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  • we're going to win this race.

    我們將贏得這場比賽。

  • Just look at what has happened since yesterday.

    看看昨天以來發生了什麼。

  • 24 hours.

    24小時

  • We're behind in Georgia now.

    我們現在在喬治亞州落後了。

  • We're ahead.

    我們在前面

  • We're gonna win that state 24 hours ago.

    我們會在24小時前贏得那個州。

  • We're behind in Pennsylvania and we are going to win Pennsylvania.

    我們在賓夕法尼亞州落後,我們要贏得賓夕法尼亞州。

  • And now we're ahead.

    現在我們領先了。

  • But we're winning in Arizona were in in Nevada.

    但我們在亞利桑那州贏了,在內華達州贏了。

  • In fact, our lead just doubled in Nevada.

    事實上,我們在內華達州的領先優勢剛剛翻倍。

  • We're on track to over 300 electoral votes, Electoral college votes.

    我們有望獲得超過300張選舉人票,選舉團票。

  • Look at the national numbers.

    看看全國的數據。

  • We're gonna win this race with a clear majority.

    我們會以明顯的多數票贏得這場比賽。

  • With the nation behind us, we've gotten over 74 million votes.

    在全國人民的支持下,我們已經獲得了7400多萬張選票。

  • Let me repeat that.

    讓我重複一遍。

  • 74 million votes.

    7400萬票。

  • That's more than any presidential ticket has ever gotten in the history of United States of America on our vote total is still growing.

    這比美利堅合眾國歷史上任何一張總統票都要多,我們的選票總數還在增加。

  • We're beating Donald Trump over four million votes.

    我們擊敗了唐納德・特朗普超過400萬票。

  • That's the margin is still growing as well.

    那就是利潤率也還在增長。

  • More than three days after polls closed in the race, there is still no official winner of the U.

    在投票結束三天多後,美國仍沒有正式的贏家。

  • S.

    S.

  • Election.

    選舉:

  • Let's have a look at the results as they stand at the moment.

    讓我們來看看目前的結果。

  • The overall picture hasn't changed in quite some time.

    整體的情況在相當長的時間內都沒有改變。

  • Now, remember, the candidate who gets 270 electoral votes wins.

    現在,記住,獲得270張選舉人票的候選人獲勝。

  • So far, Democratic candidate Joe Biden has received 264 to Republican President Donald Trump's 214 according to projections by The Associated Press.

    根據美聯社的預測,到目前為止,民主黨候選人喬-拜登已經收到264份,而共和黨總統唐納德-特朗普的214份。

  • AP has Biden winning Arizona, but many other forecasts say it's too close to call.

    美聯社認為拜登將贏得亞利桑那州,但許多其他預測說,這太接近了。

  • Pennsylvania would be a massive prize with its 20 electoral votes.

    賓夕法尼亞州的20張選舉人票將是一個巨大的獎項。

  • Joe Biden's lead there is currently around 29,000, with 99% of votes counted.

    目前喬-拜登在那裡的領先優勢約為2.9萬,計票率為99%。

  • The mail in votes being counted have been heavily favoring the Democratic candidate.

    正在統計的郵寄選票一直對民主黨候選人非常有利。

  • Georgia, with it's 16 electoral votes, is also extremely close.

    佐治亞州,它的16張選舉人票,也極為接近。

  • Biden has pulled ahead of Trump there with a difference of just over 4000 votes.

    拜登在那裡以4000多票的差距拉開了對特朗普的優勢。

  • A recount is expected.

    預計將進行重新計票。

  • Overall, Donald Trump's path to victory is looking increasingly nera.

    總的來說,唐納德-特朗普的勝利之路看起來越來越奈何。

  • States in red or blue have been called by AP for Trump or Biden states in lighter blue or in pink or leaning toward Biden or Trump, respectively.

    紅色或藍色的國家已經被美聯社稱為特朗普或拜登的國家,分別是淺藍色或粉紅色或傾向於拜登或特朗普。

  • Any one of the remaining states will give Joe Biden the wind.

