2026年11月5日 美国东部时间上午6:00 / CBS新闻
据几名匿名现任及前顾问透露，在特朗普总统即将进入总统任期最后两年之际，他预计会将更多精力投入到总统图书馆的建设中，而该图书馆已成为企业及盟友资金流入的热门项目。
“他无疑清楚，图书馆建设的关键时期已经到来，而且他会全力推进，”一名白宫高级官员表示。另一名政府官员称，在当前的跛脚鸭时期（指总统任期最后几个月），特朗普将专注于“所有他能掌控的事项，也就是：建设。”
11月选举中民主党大获全胜后，将在1月掌控国会的民主党议员已承诺调查该图书馆的资金状况。
“为他的个人面子项目提供资金的捐赠者，必须向新的国会多数派交代，”马萨诸塞州民主党参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦告诉CBS新闻。
3月，特朗普公布了位于迈阿密市区捐赠地块上一栋47层大楼的设计效果图。图中展示了金色自动扶梯、一架全尺寸“空军一号”专机，以及他在2024年7月宾夕法尼亚州巴特勒的暗杀未遂事件后高举拳头的巨型雕像。但随后他对记者表示，自己“并不‘主张建造图书馆或博物馆’”，称该建筑“很可能会成为一家酒店”，与他的基金会去年向美国国税局（IRS）描述的传统图书馆定位截然不同。
由唐纳德·J·特朗普总统图书馆基金会负责出资的该项目为非营利组织，在佛罗里达州注册，由特朗普的儿子埃里克·特朗普和女婿迈克尔·布劳斯运营。据CBS新闻获取的该基金会2025年10月向IRS提交的申请显示，其预计到2027年底将筹集9.5亿美元资金，其中仅2027年一年就需筹集6亿美元。这一筹款规模远超特朗普前任在任职这一阶段的筹款金额。
数千万美元资金已来自与特朗普达成诉讼和解的媒体及科技公司。据某筹款门户页面显示，该非营利组织还通过一家董事会成员包含小唐纳德·特朗普的支付处理公司接收捐款。此外，特朗普曾表示，卡塔尔去年捐赠给美国的豪华波音747飞机——目前已作为“空军一号”使用——将被用于该图书馆，不过埃里克·特朗普和白宫此后均表示，该计划尚未最终确定。
最近几笔资金来自试图讨好特朗普的人。《纽约邮报》报道，在特朗普威胁切断其核心政治顾问克里斯·拉奇维塔和詹姆斯·布莱尔的关系（原因是两人为波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那的一个亲俄政党提供咨询服务）后，这两人将从该工作中获得的报酬捐给了该图书馆。
一周后，《纽约时报》报道称，特朗普曾告知助手及盟友，要求其前私人律师阿琳娜·哈巴·米尔顿将一份价值5000万美元以上合同的部分款项捐赠给该图书馆或其他与特朗普相关的实体。该媒体称，哈巴·米尔顿的这份合同是与一名委内瑞拉商人的家族旗下公司签订的，而特朗普在1月特赦了该商人。
当被CBS新闻问及是否计划将部分报酬捐给图书馆时，哈巴·米尔顿通过短信回复了一个“哈哈”的表情符号。（几秒后她删除了该表情符号，并拒绝置评。）
一位匿名的前特朗普顾问表示，在中期选举结束后，捐赠者已被安排用于“美国250周年庆典”和白宫宴会厅项目，目前图书馆是唯一的筹款重点。由特朗普盟友运营的超级政治行动委员会MAGA Inc.，在9月初拥有超过4亿美元用于中期选举期间给共和党候选人的支出。其12月提交的文件将显示该委员会手头剩余现金的多少。
“图书馆是他能从他人手中榨取资金的最后几个渠道之一，”这位前顾问表示，“这就是商人会做的事。他就是在创造机会。”
在周二民主党横扫参众两院后，预计该图书馆将面临更严格的审查。1月开始，民主党议员将有权传唤记录并强制要求作证。众议院监督委员会的民主党首席议员、来自加利福尼亚州的罗伯特·加西亚在选举结果公布后，在社交媒体平台X上向白宫发出了两个词的警告：“找律师。”
“大公司和外国政府不应该通过向总统图书馆捐款来换取在华盛顿的影响力，”沃伦告诉CBS新闻，并补充称，她将对该图书馆展开调查，“任何不当行为都必须被问责。”
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特朗普总统图书馆的设计效果图。特朗普通过X发布
该图书馆已因特朗普公布的展示这架捐赠飞机的计划而受到审查。2025年由国防部长皮特·赫格斯和卡塔尔国防事务国务大臣索德·本·阿卜杜拉赫曼·阿勒萨尼签署的飞机备忘录显示，这是一笔“无条件捐赠”。但当美国接收并将这架卡塔尔飞机用作“空军一号”的问题被提出后，时任司法部长帕姆·邦迪裁定，该捐赠可附加条件，要求在2029年1月1日前将飞机移交至图书馆基金会，时间约为特朗普卸任前三周。
8月，埃里克·特朗普告诉NBC新闻，展示这架飞机“目前不在计划内”，称取而代之的将是一架退役的“空军一号”专机。
一位匿名卡塔尔官员告诉CBS新闻，特朗普卸任后这架飞机的去向并非卡塔尔的关切。“这是美国人需要处理的事情，”该官员表示。
白宫拒绝就图书馆及关于这架飞机或酒店的任何最终决定是否已做出的问题置评，并将问题转交至该基金会，而该基金会也未回应置评请求。
“特朗普总统图书馆将成为世界上最宏伟的建筑之一，也是特朗普总统对美国及其人民产生的不可磨灭影响的生动见证，”白宫发言人戴维斯·英格尔在一份声明中表示。
来自特朗普起诉过的公司的数千万美元
