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Peter Schiff Questions Trump’s $5,000 Dividend As US 'Debt Has Grown by Almost $4 Trillion' — Howard Lutnick Says the Payout Won’t Come From Taxpayers

Sep 12, 2026, 5:13 AMAnanya Gairola

Schiff challenges Trump’s proposes dividend over national debt, while Lutnick insists the payout can be funded without taxpayer money.

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