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白宫要求吉尔福伊尔辞职，金钱问题仍待解。

政府希望其驻希腊大使离任。媒体报道称她辞职，监察机构也据报正在调查，但有争议的消息、资金往来和所谓官方协助仍未得到厘清。

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  1. 第 1 次更新吉尔福伊尔涉及100,000美元的付款指控转入众议院记录索取程序
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  • 据称，吉尔福伊尔要求德特斯将100,000美元付给美国运通。
  • 众议院监督委员会民主党人要求答复并索取记录。

现在

政府希望其驻希腊大使离任。媒体报道称她辞职，监察机构也据报正在调查，但有争议的消息、资金往来和所谓官方协助仍未得到厘清。

现已确认

  • 白宫要求吉尔福伊尔辞职，媒体报道称国务院监察长正在调查。这两项进展均不能证明存在不当行为。

白宫称金伯莉·吉尔福伊尔是“团队的宝贵资产”——同时要求她辞职。新闻秘书凯蒂·扎卡里亚于2026年10月13日传达了这两项信息，宣布政府希望其驻希腊大使离任，但没有说明原因、指定继任者或给出离任期限。107 6

这一决定是在有人指称吉尔福伊尔曾要求特朗普捐款人埃里克·德特斯拿出100,000美元支付一笔美国运通账单，并以提供政治渠道或帮助作为交换之后作出的。她否认有不当行为；她的律师质疑相关消息的真实性。政府已决定她应该离任，但尚未公开证实所谓的交易确曾发生。1

美联社、刊载美联社报道的PBS以及《华尔街日报》随后报道称，吉尔福伊尔于10月13日辞职。但CNN当天稍晚的报道指出，她的个人声明并未明确表示自己已提交辞呈。这是两种不同的说法：辞职一事可能是在她的帖子之外得到确认的。现有报道没有记载这一确认的依据、辞呈或离任生效日期。目前最明确的官方表态仍是白宫要求她辞职。96 101 106 2

我们于10月9日报道此事时，众议院监督委员会的民主党人已要求提供吉尔福伊尔的财务记录，以及她与政府官员之间的通信。当时尚无撤职决定，也没有证据表明国务院监察长已启动调查。现在已有正式的人事决定，且媒体报道称监察机构正在调查。解决付款指控所需的证据仍未齐备。61 65 1 14

离任，但没有公开结论

唐纳德·特朗普总统于10月12日公开表达不满，称他正在考虑解雇吉尔福伊尔。他说：“我们正在考虑”以及“我们不满意”。《卫报》10月11日援引一名未具名高级官员报道称，特朗普和国务卿马尔科·鲁比奥正在权衡是否撤换她，预计会在周一联邦假日后作出决定。关于内部讨论的这些报道，后来已被要求她辞职这一进展取代。13 8 16

这与鲁比奥此前公开表态的立场有所不同。他10月8日在雅典赞扬吉尔福伊尔和美国大使馆，同时表示自己还没看过相关材料，也不知道其中内容是否属实。后来有报道指他参与了撤换讨论，这说明政府的人事应对立场发生了变化，但并未表明政府已对证据作出何种结论。24 64 16

吉尔福伊尔作出的是否认，而非承认。她称有关不当行为的报道不实，并表示将捍卫自己的名誉、声誉和诚信。已发布的声明片段称，担任大使“是一生的荣幸”，并表示她将“竭力为自己辩护”。无论是她感谢特朗普和鲁比奥，还是白宫在告别时对她的赞扬，都无法为这些指控定论。2 97 96

不同的金钱说法必须分别看待

核心指控涉及吉尔福伊尔获提名期间，并非有证据证明她在驻大使馆任职期间收到了款项。我们在10月9日的报道中转述《华尔街日报》的说法：她于2025年7月3日通过Signal提出请求，而她的提名听证会在6天后的7月9日举行。这个精确的消息日期属于先前报道的内容；后续报道并未独立找回带有日期的对话记录。44 80 21

有争议的措辞包括：“如果你把钱电汇到美国运通，任何地方都不会留下记录。”这是对消息内容的转述，并非关于电汇是否会留下财务记录的既定事实。ABC称，该台查看了德特斯提供的消息，其中包括一项据称要求当天付款的请求和电汇指示。德特斯称他拒绝付款。56 21

德特斯称这项请求是一种利益交换：用钱换取好处。他说自己理解为付款可以换来接触政府高级官员或白宫官员的机会，并称对方以“在特朗普阵营里同甘共苦”来表示忠诚。其他说法则提及在税务或法律问题上提供帮助。这些说法并不能证明存在一份条款完整的单一协议。德特斯还称自己没有因此得到任何好处。21 1