该图书馆的非营利筹款架构经历了两次调整。第一笔架构是唐纳德·J·特朗普总统图书馆基金，于2024年12月在佛罗里达州注册成立，此前几天美国广播公司新闻（ABC News）同意支付1500万美元，以解决一桩诽谤诉讼——该诉讼源于主播乔治·斯蒂芬诺在直播中错误声称，特朗普曾被判对作家E·让·卡罗尔犯有强奸罪。陪审团最终裁定特朗普对性侵行为负有责任。
其他和解协议接踵而至。因特朗普在国会山骚乱后被封禁账号，元平台（Meta）同意向该图书馆支付2200万美元。埃隆·马斯克的X平台支付1000万美元，以解决特朗普与其他原告的类似诉讼。派拉蒙环球公司则因剪辑与当时副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯的《60分钟》采访，向该图书馆支付1600万美元。该和解是在派拉蒙与斯盖当斯传媒（Skydance Media）合并之前达成的，合并后的斯盖当斯正是CBS新闻的母公司。
彼时，目前的基金会已于2025年5月在佛罗里达州成立，埃里克·特朗普、布劳斯以及曾为特朗普代理的律师詹姆斯·凯利被列为受托人。该基金在9月因未提交所需年度报告而解散。成立首笔基金的律师雅各布·罗斯拒绝置评。
3月，沃伦参议员、理查德·布伦塔尔参议员以及梅兰妮·斯坦斯伯里众议员要求这四家公司提供其付款细节。ABC新闻表示，其1500万美元仍存于特朗普律师事务所托管账户中，自2024年12月以来一直等待释放给该基金会。派拉蒙称已支付1600万美元，但未说明支付对象。Meta表示2200万美元“已指定”用于该图书馆，但未说明是否已支付或支付至何处；而X平台则以保密为由，未透露其1000万美元和解金额中有多少用于该图书馆。
特朗普6月提交的财务披露文件显示，来自ABC新闻、Meta和派拉蒙的5650万美元和解金已支付给该基金会。其中X平台的800万美元已支付给特朗普本人，但未说明是否有部分资金用于该基金会。该基金会2025年10月向佛罗里达州慈善监管机构提交的文件（其将该文件标注为预算方案）预计收入为5000万美元，支出约600万美元。
Meta和ABC新闻均拒绝置评。X平台未回应置评请求。斯盖当斯的一位发言人将CBS新闻的问题转交至该公司2025年7月宣布和解的声明，该声明称1600万美元包括原告的法律费用和开支，其余部分将用于特朗普未来的总统图书馆，且不会支付给他个人。
这些和解并非唯一的大额捐赠。日本投资巨头软银在7月向国会表示，其于1月向该基金会捐赠5000万美元，用于支持一项美日关系主题的图书馆展览。两个月后，特朗普的能源部宣布将俄亥俄州一处前铀浓缩厂的联邦土地出租给软转子公司SB Energy的一家子公司，用于建设数据中心园区，该公司称这将是全球最大的人工智能数据中心。
能源部的一位发言人表示，该机构于2月26日与该公司签署了租赁协议，约在软银向图书馆基金会捐赠的一个月后。他们补充称，一个当地开发团体于2024年10月首次提出该项目，之后软银在2025年秋季获得了租赁权。软银未回应置评请求。
图书馆还是酒店？
该图书馆基金会的文件未透露其运营的其他细节。在佛罗里达州注册为慈善机构时，该基金会表示其高管预计不会领取薪酬。但在向IRS提交的申请中，该基金会表示将向其领导层支付薪酬。其预计2025年将支出40万美元用于薪酬，2027年将升至120万美元。该基金会章程规定受托人不得领取薪酬，但其他职位可获得报酬。埃里克·特朗普既是受托人，也是该基金会的主席。
该基金会告诉CBS新闻，预计将在11月15日前提交涵盖2025财年的财务披露文件。当被问及埃里克·特朗普是否会获得薪酬时，该基金会未回应。
图书馆的筹款工作由自2016年起就与特朗普合作的梅雷迪思·奥罗克领导。
该基金会还通过PSQ Impact筹集资金，这是PublicSquare运营的一个捐赠平台，PublicSquare的董事会成员包括小唐纳德·特朗普。该基金会的捐赠页面称，捐款将“有助于保存重要档案、推广公民教育，并激励后代”。根据美国证券交易委员会的文件，小唐纳德·特朗普自2024年8月起每月从PublicSquare获得4.2万美元咨询费。
小唐纳德·特朗普的一位发言人表示，他并不知道该筹款页面，也未参与其中。PublicSquare未回应关于该筹款页面筹集了多少资金，以及处理交易是否收取费用的问题。
“这只是众多例子中的一个，特朗普家族可能从与唐纳德·特朗普总统任期相关的事情中获利，”进步消费者权益倡导组织公共公民（Public Citizen）的研究员扎克·埃弗森表示。
该图书馆最终将以何种形式建成仍不清楚。5月，迈阿密居民、当地非营利组织以及迈阿密戴德学院的一名学生提起诉讼，称佛罗里达州将这片面积为2.63英亩、曾是学院停车场的地块捐赠给特朗普，违反了美国宪法禁止各州向总统提供经济利益的规定。原告引用了特朗普暗示该地块将成为酒店的说法。
该地块的评估价值超过6700万美元，但诉讼中提到房地产专家表示其实际市场价值超过3亿美元。原告指出，州政府的条件仅要求该地块在五年内包含“总统图书馆、博物馆和/或中心的组成部分”，并未排除酒店。
其他总统图书馆均建在捐赠的公共土地上。芝加哥以10美元的价格出租公园用地用于奥巴马总统中心，而小石城则行使征收权为克林顿总统的图书馆拼凑出地块。但佛罗里达州直接转让了其地块。
