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Trump Promises $5,000 Dividend Checks, Speaker Johnson Says Congress Must Approve

The proposal would require congressional approval and could add more than $1 trillion to the federal deficit.

·1 min read·9 outlets

President Donald Trump announced a plan to give every American adult a $5,000 dividend check if Republicans keep control of Congress after the November midterm elections.4,2 Trump said the payments could be made without congressional approval.4,2 House Speaker Mike Johnson said congressional approval is required for the dividend.3,2

Johnson said he would work to get the proposal through Congress despite a narrow Republican majority.2 Several GOP lawmakers expressed doubts about the feasibility and merits of the proposal.5,1 The proposal would cost more than $1 trillion.2

Trump said the payments would be funded by tariffs, investment gains, and other income.2 Johnson said he would commit to finding consensus on the proposal.2 Trump said the checks would happen "100%" after the midterms.4,2

Trump made the announcement at the Republican National Committee midterm convention in Dallas.2 Trump told reporters before departing Ireland that the checks would happen.4 Johnson said Congress would need to act to approve the dividend.3

The proposal would require congressional approval and could add more than $1 trillion to the federal deficit.2

“The 5,000’s going to happen, 100%”
President Donald Trump2
“He’d need Congress to act”
House Speaker Mike Johnson3

媒体意见不一

  • Trump said the checks could be issued without congressional approval; Speaker Johnson said congressional approval is required.4,2,3

为何重要

  • The "Trump Dividend" is a proposed one‑time payment of $5,000 to each adult citizen announced by Trump.4,2

  • The proposal would require funding of over $1 trillion, raising concerns about the federal deficit.2

  • The announcement was made at the Republican National Committee midterm convention in Dallas.2

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