. >> emily randall is more than one of 60 new members. she sterved in the washington senate and talks about her career which includes work as a community organizer. >> i work in nonprofit health care and building community support for expanding health care access for kids, for women, lgbtq folks. i worked for planned parenthood and ran for office in 2018. >> you were born in seattle area. what was it like growing up there, who were your key influencer? >> i grew up in the house that my mom grew up in. i'm the first in my family to go to college. my role models my family that worked in the trades. they were my indicators and faith leaders. my grandma was a hospital health keeper and moon lighter. at that time she spoke spanish and made sure they knew what they needed to know from a doctor. and that taking care of your neighbors no matter what. >> did you hear politics being discussed growing up? >> my dad is republican and my mom is a democrat. we had vibrant kitchen table conversations. but i didn't really know my elected leaders. i didn'

of virginia, bob under of missouri, wesley bell of missouri, rob bresnahan of pennsylvania, and emily randallf washington. >> one of more than 60 members of the u.s. house is democrat eugene vindman. he was born in the ukraine and after a career in the u.s. military and government service, old elected office for the first time. he is also the brother of alexander vindman, who came to national attention in 2019 when he testified before congress on president donald trump's relationship with ukraine. >> i spent 25 years in the military, serving this country. even after i retired, i continued serving in a different capacity, investigating more crimes in ukraine. after our fantastic representative, abigail spanberger, retired, there was an opportunity to continue to serve during a time when i thought the election coming up was critical. decided to throw my hat in the ring. and things worked out. >> like your brother, alexander, who made so much news, you were born in ukraine. tell me the story of how you came to america. >> alex and i are identical twins. we have an older brother. the five of us,

. >> emily randall is more than one of 60 new members. she sterved in the washington senate and talks about her career which includes work as a community organizer. >> i work in nonprofit health care and building community support for expanding health care access for kids, for women, lgbtq folks. i worked for planned parenthood and ran for office in 2018. >> you were born in seattle area. what was it like growing up there, who were your key influencer? >> i grew up in the house that my mom grew up in. i'm the first in my family to go to college. my role models my family that worked in the trades. they were my indicators and faith leaders. my grandma was a hospital health keeper and moon lighter. at that time she spoke spanish and made sure they knew what they needed to know from a doctor. and that taking care of your neighbors no matter what. >> did you hear politics being discussed growing up? >> my dad is republican and my mom is a democrat. we had vibrant kitchen table conversations. but i didn't really know my elected leaders. i didn'