关于真实性的争议十分明确。CBS新闻10月13日称，该台获告知这些短信是真实的。《卫报》10月13日的报道则刊载了律师杰西·宾纳尔对其真实性的质疑。即使这些消息得到认证，仍有其他问题待解，包括上下文、是否存在正当债务，以及是否有人以个人付款为条件提供官方渠道。13 1

报道中反复出现三笔不同金额，不应将它们混为一笔交易。德特斯在10月9日接受NewsNation采访、由《国会山报》刊载的报道中称，他为吉尔福伊尔在三场“爱国者日自由节”活动上的出席支付了300,000美元，分三次各付100,000美元。他称美国运通的请求是另外一笔100,000美元，并表示自己拒绝了。有关出席费用的说法来自德特斯本人，并非经独立核实的银行记录。20

他还提到另一项单独的100万美元提议，在2024年活动结束后提出，待涉及阿蒂克·杜拉尼博士的事情解决后支付。德特斯称，他希望对方帮助引起外界对其推动杜拉尼从巴基斯坦引渡一事的关注，并称自己从未支付这笔钱。另一种说法则将拟议中的好处与接触国税局局长比利·朗联系起来，当时正在调查德特斯的税务扣除。没有完整协议能够证明这些说法是否涉及同一项承诺，也无法厘清其中任何一项与美国运通付款请求的关系。20 94

德特斯的动机同样重要。他称，自己公开讲述此事，部分是为了推动引渡行动，也因为政府没有帮助他所代表的患者。在接受PBS采访时，他明确称自己是在报复。这为读者了解他的证词提供了背景，但不能证明相关消息是真是假。18

调查不能随着离任而结束

监督调查方面已有进展，但尚未形成公开结论。10月11日，《卫报》援引一名官员的话称，国务院监察长正在了解这些指控，但无法确认是否已正式立案调查。10月13日，CNN援引一名了解此事的人士报道称，调查已经展开。德特斯称该办公室尚未联系他。后来的报道推进了较早的说法，但没有提供正式调查的启动日期、范围或结论。16 14

国会索取证据的工作同样尚未完成。监督委员会民主党首席成员罗伯特·加西亚在10月8日的信中要求提供财务记录和政府内部通信。这是民主党少数派提出的请求，并非已证实的全体委员会传票。目前没有经核实的资料显示相关文件已提交、收到回应、发出传票或安排听证会；完整的索取类别、日期范围和截止期限也仍未公开。65 61

所谓协助处理国税局事务一事仍未得到证实。《国会山报》10月12日的节目转述《华尔街日报》的报道，声称吉尔福伊尔曾就德特斯的案件联系朗。目前没有经认证的通信、国税局采取干预的记录或税务处理结果能够证实这一说法。声称曾联系不等于证明确有联系；即使联系属实，也不能单凭这一点证明税务处理发生了改变。15 94

已知

  • 白宫要求吉尔福伊尔辞职，媒体报道称国务院监察长正在调查。这两项进展均不能证明存在不当行为。 114

未知

  • 相关消息的完整上下文、是否存在正当的未偿债务、那项单独的百万美元提议的条款，以及是否提供过官方协助，均尚无定论。

后续

  • 值得关注的事项包括：有记录可查的离任生效日期、提交国会的证据、监察机构公开发布的调查结果，以及德特斯计划于10月14日与两名议员进行的谈话是否如期举行。

德特斯还称，他打算以诽谤为由起诉吉尔福伊尔及其律师，但目前没有证据表明诉状已经提交。他宣布将采取法律行动并计划与国会议员交谈，这些可能成为获取证据的途径，并不意味着相关程序已被证实启动。2

撤换一名大使可以回答谁应该代表美国驻雅典。但这无法回答：是否有人把政府渠道当作捐款人可以购买的东西，以满足一名提名人的个人财务需求——抑或相关请求涉及正当报酬。要厘清这一区别，需要经得起离任后继续审查的记录和监督。

