Rep. Anna Paulina Luna

I'm like, oh, another hit piece.

I don't care.

But it was my mom and what she was subjected to.

And I was like, my mom is really cool.

She put herself through law school when I was in high school.

She left an abusive marriage.

She has come a long way.

And so for her to be treated like that, it's just like one thing in politics.

You leave the family out of it.

It's gross.

I prefer debating on ideology.

It tends to be the best.

But people always – it's like in fighting.

You can't like just go and sucker punch someone.

It's kind of like the same thing and that was kind of – they tried to sucker punch me and I was like – Jackie Chan it up.

It's a lot interesting how Congress functions when the cameras are off.

And I think people would definitely change their opinion because a lot of people will do it for clicks, ratings.

And social media has not helped with that because people are looking for what can go viral next.

There's like this viral thing.

theory that people you know they think that they can only be successful in their policy or their argument whether it's committee hearings or whatever they want that clip that they can post and they get notoriety for so social media has been both a blessing and a curse in this social media sphere because or in the political sphere because you can get your information out directly to the american people using it and refute bad information but then there's also this aspect of like i wish people could see the conversations that take place behind the scenes because it wouldn't be so inflammatory