2026年9月9日 / 美国东部时间上午10:22 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
作者：克里斯汀·布朗、
萨拉·库克
据公开财务披露文件显示，特朗普总统去年向助手娜塔莉·哈普、玛戈·马丁和张伯伦·哈里斯分别赠送了4.5万美元现金礼金，向沃尔特·纳塔赠送了2万美元礼金。
白宫发言人戴维斯·英格尔周三在一份声明中表示，特朗普先生“长期以来有向身边人士赠送圣诞礼物的惯例，其中有时包括政府部门和私营部门任职的雇员与助手”。
在财务披露文件中，这笔款项被标注为“节日现金礼金”。
这笔4.5万美元的礼金是在他们每年15万美元纳税人资助的薪水之外发放的。联邦政府雇员不得因担任政府公职而接受外部报酬。但白宫方面辩称，这笔钱属于礼品而非报酬，且与助手们的官方职责无关。
“此处涉及的礼品与这些人士的任何官方政府职责均无关联，因此完全符合相关法律和道德标准，”英格尔说道。
此外，尽管政府规定禁止联邦雇员接受下级或薪酬低于自己的官员赠送的礼品，但下级接受上级赠送的礼品并不在禁止之列。
这批礼品最早由《华盛顿邮报》报道。
图片说明：娜塔莉·哈普，特朗普总统的行政助理，2026年8月31日于白宫椭圆形办公室。安娜贝尔·戈登 / 国家新闻照片 / 彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社
35岁的哈普是总统的特别助理兼行政助理，经常现身特朗普身旁。上月参议员乔恩·奥索夫在一场集会上称特朗普宁愿“打造自己的舞厅并与娜塔莉一同出行”也不愿履行总统职责后，外界的注意力转向了哈普。
哈普于2025年1月特朗普就职时以总统任命人员的身份进入白宫工作。据《纽约时报》当时报道，她在2024年总统竞选期间被称为“人形打印机”，因为她随身携带便携式打印机，以便快速将正面新闻呈递给总统。特朗普通常更愿意阅读社交媒体帖子和新闻报道的纸质版，而非电子屏幕。
《纽约时报》记者玛吉·哈伯曼和乔纳森·斯旺在他们的著作《政权更迭》中写道，总统曾对工作人员评价哈普：“你们所有人都会离开去赚大钱，而她永远不会离开我。”
图片说明：玛戈·马丁，总统特别助理、通讯顾问，2026年7月6日于椭圆形办公室。曼德尔·恩甘 / 法新社 via 盖蒂图片社
31岁的马丁是总统的特别助理兼新闻办公室通讯顾问。她是通讯部门的核心成员，负责在社交媒体上发布众多经过筛选的特朗普相关视频。她在首届特朗普政府期间曾担任白宫新闻助理，第一任期结束后继续在棕榈海滩为特朗普工作。
图片说明：椭圆形办公室运营副主任张伯伦·哈里斯（中），2026年7月19日于华盛顿特区。亚历克斯·弗罗布莱夫斯基 / 法新社 via 盖蒂图片社
26岁的哈普担任椭圆形办公室运营副主任。她此前曾在白宫行政办公室工作，并在特朗普第一任期的最后几个月担任白宫接待员。特朗普卸任期间，哈里斯继续担任特朗普的行政助理。今年早些时候，特朗普任命她加入美国美术委员会，这是一个独立的联邦机构，负责审查华盛顿地区的建筑项目，比如白宫舞厅和250英尺高的凯旋门。
图片说明：特朗普总统助手沃尔特·纳塔，2025年1月23日于椭圆形办公室。安娜·莫尼梅克 / 盖蒂图片社
43岁的纳塔是椭圆形办公室运营主任，也是特朗普政府中最忠诚的助手之一。作为退伍海军，纳塔在首届政府期间担任特朗普的“贴身保镖”和侍从，两届任期之间继续在佛罗里达州为特朗普工作。
Trump gave $45,000 gift to Natalie Harp, 2 other aides, financial disclosures show
September 9, 2026 / 10:22 AM EDT / CBS News
By Kristin Brown,
Sara Cook
President Trump last year gave cash gifts of $45,000 to aides Natalie Harp, Margo Martin and Chamberlain Harris and a $20,000 gift to Walt Nauta, public financial disclosures show.
White House spokesperson Davis Ingle said in a statement on Wednesday that Mr. Trump “has a longstanding practice of giving Christmas gifts to people in his orbit, including at times employees and aides, both in government and in his time in the private sector.”
In the financial disclosures, the money is labeled as “cash gift for holidays.”
The $45,000 gift is in addition to their $150,000 a year, taxpayer-funded salaries. Federal employees arebarred from receiving outside compensationfor their services as an officer of the government. But the White House argues that the money is classified as a gift, not compensation, and is unrelated to the aides’ official duties.
“The gifts at issue here have nothing to do with any of these individuals’ official government duties, and, therefore, are entirely permissible under relevant legal and ethical standards,” Ingle said.
Additionally, while there are governmentrulesagainst federal employees accepting gifts from subordinates or officials who make less than themselves, subordinates are not barred from receiving gifts from superiors.
The gifts were first reported by The Washington Post.
File: Natalie Harp, executive assistant to President Trump, in the White House Oval Office, Aug. 31, 2026. Annabelle Gordon / CNP / Bloomberg via Getty Images
Harp, 35, is a special assistant and executive assistant to the president, and she is frequently seen at Mr. Trump’s side. Attention has turned to Harp after Sen. Jon Ossoff said at a rally last month that Mr. Trump would rather “build his ballroom and travel with Natalie” than be president.
Harp started working at the White House as a presidential appointee when Mr. Trump took office in January 2025. She had been known as the “human printer” during the 2024 presidential campaign, as the New York Times reported at the time, because she carried a portable printer to quickly get positive news to the president. Mr. Trump often prefers to read physical copies of social media posts and news stories, rather than off screens.
In their book “Regime Change,” New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan reported that the president remarked of Harp to staffers, “All of you will go off and make money. She’ll never leave me.”
File: Margo Martin, special assistant to the president, communications adviser, in the Oval Office, July 6, 2026. Mandel NGAN /AFP via Getty Images
Martin, 31, is a special assistant to the president and a communications adviser in the press office. Martin is a key member of the communications department who posts many of the curated videos of Mr. Trump to social media. She served as a press assistant at the White House during the first Trump administration and then continued to work for Mr. Trump in Palm Beach following his first term.
File: Deputy director of Oval Office Operations Chamberlain Harris (center), Washington, DC, July 19, 2026. Alex WROBLEWSKI /AFP via Getty Images
Harris, 26, serves as deputy director of Oval Office Operations. She previously worked in the White House Office of Administration, and then as Receptionist of the United States in the final months of Mr. Trump’s first term. Harris continued to work as Mr. Trump’s executive assistant when he was out of office. Mr. Trump earlier this year appointed her to the Commission of Fine Arts, an independent federal agency responsible for reviewing Washington-based construction projects such as the White House Ballroom and the 250-foot triumphal arch.
File: Walt Nauta, aide to President Trump, in the Oval Office, Jan. 23, 2025. Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images
Nauta, 43, is director of Oval Office Operations and is one of Mr. Trump’s most loyal aides in his administration. A Navy Veteran, Nauta was Mr. Trump’s “body man” and valet in the first administration, continuing to work for him in Florida between terms.