If you're on Trump's team, you must be thinking right now about all the missed opportunities.

如果你是特朗普團隊中的一員，你現在一定在思考所有錯過的機會。

Because, as you said, we both know historically the incumbent is has a huge advantage.

因為正如你所說，我們都知道歷史上現任者是有巨大優勢的。

And also in this area, Yes.

也是在這個領域，是的。

And then s O number one.

然後是O號。

There's Cove it which pretty much I mean, Trump himself said it.

有科夫它這幾乎是我的意思，特朗普自己說的。

He said, I'm a wartime president.

他說，我是戰時總統。

He could have been a wartime president if he had said, I take this really seriously and here's what we need to dio He would have had the approval of so many people on the left suddenly And then you look at picking and unnecessary fight with the ghost of John McCain in Arizona, and the list goes on and on and on of the things that he did that I'm sure his strategist must have been pulling their hair out.

他本來可以成為一個戰時總統，如果他說，我真的很認真地對待這個問題，這裡是我們需要dio他將有這麼多的人的準許，在左派突然然後你看看挑選和不必要的戰鬥與約翰麥凱恩的幽靈在亞利桑那州，和列表上的事情，他做了，我敢肯定他的戰略家必須一直拉他們的頭髮。

Because when you look at the results now, I know a lot of, um, Democrats or maybe disappointed that it's this close and they think, How could it be this close?

因為當你看到現在的結果時，我知道很多，嗯，民主黨人或者可能對這麼近的距離感到失望，他們會想，怎麼會這麼近？

Well, uh, it on the Republican side, they must be thinking this was very winnable.

共和黨方面的人一定認為這是很有勝算的。

He could have had this.

他可以有這個。

That is I mean, that is exactly the conversation they're having.

我的意思是，這正是他們正在進行的對話。

Not just on the broader Republican side, but inside from Sun Circle.

不僅僅是在廣大的共和黨方面，從孫圓圓的內部。

That and he didn't need to do everything different with covet.

這一點，他不需要做一切不同的覬覦。

He needed to do it like 10% better.

他需要做得更好10%。

He needed to figure out how and and someone said this to me on the Saturday before the election, that if he loses, it will be because he could never be convinced that actually doing the right thing for the country would have been good politics for him.

他需要弄清楚如何和和有人在選舉前的星期六對我說過這樣的話，如果他輸了，那是因為他永遠無法說服他，實際上為國家做正確的事情對他來說是好的政治。

He just couldn't convince that people try.

他只是無法說服人們去嘗試。

Um, he also has, you know?

嗯，他也有，你知道嗎？

I mean, I don't know Jared Kushner, so I don't say this with any personal venom, but he is in so far over his head.

我的意思是，我不知道賈裡德-庫什納， 所以我不說這與任何個人的毒藥， 但他是在這麼遠超過他的頭。

He is running the United States government, all of it.

他在管理美國政府，所有的政府。

And he ran the presidential campaign.

他還負責總統競選。

And again, this is misreading mandates.

而這又是對任務的誤讀。

Because Trump won four years ago.

因為特朗普四年前就贏了。

Jared thought he was really good at both those things.

賈裡德認為他對這兩件事都很在行。

He sucks of those things.

他的這些東西很爛。

You know, the country was just primed for sort of this radical disruption of our you know, sort of status quo in our politics and and from wrote in and excited and titillated people.

你知道，這個國家只是初步的排序 這種激進的破壞 我們的你知道，排序的現狀 在我們的政治和 從寫在和興奮和挑逗的人。

But the notion that they were gonna be able to do things better than Tony Fauci and that they were gonna and transcended into everything they knew more about the pandemic than Tony Fauci.

但概念，他們是要去 能夠做的事情比託尼-福齊更好， 他們要去和超越到一切 他們知道更多的關於大流行病比託尼-福齊。

They knew more about campaigning for president.

他們更懂得如何競選總統。

Then you know Chris Christie or the people around them that have done it before.

那你就認識克里斯蒂或者身邊的人，他們以前就有過這樣的經歷。

If he loses, it won't be because people didn't want him to succeed.

如果他輸了，不會是因為人們不希望他成功。

They did desperately.

他們的確是拼命的。

And if you said if he had done a decent job on Cove, it is not clear that there is a home run hit, but he couldn't even pretend to care about the way people are living in this time of the pandemic.

而且你說他要是在庫夫身上做得像模像樣的，還不知道有全壘打，但他連假裝關心一下這個大流行時期人們的生活方式都做不到。