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  • ♪♪♪ >> STEPHEN: WELCOME BACK.

    歡迎回來。

  • LET'S SAY HELLO TO OUR FRIEND MR. JON BATISTE.

    讓我們向我們的朋友先生問好。JON BATISTE.

  • JON, HAPPY NEW YEAR.

    喬恩,新年快樂。

  • >> Jon: HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2021 IN FULL EFFECT.

    >> 喬恩。新年快樂,2021年盛況空前。

  • HOW ARE YOU FEELING THIS YEAR?

    你今年感覺如何?

  • >> Stephen: I. FEELING GOOD.

    >> Stephen:一、感覺良好。

  • NOT AS GOOD AS YOU LOOK IN THAT HAT, THOUGH.

    雖然沒有你戴帽子的樣子那麼好看

  • TELL ME THE STORY ABOUT THIS HAT.

    告訴我這個帽子的故事。

  • >> Jon: I GOT THIS IN NORTH AFRICA, TUNISIA, ACTUALLY.

    >> 喬恩:我在北非得到了這個,突尼西亞,實際上。

  • IT'S A KUFI THAT.

    這是一個KUFI,。

  • THE LONELIEST MONKEY WORE THIS WHEN HE WOULD PLAY.

    最孤獨的猴子在玩耍的時候穿的就是這個。

  • I SAW THE AWE THENTDIC ONE AND I HAD TO GET IT.

    我看到了驚豔的THENTDIC之一,我必須得到它。

  • >> Stephen: YOU AND I ARE FROM THE SOUTH.

    >> 你和我是南方人。

  • IS THERE A NEW YEAR'S TRADITION WHERE YOU GREW UP?

    你長大的地方有新年傳統嗎?

  • DO YOU GUYS EAT ANYTHING ON NEW YEAR'S DAY WHERE YOU GREW

    你們在你們長大的地方新年吃過什麼東西嗎?

  • UP?

    UP?

  • >> Jon: COME ON, NOW!

    >> 喬恩。來吧,現在!

  • WE EAT BLACK-EYED PEAS, CABBAGE AND PORK SHOPS.

    我們吃黑眼豆、包子和豬肉店。

  • >> Stephen: WE DO THE SAME THING.

    >> 史蒂芬:我們也是這樣做的。

  • DO YOU CALL IT?

    你叫它什麼?

  • WE CALL IT HOPPIN' JOHN.

    我們稱它為HOPPIN' JOHN。

  • >> Jon: WHERE DOES THAT COME FROM?

    >> 喬恩:那是哪裡來的?

  • >> Stephen: I DON'T KNOW.

    >> 史蒂芬:我不知道。

  • WHERE DOES IT COFROM, DARLING?

    它從哪裡來的,達令?

  • >> I DON'T KNOW.

    >> 我不知道。

  • >> Stephen: IT'S ALWAYS BEEN CALLED HOPPIN' JOHN.

    >> 史蒂芬:它一直被稱為HOPPIN'JOHN。

  • AND YOU COOK BACON, BACK FAT IF YOU'VE GOT IT, AND ONIONS AND

    還有你要做培根,如果有的話要做背膘,還有洋蔥和

  • THROW IT IN WITH THE RICE AND THE BEANS AND IT'S SO GOOD.

    把它和米飯、豆子一起扔進去,太好吃了。

  • >> Jon: YEAH, YEAH, WE HAVE BEEN EATING THAT SINCE

    >> 是的,是的,我們一直在吃這個,從那時起,我們就一直在吃這個。

  • NEW YEAR'S DAY, WITH LEFTOVERS.

    元旦,與左輪。

  • IT'S KICKIN', MAN.

    它的踢',男人。

  • ( LAUGHTER ) >> Stephen: ANYWAY, JON, HAVE

    (笑) >> 斯蒂芬:無論如何,喬恩,有

  • YOU GOT A SONG FOR THE NEW YEAR?

    你有新年的歌嗎?

  • >> Jon: YES, INDEED.

    >> 喬恩。是的,確實如此。

  • ♪♪♪ >> Stephen: JON BATISTE,

    >> 斯蒂芬:JON BATISTE,

  • EVERYBODY.

    每個人。

  • THANK YOU, JON >> Jon: YOU GOT IT, YOU KNOW!

    謝謝你,喬恩 >> 喬恩:你明白了,你知道的!

  • ( LAUGHTER ) >> Stephen: JOINING ME TONIGHT

    (笑) >> 斯蒂芬:今晚和我一起

  • IS THE WOMAN WHO DELIVERED GEORGIA TO JOE

    是那個把喬治亞交給喬的女人嗎?

