美国当选总统唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)周二指责美国总统乔·拜登(Joe Biden)，并考虑将墨西哥湾更名为“美国湾”(Gulf of America)，这是他上任不到两周前在马拉拉戈举行的一场随心所欲的新闻发布会上的一系列话题之一。
特朗普首先宣布中东公司DAMAC Properties投资200亿美元，在美国各地建立新的数据中心，特别是在中西部和阳光地带。
然而，他很快将焦点转向批评拜登总统离任前的最后行动，并阐述了他收购格陵兰岛和巴拿马运河的愿望，不排除使用军队来确保他所说的美国经济和国家安全。
以下是特朗普新闻发布会的主要内容，这是他当选总统以来的第二次新闻发布会。
特朗普抨击拜登的过渡
特朗普瞄准了拜登禁止美国东海岸和西海岸所有未来海上石油和天然气钻井的举动。
这一行动是拜登抢占特朗普第二任期目标的几项行动之一。
“我们从即将离任的政府那里继承了一个困难的局面，他们正在尽一切努力让它变得更加困难，”特朗普说，声称他们没有促进“平稳过渡”。
在拜登的石油钻探禁令上，特朗普誓言:“我会立即扭转它。它会立刻被做。我们将钻婴儿钻，”但这可能会被证明是非常困难的，因为根据法律拜登禁令被认为是永久性的，国会需要改变它。
特朗普沉思创造“美国湾”和占领巴拿马运河
在讨论他希望美国控制格陵兰岛和巴拿马运河的愿望时，特朗普考虑将墨西哥湾的名称改为“美国湾”。
“多美的名字。而且很合适。很合适，”他说。
特朗普表示，他希望在第一个任期内购买格陵兰岛，当时该岛领土断然拒绝了这一要求。作为特朗普再次推进在赢得选举后，格陵兰总理指出它是非卖品。
当一名记者问及他是否会承诺在寻求获得这些领土的过程中不使用军事力量或经济胁迫时，特朗普显然没有排除这种可能性。
“不，我不能向你保证这两个。但我可以说，我们需要它们来保障经济安全，”特朗普说。
特朗普还提出了对丹麦征收“非常高的关税”以收购格陵兰的可能性，声称丹麦可能对格陵兰没有任何“法律权利”。特朗普讲话时，他的长子小唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump Jr .)正在格陵兰进行他声称的私人访问。
特朗普还直言不讳地批评了上周去世、享年100岁的前总统吉米·卡特，因为他监督了巴拿马运河条约，该条约使中美洲国家最终控制了这条关键的水道。
特朗普称卡特是一个“好人”，但他表示，他认为放弃巴拿马运河是卡特没有赢得第二个任期的原因。在卡特的国葬前，他的遗体正从佐治亚州运往华盛顿。
“这是一个巨大的错误，”特朗普谈到卡特在巴拿马的决定。
如果哈马斯不在就职典礼前释放人质，一切都将爆发
特朗普在Mar-a-Lago与史蒂文·维特科夫(Steven Witkoff)一起，他被任命为他的中东特使。两人被问及为确保释放仍被哈马斯扣押的以色列和其他人质所做的努力。
“所有的地狱都会爆发。特朗普说:“如果那些人质没有回来……如果他们在我就职时没有回来，中东将会爆发大灾难。”。
当被要求详细说明时，特朗普只说:“这对哈马斯没有好处。坦率地说，这对任何人都没有好处。”
威特科夫在他的简短发言中表示，人质谈判已经取得了“非常大的进展”。
卡塔尔外交部发言人马吉德·安萨里周二表示，哈马斯和以色列之间的停火谈判“正在进行中”。
不排除赦免1月6日暴乱者
当美国广播公司新闻(ABC News)驻白宫高级记者Selina Wang询问特朗普时，他拒绝承诺不赦免1月6日被控暴力犯罪的被告，包括袭击警察的被告。
“嗯，你知道，唯一被杀害的是一位名叫阿什利·巴比特的年轻漂亮的女士，”特朗普说，再次试图淡化数千名他的支持者冲进美国国会大厦时发生的暴力事件。
DOJ称，大约140名执法人员在骚乱中受伤。
他还再次谎称人群中没有人携带枪支。
赞扬脸书的结束，Instagram事实检查
特朗普被问及对拥有脸书和Instagram的Meta宣布将替换它的事实核查程序用“社区笔记”首席执行官马克·扎克伯格周二宣布了这一举措。
“我看了他们的新闻发布会，我认为这是一个非常好的新闻发布会。我认为他们真的走了很长的路，梅塔，脸书。我认为他们已经走了很长的路。我看了。这个人给人印象非常深刻，”特朗普说。
当被问及他是否认为扎克伯格是在回应特朗普过去对他的“威胁”时，特朗普回答说:“很可能。”
Meta在特朗普2016年获胜后推出了事实核查计划。特朗普在1月6日国会大厦被围困后，因担心他的帖子煽动暴力，被禁止在脸书和Instagram上发布。
Trump won't rule out military force to retake Panama Canal, threatens 'all hell will break out' over Israeli hostages
President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday railed against President Joe Biden and mused on renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America," among a flurry of topics in a freewheeling news conference at Mar-a-Lago less than two weeks before he takes office.
