唐納德·特朗普（Donald Trump）總統的堅定捍衛者對特朗普的加密晚宴（Crypto Dinner）進行了罕見的譴責，這獎勵了他的模因硬幣的前220名投資者。

特朗普週四晚上在他在弗吉尼亞州的高爾夫俱樂部舉行了一個小時的晚餐，投資者集體在硬幣上花費了約3.94億美元。還向前25名承諾，私人雞尾酒會和白宮遊覽。

A staunch defender of President Donald Trump delivered a rare rebuke of the MAGA leader.

唐納德·特朗普總統的堅定捍衛者對瑪格（Maga）領導人的罕見譴責。

The president’s crypto dinner that rewarded the top 220 investors of his meme coin with an hour-long meet-up at his golf club was a bad idea, a former White House spokesman said.

一位前白宮發言人說，總統的加密晚宴獎勵了他的高爾夫俱樂部一個小時的聚會，這是一個壞主意。

Trump held the Thursday night dinner at his golf club in Virginia with investors who collectively spent about $394 million on the coin. The top 25 were also promised a private cocktail reception and a tour of the White House.

特朗普與投資者在他在弗吉尼亞州的高爾夫俱樂部舉行了周四晚餐，他們在硬幣上共同花了約3.94億美元。還向前25名承諾，私人雞尾酒會和白宮遊覽。

Critics have warned the dinner enriched the president's pockets while selling access to the White House. And they found themselves an unlikely ally late Thursday in Pete Seat, who served as deputy assistant press secretary to President George W. Bush.

評論家警告說，晚餐在出售白宮時豐富了總統的口袋。他們發現自己是周四晚些時候在皮特座位上的盟友，後者曾擔任喬治·W·布什總統的副新聞秘書。

Seat told panelists on CNN's NewsNight that Trump's dinner was a bad idea.

座位在美國有線電視新聞網（CNN）的《新聞之夜》（Newnight）上告訴小組成員，特朗普的晚餐是個壞主意。

"Politically, it had value. Right? He leaned into the crypto bros, he strung them along, got their votes. Now he's got to cut them off," Seat said.

席斯特說：“從政治上講，它有價值。對嗎？他傾斜了加密兄弟，他串起了他們，得到了他們的選票。現在他必須將它們切斷。”

He quickly clarified that his issue is less about Trump than it is about the country.

他很快澄清說，他的問題與特朗普有關，而不是這個國家。

"Crypto is a scam," he said, to agreement from multiple panelists. "These investors desperately need the government to legitimize their so-called investment. Otherwise, they'll lose everything. And if they get what they want, which is displacing fiat currency, the U.S. dollar, we’re no longer the reserve currency. We no longer have the power to sanction. We lose everything."

他說：“加密是一個騙局。” “這些投資者迫切需要政府使他們所謂的投資合法化。否則，他們將失去一切。如果他們得到想要的東西，那就是消耗法定貨幣，美元，我們將不再是儲備貨幣。我們將不再有批准的權力。我們失去了一切。我們失去了一切。”

Seat backed off his criticism slightly, adding that there are other ways to "buy access" to the president as well, such as by donating to his campaign.

座位稍微退縮了他的批評，並補充說，還有其他方法可以“購買訪問權限”，例如捐贈他的競選活動。

The problem, he said, is what this could do to America.

他說，這個問題就是對美國的影響。

Host Abby Phillip found his response notable given he's a supporter of Trump, and echoed Seat's remarks.

主持人艾比·菲利普（Abby Phillip）發現他的回應值得注意，因為他是特朗普的支持者，並回應了席位的講話。

"That’s very interesting. It’s more of a national security question more than anything, which I think is colliding honestly with Trump’s pocketbook. He’s in that meeting not because they necessarily — that he wants to hear what they have to say. He’s in that meeting because they paid money to see him. Which is in direct conflict to what you're saying, which is what’s in the best interest of the country, from a fiscal perspective."

“這非常有趣。這比任何什麼都重要，我認為這與特朗普的袖珍書誠實相遇。他不是因為他們一定是因為他們一定是因為他們想听聽他們所說的話。他在那次會議上，因為他們付錢了，因為他們付錢去看他。這是您所說的，這是您所說的，這是對國家的最大利益，從菲斯特的角度來看。”

Seat agreed with the host's criticism.

席位同意主持人的批評。

"And they still get access. I agree with what you said earlier. The most precious commodity is the president's time. And the calendar is policy. And by him going to this and spending the time, those precious minutes — it’s a mistake," he concluded.

他總結說：“他們仍然可以訪問。我同意您之前所說的話。最寶貴的商品是總統的時代。日曆是政策。他去這件事並花時間花時間，那些寶貴的時間 - 這是一個錯誤。”

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