2025.09. 03 据报道，特朗普9月1日前往位于弗吉尼亚州斯特林的特朗普国家高尔夫球俱乐部打球。有统计显 示，上任225天，特朗普有66天去高尔夫球场，其中斯特林的高尔夫球场去了21次。 本文字数：1284，阅读时长大约3分钟 作者 | 第一财经 孙卓 美国总统特朗普在长达一周没有露面后，于当地时间周二（2日）重返公众视野。当天，特朗普在白 宫椭圆形办公室讨论将太空司令部迁至亚拉巴马州的决定时，被问及社交媒体上关于他"去世"的相 关消息。 79岁的特朗普当天表示，他听说过关于他生病的猜测，但没有看到"去世"的报道。他随后称这些消 息是"假新闻"。"我听说过，这有点疯狂。但上周我举行了好几次新闻发布会。都很成功，进展非常 顺利，就像这次一样，但后来我两天没露面，他们（媒体）就说'他肯定出了什么问题'。"特朗普 称，他在前几天接受了媒体的深度采访，参加了"多个电视节目"，劳动节周末还在社交媒体上发 文。"我周末很活跃。他们也知道，我去我名下的位于波托马克河附近的高尔夫球俱乐部拜访了一些 朋友。实际上，我周末一直很活跃。我没有听到那个消息。那是相当严重的事情。"特朗普说。 "假新闻" 上周特朗普持续多日没有公 ...

特朗普曾表示，他的手部瘀青是由于"与成千上万人握手"造成的。 上周特朗普持续多日没有公布行程，外界对他的身体状况众说纷纭。当地时间8月31日，特朗普在社交 媒体发文称，他的状况"前所未有地好。" 美国总统特朗普在长达一周没有露面后，于当地时间周二（2日）重返公众视野。当天，特朗普在白宫 椭圆形办公室讨论将太空司令部迁至亚拉巴马州的决定时，被问及社交媒体上关于他"去世"的相关消 息。 79岁的特朗普当天表示，他听说过关于他生病的猜测，但没有看到"去世"的报道。他随后称这些消息 是"假新闻"。"我听说过，这有点疯狂。但上周我举行了好几次新闻发布会。都很成功，进展非常顺 利，就像这次一样，但后来我两天没露面，他们（媒体）就说'他肯定出了什么问题'。"特朗普称，他 在前几天接受了媒体的深度采访，参加了"多个电视节目"，劳动节周末还在社交媒体上发文。"我周末 很活跃。他们也知道，我去我名下的位于波托马克河附近的高尔夫球俱乐部拜访了一些朋友。实际上， 我周末一直很活跃。我没有听到那个消息。那是相当严重的事情。"特朗普说。 "假新闻" 而在6月份的一次新闻发布会上，白宫发言人莱维特给出不同的解释。"我知道很多媒体都在猜测总 ...

过去一周，X（推特）上传闻特朗普已经离世，据说有130万用户也跟着起哄说特朗普已经离世，这种第一眼就假的消息，会不会传着传着就真了呢？为 此，我去调查了一下，还真是有这个传闻。 一打开搜索框，就有热搜词：Trump is dead，看来关注的人不少。 然后再一看，原来是很多炒币的账号在蹭流量。 Q 101 ♡ 2,765 ||| 41.1万 ∞ t7364 0 K @ @0knhd · 3天 if trump is dead i will give 20 dollars to anyone who likes this tweet #TrumplsDead ... trump is dead 热门 FP F 最新 但也有用户呼吁冷静，川普并没有问题。 Monkey � @4pfmonkey · 3天 if trump is dead ill give 1000$ to anyone who likes or retweets this tweet ♡ 5,496 ||| 85.9万 ∞ ) 164 t7 556 The Daily Snitch ♥ @The ... · 3天 : if trump is de ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the phenomenon of a non-existent short drama titled "Trump Falls in Love with the White House Cleaner," which allegedly generated $150 million in revenue, highlighting the absurdity of media reporting on fabricated stories without verification [5][25][70]. Group 1: The Non-Existent Drama - The short drama claimed to have made $150 million in the U.S., which translates to over 1 billion RMB, a figure that is unrealistic for any single production [5][27]. - The supposed drama is based on a satirical premise involving a fictional relationship between Trump and a cleaner, which resonated with audiences despite its absurdity [8][14]. - The media frenzy surrounding the drama was fueled by a combination of a fictional web novel and misleading social media posts, leading to widespread misinformation [37][46]. Group 2: Media Dynamics - The article critiques the media's failure to fact-check and verify the existence of the drama, suggesting that the rapid production of news content has led to a lack of accountability [50][56]. - It highlights a shift in news production where quantity is prioritized over quality, resulting in the dissemination of sensationalized and often false information [51][52]. - The phenomenon reflects a broader trend where audiences are entertained by absurd news stories, leading to a cycle of misinformation that is accepted without scrutiny [57][73].

Core Viewpoint - The news about a short drama titled "Trump Falls in Love with Me, the Cleaner in the White House" is confirmed to be false, as no such show exists, despite claims of its popularity and financial success [1][5][8]. Group 1: Overview of the False News - The article claimed that the fictional short drama garnered $150 million in three months and significantly boosted the income of Hollywood's third-tier actors by seven times due to a strike [1][5]. - The news was based on a mix of fabricated elements and real data related to overseas short dramas, leading to widespread misinformation [5][14]. Group 2: Media and Information Sources - The initial spread of the false news can be traced back to a WeChat public account that misinterpreted satirical content as factual, which was then propagated by various media outlets without verification [8][14]. - Major media outlets, including official ones, cited the Singaporean "Lianhe Zaobao" as a source, which originally misreported the information [14][15]. Group 3: Context of Short Dramas - While there are indeed overseas short dramas related to presidents, the actual number is limited, and their plots do not resemble the sensational claims made about the fictional drama [16][18]. - The portrayal of presidents in these dramas tends to lean towards a glamorous and youthful image, differing from the real-life representation of figures like Trump [22].

