroecology, which you have witnessed yourself, how this practice could also ensure more equitable access and distribution? >> thank you. agroecology is a science. it is a set of practices and it is a social movement to be able to transform the way we not just grow food, but regulate it and share it and make sure everyone has it, that it exists within the broader economy that they were talking about just now. agroecology is a way not only of identifying there, jean -- amazing sy

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they great from the things by the way, the rates are the sort of democratic agra conversation people sharing news and views and putting people in touch with one another. yes. but they're also really bad aspects of them because you can micro target people with false messages that people can't see and call out. i'm sure they direct him for elections. i'll give you for that. but then it for us johnson or donald trump, maybe in 2024. i mean, maybe if he rent, they read the books and they would come out with the alarming idea that they're on the right path. because this questioning of knowledge accompanies seeking for simplicity. so you'd be, they're going obviously, i don't agree with it, but johnson get more union. jack's get flags round. you have more simple messages. people are looking for answers, and this is a good political maggy, valley and strategy. well, it is evident that has worked in recent years. yes. and i suppose you could trace route you've just said i'm telling wrong center road flags. i'd be telling everybody else to watch that back when johnson spelled out more flags b

independence is now when the bulk of seats, as e dot com slash it's late, a 1000000000 businessmen, agra form agriculture minister, mama talked about this need to move forward with the kings agenda. this economic development project with those part is in power. is there a good chance that morocco can move forward with a king's agenda? willows party want to implemented? can just fix it, the question of the states and also the congress just for i think we have a hybrid in the sense that an executive kind of market but also highlight present to kind of governments. so we've hybrid between exec, too and also the product. but i think that's what the moroccans voted for in 2011. that's what we need. and i happen to also say that that's what we need, the, the, what we need those kinds, hybrid regimes. because we need to have some sorts of contin, which is ability. you'll still involved in politics is fat to say. but we felt the deep state than whatever. but i think if you mean by the deep states that there is a consider which of the states and its apparent taxes and they have, they are watching

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>> well, i think it does bring into focus an issue that the vast majority of americans agrae with president biden on. unfortunately, you put -- you're using women and texas as guinea pigs for this and i think the justice department is certainly enforcing the face act is good but it doesn't get to the problem so there is more to do. i just want to pick up one thing that charlie said. i'm not sure biden's approval ratings are down because of afghanistan or the budget r reconciliation being too big. the president is responsible for how people feel and that's why his numbers move and people are worried because of covid. put aside who is at fault. people are not feeling good about where their lives are going and that's why it a challenge for the president to work to get people vaccinated and to try to get over this crazy version to wearing masks and protecting yourself. >> congressman, i want you to respond because here is a number for you. more than 150,000 more infections a day are happening and more than 1,000 deaths. is that the true priority and what the reflection is? >> well, yes. i want

the remnants of the american military left agra in the middle of the night on july 1 and critics includingkers who will question the pentagon today say the handover took away the main u.s. military airbase before the bullet was complete. host: what are you hearing about the dollar value and the amount of a u.s. military equipment remaining in afghanistan? have pentagon officials or national security officials expressed concern about the potential use of that? guest: i believe the dollar figure of what was spent on the military meant in afghanistan or the past 20 years is somewhere near $80 billion. i think the equipment we left there has got to be in the billions of dollars. military officials have made it clear that they destroyed much of that military equipment and they demilitarized is the term they use which means the planes we left there, that the afghan airport flies, they of course will not be able to be used by the taliban and neither will the military tanks and other large meant stop there is still ammunition, small arms, civilian vehicles and other items that the americans left t