2026-10-21T09:54:00-0400 / 哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）新闻
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更新于：2026年10月21日 / 美国东部时间上午10:22 / 哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）新闻
据两名熟悉总统情况的消息人士透露，特朗普总统已就将白宫记者团迁至另一栋大楼的可能性进行了讨论——这一举措可能会加剧特朗普与新闻机构在报道和采访权限问题上的冲突。
其中一名消息人士向哥伦比亚广播公司新闻透露，总统的外部盟友在最近几周推动了这一想法，其中包括特朗普前战略家史蒂夫·班农。
两名消息人均表示，目前尚未作出最终决定。
《纽约时报》最先报道了相关讨论。
白宫通讯主任史蒂文·张在一份声明中表示：“美国民众理所当然地不信任假新闻媒体，因为他们基于谎言和甚至根本不了解任何相关信息的消息源编造报道。……所有选项都仍在考虑范围内，我们将在适当的时候发布公告。”
一个多世纪以来，记者们一直在白宫大楼内拥有专属办公区域。目前的新闻发布室建于尼克松政府时期，取代了始建于富兰克林·D·罗斯福总统任期内的游泳池。
但上月末，特朗普在Truth Social平台上发布了一张对比照片，暗示新闻发布室可能会被改回游泳池。
在特朗普首届任期就职前，政府官员曾提出将记者团迁出大楼的想法，称此举旨在通过使用白宫建筑群中更宽敞的区域，而非西翼狭小拥挤的空间，来扩大采访渠道。时任新任白宫办公厅主任雷恩斯·普里伯斯告诉美国全国广播公司（NBC）新闻，政府曾讨论在紧邻西翼的艾森豪威尔行政办公楼举办新闻发布会。
但特朗普最终并未落实该计划，他在2017年就职典礼前两天对福克斯新闻表示：“媒体反应激烈，所以我说‘那就不搬了’。”
在特朗普政府与记者就白宫采访权限发生一年多的争执后，这一想法似乎再次浮现。
上个月，特朗普试图将美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）、MS NOW和《政客》杂志赶出白宫园区，指责它们报道不公。这三家媒体的记者曾短暂无法进入白宫大楼，但一名联邦法官恢复了它们的记者证，认定该禁令可能违反了第一修正案以及这些新闻机构的正当程序权利。
特朗普政府仍在不定期阻止CNN参与电视联合采访池——这一由五家电视台组成的团队轮流报道总统出行和活动，并向其他新闻机构提供视频素材。
（美国有线电视新闻网和哥伦比亚广播公司新闻均属于斯坎德集团，该集团是派拉蒙与华纳兄弟探索公司合并后成立的母公司。）
一年多前，白宫禁止美联社进入椭圆形办公室和其他一些区域，原因是该通讯社拒绝使用特朗普偏好的“美国海湾”一词来指代墨西哥湾。
五角大楼也收紧了媒体采访权限。去年，军方要求记者签署一系列限制条款——包括承诺不“刺探”敏感信息——以维持每日进入五角大楼的权限。大多数新闻机构拒绝签署新规定并撤离了大楼。
今年早些时候一名法官裁定五角大楼的媒体限制条款无效后，军方宣布将彻底不再允许记者无陪同进入大楼。
五角大楼首席发言人肖恩·帕内尔表示，“将在五角大楼外但仍属于五角大楼园区的附属设施内建立一个新的、经过改进的媒体工作区。”
Trump weighs moving White House press corps out of building
2026-10-21T09:54:00-0400 / CBS News
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Updated on: October 21, 2026 / 10:22 AM EDT / CBS News
President Trump has discussed the possibility of moving the White House press corps to another building, according to two people close to the president — a move that could escalate Mr. Trump’s clashes with news organizations over coverage and access.
Outside allies of the president have pushed the idea in recent weeks, including former Trump strategist Steve Bannon, one source told CBS News.
No final decisions have been made, according to both sources.
The discussions were first reported by The New York Times.
White House communications director Steven Cheung said in a statement: “America is rightly distrustful of the fake news media because they fabricate stories based off lies and sources who are not even privy to any type of information. … All options remain on the table, and we will make an announcement when appropriate.”
Reporters have had dedicated workspaces in the White House building for more than a century. The current press briefing room was constructed during the Nixon administration, replacing a swimming pool that dated back to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency.
But late last month, Mr. Trump posted a before-and-after image to Truth Social that suggested the briefing room could be turned back into a swimming pool.
Ahead of Mr. Trump’s first term, administration officials floated the idea of moving the press corps out of the building, framing it as a bid to broaden access by using a roomier part of the White House complex rather than the small, cramped spaces in the West Wing. Incoming chief of staff Reince Priebus told NBC News the administration had discussed holding news conferences in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, which is adjacent to the West Wing.
Mr. Trump ultimately did not follow through with the plans, telling Fox News two days before his 2017 inauguration: “The press went crazy, so I said, ‘Let’s not move it.’”
The idea has appeared to reemerge after more than a year of disputes between the Trump administration and journalists over access to the White House.
Last month, Mr. Trump attempted to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House complex, accusing them of unfair coverage. Journalists from all three outlets were briefly unable to access the building, but a federal judge reinstated their press credentials, finding the ban likely violated the First Amendment and the news outlets’ right to due process.
The Trump administration has continued to periodically block CNN from participating in the television press pool, a group of five networks that cover the president’s travel and events on a rotating basis and provide video to other news organizations.
(CNN and CBS News are both part of Skydance, the parent company formed by the merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery.)
More than a year ago, the White House prevented the Associated Press from accessing the Oval Office and some other spaces because the wire service declined to refer to the Gulf of Mexico by Mr. Trump’s preferred term, the Gulf of America.
The Pentagon has also clamped down on press access. Last year, the military required reporters to sign onto a set of restrictions — including a promise not to “solicit” sensitive information — in order to maintain daily access to the Pentagon. Most news organizations declined to sign the new rules and vacated the building.
After a judge struck down the Pentagon’s press restrictions earlier this year, the military announced it would stop allowing reporters to enter the building unescorted altogether.
Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said a “new and improved press workspace will be established in an annex facility outside the Pentagon, but still on Pentagon grounds.”
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