消息来源与佐证记录

近期报道与公告：1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

对捐款人的采访及早前报道：17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

原创报道、回应及相关记录：44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

国会方面的请求及相关报道：65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

提名记录及其他报道：80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95

辞职相关报道、简报记录及回应：96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115

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  1. On October 9 we reported Democrats sought records. Now the White House wants Guilfoyle's resignation.
  2. The decision puts America's ambassador to Greece on the way out after a donor alleged she offered access for money. Guilfoyle denies misconduct. What will her departure resolve, and what still needs investigating?
  3. Kimberly Guilfoyle faces an official request to leave her diplomatic post. The administration has decided she should go, while she continues to reject the accusations involving Trump donor Eric Deters.
  4. The White House announced its decision on October 13, during press secretary Katie Zacharia's first briefing. Zacharia offered praise alongside the request, but didn't explain why the administration wanted Guilfoyle to leave.
  5. Zacharia said, “We have asked Ambassador Guilfoyle to resign. She has been a wonderful asset to the team, and we wish her well.” She gave no departure deadline or replacement.
  6. Donald Trump had said the previous day that he was considering firing Guilfoyle. He told reporters, “we're looking at it” and “we're not happy.” Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio had reportedly been weighing her removal.
  7. Rubio had praised Guilfoyle and the embassy in Athens on October 8. He said he hadn't seen the material and didn't know whether it was true. The administration's decision to seek her departure followed that earlier public defense.
  8. Guilfoyle reportedly resigned on October 13. Her personal statement didn't explicitly say she'd submitted a resignation, and her effective departure date still isn't clear.
  9. Guilfoyle called the misconduct allegations false and said she'd “vigorously defend” herself. She described serving as ambassador as something that “has been the honor of a lifetime,” and thanked Trump and Rubio.
  10. The disputed request concerns her nomination period. Deters alleges she wanted him to pay an American Express bill before the Senate had confirmed her appointment.
  11. The alleged Signal request was dated July third, 2025, six days before her July ninth nomination hearing. The Senate confirmed Guilfoyle on September eighteenth by a vote of 51 to 47.
  12. Deters calls the request a quid pro quo, meaning money in exchange for a benefit. He says he understood that paying could secure access to senior Trump administration or White House officials.
  13. Deters alleges Guilfoyle asked him for $100,000 toward her American Express bill. He says he refused to pay that amount, and says he received no favor in return.
  14. Deters describes an offer of loyalty using the phrase “ride or die in Trump world.” He also describes possible access or help with legal and tax problems. His description of an exchange remains an accusation.
  15. Deters says Guilfoyle wanted the money wired directly to American Express. The disputed wording includes, “It won't show up anywhere if you wire money to American Express.” Her lawyer challenges the messages' authenticity.
  16. Another disputed message says, “Honey, please, I need you to get this done for me today.” Deters supplied messages containing an alleged same-day request and wire instructions. The claim about leaving no trace is itself part of the disputed wording.
  17. The texts have also been described as authentic. Guilfoyle's lawyer Jesse Binnall disputes that. Their authenticity and full context remain contested, alongside the question of what the requested money was for.
  18. Guilfoyle's legal team denies improper conduct and says she was collecting outstanding speaking and consulting fees. Other explanations have included travel expenses and reimbursements. Deters rejects the suggestion that he owed her the requested money.
  19. Deters says he'd already paid Guilfoyle to appear at Patriots Day Freedom Fest. In an October 9 interview, he described three appearances and three separate payments. Those earlier payments are his account.
  20. Deters says he paid $300,000 for three appearances, in three $100,000 installments. He says he refused another $100,000 AmEx request. He separately describes a conditional $1 million offer after the 2024 festival.
  21. He says that million-dollar offer concerned his campaign to have Dr. Atik Durrani extradited from Pakistan. Deters says payment would come when the matter was resolved, and that he never paid it.
  22. A separate allegation connects a proposed benefit to access to IRS Commissioner Billy Long during a probe into Deters's tax deductions. It also alleges Guilfoyle contacted Long about Deters's case.
  23. Whether that contact happened, or led to any IRS action, is still unclear. The terms of the alleged million-dollar offer also remain unsettled, including how it relates to the later AmEx request.
  24. Deters says he went public partly because the administration hadn't helped patients he represents, and partly to draw attention to his extradition campaign. In one interview, he described retaliation for that failure.
  25. The White House's decision changes who represents the United States in Athens. The disputed money-for-access claim concerns how a nominee might have used connections to officials in Washington before taking that post.
  26. The State Department's watchdog is reportedly investigating. On October 11, an official said it was looking into the allegations. By October 13, an investigation was being described, while Deters said the office hadn't contacted him.
  27. The inspector general hasn't publicly explained the inquiry's scope or confirmed when a formal investigation began. Deters's lack of contact leaves those questions open.
  28. Former ambassador Jeff Flake argued that financial disclosures and vulnerability to blackmail matter when vetting ambassadors. His comments describe the risks officials should examine when choosing someone to represent the country abroad.
  29. Robert Garcia sought Guilfoyle's financial records and communications with administration officials in an October 8 letter. Garcia, Gregory Meeks and Jeanne Shaheen have called for investigation. Garcia acted as House Oversight's ranking Democrat.
  30. Garcia's letter described an alleged $100,000 demand for senior-official access and a promised $1 million payoff later. Those descriptions belong to the Democrats' request for records. They haven't become committee findings.
  31. The administration has settled the immediate personnel question by asking Guilfoyle to leave. Whether the disputed request concerned legitimate professional fees or money for government access still needs resolving. Deters says he declined the AmEx payment and received no favor.
  32. Deters says he intends to sue Guilfoyle and her lawyers for defamation, although whether he'll file is still unclear. He also says two lawmakers contacted him and that he planned to speak with them on October 14.

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