前两天，差评君突然刷到了这么一条新闻。 说中国短剧一出手，叱咤好莱坞，拍了一部短剧，三个月就在美国狂砍了 1.5 个亿美刀。直接拯救了好莱坞演员们的饭碗。 说实话，作为一个脱离低级趣味的人，短剧这东西差评君我一般不看的。 但是，看了一看题材，差评君我也忍不住了啊。 剧名叫《 特朗普爱上白宫干保洁的我 》。 说年近八旬，一头稀疏金发的特朗普，放弃了自己美丽的模特妻子，连总统都不想当了。 非要和白宫一个怀孕的保洁员艾米丽结婚。 即便面对巨大的质疑和舆论压力，但老特依然坚持自己，迎娶了艾米丽当了自己的" 第一夫人 "。 非常经典的霸道总裁，非要爱上灰姑娘的剧情。 我知道，很扯，美国人也骂。但美国家庭主妇们是边骂边看，边看边充钱。 说老外们付费意识强，基本一半人都会充钱，付费率是咱们国内的 5 倍，硬生生让老特爱保洁赚了 1.5 亿。 由于这事实在过于抽象了，一时间全网媒体都在跟进报道，里面也不乏有很多地方官媒，一起把场子炒得火热。 既然都吹到这了，那网友们肯定得去探探老特的深浅。 可是，只手通天、阅历无数的网友找遍全网，想了各种招。却怎么都找不到这部剧的资源。。。 甚至连这部片子的英文原名叫什么，都成了未解之谜。 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the criticism of Philippine President Marcos for his recent trade agreement with the U.S., which is perceived as unfavorable to the Philippines [1][4][5] - The agreement allows U.S. goods to enter the Philippines duty-free while imposing a 19% tariff on many Philippine exports to the U.S., which is seen as a significant disadvantage for Filipino exporters [2][4][5] - Critics argue that the agreement reflects a colonial mentality, as it resembles the historical context of the Philippines being a U.S. colony, where local industries were stifled by American imports [2][5][6] Group 2 - Former officials and political analysts express disappointment over the lack of negotiation strength displayed by President Marcos, especially when compared to Japan's more favorable trade terms [4][5] - The article mentions that the Philippine government is perceived as lacking assertiveness in its dealings with the U.S., leading to a situation where Filipino interests are compromised [5][6] - The disparity in trade terms between the Philippines and China is noted, with 98% of Philippine exports entering China duty-free, while many face high tariffs in the U.S. [5][6]

Core Viewpoint - President Trump has filed a lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal for at least $10 billion, claiming defamation and alleging that the publication fabricated stories that harmed his reputation and finances [1][3]. Group 1: Lawsuit Details - The lawsuit, consisting of 18 pages, targets The Wall Street Journal, its journalists, and parent companies, accusing them of defamation under federal law [3]. - Trump asserts that the alleged letter to Jeffrey Epstein is a forgery and claims that he had previously informed the Journal's editor about this [3][4]. - The lawsuit questions the Journal's failure to provide evidence of the letter's existence or its acquisition [4]. Group 2: Media Response and Analysis - Major media outlets, including CNN and The New York Times, have analyzed the relationship between Trump and Epstein, raising questions about the credibility of Trump's denials [6][7]. - CNN highlighted five key questions regarding Trump's relationship with Epstein, including the nature of their past interactions and Trump's credibility in denying the allegations [6]. - The Wall Street Journal maintains confidence in the accuracy of its reporting and plans to vigorously defend against the lawsuit [6]. Group 3: Political Implications - The lawsuit has unexpectedly united some members of the MAGA movement, who previously criticized Trump for not disclosing Epstein's client list but are now rallying in support of him against Murdoch [8]. - Trump's history of lawsuits against media outlets includes previous cases against CNN and The New York Times, which were dismissed by courts [8].

Group 1 - President Trump denies any connection to the Epstein case, labeling a report by The Wall Street Journal as "fake news" and claiming the letter attributed to him is forged [1] - Trump plans to sue The Wall Street Journal, News Corp, and Rupert Murdoch for defamation due to the publication of what he calls "malicious" and "false" reporting [1] - The Wall Street Journal is owned by News Corp, which is controlled by Rupert Murdoch, and Trump has previously warned Murdoch about the issue [1] Group 2 - The Wall Street Journal reported that a letter signed by Trump was sent to Epstein for his 50th birthday in 2003, highlighting Epstein's connections with numerous influential figures [2] - Epstein, who was arrested for sexual crimes, died in prison in August 2019, ruled as a "suicide" [2] - The U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI recently concluded that there is no "client list" related to Epstein and will not release further documents, leading to dissatisfaction within Trump's camp [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses President Trump's denial of a claim that he intended to provide Iran with $30 billion to build non-military nuclear facilities, labeling it as "fake news" [1] Group 1 - President Trump expressed outrage over the allegation, stating he had never heard of such a proposal and deemed it absurd [1] - The claim is characterized as a tactic by the media to undermine Trump's credibility [1] - Trump emphasized that the narrative is a fabrication aimed at discrediting him, referring to the media as "sick" [1]