2026年9月24日 19:01:33 美国东部时间 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
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埃德·奥基夫 白宫与政治事务资深通讯员
埃德·奥基夫是哥伦比亚广播公司新闻的白宫与政治事务资深通讯员，为该台所有平台供稿。他是报道特朗普总统的团队成员之一，也曾全程报道乔·拜登的四年总统任期。从白宫到竞选活动现场，奥基夫的报道涵盖当下政治动态，以及华盛顿出台的政策如何影响美国乃至全球。
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亚伦·纳瓦罗 数字新闻记者
亚伦·纳瓦罗是哥伦比亚广播公司新闻的数字记者。他曾报道2024年大选，在2021和2022年选举周期中曾任哥伦比亚广播公司新闻政治部门助理制片人。
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一则赞扬特朗普总统的新广告已于周四开始在包括哥伦比亚广播公司在内的全国有线电视和广播电视网络播出，且费用由美国纳税人承担。
首支广告于周三上线，在福克斯新闻频道播出，开篇是特朗普先生的旁白：“我们将击败美国的共产主义、社会主义和马克思主义。”广告配乐采用JMSN的歌曲《爱我》，穿插总统第二任期的随机镜头，屏幕上配有文字。这些照片展示了总统参加集会、赦免火鸡、在装饰着圣诞饰品的白宫里、与国际足联奖杯合影、置身国旗之间、与军方领导人并肩、在泰姬陵外等场景。
广告反复在屏幕上打出“美国永远不会成为共产主义国家”的字样，同时还宣传了其政府的减税政策，以及屏幕文字中对国内制造业和执法部门的广泛支持。广告结尾由终极格斗锦标赛首席执行官达纳·怀特的声音说道：“他是我见过最坚韧、最有韧性的人，没有什么能阻止他为深爱的国家奋力拼搏。”
JMSN在X平台上发文称，并未授权使用《爱我》这首歌。
“任何了解我职业生涯、清楚我的立场和我职业生涯根基的人都应该明白，我绝不会授权将我的音乐用于任何政治议程或竞选活动，”他表示，并指出没有人向他征求过使用该歌曲的许可。
这则广告周三晚间在《杰西·沃特斯黄金时段》节目中播出，并于周四下午播出，屏幕上附有披露声明，表明该广告“由美国政府出资”。
另一则广告回顾了美国逮捕委内瑞拉前总统尼古拉斯·马杜罗及其妻子的事件，片中出现特朗普先生及其内阁高级官员，周四晚间在哥伦比亚广播公司电视台和其他网络平台播出。哥伦比亚广播公司新闻获悉，这些广告有多个版本，时长约30秒和60秒不等。美国政府制作了这些广告内容，并通过广告代理商购买了播出时段。
针对哥伦比亚广播公司新闻有关这则亲特朗普广告的问询，白宫否认这是一则政治广告，并将其称为“公益公告”。
“这些公益公告旨在提醒美国人热爱自己的国家，并理解国家在国内、边境和海外值得捍卫的原因，”白宫发言人说道。“这则广告具有教育意义，且毫不掩饰地充满爱国情怀。我们应该为自己的国家感到自豪。”
一位白宫官员表示，这些公益公告“显然并非政治性的”，并指出“总统不在参选名单上，广告也没有行动号召”。
往届总统也曾发布过公益公告。在拜登政府期间，除特朗普先生外的所有在世总统都曾出现在一则鼓励美国人接种新冠疫苗的公益公告中。
新罕布什尔州民主党参议员玛吉·哈桑致信白宫办公厅主任苏西·怀尔斯，要求提供有关这则广告的播出成本信息，并表示这“引发了人们对特朗普政府使用纳税人资金的深切担忧”。
“这则广告没有明确的官方政府目的，似乎违反了联邦禁令，即不得将拨款资金用于‘旨在帮助某一政党或候选人的一般性宣传活动’，”哈桑写道。她还要求白宫提供有关涉及的承包商、资金来源，以及是否有联邦机构挪用资金用于投放广告的信息。
在另一封致怀尔斯的信中，参众两院的民主党拨款高层领导人要求立即停播该广告，称其违反了联邦法律。
“这种政府宣传或许会在朝鲜出现，而非美利坚合众国，这是对美国人辛勤赚来的税款的恶劣且非法的滥用，”华盛顿州参议员帕蒂·默里、罗德岛州参议员杰克·里德、康涅狄格州众议员罗莎·德劳罗和马里兰州众议员斯坦尼·霍耶写道。
竞选财务专家表示，尽管这则广告因看似竞选广告在社交媒体上引发了审查，但它可能并未违反选举法。
“它似乎并未支持或 endorsed 某位公职候选人，”哥伦比亚大学法学教授理查德·布里福说道。不过，布里福同意哈桑的观点，即存在这则广告可能违反宣传法的疑问。
内华达州民主党参议员杰基·罗森提出一项法案，禁止使用纳税人资金制作包含内阁成员的政治广告。她正试图在周四提出一项修正案，至少针对这则新的特朗普广告的外观和内容进行规范。
凯特琳·伊利克、加布·卡明斯基和阿登·法希为本报道供稿。https://www.cbsnews.com/video/us-government-pro-trump-anti-communist-ad-lavish-xi-welcome-halted-press-ban/
New Trump-focused “Love Me” ad campaign paid for by taxpayers hits airwaves
2026-09-24 19:01:33 EDT / CBS News
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Ed O’Keefe Senior White House and Political Correspondent
Ed O’Keefe is CBS News’ senior White House and political correspondent reporting for all CBS News platforms. He’s part of the team covering President Trump and covered all four years of Joe Biden’s presidency. From the White House to the campaign trail, O’Keefe’s reports stretch from the politics of the moment to how policy enacted in Washington affects the nation and the world.