司法部辩称，特朗普免受该诉讼的影响。9月，特朗普任命的美国地区法官罗多尔福·鲁伊斯二世中止了证据开示程序，并写道，被告要求驳回诉讼的主张（包括总统豁免权）“可能会成功”。该案的原告律师杰拉尔德·E·格林伯格表示，法官尚未就驳回诉讼的动议作出裁决，且裁决可能要到3月才能下达。
格林伯格称，如果该案被驳回，原告很可能会提起上诉。
“这个案子真正关乎一项核心的反腐败条款，”格林伯格告诉CBS新闻，称美国的建国者“明白人们通过向主权者送礼来讨好他的危险性”。
“想到我们的城市天际线和市中心会因这座腐败纪念碑而受损，这实在令人极为不安，”他补充道。
Trump’s $950 million presidential library on collision course with Democratic Congress
November 5, 2026 / 6:00 AM EST / CBS News
As President Trump prepares for the final two years of his presidency, he is expected to devote more attention to his presidential library, which has become a growing destination for money from companies and allies, according to current and former advisers who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
“He undoubtedly recognizes that the library development season opens now, and he will go for it,” said a senior administration official. A second administration official said that in this lame-duck period Mr. Trump will focus on “all things he can control, which means: Building.”
With Democrats taking control of Congress in January after a sweeping victory in the November elections, lawmakers have pledged investigations into the library’s finances.
“The donors bankrolling his personal vanity project will have to answer to a new majority in Congress,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, told CBS News.
In March, Mr. Trump shared renderings of a 47-story tower on a donated plot in downtown Miami. It showed golden escalators, a full-size Air Force One and a giant statue of him raising his fist, as he did after surviving an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July 2024. But then he told reporters he does not “believe in building libraries or museums” and that the building is “most likely going to be a hotel,” a departure from the traditional library his foundation described to the IRS last year.
The Donald J. Trump Presidential Library Foundation, a nonprofit, registered in Florida and run by Mr. Trump’s son Eric and son-in-law Michael Boulos, will fund the project. The foundation says it expects to raise $950 million by the end of 2027, including $600 million in 2027 alone, according to its October 2025 IRS application, obtained by CBS News. That far outpaces what Mr. Trump’s predecessors had raised at this stage.