    其餘任何一個州都會給喬-拜登風頭。

  • President Trump needs a combination of states abiding Victory may look increasingly likely, but there's little sign it will bring an end to the deep divisions made during the campaign backers of President Trump or expressing doubts about the large numbers of Biden votes counted after Election Day.

    特朗普總統需要結合各州遵守勝利可能看起來越來越有可能,但幾乎沒有跡象表明它將結束競選期間特朗普總統支持者的深刻分歧,或者對選舉日之後統計的大量拜登選票表示懷疑。

  • The votes eliminated Trump's lead in a few key states.

    這些選票消除了特朗普在幾個關鍵州的領先優勢。

  • Biden supporters, meanwhile, have been celebrating what they believe to be the end of the trump era.

    與此同時,拜登的支持者們一直在慶祝他們認為的特朗普時代的結束。

  • Scenes of jubilation.

    喜慶的場景。

  • Biden supporters in New York and other U.

    紐約和其他美國的拜登支持者。

  • S cities began dancing in the streets as election results on Friday turned increasingly in favor of their candidate but also in several cities.

    S城市開始在街上跳舞,因為週五的選舉結果越來越多地轉向有利於他們的候選人,但也在幾個城市。

  • Scenes of frustration like here in Arizona, where Trump supporters have gathered for days to protest after Biden was declared the likely victor.

    像亞利桑那州這裡的沮喪場景,在拜登被宣佈為可能的勝利者之後,特朗普的支持者已經聚集了幾天的抗議。

  • Also scenes of faith, albeit a deeply divided faith showing many Democrats believe in the US election system, while many Republicans do not.

    也是信仰的場景,儘管信仰分歧很大,但顯示出許多民主黨人相信美國的選舉制度,而許多共和黨人不相信。

  • So if Trump doesn't win and it's the legal, then alright fighting the president, I don't know very many people that are unwilling to accept that like the problem becomes, is when it's not legal.

    所以如果特朗普不贏,而且是合法的,那好吧跟總統打,我不知道有多少人不願意接受,像問題就變成了,就是不合法的時候。

  • Well, um, she's gonna win.

    嗯,嗯,她會贏。

  • We're gonna be patient because this is turning into a legal problem.

    我們要有耐心,因為這正在變成一個法律問題。

  • Now, this is a fraud on the American public.

    現在,這是對美國公眾的欺詐。

  • President Trump was making claims of illegality even before million's of ballots were counted.

    特朗普總統在百萬選票統計之前,就提出了非法性的主張。

  • There has yet to be any credible evidence of election fraud.

    目前還沒有任何可信的選舉舞弊證據。

  • Over the course of Friday, votes for Biden flipped the grand prize state of Pennsylvania, and Trump lost his lead, bringing supporters of both candidates out on the streets.

    在週五的過程中,拜登的選票翻轉了大獎州賓夕法尼亞州,特朗普失去了領先優勢,使兩位候選人的支持者走上街頭。

  • It's a scam.

    這是一個騙局。

  • Its's state collusion.

    這是國家的勾結。

  • Other states, Democratic controlled states like Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania.

    其他州,民主黨控制的州,如密歇根、威斯康星、賓夕法尼亞。

  • They're all colluding with each other to create these fraudulent mail in ballot voting.

    他們互相勾結,製造這些欺詐性的郵寄投票。

  • E think there is so much attention on this election on the counting of the votes on looking out for fraud that you're gonna find that is probably more accurate than any election we've had.

    我想這次選舉有這麼多的關注點 在計票上 在尋找舞弊上 你會發現這可能比我們以往任何一次選舉都要準確。

  • So whether they get a recount or not, I'm not concerned because I think you're going to get the same results.

    所以不管他們是否會重新計票,我都不擔心,因為我認為你會得到同樣的結果。

  • Trump just lost.

    特朗普剛輸了。

  • You know, it's a simple is that you know, it didn't get the votes.

    你知道,這是一個簡單的是,你知道,它沒有得到選票。

  • It comes down to a few 1000 votes here and there.

    歸根結底就是這裡的幾張1000票,那裡的幾張。

  • But you know, one person has to win and one person has to lose, and he lost.

    但你知道,一個人要贏,一個人要輸,他輸了。

  • Biden says he's confident he will win.

