当被问及周一陷入困境的美国驻希腊大使时，唐纳德·特朗普总统回答说，他“正在考虑”解雇金伯利·吉尔福伊尔。
特朗普在离开白宫参加竞选集会时告诉记者，他的政府正在“关注此事”，并补充说，对于有报道称她利用自己的官方职位和与特朗普家族的联系来“不高兴”从捐赠者那里得到钱．
特朗普的一名捐助者上周告诉美国广播公司新闻，Guilfoyle提供接触特朗普高级官员的机会，以换取现金。
前律师、保守派媒体人士和特朗普捐赠者埃里克·德特斯（Eric Deters）声称，吉尔福伊尔在2025年7月要求他支付她10万美元的信用卡账单，这是在她的参议院确认听证会前几天。
“这都是交换条件，”德特斯声称吉尔福伊尔的请求，吉尔福伊尔是加利福尼亚州州长加文·纽瑟姆的前妻，也是小唐纳德·特朗普的前未婚夫
华尔街日报首先报道了德特斯的指控。
德特斯向美国广播公司新闻提供消息，他说他与吉尔福伊尔就此事交换了意见。在那段时间的一条消息中，德特斯声称吉尔福伊尔写道，“亲爱的，我需要你今天帮我完成这件事，”德特斯声称这是指想要的信用卡付款。
美国广播公司新闻部联系了吉尔福伊尔、她的律师和美国驻希腊大使馆进行评论，但尚未得到回复。
据美联社（Associated Press）报道，在周日晚些时候发布的一份声明中，吉尔福伊尔的律师声称，她寻求的资金是用于在她获得提名之前的露面和演讲活动，这些活动尚未支付。
德特斯否认他欠吉尔福伊尔任何钱。他说他最终没有付款，因为他没有钱。
德特斯在肯塔基州政界被认为是一个有争议的人物。他在2023年竞选肯塔基州州长，并在2024年代表肯塔基州第四国会选区；他在初选中输掉了两场比赛。
作为一名前律师，德特斯在2012年因多起案件中的行为被吊销律师执照，包括他对法官的评论和对潜在客户的不当诱惑。根据法院文件，肯塔基州最高法院在2021年拒绝恢复德特斯的法律执照时表示，他有一个“臭名昭著的倾向”，即提起“恶意或无聊的诉讼”。
在给《华尔街日报》的一份声明中，美国驻希腊大使馆表示，Guilfoyle“在公共服务领域内外的职业生涯都受到深刻而持久的价值观的指导”，“大使仍然致力于以奉献精神和诚信代表美国人民。”
美国国务卿马尔科·卢比奥表示，他不会回答有关吉尔福伊尔上周离开希腊雅典时被指控行为的问题。
“我都不知道是真是假，”卢比奥说。“所以，这种方式是行不通的，当我身处另一个国家时，肯定也行不通。”
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然而，两位消息人士都警告说，还没有做出最终决定；一位消息人士称，总统将对任何行动拥有最终决定权。
几位接近卢比奥的官员表达了他们对上周卢比奥高调访问雅典时，吉尔福伊尔被举报行为不当。吉尔福伊尔很抱歉，这段文本暂时无法提供译文
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Trump says he＇s ＇looking at＇ firing US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle
President Donald Trump answered he＇s ＂looking at＂ firing Kimberly Guilfoyle when asked about the embattled U．S． ambassador to Greece on Monday．
Trump told reporters as he left the White House for a campaign rally that his administration is ＂looking at it＂ and added that it＇s ＂not happy＂ over reports alleging that she used her official position and links to the Trump family toget money from a donor．
A Trump donor told ABC News last week that Guilfoyle offered access to top Trump officials in exchange for cash．
Eric Deters， a former lawyer， conservative media personality and Trump donor， alleged that Guilfoyle asked him to pay her $100，000 credit card bill in July 2025 -- days before her Senate confirmation hearing．
＂It was all quid pro quo，＂ Deters claimed about the request from Guilfoyle， who is the former wife of California Gov． Gavin Newsom and ex-fiance of Donald Trump Jr．
The Wall Street Journal first reported on Deters＇ accusations．
Deters provided messages to ABC News he says he exchanged with Guilfoyle on the subject． In one message from that period， Deters alleges Guilfoyle wrote， ＂Honey please I need you to get this done for me today，＂ which Deters alleged was in reference to the desired credit card payment．
ABC News has reached out to Guilfoyle， her attorney and the U．S． Embassy in Greece for comment and have not heard back．
In a statement released late Sunday， Guilfoyle＇s lawyers claimed that the money she was seeking was for appearances and speaking engagements that predate her nomination that have not been paid， according to The Associated Press．
Deters denies he owed Guilfoyle any money． He said he ended up not making the payment because he didn’t have the money．
Deters is considered a controversial character in Kentucky politics． He ran for Kentucky governor in 2023 and to represent Kentucky＇s 4th Congressional District in the House in 2024； he lost both races in the primaries．
A former lawyer， Deters had his law license suspended in 2012 for actions in multiple cases including comments he made about a judge and improper solicitation of a possible client． In refusing to reinstate Deters＇ law license in 2021， the Kentucky Supreme Court said he had a ＂notorious propensity＂ for filing ＂malicious or frivolous lawsuits，＂ according to court documents．
In a statement to the Wall Street Journal， the U．S． embassy in Greece said Guilfoyle＇s ＂career in and out of public service is guided by deep and abiding values＂ and ＂the Ambassador remains committed to representing the American people with dedication and integrity．＂
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he wouldn＇t answer questions about Guilfoyle＇s alleged conduct last week while departing Athens， Greece．
＂I don＇t even know if it＇s true or not true，＂ Rubio said． ＂So it＇s just not going to work that way， and it will certainly not going to work that way when I＇m sitting in another country．＂
But White House and State Department leadership have held discussions on how to address the allegations against Guilfoyle， including possibly dismissing her， according to two sources familiar with the matter．
Both sources cautioned， however， that no final decision had been made； one source said the the president would have final say over any action．
Several officials close to Rubio have expressed their frustration withGuilfoyle， whose reported misconduct loomed over Rubio’s high-profile visit to Athens last week．Guilfoylewas present throughout the secretary’s program in Greece， even appearing at some events that she had not been invited by the State Department to attend， one U．S． official said．
The official said that the State Department’s inspector general is examining claims of possible misconduct byGuilfoyle， but it is unclear if a formal probe has been launched and the department has declined to publicly comment on any investigation．
