Donald Trump: ‘We’re getting rich because of tariffs,’ vows $5,000 payout again if Republicans win midterms

Economic Times - Oct 11, 2026

Donald Trump expressed discontent regarding a Supreme Court ruling that he claims diminished federal revenue significantly. He stated that tariffs are crucial for economic growth and domestic manufacturing investments. Trump linked his trade policies to a $5,000 payout proposal to American citizens if Republicans win midterm elections. He highlighted investment commitments by Korean Zinc and General Motors as validation of his economic strategy.

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