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I keep telling you that new stimulus checks are coming!
And I keep telling you that because President Trump keeps telling you that!
In this case, they’re not really “stimulus checks” as much as they are tariff dividend checks.
In other words, the tariffs are bringing in so much money that its anticipated there will be more money to go around even after aggressive debt pay down and President Trump is saying he wants a portion of that to go to the American people.
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.@POTUS on tariff revenues: “The purpose of what I’m doing is primarily to pay down debt, which will happen in very large quantity — but I think there’s also a possibility that we’re taking in so much money that we may very well make a dividend to the people of America.” pic.twitter.com/d7rytilc37
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) August 5, 2025
TRANSCRIPT:
You know, one of the questions asked of me this morning is, uh,
“You’re gonna make a dividend to the people?”And, uh, the purpose of what I’m doing is primarily to pay down debt,
which will happen in very large quantity.But, uh, I think there’s also a possibility
that we’re taking in so much money
that we may very well make a dividend
to the people of America.
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Here Come the DOGE DIVIDEND Stimmy Checks! pic.twitter.com/Heu88QvjnJ
— Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) August 6, 2025
I’ve been telling you about this for a while….
I first brought you this report below a couple weeks ago.
More details here:
New STIMMY Checks Are Coming — Here’s How Much You Might Get!
Remember Stimulus Checks?
They might just be coming back soon, and one could soon be in your mailbox…
Last time we did Stimulus Checks it was because the Economy was crashing during COVID, people couldn’t work, and it was a bad situation.
This time, however, it’s not because things are bad … it’s because they’re really good.
In fact, it looks like we’re taking in so much money form tariffs that President Trump is looking to pass some of that one to you and me.
We first told you about it last week when we picked up on these very interesting comments from POTUS:
President Trump: “Are You A Citizen? Because You’re Gonna Get a Lot of Money”
Then a few days later a big confirmation:
And now I want to dig into the details.
How much might you get?
Well, that depends on a few different things, but I want to break it all down for you.
And like I usually do when politics and finance meet, I got to one of the best guys in the business, Kevin “MeetKevin” Paffrath for the full breakdown.
Watch here or scroll down for the full text transcript if that’s better for you:
FULL TRANSCRIPT:
Donald Trump just suggested the possibility of a rebate or stimulus check.
Hey everyone, MeetKevin here. Take a look at this. We’ve got Donald Trump. This is where he mentions it. What we’re going to do in this video is calculate how much a stimulus check could be worth in the event Donald Trump gave up, let’s say, one year’s worth of tariff revenue or a half.
And then of course we’ve got to factor in—is there a potential economic risk to that, or is it possible that the stimulus check, if it comes, could come in response to higher unemployment? Who knows?
But let’s listen to this from Donald Trump.
A dead country one year ago. Now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. Don’t you feel it, Mr. President? Mr. President, with all of that revenue coming in, tens and tens of billions of dollars, do you think there’s the possibility of a rebate to the American public in terms of—
Is there a possibility of a rebate to the American public? Sorry, you’ve got the turbine engine, similar engines to what you use in a jet aircraft for the helicopter right behind them. Probably just cooling down the helicopter, getting it ready for him.
Quick fun fact—the turbine engine in a helicopter turns a shaft, whereas in a jet engine on an aircraft, it blows out the back. Anyway, very similar premise though in the engine.
All of that money. We’re thinking about that actually. We have so much money coming in, we’re thinking about a little rebate, but the big thing we want to do is pay down debt. But we’re thinking about a rebate.
That’s a very good—You just made a lot of news. We’re thinking about a rebate because we have so much money coming in.
Listen to Trump. He’s like, “You just made a lot of news. We’ve been thinking about it. We’ve got so much money coming in from tariffs.” We’ll talk about how much in just a moment.
From tariffs—a little rebate for people of a certain income level might be very nice.
That was really it. There were no real other questions, but let’s do a quick calculus on this. So look, if we look at how much income has been collected from tariffs, we could see as of July 22nd, we’ve collected about $104 billion from tariffs.
However, mind you that tariffs really didn’t begin until April so far this year, and they began at a reciprocal level of about 10%. Currently, you’re seeing a lot of trade deals being negotiated at about 19 to 20%, unless you’re getting the quote-unquote buy down for a potential deal with Japan, where you’re seeing tariff rates at about 15%, assuming Japan is willing to finance some businesses in America with cheap or subsidized loans or equity investments into those businesses.