  • BIDEN THROUGH HER ORGANIZATION, "FAIR FIGHT," AND WHO HOPES TO

    比登通過她的組織 "公平競爭",並希望能

  • MAKE HISTORY WITH TOMORROW'S SENATE ELECTION.

    通過明天的參議院選舉創造歷史。

  • PLEASE WELCOME, STACEY ABRAMS!

    請歡迎,STACEY ABRAMS!

  • MS. ABRAMS, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR COMING BACK!

    MS.亞伯蘭斯,謝謝你這麼多的回報!

  • >> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME AGAIN.

    >> 謝謝你再次邀請我。

  • >> Stephen: HAPPY ELECTION EVE, NICE TO SEE YOU AGAIN.

    >> Stephen:選舉日快樂,很高興再次見到你。

  • WE HAVEN'T SEEN YOU SINCE RIGHT AFTER THE ELECTION.

    我們從選舉後就沒見過你了。

  • I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE ELECTION TOMORROW OF, OBVIOUSLY,

    我想談談明天的選舉,很明顯,

  • RAFAEL WARNOCK AND OSSOFF WHO ARE RUNNING TOMORROW, BUT I WANT

    拉斐爾-沃諾克和奧索夫明天要參選,但我要...

  • TO TALK ABOUT THIS TAPE RELEASED OVER THE WEEKEND WITH THE

    談論這盤週末發行的錄像帶,與此同時,我們還將討論以下問題

  • PRESIDENT PRESSURING RAFFENSPERGER TO FIND VOTES IN

    主席向RAFFENSPERGER施壓,要求他尋找選票。

  • GEORGIA THAT WOULD GIVE THE WIN TO THE PRESIDENT.

    喬治亞州會讓總統獲勝。

  • YOUR NAME COMES UP A COUPLE OF TIMES IN THAT.

    你的名字在裡面出現了好幾次。

  • HAVE YOU HEARD THE RECORDING?

    你聽過這張唱片嗎?

  • >> I DID INDEED LISTEN.

    >> 我確實聽了。

  • >> Stephen: THE PRESIDENT SAYS THAT -- HE SAYS THAT STACEY IS

    >> 主席說 -- 他說,史黛西是。

  • LAUGHING AT YOU, TO RAFFENSPERGER.

    嘲笑你,拉芬斯伯格。

  • SHE'S LAUGHING AT YOU.

    她在笑你。

  • COULD YOU CHARACTERIZE THE LAUGH?

    你能不能把笑的特點描述出來?

  • IS IT A GIGGLE, MORE LIKE A -- ( MANIACAL LAUGH )

    它是一個傻笑,更像是一個 - (狂笑)。

  • -- WITH THE FLY HANDS.

    -- 用飛翔的手。

  • HOW ARE YOU LAUGHING AT THEM?

    你怎麼笑他們?

  • >> HYMN THINKING ABOUT THEM.

    >> 思考他們的問題。

  • I'M FOCUSING ON WINNING THE ELECTION.

    我專注於贏得選舉。

  • THEY ARE NOT MY ISSUE.

    他們不是我的問題。

  • >> Stephen: BOOM!

    >> Stephen:轟!

  • VERY QUICKLY, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE PRESIDENT PUTTING THE

    你怎麼看主席把 "大國重器 "的問題?

  • PRESSURE ON RAFFENSPERGER?

    對RAFFENSPERGER的壓力?

  • WERE YOU SHOCKED TO HEAR AT OR IS THIS PAR FOR THE COURSE?

    你是被嚇到了,還是這就是課程?

  • >> NOT AT ALL.

    >> 一點也不。

  • THIS IS A PERSON WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED ABSOLUTELY NO, YOU

    這是一個人誰已經證明了絕對沒有,你。

  • KNOW, GRASP OF THE AWE GUSTNESS OF HIS OFFICE OR THE CONTOURS OF

    知道,對他的辦公室的威嚴或輪廓的把握。

  • THE LAW, BUT I WILL SAY LEON-IZING BRAD RAFFENSPERGER IS

    法律,但我要說的是,LEON-IZING BRAD RAFFENSPERGER是。

  • NOT IT.

    不是它。

  • HE'S DEFENDING THE ELECTION HE RAN.

    他在為自己的選舉辯護。

  • AT THE EXACT SAME MOMENT HE'S PUSHING ON TRUMP, HE'S WORKING

    在同一時刻,他推特朗普,他的工作。

  • HAND IN HAND WITH REPUBLICANS TO PUT TOGETHER A LIST OF WAYS TO

    攜手共和黨人制定一份方法清單

  • CONSTRAIN THE RIGHT TO VOTE STARTING WITH THE NEXT ELECTION.