    拜登說他有信心會贏。

  • He's appealing for greater unity.

    他在呼籲加強團結。

  • Once the dust settles, I want you to know that I'll work is hard for those who voted against me as those who voted for me.

    一旦塵埃落定,我想讓你們知道,我會為那些投票反對我的人努力工作,就像那些投票支持我的人一樣。

  • That's the job.

    這就是工作。

  • That's the job.

    這就是工作。

  • It's called the duty of care for all Americans.

    這就是所謂的對所有美國人的照顧責任。

  • We have serious problems to deal with a covert.

    我們有嚴重的問題,要處理一個祕密。

  • Did the economy to racial justice.

    做了經濟到種族正義。

  • Climate change?

    氣候變化?

  • We don't have any more time to waste on partisan warfare.

    我們沒有更多的時間浪費在黨派戰爭上。

  • Street demonstrations, for the most part, have been peaceful, even when people with strongly opposing views face off.

    大多數情況下,街頭示威都是和平的,即使是意見強烈對立的人對峙。

  • Meanwhile, the world is watching to see if that holds true once a final result is announced for more on that, I am now joined in the studio by D.

    同時,全世界都在關注,一旦最終結果公佈,是否會成立更多的,現在我在演播室裡和D。

  • W's chief international editor, Richard Walker.

    W的國際主編理查德-沃克。

  • Richard, good to see you.

    理查德,很高興見到你。

  • Trump supporters seemed desperate.

    特朗普的支持者似乎已經絕望了。

  • Any reaction from the Trump campaign itself?

    特朗普競選團隊本身有什麼反應嗎?

  • Well, the Trump campaign is maintaining its position that it stands ready and has already begun with legal action in some states.

    好吧,特朗普競選活動堅持其立場,即它準備好了,並且已經開始在一些州採取法律行動。

  • And, you know, we could be in reach, count territory, certainly in the state of Georgia and some others.

    而且,你知道,我們可以在達到,計數領土, 當然,在佐治亞州和其他一些。

  • But what's quite also interesting is Thio is to look at what they are saying mawr under the radar to their own supporters.

    但相當有趣的是,Thio是看看他們在說什麼mawr雷達下自己的支持者。

  • Now, after covering the last election in the US, I'm registered for the campaign males that trump supporters receive on overnight from last night to today, European time, I received in the space of nine hours, 14 emails, and we can take a look at a few of these emails.

    現在,在報道了美國上一次大選之後,我登記了特朗普支持者在一夜之間收到的競選公文,從昨晚到今天,歐洲時間,我在9個小時的時間裡,收到了14封郵件,我們可以看一下其中的幾封郵件。

  • Perhaps on the on the on the wall.

    也許是在牆上的上。

  • Right here.

    就在這裡。

  • Ah, look at this one.

    啊,看這個。

  • In the subject line, we need to keep pushing, you know, trying to raise money here for what they call the official election defense fund.

    在主題行,我們需要繼續推動,你知道, 試圖籌集資金在這裡,他們稱之為官方選舉辯護基金。

  • You know, sort of money that they claiming here that they want to put into legal challenges, but we could bring up the next one Here.

    你知道,他們在這裡聲稱的那種錢... ...他們想投入到法律挑戰中, 但我們可以提出下一個這裡。

  • Um uh, There it is.

    嗯,嗯,有它。

  • Look sent by Trump Trump Trump.

    你看由特朗普特朗普發出。

  • This is coming from with the message.

    這是來自與消息。

  • Let's keep going.

    我們繼續走吧

  • Really kind of riling up Trump supporters here.

    真的有點激怒特朗普的支持者了。

  • And we have one more to show in just a moment.

    而我們還有一個人要在稍後展示。

  • So if we get that one up, yeah, it's time to fight back.

    所以,如果我們得到了這一個,是的,是時候反擊了。

  • So little Wonder what we just saw in the report there.

    所以小編想知道我們剛才在報告中看到了什麼,有。

  • You've got so many trump supporters coming out onto the streets and many of these emails also kind of fueling this suggestion that illegal votes are being counted this misleading, suggesting where There's been no evidence presented whatsoever and bear in mind, this is not just coming to my inbox.

