You may have noticed that the Democrats are spending a hell of a lot of money right now.

In fact, they're now saying we ought to just get rid of a debt limit and do what we know should be done.

That is the new Democrat line as we are spending money everywhere.

And it's all going to cost you an insane amount of money.

It's not just the money going to Ukraine, but the President today wanted you to get excited because he's sending billions of dollars

to Africa.

Speaking at the U.S. Africa leaders summit, he wanted you to know just how proud he is of how much money he's sending to Africa.

Your tax dollars every bit of this montage that we put together is about your money.

Listen carefully how much money we are now saying to Africa on top of what we're saying to Ukraine.

To start my administration, the MCC has announced new investments of nearly $1.2 billion in Africa.

Working with Congress to invest $350 billion to facilitate more than almost a half of billion dollars in financing to make sure people across Africa can participate in a digital economy.

The $8 billion in public and private finance helped South Africa replace coal-fired power plants.

The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation is investing nearly $370 million in new projects.

$100 million to increase the reliable clean energy for millions of people in South-South Africa.

$20 million to provide financing and fertilizer to help small, holder farmers, particularly women farmers, increase the yields of their crops.

$10 million to support small and medium-sized enterprises that help bring clean drinking water to keep the economy going.

We announced our intention to collectively mobilize $600 billion in the next five years.

A deal worth $2 billion to build solar energy projects in Angola.

$600 million high-speed communications cable that will connect Southeast Asia to Europe via Egypt and the Horn of Africa.

The bottom line is simple. Goods from the port of Kudano to neighboring landlock countries.

We expect the MCC to commit an additional $2.5 billion across Africa in just the next three years.

We're investing to facilitate greater regional trade within Africa, including by investing in infrastructure.

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