During a Fox News interview Sunday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders claimed that elected officials are likely "not smart enough" to understand President Donald Trump's tax returns if he released them.

It prompted members of Congress to strike back with a bet of their own.

"I’d be happy to take that bet. Try me," said Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL).

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) echoed the sentiment with his own smackdown.

"Maybe she's right because I don't understand why the @GOP tax law increased taxes on middle-class families in my district. Can you help me understand?" he asked, dripping with sarcasm.

"It turns out that when you cap the SALT deduction people’s taxes go up," Casten told Lieu. "Voters in #IL06 were smart enough to figure that out back in November. I bet they could help @presssec understand her boss’ taxes too."

Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-FL) had her own take on the issue, saying that there are members of Congress who have a plethora of experience. She advised that firebombing members with her sneers aren't exactly the way to win friends and influence people.

"Let me remind @PressSec that WE have MA in Political Economy, we are doctors, lawyers, former CIA agents, former Mayors, scientists maybe it’s you who wouldn’t be able to explain? Either way using insulting comments are never a good way to begin this or any conversation," she tweeted Sunday.

Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) agreed, noting that Sanders can hurl insults all she wants but that the president still is required to follow the law, just like every other person in the United States.