Donald Trump will deliver a televised speech, promising 2,000 dollars to poor Americans, funded by revenue from customs duties.

Donald Trump has announced that he will address the nation on Wednesday evening, in a televised speech from the White House, without specifying the subject. However, he is expected to reiterate the promise to provide $2,000 to poor Americans, using revenue from tariffs.

Trump stated that last year was "excellent" for the country and emphasized that he will distribute dividends from tariff revenues, estimating that hundreds of millions of dollars will be available by mid-2026. The proposal to offer $2,000 checks comes in a complex economic context, considering the national debt of over $38 trillion and the increase in tariff revenues. This could significantly influence the financial situation of low- and middle-income Americans.