特朗普在与CBS新闻的竞选夜通话中向民主党表示祝贺


作者:姜伟佳,https://news-multimedia-1393112320.cos.ap-guangzhou.myqcloud.com/headshot-600-jiang-weijia-2025.jpg 姜伟佳 白宫高级记者 姜伟佳是CBS新闻驻华盛顿特区的白宫高级记者。自2018年以来,她一直负责白宫报道工作,包括各总统任期之间的过渡报道。2023年,姜伟佳因参与《CBS今晨》节目制作而获得艾美奖。阅读完整简介 姜伟佳,凯瑟琳·沃特森 凯瑟琳·沃特森 政治记者 凯瑟琳·沃特森是CBS新闻数字部门的政治记者,驻华盛顿特区。阅读完整简介 凯瑟琳·沃特森

更新时间:2026年11月4日/美国东部时间凌晨1:05 / CBS新闻

特朗普总统在与CBS新闻的电话通话中,就中期选举中民主党的胜利向对方表示祝贺。

他说:“我的意思是,祝贺民主党,我期待着与你们合作,为我们国家的利益服务。”

总统表示计划与反对党合作,并指出:“我认识很多民主党人。我拥有完全的否决权,我相信我们一定能解决问题。”

他说:“我觉得他们会愿意与我合作。否则我就会否决所有提案,而他们肯定不希望这样。”

总统坚称,许多共和党人落选是因为他没有出现在选票上。

他说:“我觉得我没有出现在选票上,这是无可挽回的事实。如果我参选了,我们就会赢。”

在解释共和党失利的原因时,总统补充道:“有些情况下他们不喜欢这些候选人,有些情况下这些候选人不是我的盟友,而选民基础比任何人都清楚这一点。他们没有全力支持。很遗憾的是,如果我参选了我们会轻松获胜,但事实并非如此。”

当被问及是否感到沮丧时,他表示自己“已尽了全力”,并“全力以赴”。

他说:“我尽力帮助人们当选,但他们没能当选,选不上。选民没有像应有的那样出来投票。如果我参选了,他们就会出来投票。但事实并非如此。你知道,这就是时局使然。以前也发生过很多次。”

此外,总统还表示,伊朗战争“基本上会在我说结束的时候结束。战争会在我宣布结束时终结。”

Trump congratulates Democrats in election night call with CBS News

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Updated on: November 4, 2026 / 1:05 AM EST / CBS News

President Trump congratulated Democrats on their midterm election victories in a phone call with CBS News.

“My message is, congratulations to the Democrats, and I look forward to working with you for the good of our country,” he said.

The president said he plans to work with the opposing party, saying, “I know a lot of Democrats. I have total veto power and I’m sure we’ll be able to work things out.”

“I think they’re gonna want to work with me,” he said. “Otherwise I’d just veto everything and they’re not gonna want that.”

The president insisted that so many Republicans lost because he wasn’t on the ballot.

“I feel that I wasn’t on the ballot, and there was nothing that could be done about that,” he said. “If I was, we would have won.”

Explaining the losses for Republicans, the president added: “In some cases they didn’t like the candidates, and in some cases those candidates were not my friend and the base knows that better than anybody. And they stayed back. They didn’t have — I mean, it’s just, it’s sad in the sense that we would have won easily if I was on the ballot. But I wasn’t.”

Asked if he is upset, he said he “tried hard” and “left it on the field”

“I tried to help people get elected, and they were not elected, they couldn’t get elected,” he said. “The people didn’t come out as they should have. If I were on the ballot they would have been out. But they didn’t. It’s just one of those things, you know? It’s a point in time. Happened many times before.”

Separately, the president said the Iran war would be over “when I say it’s over, basically. It’ll end when I say it ends.”

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