Trump began his remarks by announcing a $20 billion investment from DAMAC Properties, a Middle-East based company, to build new data centers across the United States, particularly in the Midwest and Sun Belt.
He quickly shifted focus, however, to criticizing President Biden's final actions before leaving office and laying out his desire to acquire Greenland and the Panama Canal, not ruling out using the military to ensure what he called U.S. economic and national security.
Here are key takeaways from Trump's press conference, his second since becoming president-elect.
Trump blasts Biden on transition
Trump took aim at Biden's move to ban all future offshore oil and natural gas drilling off of America's East and West coasts.
The action is one of several Biden acts to preempt Trump's second-term goals.
"We are inheriting a difficult situation from the outgoing administration, and they're trying everything they can to make it more difficult," Trump said, contending they were not facilitating a "smooth transition."
On Biden's oil drilling ban, Trump vowed: "I will reverse it immediately. It'll be done immediately. And we will drill baby drill," but that could prove very difficult because the Biden ban is considered permanent under the law and Congress would need to change it.
Trump muses on creating 'Gulf of America' and seizing Panama Canal
As he discussed his desire for U.S. control of Greenland and the Panama Canal, Trump mused on changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America."
"What a beautiful name. And it's appropriate. It's appropriate," he said.
Trump said he wanted to purchase Greenland in his first term, which the island territory flatly rejected at the time. As Trumpmade the push againafter his election win, Greenland's prime minister noted it is not for sale.
Asked by a reporter if he would commit to not using military force or economic coercion in his quest to acquire the territories, Trump notably did not rule it out.
"No, I can't assure you on either of those two. But I can say this, we need them for economic security," Trump said.
Trump also floated the possibility of imposing tariffs “at a very high level” on Denmark to acquire Greenland, claiming Denmark might not have any “legal right” to Greenland. As Trump spoke, his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., was in Greenland for what he claimed was a personal visit.
Trump also didn't mince words in criticizing former President Jimmy Carter, who died last week at the age of 100, for overseeing the Panama Canal Treaty that gave the Central American nation eventual control of the critical waterway.
Trump called Carter a "good man" but said he believed ceding the Panama Canal is why Carter didn't win a second term. The comments came as Carter's remains were being transported from Georgia to Washington ahead of his state funeral.
"That was a big mistake," Trump said of Carter's decision on Panama.
'All hell will break out' if Hamas doesn't release hostages by inauguration
Trump was joined at Mar-a-Lago by Steven Witkoff, who he has tapped as his special envoy to the Middle East. The two were asked about ongoing efforts to secure a deal to release the Israeli and other hostages still being held by Hamas.
"All hell will break out. If those hostages aren't back … If they're not back by the time I get into office, all hell will break out in the Middle East," Trump said.
Asked to elaborate, Trump only said: "And it will not be good for Hamas. And it will not be good, frankly, for anyone."
Witkoff indicated "really great progress" has been made on hostage negotiations during his brief remarks.
Ceasefire talks between Hamas and Israel are "ongoing," Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majid al-Ansari said Tuesday.
Not ruling out pardons for violent Jan. 6 rioters
Trump declined to commit to not pardoning Jan. 6 defendants who were charged with violent offenses, including those who attacked police officers, when asked by ABC News Senior White House Correspondent Selina Wang.
"Well, you know, the only one that was killed was a beautiful young lady named Ashley Babbitt," said Trump, again seeking to downplay the violence that occurred as thousands of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
Approximately 140 law enforcement officers were injured during the riot, the DOJ has said.
He also again falsely claimed that no one in the crowd carried firearms.
Praises end of Facebook, Instagram fact-checkers
Trump was asked for his reaction to Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, announcing it willreplace its fact-checking programwith "community notes." The move was announced by CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday.
"I watched their news conference and I thought it was a very good news conference. I think they've honestly I think they've come a long way, Meta, Facebook. I think they've come a long way. I watched it. The man was very impressive," Trump said.
Asked if he believes Zuckerberg was responding to "threats" that Trump had made to him in the past, Trump responded: "Probably."
Meta introduced the fact-checking program after Trump's 2016 win. Trump was banned from Facebook and Instagram after the Jan. 6 Capitol siege over concerns his posts were inciting violence.
