hamer inravel with mrs. the mississippi delta as she is talking to people, organizing really doingshe is is challenging because she is saying if i can try to register vote, you have no excuse, you know. challenging them and that really defines a lot of the it and as i understood experienced it in the south. there are two great in southern freedom movement for the movement that unfolding today. a lot with eract people, young people who are black this movement for lives that has been unfolding now almost a decade. get f the things i try and them to see without insulting them, you know, and i will spare criticism of the black leaders who have insulted the young people who have made up movement. i can take another hour to talk about that. to get he things i try hem to see was at least the essons that we learned working here in mississippi or southwest or gia or central alabama the arkansas delta, all of these laces in the black belt south that were incredibly violent and incredibly oppressive. to get them to see

mr. hamer: the arizona chamber and greater phoenix chamber will be on the hill in the next few days making a push with some of the members who have not yet come out in favor. governor ducey said -- he correctly quotes ambassador barsina, if you care about the economy of mexico, you'll vote for the usmca. i'll take it another step. if you care about the economy of arizona and the united states of america, you will vote for usa. it's really that cut and dry. governor ducey: i'd like to applaud congressman stanton from congressional district nine in arizona. he sits in the opposite party. he was the former mayor of phoenix. phoenix just happens to be the fastest growing city in the nation right now. then-mayor stanton and i did a trade mission to mexico together. we called 100,000-plus arizonans and held the discussion about the importance of the usmca to the state of arizona and to the u.s. economy. i'm grateful to greg stanton for that. >> next question over here. reporter: good morning. david l