特朗普：考虑将DOGE省下的20%资金分发给美国人，20%用于偿还债务

Odaily Odaily News reports that US President Trump stated that he is considering distributing 20% of the funds saved from the Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) to Americans, and using 20% to pay off debt. (Gold Ten)

Trump: Consider distributing 20% of DOGE savings to Americans and 20% to repay debts

Odaily reported that according to Solid Intel, Musk plans to discuss with Trump using government reserves to distribute a $5,000 <Doge> dividend to American citizens.

Market News: Musk plans to discuss with Trump about giving Americans $5,000 DOGE dividends

Here is the English translation, with <> elements retained as is:

The news from Mars Finance reports that U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen stated that Musk's Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) is dedicated to making the federal government more efficient, and American taxpayers need not worry about the security of their personal data. Yellen said in an interview with Fox News on Tuesday that so far, the DOGE team has identified about $50 billion in savings. "So this is a good start," she added, noting that the cost-cutting efforts could eventually save "a few percentage points of GDP" for us. However, the DOGE team's attempt to access the data of a wide range of taxpayers, including individuals, has raised privacy concerns among Democratic lawmakers. Yellen said American taxpayers "do not need to be concerned about these things." According to a Bloomberg report last Sunday, a team from DOGE is seeking this data, but has not yet accessed it. Yellen stated that an IRS employee "was just looking at an outdated IT system, and that's all they were doing." Yellen mentioned that the Treasury Department has two employees with "read-only access" to the payment system, meaning they have no ability to make any changes. "There are very strict safeguards on them," she said. Democratic senators have broadly criticized Yellen for a "lack of transparency" about DOGE staff's work on the U.S. payment system. Last month, the newly formed DOGE was granted access to the Treasury Department's payment system. This led to the sudden departure of a senior civil servant who had tried to block this action. Additionally, attorneys general from 19 states and three unions have also filed lawsuits to prevent DOGE from accessing this sensitive system.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Benson: Musk's DOGE has saved about $50 billion and may eventually save several percentage points of GDP

Odaily reported that according to the official website, the U.S. Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) has saved approximately $55 billion in federal spending so far.