Tens of millions of dollars have already come from media and tech companies that settled lawsuits with him. The nonprofit is also collecting donations through a payment processing company that has Donald Trump Jr. on its board, according to a fundraising portal page. And Mr. Trump has said the luxury Boeing 747 that Qatar gave the U.S. last year — now in use as Air Force One — would go to the library, though Eric Trump and the White House have since said that plan is not final.
Some of the most recent money has come from people trying to stay in Mr. Trump’s good graces. After the president threatened to cut ties with his top political advisers Chris LaCivita and James Blair over their consulting work for a pro-Russian party in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the two men donated their fees from that work to the library, The New York Post reported.
A week later, The New York Times reported that Mr. Trump had told aides and allies that his former personal lawyer, Alina Habba Mildon, should donate part of a contract worth more than $50 million to his library or another Trump-related entity. Habba Mildon’s contract was with a company tied to the family of a Venezuelan businessman Mr. Trump pardoned in January, the outlet reported.
Asked by CBS News whether she planned to donate some of her fees to the library, Habba Mildon responded to the text message with a “haha” reaction. (She removed the reaction seconds later and declined to comment.)
A former Trump adviser, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the library is now where the fundraising action is, with the midterms over and donors already tapped for the America 250 celebrations and the White House ballroom. MAGA Inc., a super PAC run by Mr. Trump’s allies, started September with more than $400 million to spend on Republicans in the midterms. Its filing due in December will show how much left it has in cash on hand.
“The library is one of the last few places he can squeeze people for money,” the former adviser said. “That’s what a businessman does. He just creates opportunities.”
Fresh scrutiny of the library is expected after Democrats swept the House and the Senate on Tuesday. Starting in January, Democrats will have the power to subpoena records and compel testimony. Rep. Robert Garcia of California, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, issued a two-word warning on X to the administration after the election results: “Lawyer up.”
“Giant corporations and foreign governments should not be able to buy influence in Washington with donations to the president’s library,” Warren told CBS News, adding that she will be investigating the library “and any wrongdoing will be held accountable.”
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A rendering of plans for the Trump presidential library. President Trump, via X
The library has already drawn scrutiny over Mr. Trump’s stated plan to display the gifted jet. The plane’s memorandum of understanding, signed in 2025 by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Qatar’s Minister of State for Defense Affairs Soud bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, called it an “unconditional donation.” But when questions were raised about the U.S. accepting and using the Qatari plane as Air Force One, then-Attorney General Pam Bondi concluded that the gift could be conditioned on transferring the plane to the library foundation by Jan. 1, 2029, about three weeks before Mr. Trump leaves office.
In August, Eric Trump told NBC News that displaying the plane was “not the plan at the moment,” saying a retired Air Force One would be shown instead.
A Qatari official, speaking to CBS News on the condition of anonymity, said what happens to the plane after Mr. Trump leaves office is not Qatar’s concern. “This is something the Americans need to deal with,” the official said.
The White House referred questions about the library and whether any final decisions have been made about the plane or a hotel to the foundation, which did not respond to requests for comment.
“The Trump Presidential Library will be one of the most magnificent buildings in the world and a living testament to the indelible impact President Trump has made on America and its people,” Davis Ingle, a spokesman for the White House, said in a statement.
Tens of millions from companies Mr. Trump sued
There have been two iterations of the library’s nonprofit funding structure. The first, the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library Fund, was incorporated in Florida in December 2024, days after ABC News agreed to pay $15 million toward the library to settle a defamation suit over anchor George Stephanopoulos’ inaccurate on-air claim that Mr. Trump had been found civilly liable for raping writer E. Jean Carroll. A jury found him liable for sexual abuse.
Other settlements followed. Meta agreed to pay $22 million toward the library over the suspension of Mr. Trump’s accounts after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. Elon Musk’s X paid $10 million to settle a similar suit by Mr. Trump and other plaintiffs. And Paramount paid $16 million over the editing of a “60 Minutes” interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris. Paramount reached the settlement before its merger with Skydance Media. The combined company, Skydance, is CBS News’ parent company.
By then, the current foundation had been incorporated in Florida in May 2025, listing Eric Trump, Boulos and James Kiley, an attorney who has represented Mr. Trump, as trustees. The original fund was dissolved that September after failing to file a required annual report. Jacob Roth, an attorney who incorporated the first fund, declined to comment.