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Aaron Navarro Digital Reporter
Aaron Navarro is a CBS News digital reporter. He covered the 2024 elections and was previously an associate producer for the CBS News political unit in the 2021 and 2022 election cycles.
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A new ad campaign glorifying President Trump is on the air on national cable and national networks including CBS beginning Thursday, and it’s being paid for by American taxpayers.
The first ad, which hit the airwaves Wednesday and aired on Fox News Channel, opens with Mr. Trump vowing, “We will defeat communism, socialism and Marxism in America.” Set over a soundtrack of JMSN’s song “Love Me,” flash-cut random shots from the president’s second administration appear with text on screen. The photos show the president at rallies, pardoning turkeys, at the White House with Christmas decorations, standing with the FIFA trophy, surrounded by flags, flanked by military leaders, outside the Taj Mahal, and more.
The ad repeatedly flashes “America will never be a communist country” on screen and also touts his administration’s tax cuts and other broad expressions of support for domestic manufacturing and law enforcement in text on screen. It ends with the voice of Dana White, CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, declaring, “He’s the toughest, most resilient (man) I’ve ever met and nothing was going to stop him from fighting so hard for the country he loves.”
In a post on X, JMSN said he did not grant a license for the use of “Love Me.”
“To anybody who has followed my career and knows what I stand for and built my career on, it should go without saying that I would never authorize my music to be used for ANY political agenda or campaign,” he said, and he indicated that no one asked him for permission to use it.
The ad, which appeared Wednesday night during “Primetime with Jesse Watters” and on Thursday afternoon, contains an on-screen disclosure that it was “Paid for by the U.S. Government.”
A second ad that recounts the U.S. capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife and features Mr. Trump and his top Cabinet officials aired on CBS stations and other networks Thursday evening. CBS News has learned that there are multiple versions of the ads, with some 30 seconds long and others 60 seconds. The U.S. government produced the content and paid for the air time through an ad agency.
The White House, in response to CBS News’ inquiries about the pro-Trump ad, denied it was a political ad and called it a “public service announcement.”
“These public service announcements are about reminding Americans to love their country and understand what makes it worth defending, at home, at our borders, and abroad,” a White House spokesperson said. “The ad is educational and unapologetically patriotic. We should be proud of our country.”
A White House official said the PSAs “are clearly not political,” and noted, “The President is not on the ballot and the ads don’t have a call to action.”
Previous presidents have run PSAs, too. During the Biden administration, all of the living presidents except Mr. Trump appeared in a PSA to encourage Americans to obtain a COVID vaccination.
Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire wrote to White House chief of staff Susie Wiles to demand information about the cost of running the ad and said it “raises deep concerns about the Trump Administration’s use of taxpayer dollars.”
“The advertisement does not have a clear official government purpose and appears to run afoul of federal prohibitions against the use of appropriated funds as part of ‘a general propaganda effort designed to aid a political party or candidates,’” Hassan wrote. She also asked the White House for information about the contractors involved, the source of the funding and whether funding was diverted from federal agencies in order to run the ad.
In another letter to Wiles, the top Democratic appropriators in the House and Senate demanded that the ad be immediately pulled from air, saying it was a violation of federal law.
“This is the sort of government propaganda one might expect in North Korea, not the United States of America, and it is an egregious and illegal misuse of Americans’ hard-earned tax dollars,” Sen. Patty Murray of Washington, Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island, Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut and Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland wrote.
Campaign finance experts said the commercial likely does not violate election law, even as it generated scrutiny on social media for appearing to be a campaign ad.
“It doesn’t appear to be supporting or endorsing a candidate for public office,” said Richard Briffault, a law professor at Columbia University. Briffault, however, agreed with Hassan that there are questions about whether it could violate the propaganda law.
Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada has a bill to ban political ads featuring cabinet members that are paid for with tax dollars. She is trying to introduce an amendment to it Thursday to address at least the look and content of this new Trump spot.
Caitlin Yilek, Gabe Kaminsky and Arden Farhi contributed to this report.https://www.cbsnews.com/video/us-government-pro-trump-anti-communist-ad-lavish-xi-welcome-halted-press-ban/
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