    從下一次選舉開始,限制投票權。

  • I DON'T WANT PEOPLE BE DISTRACTED BY HIS ATTEMPT TO NOT

    我不希望人們被他的企圖所迷惑。

  • BECOME A LAUGHING STOCK BASED ON WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM IN JUNE, WE

    成為笑料基於他在6月發生的事情,我們。

  • SHOULDN'T MISTAKE HIM FOR A VOTING RIGHTS CHAMPION.

    不要誤以為他是選舉權冠軍。

  • HE'S NOT.

    他不是。

  • BUT A BROKEN CLOCK IS RIGHT TWICE A DAY, AND HE'S DEFENDING

    但壞掉的鐘一天兩次都是對的,而他卻在為自己辯護。

  • THE RESULT BECAUSE THE ELECTION RESULT IS THE RIGHT RESULT.

    因為選舉結果是正確的結果。

  • >> Stephen: IS IT HARD FOR YOU TO ACCEPT THAT YOU AND DONALD

    >> 史蒂芬:你是否難以接受你和唐納德的關係?

  • TRUMP AGREE ABOUT ANYTHING?

    特朗普同意任何事情嗎?

  • BECAUSE, EVIDENTLY, BOTH OF YOU DON'T THINK BRIAN KEMP SHOULD BE

    因為,很明顯,你們兩個都不認為布蘭-肯普應該是... ...

  • THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.

    喬治亞州的州長。

  • >> AGAIN, BROKEN CLOCKS AND OCCASIONAL CORRECTNESS.

    >> 又是破鍾,又是偶爾的正確性。

  • I TRY NOT TO THINK ABOUT THAT TOO CLOSELY BECAUSE I DON'T WANT

    我不想太近距離地思考這個問題,因為我不想

  • TO HAVE TO REEXAMINE MY LIFE'S GOALS AND MISSION.

    必須重新審視我的人生目標和使命。

  • >> NOW, WHEN IT COMES TO THE CURRENT SECRETARY OF STATE,

    >> 現在,當涉及到現任國務卿時,

  • RAFFENSPERGER DOWN IN GEORGIA, AS YOU SAID, DON'T LIONIZE HIM.

    拉芬斯伯格在喬治亞州,正如你所說的,不要對他進行獅子大開口。

  • THIS IS BUTT COVERING FOR HIM, IS HOW I CHARACTERIZE YOU

    這是他的屁股,是我對你的描述。

  • CHARACTERIZING IT AND STOP ME IF YOU WANT, BUT SINCE HE IS IN

    把它描述出來,如果你想阻止我的話,但由於他是在

  • CHARGE OF THE ELECTIONS, WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HIM TO DO OR

    負責選舉的人,你想讓他做什麼?

  • WHAT SHOULD WE KEEP OUR EYE ON AS VOTES ARE COUNTED FROM

    我們應該關注什麼?

  • TOMORROW'S ELECTION?

    明日的選舉?

  • >> WELL, FIRST, WE NEED TO MAKE CERTAIN THAT THE PROCESS WORKS

    >> 首先,我們要確定程序是否能正常工作

  • SMOOTHLY.

    順利地。

  • SADLY, BECAUSE TO HAVE THE PROPAGANDA AND THE

    可悲的是,因為有了宣傳和。

  • MISINFORMATION, WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT ELECTION WORKERS.

    誤報,我們對選舉工作人員感到擔憂。

  • WE WANT THEM TO BE SAFE.

    我們希望他們是安全的。

  • WE WANT THEM TO BE ABLE TO DO THEIR JOBS AND, HOPEFULLY, HE IS

    我們希望他們能夠做他們的工作,而且,希望他能夠做到。

  • GOING TO WORK AS HARD AS THE REST OF US ARE TO MAKE SURE THEY

    要和我們其他人一樣努力工作,以確保他們的安全

  • THEYHAVE ACCESS TO THE SUPPORT T NEED.

    他們可以獲得所需的支持。

  • BUT WE KNOW IT TAKES TIME TO COUNT BALLOTS.

    但我們知道計算選票是需要時間的。

  • WE HAVE 4.2 MILLION CAST BALLOTS ALREADY AND THE NUMBERS REFLECT

    我們已經有420萬張選票,而數字反映的是

  • AN EXCITEMENT THAT'S NEVER BEEN SEEN IN A RUNOFF.

    激動人心的,從來沒有見過 在RUNOFF。

  • WE NEED TO BE PATIENT AND WE NEED TO KNOW WE MAY NOT HAVE THE

    我們要有耐心,我們要知道,我們可能沒有這個能力。

  • ANSWER TILL WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY.

