governor casey cagle or secretary of state brian kemp.o talk more about this and much more, stacey abrams joins us from atlanta. in addition to running for governor, she has won national recognition for her work to register 200,000 people to vote, including voters of color in georgia. she is the 2012 recipient of the john f. kennedy new frontier award, spoke at the 2016 dnc, and has been hailed by "the new york times" as one of its "14 young democrats to watch." and she has written a new book called "minority leader: how to lead from the outside and make real change." stacey abrams, welcome back to democracy now! we interviewed you in 2014 thatd the 200,000 people you helped to register to vovot. we're asking you right now you're feeling that night in may , making history in georgia, when you won the democratic nomination for georgia? havingk you so much for me back. it was an extraordinary night. not just for me and what it symbolized for w women and women of color, what it symbolizes for georgia and for america. we're changing the face

that is brian kemp talking about immigration. >> i'm so conservative, i blow up government spending. that no one is taking away. i got a big truck, just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep. i just said that. >> is that going to work ? -l i think the message is quite clear there. >> you have to understand, this is a message about trust. he's running against lieutenant governor who came in first in the first round primary. he was trailing by 134 points. but the lieutenant governor was caught on tape saying, you know, i only supported this one bill to prevent my opponents from getting a gain. there's a lack of trust by conservatives about a lot of politicians. and what kemp is saying here is when it comes right down to it you got to trust somebody who is a real conservative like the rest of us. kemp is an underdog but he is underrated. whoever wins this is like lig to be the next governor of georgia. >> it's fascinating to watch. campaign ads gets better and better like wine. thanks for joining us. >>> coming up, cory le cory lewi and david bossie

they likely will >> that's right, brian brian, thank you thank you to all the traders today as well. our guest hosts hour, senator george mitchell and fred kempenator mitchell, you have been through this before. when you look at north korea and what happened today, again, your best thought as to where we stand right now and what the challenges are >> it took five years in northern ireland and it could very well take longer in north korea. and i think we have to be both persevering and patient. positive where we can be, but i repeat and emphasis vefication and irreversibility are essential. secretary of state pompeo has said that over and over again. and we can't settle for anything less than that i want to thank you for ing with us this morning. he's been our guest host for the last hour. fred kempe has been with us for two hours and will stay with us for the lastour of "squawk box" today we appreciate that but yes, more to come today. >> coming up, andrew has left squawk square. he made it downtown to the tudor investment trading floor he's getting ready for an exclusive interview. andrew, how was your -- did you uber down there? what'd you g