In March, Sens. Warren, Richard Blumenthal, and Rep. Melanie Stansbury asked the four companies for details of their payments. ABC said its $15 million was still in an escrow account held by a law firm representing Mr. Trump, where it had been since December 2024, awaiting release to the foundation. Paramount said it had paid $16 million but did not say to whom. Meta said $22 million had been “designated” for the library but did not say whether or where it was paid, and X, citing confidentiality, did not say how much of its $10 million settlement went there.
Mr. Trump’s financial disclosure, filed in June, lists $56.5 million in settlement money from ABC, Meta and Paramount as paid to the foundation. It lists $8 million from X as paid to Mr. Trump himself, without saying whether some funds reached the foundation. The foundation’s October 2025 filing with Florida charity regulators, which it labeled a proposed budget, projected $50 million in revenue and about $6 million in spending.
Meta and ABC declined to comment. X did not respond to a request for comment. A spokesperson for Skydance referred CBS News to the company’s July 2025 statement announcing the settlement, which said the $16 million included the plaintiffs’ legal fees and costs and that the remainder would go to Mr. Trump’s future presidential library, with nothing paid to him personally.
The settlements are not the only large gifts. SoftBank, the Japanese investment giant, told Congress in July that it gave the foundation $50 million in January to support a library exhibit highlighting U.S.-Japan relations. Two months later, Mr. Trump’s Energy Department announced it would lease federal land at a former uranium enrichment plant in Ohio to an affiliate of SB Energy, a SoftBank subsidiary, for a data center campus that the company says will be the world’s largest for artificial intelligence.
A spokesperson for the Energy Department said the agency signed its lease agreement with the company on Feb. 26, about a month after SoftBank’s donation to the library foundation. They added that a local development group first proposed the project in October 2024, before SoftBank acquired the lease rights in the fall of 2025. SoftBank did not respond to a request for comment.
A library or a hotel?
The library foundation’s filings offer few other details about how it operates. When it registered as a charity in Florida, the foundation said its officers did not expect to be paid. But in its application to the IRS, the foundation said it would pay its leaders. It projected spending $400,000 on compensation in 2025, rising to $1.2 million in 2027. The foundation’s bylaws say trustees can’t be paid, but other roles can come with compensation. Eric Trump is both a trustee and the foundation’s president.
The foundation told CBS News it expects to file financial disclosures covering fiscal 2025 by Nov. 15. It did not respond to a question about whether Eric Trump will be paid.
Fundraising for the library is led by Meredith O’Rourke, who has worked with Mr. Trump since 2016.
The foundation also raises money through PSQ Impact, a donation platform run by PublicSquare, a company whose board includes Donald Trump Jr. The foundation’s donation page says contributions will “help preserve important archives, promote civic education, and inspire generations to come.” Trump Jr. began receiving $42,000 a month in consulting fees from PublicSquare in August 2024, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings.
A spokesperson for Trump Jr. said he was not aware of the fundraising page and had no involvement in it. PublicSquare did not respond to questions about how much has been raised through the donation page or what fee, if any, it is charging for processing.
“This is just one example of many where the Trumps are set to possibly profit off something connected to Donald Trump’s presidency,” said Zach Everson, a researcher for the progressive consumer rights advocacy group Public Citizen.
It remains unclear what form the library will ultimately take. Mr. Trump’s suggestion that it could become a hotel is cited in a lawsuit filed in May by Miami residents, a local nonprofit and a Miami Dade College student. They argue that Florida’s gift of the 2.63-acre parcel, a former college parking lot, violates a U.S. constitutional provision that bars states from giving the president financial benefits.
The land was appraised at more than $67 million, but the suit cites real estate experts who say its true market value is over $300 million. The plaintiffs note that the state’s terms require only that the site include “components of a Presidential library, museum, and/or center” within five years, and do not preclude a hotel.
Other presidential libraries have been built on donated public land. Chicago leased parkland for Mr. Obama’s center for $10, and Little Rock used eminent domain to assemble the site for Mr. Clinton’s. But Florida conveyed its parcel outright.
The Justice Department has argued that Mr. Trump is immune from the suit. In September, U.S. District Judge Rodolfo Ruiz II, a Trump appointee, halted discovery, writing that the defendants’ arguments for dismissal, including presidential immunity, “may prove to be successful.” He has not yet ruled on motions to dismiss the case, and a ruling may not come until March, according to Gerald E. Greenberg, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
If the suit is dismissed, Greenberg said the plaintiffs are likely to appeal.
“This case is really about one of the core anti-corruption provisions,” Greenberg told CBS News, saying the founders “understood the dangers of people currying favor with the sovereign by giving him gifts.”
“It is extremely disturbing to think of our skyline and our downtown being blighted by this monument to corruption,” he added.
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