i'm back in marrakech, visiting its famous markets. source, it's vital for the huge variety of crops grown here. he chatters. but morocco must fight for its food security. it's a country that's looking to technology to ensure that future generations can continue to grow and enjoy produce like this. i'm travelling an hour north of marrakech to morocco's farming lands. almost half of the population here works in this industry. samir, hello. salam alaykum. so, this is your olives? ah, it's beautiful. samir, like many other farmers around the world, has been hit hard by extreme drought. he's now working with a local start—up called agriedge to try and weather some of the worst impacts of climate change. sensors dotted around the farm are measuring moisture and salinity of the soil and combining this with real—time weather data and satellite images. so, it helps you collect data and different depths. once the data is collected, we have our own a! models that we have developed and thanks to these models and our agronomic knowledge, we send r

i actually went in 2016 to marrakech, morocco, u.n. climate, right. when trump at one all the globalists at the united nations were literally grieving, i showed up. i had a cardboard cut life size for donald trump. and we had a then we bought a paper shredder and i got printed out the u.n. paris climate agreement, and i plugged it in at the press tent and shredding it with a dollar. and i had a maga hat on and it's just all theater within 3 minutes. and you can watch cnn had it on a loop every half hour. associated press had the video. armed united nations climate cops in and swooped me out, sent me into the desert, confiscate it in my briefcase, and they banned me from the for the remainder of that week. and they said it was for life. and i had to fight to get myself back. and i will be going to egypt this year. i'm going to egypt for the u.n. climate summit first week in november. so i'm back at the summit. so. all right. global needs permanent lockdown. okay. this is it. not working. anyway. there's okay, let's go to the first slide. is this not ho