georgia. because we know that our fates are yoked together in the south. when georgia does something. mississippi, alabama, louisiana rises we all rice together. to lead georgia and to have her support behind me is an extraordinary moment and i just want to say thank you to mrs. evers for all you've done not only for mississippi but for america. >> well i thank you. i thank you so much. i'm sorry. >> and ms. evers. i wanted to talk to you because a lot of people don't know that stacey brarms is mississippi. it's the state that captured the sort of lur i had imagination of the united states because of its really difficult history including you and your husband's fights for voting rights. is there something happening in the south that the rest of the country missed? a change of a sense of urgency, a revival of the fanny lou hammer, myrlie evers tradition? is that come back? >> i'm not sure it's ever left.