2026年9月1日 美国东部时间10:19 / 福克斯新闻
自2022年以来，随着制作业务迁出好莱坞，娱乐行业已流失4.9万个工作岗位
作者：亚历克斯·米勒 福克斯新闻
发布于2026年9月1日 美国东部时间10:19am
好莱坞人才外流：特朗普的税收激励政策能否挽救影视就业？
唐纳德·特朗普总统提议推出联邦税收激励政策，以重振好莱坞，将娱乐行业的工作岗位带回美国。劳伦斯·琼斯、安斯利·厄尔哈特和布莱恩·基尔米德在《福克斯与朋友们》节目中讨论了行业对此的反应。
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唐纳德·特朗普总统最坚定的政治对手之一，如今在拯救好莱坞的共同目标下与他达成了共识。
多年来，好莱坞的就业岗位持续流失，其他州和国家纷纷以优惠政策吸引影视项目离开这个一个多世纪以来美国娱乐业的核心地带，特朗普因此提议为好莱坞的影视制作提供激励政策。
而曾牵头对特朗普发起第一次弹劾、自特朗普连任以来始终强烈反对他的加利福尼亚州联邦参议员亚当·希夫（民主党），也对这一想法表示支持。
希夫抨击特朗普的华盛顿印地车赛言论适得其反，车手指出其言论自相矛盾
唐纳德·特朗普总统在寻求激励影视产业回归好莱坞的过程中，找到了一位意外的盟友：加利福尼亚州联邦参议员亚当·希夫（民主党）。（福克斯新闻）
“我完全赞同总统的观点，”希夫在X平台上说道。“国会应立即审议并通过一项联邦影视税收激励法案，将我们流失到其他国家的高薪工作岗位带回来。”
“让我们两党携手合作——共和党人和民主党人——共同完成这件事，将电影魔法重新带回美国，”他补充道。
过去几年，受新冠疫情和流媒体泡沫破裂的影响，好莱坞作为娱乐巨头的地位受到了冲击。
根据美国劳工统计局的数据，自2022年以来，该行业已流失4.9万个工作岗位。
派拉蒙威胁撤离加州，因民主党总检察长的反垄断诉讼阻碍华纳兄弟并购案
特朗普在与美国好莱坞特别大使演员乔恩·沃伊特会面后，在Truth Social平台上表示，他有意推出联邦税收激励政策，阻止好莱坞的人才流失。
特朗普敦促国会两党领导人立即着手解决这一问题，“制定立法，挽救美国的电影、电视和娱乐产业”。
“国会应立即批准一项联邦制作激励政策，为美国创造娱乐行业就业岗位。这一政策可以快速、精准、高效地推行，更重要的是，它将惠及全美国，”特朗普说道。
但这一计划面临不少实际困难：9月国会的议事日程已经排满，10月整月将用于中期选举竞选活动，11月华盛顿将正式迎来国会跛脚鸭会议期。
比尔·马赫、伍迪·哈里森抨击加州营商环境，称该州“活该被骂”
加利福尼亚州州长加文·纽瑟姆于2025年10月28日在萨克拉门托出席新闻发布会。（弗雷德·格里夫斯/路透社）
特朗普指出，影视制作业务已经迁往美国其他地区和海外，导致好莱坞陷入“彻底的灾难”。
加州在为影视行业提供税收减免方面落后于其他州和国家。鉴于疫情后就业岗位大幅减少，加州议会已将加州影视税收减免计划的预算提高一倍多，达到7.5亿美元，并附加了额外优惠政策，以吸引影视制作重返加州。
但加州州长加文·纽瑟姆削弱了这一计划，他在未来三年内设置了500万美元的州企业税收减免上限。
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即便加州已采取措施吸引影视制作重返好莱坞，该州仍落后于佐治亚州和纽约州——这两个州分别为影视制作提供了超过10亿美元和约8亿美元的税收减免。加拿大和英国也提供了丰厚的税收优惠，完全将影视制作业务从美国吸引走。
“在那里（好莱坞）没有任何激励政策，这对加州造成了严重打击，”特朗普说道。“乔恩和行业内许多其他人都建议我们推出联邦税收激励政策，让我们的影视制作业务‘再次伟大’，或许比以往任何时候都更强大！”
亚历克斯·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道的记者，负责报道美国参议院事务。
Trump finds unlikely ally in longtime arch nemesis as Hollywood bleeds jobs
September 1, 2026 10:19am EDT / Fox News
The entertainment industry has lost 49,000 jobs since 2022 as production moves out of Hollywood
By Alex Miller Fox News
Published September 1, 2026 10:19am EDT
Hollywood exodus: Could Trump tax incentives save film jobs?
President Donald Trump proposes federal tax incentives to revitalize Hollywood and bring entertainment jobs back to America. Lawrence Jones, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade discuss the industry’s response on ‘Fox & Friends.’
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One of President Donald Trump’s most persistent political foes has found common ground with him in their shared push to save Hollywood.
Trump wants to incentivize film and television production in Hollywood after years of job loss and other states and countries enticing projects to leave what has been the heart of entertainment in the U.S. for more than a century.
And Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., who once led the first impeachment against Trump and has maintained a strong opposition to him since he retook office, is on board with the idea.
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President Donald Trump has found an unlikely ally in his pursuit of incentives to bring back the film industry to Hollywood: Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif.(Fox News)
“I am in strong agreement with the President,” Schiff said on X. “Congress should immediately take up and pass a federal film tax incentive to bring back these good-paying jobs that we’ve lost to other countries.”
“Let’s work together — Republicans and Democrats — to get this done, and bring the movie magic back to America,” he continued.
Hollywood’s stature as an entertainment colossus has taken a hit over the last few years following the COVID-19 pandemic and the burst of the streaming bubble.
The industry has lost 49,000 jobs since 2022, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Trump said on Truth Social after meeting with the actor Jon Voight, who serves as the U.S. special ambassador to Hollywood, that he was interested in launching federal tax incentives to stop the bleeding from Tinseltown.
Trump is urging Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress to tackle the issue immediately to “craft Legislation to save the Movie, Television, and Entertainment Business in America.”
“Congress should approve, immediately, a Federal Production Incentive to create Entertainment Jobs in America. It can be done quickly, accurately, efficiently and, importantly, will benefit ALL of America,” Trump said.
That comes with its own headaches, given Congress’ truncated schedule during September, the entire month of October being dedicated to campaigning for midterm elections and November officially launching the lame duck session of Congress in Washington, D.C.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom appears at a news conference in Sacramento, on Oct. 28, 2025.(Fred Greaves/Reuters)
Trump noted that film and television production has moved elsewhere in the country and abroad, leaving Hollywood a “complete and total disaster.”
California is lagging behind other states and countries in its tax breaks for the industry. Recognizing the substantial post-pandemic drop in jobs, the state Legislature moved to more than double California’s Film & Television Tax Credit Program to $750 million, with sweeteners baked in to get productions to relocate back to California.
That program was undermined by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, however, when he installed a $5 million state corporate tax credit cap over the next three years.
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Even with the strides taken to attract productions back to Hollywood, California is still behind Georgia and New York, which allocate more than $1 billion and roughly $800 million, respectively, in tax breaks for productions. Canada and the United Kingdom also offer generous tax breaks, attracting production away from the U.S. entirely.
“There is no incentive to be there, and it is hurting California very badly,” Trump said. “Jon, and many others in the Industry, are suggesting we do Federal Tax Incentives in order to Make our Movie and Television Production Business GREAT AGAIN, perhaps GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE!”
Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.
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