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Trump says US may have less debt than thought because of fraud
- Donald Trump stated that the United States may have less debt than previously thought, suggesting potential fraud related to debt payments.
- The U.S. Treasury reports a public debt of $36.2 trillion, which is significant in the global financial system.
- Trump has assigned Elon Musk's efficiency team to identify fraud and wasteful spending in the federal government, causing disruptions in several agencies.
- A federal judge temporarily blocked Musk's team from accessing certain government systems due to privacy concerns, leading to new payment protocols.
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Trump says US may have less debt than thought because of fraud - Regional Media News
By Jeff Mason and Andy Sullivan U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday said the United States may carry less debt than thought and said it could be because of fraud related to debt payments. Trump made his comments to reporters aboard Air Force One while flying to the Super Bowl in New Orleans. The United States currently has $36.2 trillion public debt outstanding, according to the U.S. Treasury, which plays a central role in the global financial…
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