    你已經得到了這麼多的特朗普的支持者 走上街頭,許多這些電子郵件 也是一種助長這種暗示 非法選票被計算 這種誤導,建議在那裡一直 沒有證據提出任何東西

  • This is going to millions of Trump supporters around the country.

    這將給全國數百萬特朗普的支持者。

  • No doubt it's a full court press.

    毫無疑問,這是一個全場的壓力。

  • Um, it appears that this election is going to be won or lost by a razor thin margin in a small handful of states.

    嗯,看來這次大選將在少數幾個州以微弱的優勢贏得或失去。

  • Could you sort of do a sort of 3 60 degree here, Look at, uh, just how close this election has actually been.

    你能不能在這裡做一個60度的排序, 看看,呃,只是如何接近這次選舉 實際上已經。

  • Yeah.

    是啊。

  • I mean, obviously it is close in these states.

    我的意思是,很明顯,在這些州,它是接近的。

  • Otherwise we wouldn't still be talking about it.

    否則我們就不會還在討論這個問題了。

  • Now, you know, some of these states could be, you know, one by less than a single percentage point.

    現在,你知道,其中一些州可能是,你知道,一個不到一個百分點。

  • But if you pull out and look at the popular vote overall, the margin is larger, certainly so that the current tally Joe Biden, seems to have an advantage.

    但是如果拉出來看一下整體的民調,幅度比較大,當然這樣目前的統計喬拜登,似乎有優勢。

  • Something like four million plus votes over Donald Trump, which in percentage terms would be about 3% points if that's where that hold.

    大概比唐納德-特朗普多出400多萬票,從百分比上看,如果是在那裡保持的話,大約是3%點。

  • That is certainly not the landslide many Democrats were hoping for in this election.

    這當然不是許多民主黨人在這次選舉中所希望的壓倒性優勢。

  • But it's also not a particularly close election.

    但這也不是一場特別激烈的選舉。

  • There'll be many closer ones in this.

    這裡面會有很多接近的。

  • Yes, some people might be surprised to hear that Georgia, this sort of conservative, reliable Republican state is actually in play here, and the Democrats might even actually win it.

    是的,有些人聽到喬治亞州,這種保守可靠的共和黨州,居然在這裡有戲,民主黨甚至可能真的會贏。

  • How did this state become part of the Democratic plan?

    這個州怎麼會成為民主黨計劃的一部分?

  • Yeah, I mean, that is definitely remarkable, if if that does indeed happen.

    是啊,我的意思是,這絕對是了不起的, 如果如果真的發生。

  • I mean, the last time that Georgia voted for a Democratic presidential candidate was way back in 1992 and Bill Clinton, a fellow Southerner from Arkansas, won by a razor thin margin over over George Bush Sr.

    我的意思是,上一次佐治亞州投票給民主黨總統候選人是在1992年,比爾-克林頓,一個來自阿肯色州的南方人,以微弱的優勢戰勝了老布什。

  • Now, if the Democrats do manage to flip that state this year, you can expect a lot of the credit to go to Stacey Abrams.

    現在,如果民主黨今年真的能翻盤該州,你可以期待很多功勞都歸於Stacey Abrams。

  • Now.

    現在就去

  • She is a former state politician.

    她是前國家政治家。

  • She narrowly lost her race for governor in 2018 on day were allegations of voter suppression in that election that targeted minority communities, particularly the black community, which is more than 30% of the population in Georgia.

    她在2018年以微弱的優勢輸掉了她的州長競選,當天是對那次選舉中針對少數族裔社區的選民壓制的指控,特別是黑人社區,而黑人社區佔格魯吉亞人口的30%以上。

  • So after that election, Stacey Abrams made it her personal mission to start a real voter registration drive in Georgia, registering reportedly about 800,000 new voters.

    是以,在那次選舉後,斯泰西-艾布拉姆斯把在佐治亞州開展真正的選民登記活動作為她的個人使命,據說登記了約80萬新選民。

  • So if the Democrats win that state, that could be done to her.

    所以,如果民主黨贏得了那個州,就可以對她進行。

  • Richard Walker.

    理查德-沃克

we're going to win this race.

我們將贏得這場比賽。

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