Pushkin. This is talk easy. I'm San by Congressman Maxwell Frost. In what was a landslide election this past November,

Frost was chosen to represent Florida's 10th Congressional District, a seat previously occupied by

Val Demings.

The win made Frost at age 26, the first Gen Z member of Congress, a Congress that has an average age of 58 years old.

But what Congressman Frost may lack in years, he actually makes up for an experience.

Growing up in Orlando, Frost began organizing on behalf of gun reform

in the aftermath of Sandy Hook Elementary, where 20 children and six teachers were killed.

Although he was only a sophomore in high school, he quickly joined forces with the New Town

Action Alliance. a grassroots program dedicated

to reversing the gun violence epidemic in America.

As the epidemic escalated in the years to follow.

Frost worked for the ACLU,

was the National Organizing Director of March for Our Lives,

and then finally, a member of Bernie Sanders Advanced

team in his 2020 presidential bid.

Frost brings all of these experiences to the 118th Congress, but he also brings the experience of his generation.

Occupy Trayvon Martin, Parkland, Pulse, a global pandemic,

Brianna Taylor, George Floyd,

we come from a trauma-filled generation, Frost says, and despite that, we want

to be part of the solution.

But how he actually intends to do that and an increasingly fractured Congress, led by Speaker Kevin McCarthy,

is something we get into in our conversation.

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