lieutenant coughlin as tennessee's second district, march 2023, veteran of the month. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to lay out a few facts about the debt ceiling. raising the debt ceiling is about meeting obligations the government has already made and has nothing to do with new spending. since world war i, we have raised the debt ceiling after every -- for every single president. every single president. so let's remember a few facts. the national debt under the trump administration rose significantly by $8 trillion. ms. garcia: a total, roughly of 25% of the entire debt at the time he left office. that's one quarter of the entire debt. by president trump. republicans voted three times, three times, to raise the debt l

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well, joining me now is the defence editor of the telegraph con coughlin. the situation in the ukraine is escalate public interest actually decreasing . i heard actually decreasing. i heard about someone who wanted have fundraiser for ukraine and he can't get anybody to sponsor it. now all we getting ukrainian fatigue do you think . good fatigue do you think. good afternoon angela . good to be afternoon angela. good to be with you. i think there's always a risk of this. and i think, you know, when look at the impact the ukraine conflict had on the everyday lives and family budgets of ordinary people. of course , going to get sick and course, going to get sick and tired of it . they the increase tired of it. they the increase energy bills, the increase shopping bills, etc. people want to get on with their lives . but to get on with their lives. but i think at heart the british people do understand that there's an important principle at stake , which is the defence at stake, which is the defence of democracy . and that is why of democracy. and that is why pol

now, let's speak to con coughlin, defence editor daily joining us editor at the daily joining us onceme . we're still awaiting this time. we're still awaiting this major russian spring offensive . major russian spring offensive. it doesn't seem to be happening being sort of bogged down in in mud. and we've even got ukrainian drones heading towards the kremlin. it seems . yes the kremlin. it seems. yes i mean, the conflict is taking a very interesting turn . first of very interesting turn. first of all, as you said, the long, long awaited russian , if it is awaited russian, if it is happening, nobody seems be no shame because the weather's turned a lot of russian towns are bogged down in the mud which is what happened last year if you remember what monday started the invasion in february last year , the whole just ground to a year, the whole just ground to a halt very quickly because of the weather which is the thought the commanders sort of thought about . but also, you're a sort of change of attitude by the ukrainians for the past year , ukrainians for the past year, the ukrainian fo

i hope we can bring con coughlin back in. yes. on what james probably had say there. yes, so had to say there. but yes, so basically billion. how much basically 5 billion. how much of this just going mopping up this just going to be mopping up what already essentially this just going to be mopping up what to already essentially this just going to be mopping up what to ukraine dy essentially this just going to be mopping up what to ukraine in essentially this just going to be mopping up what to ukraine in ordertially this just going to be mopping up what to ukraine in order to lly given to ukraine in order to have itself have ukraine defend itself against russians ? well, against the russians? well, nearly half is the answer. right. but as i saying right. but as i was saying earlier, if this money does not address the structural problems, all the armed forces have, the navy doesn't have enough warships. the raaf doesn't have enough fighters. you just referred to the squadron that's down in the falklands . but we down in the falklan