跟进：特朗普称有权预先赦免白宫初级幕僚：律师团队正研议名单，他当场向助理 Margo Martin 保证不用担心
佛罗里达州棕榈滩县——美国总统特朗普10月24日（周六）下午在棕榈滩县选举监督官办公室投下中期选举提前选票后，接受随行记者近20分钟提问。他在回答有关白宫正研议大规模赦免的问题时表示，自己还没有考虑过这件事，但「当然有权这么做」，并当场向站在旁边的白宫通讯顾问 Margo Martin 保证：「你不用担心的，好吗？」
据《华盛顿太阳报》（The Washington Sun）周六早些时候的报道，白宫律师团队正在研议向总统呈交一份可赦免人员名单，研究总统赦免权可以延伸到多广，以保护执行其政策的低层级官员免于日后面临联邦起诉和不断累积的法律费用。据 Newsmax 转述该报道，其中一个方案是按政策领域划定范围——如参与驱逐行动、军事行动与贸易政策的人员——而把全体初级官员一网打尽的 blanket 式赦免被认为可能性不大。报道还称，传统基金会（Heritage Foundation）与 American Moment 等保守派组织一直在敦促白宫法律顾问办公室提前准备赦免，或为可能面临刑事调查、国会质询或民事诉讼的初级官员安排法律费用援助。
特朗普对《华盛顿审查者报》（Washington Examiner）说：「我还没想过这件事，但我告诉你，让我们的人再经历四年前那种腐败的武器化（调查），是非常不公平的。拜登保护了很多人，包括国会里的人——他们搞的那个特别委员会是个骗局，（委员会成员）全都得到了保护。」他接着说：「我没想过，但我当然有权这么做。据说总统赦免权是总统最强大的权力。我当然不想看到无辜的人经历地狱般的折磨。」
谈到在场的 Margo Martin 时，特朗普多次表示不愿看到她这样的幕僚「赔光所有钱」：「如果她成了（调查）目标——她是个非常诚实的人——他们会把她拖进大陪审团。她就站在这儿。Margo，你不用担心的，好吗？」据《华盛顿审查者报》报道，民主党议员近几个月来已多次表示，若在11月中期选举中夺回国会多数，将对本届政府官员及特朗普家族的商业往来展开调查。需要说明的是，总统赦免只适用于联邦刑事罪名，并不能阻止国会行使监督调查权。
这是特朗普本月第二次公开谈及用赦免权保护身边人：他10月15日在白宫接受 Newsmax 专访时已表示，或动用赦免权保护工作人员免于「政治化司法调查」。与上次相比，本次的新进展是白宫律师团队已在研议具体名单与范围，而特朗普本人首次在记者面前对这一研议作出正面回应。截至发稿，白宫尚未宣布任何新的赦免决定，也未公布时间表。
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来源：GSM·美国
Follow-up: Trump Says He Is 'Allowed' to Preemptively Pardon Junior Staffers as White House Lawyers Weigh Names
Palm Beach County, Florida — After casting his midterm early ballot at the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections office on Saturday afternoon, October 24, President Donald Trump fielded questions from reporters for nearly 20 minutes. Asked about reports that the White House is weighing broad pardons, he said he had not thought about it yet but was "certainly allowed to" do it, and he turned to White House communications adviser Margo Martin, who was standing nearby, and told her: "You're not going to have to worry about it, okay?"
Earlier Saturday, The Washington Sun reported that White House attorneys were deliberating on presenting the president with staffers for potential pardons, examining how broadly presidential clemency could be extended to shield lower-ranking officials who carried out his agenda from future federal prosecution and mounting legal costs. According to Newsmax's account of that report, one option would cover employees working in particular policy areas — such as deportations, military operations and trade — while a pardon encompassing every junior official was considered unlikely. The Heritage Foundation and American Moment have encouraged the White House counsel's office to prepare pardons or arrange financial assistance for junior officials who might face criminal investigations, congressional inquiries or civil lawsuits, the report said.
"I haven't thought of it but I will tell you, it would be very unfair to go through what we went through for four years with the corrupt weaponization that took place," Trump told the Washington Examiner. "Biden shielded many people, including the Congress. If you look at what they did with Congress when they set up the special committee, which was a fraud, they all got shielded." He continued: "I haven't thought about it, but certainly I'd be allowed to. The presidential pardons are, they say, the most powerful thing a president has. I certainly don't want to see innocent people go through hell."
Trump repeatedly said he did not want staffers such as Martin to "lose all their money." "If she becomes a target — you know she's a very honest person — but they're going to drag her into a grand jury," he said. "She's standing right there. Margo, you're not going to have to worry about it, okay?" Democratic lawmakers have signaled for months that, if they take over congressional majorities in November, they plan to launch investigations into administration officials and the business dealings of Trump's family members, the Examiner reported. A presidential pardon applies only to federal criminal offenses; it does not stop congressional oversight investigations.
It was the second time this month that Trump publicly raised using the pardon power to protect people around him: in an October 15 Newsmax interview at the White House, he said he might use pardons to shield staff from what he called politicized investigations. What is new this time is that White House lawyers are now reported to be weighing specific names and scope, and that Trump has responded to that deliberation on the record in front of reporters. As of publication, the White House had announced no new pardons and given no timetable.
Source: GSM News
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图片来源：图：特朗普总统向记者讲话（2026年10月5日，白宫官方照片，资料图）。白宫摄影，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / President Donald Trump speaks to reporters on October 5, 2026 (official White House photo, file photo). Photo by The White House, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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