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Trump responds to Elon Musk's plan for thousands in 'DOGE dividends' to be refunded to Americans

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Published 16:41 20 Feb 2025 GMT

Trump responds to Elon Musk's plan for thousands in 'DOGE dividends' to be refunded to Americans

The president seems to be in favor of Musk's plan to give 20% of savings to taxpayers

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