Ignoring all of that, the point is tariff rates today are much higher in practice than they were in April. So considering this, we actually have to increase the amount of tariffs that we potentially expect to receive on an annual basis, assuming there isn’t some large recession or whatever that comes out of a slowdown in the economy and joblessness.
Though ironically, if you had a recession, Trump would probably be more likely to issue stimulus checks than less likely, especially with midterms coming up next year. And Donald Trump really needs to do everything in his power to—I mean, I hate to use the phrase—but distract from the Epstein files and kind of get some of his base happy with him again.
I’m unsure if buying that is going to make people forget, but it might make people happier for sure, especially if it’s a $3,000 stimulus check.
Look at this. One-third of the year so far is about $104 billion. So at an annual rate, that’s about $312 billion in tariffs. However, this includes tariffs at a lower level than 10%, and it only goes through July 22nd. So you’ve got to add at least another week in here. Plus, tariff rates are going to be higher, probably averaging 18-ish%.
So it’s possible that the true annualized rate of tariffs will actually be closer to about $500 billion in revenue.
Donald Trump did suggest that it would be for certain people of a certain income. Obviously, you don’t want to see people making a million dollars a year getting stimulus checks, which has been true for every stimulus check in the past. We usually cut it off somewhere around $125,000 to $150,000 in individual income, potentially household income—it could be as much as $250,000 to $300,000.
But anyway, if you take the top 10% of incomes in America, you find the cutoff line is at about $191,000. This puts about 138 million taxpayers in the lower 90%.
So if you—and this is taxpayers, so keep that in mind. These are individuals. So if you had two taxpayers in a house, even with one filing, that would be two taxpayers. So keep that in mind. This could be per person, right?
If you gave away all of that $500 billion in revenues, that would basically work out to $500 billion over a year divided by 138.4 million taxpayers. That works out to about $3,600 per person.
It’s a little crazy to think about it, but here’s the actual math on it so you can see it in a calculator. $500 billion divided by 138.4 million filers puts us at about $3,612.
So really, if you gave up half of this amount of money, you’d be at about $1,800 per taxpayer.
Now, keep in mind, one of the ways that Donald Trump could sell this is he doesn’t—I don’t think Donald Trump has a benefit doing it in 2025. I think they want to align this with midterms.
Okay. Well, if by midterms next year you end up in, you know, a softer labor market and people are starting to say, “Hey, Donald Trump, your tariffs are weakening the labor market. It’s causing damage,” it would be a great time for Donald Trump to consider that sort of stimulus again.
Especially now, it’ll be inflationary. Don’t get me wrong though. You know, the cycle of government mistakes tend to repeat, but Jerome Powell leaves in May of 2026. So you’re probably honestly going to put a Kevin Hasset in place because somebody like a Kevin Walsh at the Fed, he is less interested in debt at the Fed, but Kevin Hasset will do whatever Donald Trump wants.
Hasset’s the guy who’s just going to bend the knee and go, “I’ll do whatever you want, Mr. Trump.” So I think you’re more likely to see stimulative-style spending under Kevin Hasset. And I think you’re more likely to see it in 2026 before midterms.
Remember, midterms are November of 2026. So I think if this $3,600 or $1,800 stimulus check comes—or whether it’s $1,000 or whatever it is—depending on how they want to brand it, I think they could brand this and say, “Hey, we’ll give away all of the tariff revenue for one year, or we’ll give away half for one year, and then we’ll pay down the debt with the rest.”
Who knows what they end up using for marketing, but I think they will use it as marketing for the midterms. And it’s going to be a way to, sort of, I think for them, play cover for Epstein drama, any weakness in the labor market, any upsetness over tariffs in general. And it’s just sort of a way of maybe buying some of that loyalty.
And both parties do this, right? I mean, it was a motivation for Biden issuing checks. It was a motivation for Gavin Newsom in California issuing what were called the California inflation relief stimulus checks. And we’re like, “Bro, this is just going to cause inflation.”
But you know, politicians and economics—two totally different worlds often. But hey, who cares if it ends up with, you know, money in the bank, so to speak.
So who knows? Donald Trump is known for saying things, and a lot of things get said. So take it all with a grain of salt for right now. I do think, if anything, you have to wait until next year.
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