    回答到週三或週四。

  • HOPEFULLY, WE'LL HAVE IT BEFORE NEXT NOVEMBER, BUT WE SHOULD

    希望我們能在明年11月之前拿到它,但我們應該...

  • HAVE AN ANSWER PRETTY QUICKLY, BUT WE SHOULD BE PATIENT WITH

    有一個答案很迅速,但我們應該耐心地與。

  • THE PROCESS.

    THE PROCESS.

  • >> Stephen: THAT 3.2 MILLION PEOPLE WHO VOTED EARLY IN

    >> 史蒂芬: 那320萬早年投票的人

  • GEORGIA, HOW DOES THAT TURN OUT TO THE TURNOUT IN THE GENERAL

    格魯吉亞,如何在一般情況下結果

  • ELECTION.

    選舉:

  • GENERAL ELECTION HAS A TOTAL TURN OUT OF 5 MILLION PEOPLE AND

    大選的總投票率為500萬人次和

  • IT'S UNUSUAL FOR A RUNOFF ELECTION TO COME CLOSE.

    競選接近尾聲的情況並不常見。

  • THE LAST ELECTION OFTEN WAS 2.8 MILLION PEOPLE IN 2008, SO

    2008年的最後一次選舉往往是280萬人,所以。

  • WE'VE SMASHED THOSE RECORDS.

    我們已經打破了這些記錄。

  • WHAT'S MORE EXCITING, OF THE MILLIONS WHO VOTED, 112,000 ARE

    更令人振奮的是,在投票的幾百萬人中,有112,000人...

  • PEOPLE WHO DID NOT VOTE IN NOVEMBER BUT DECIDED TO VOTE IN

    在11月沒有投票但決定在11月投票的人士。

  • THIS ELECTION, 40% ARE AFRICAN-AMERICAN, AND

    本次選舉中,40%是非洲裔美國人,以及。

  • AFRICAN-AMERICANS ONLY COMPRISE ABOUT 30% OF THE REGISTERED

    非洲裔美國人只佔註冊人數的30%左右。

  • VOTERS.

    投票者:

  • BUT 20% ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 29, THEY'RE 18 TO 29, AND THEY'RE

    但有20%的人年齡在29歲以下,他們是18到29歲,而且他們是。

  • ONLY 12% OF THE ELECTORATE.

    只有12%的選民。

  • THAT MEANS PEOPLE UNDERSTAND WHAT'S AT STAKE AND THEY WANT TO

    這意味著人們明白其中的利害關係,並希望

  • BE HEARD.

    聽到了嗎?

  • >> Stephen: NOW, IN NOVEMBER, YOU TOLD ME THE SENATE RUNOFF

    >> Stephen:現在,11月,你告訴我參議院選舉的情況

  • STRATEGY WAS "TO RAISE ALL THE MONEY WE CAN AS FAST AS WE CAN."

    戰略是 "儘可能快地籌集所有的資金"。

  • HOW DID THAT GO?

    怎麼會這樣?

  • >> YES.

    >> 是。

  • IT WENT REALLY WELL.

    一切都很順利。

  • WE WERE PRETTY GOOD AT IT.

    我們很擅長這個。

  • THERE'S A LOT OF INVESTMENT -- >> Stephen: BY REALLY GOOD AT

    有很多投資 -- >> 史蒂芬:由真正擅長的人。

  • IT, I UNDERSTAND IT'S OVER $100 MILLION FOR EACH OF THE TWO

    我明白了,這兩個人各出了一億多塊錢

  • DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

    民主黨候選人:

  • >> YES, AND MY ORGANIZATION "FAIR FIGHT" WAS ABLE TO RAISE

    >> 是的,我的組織 "公平競爭 "能夠籌集。

  • ENOUGH MONEY THAT WE WERE ABLE TO SHARE MORE THAN $25 MILLION

    足夠的資金,我們能夠分享超過2500萬美元的資金

  • WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO MAKE CERTAIN THAT THEY HAD THE

    與其他組織合作,以確保它們有足夠的資源來處理這些問題。

  • RESOURCES THEY NEEDED TO SUPPORT TURNING OUT VOTERS.

    他們需要的資源來支持投票人的投票。

  • >> Stephen: HOW ARE YOU FEELING ABOUT TOMORROW'S

    >> Stephen:你對明天的比賽有什麼看法?

  • ELECTION?

    選舉?

  • WHAT DO YOU THINK THE ODDS ARE?

    你覺得機率有多大?

  • >> IF I KNEW ODDS-MAKING I WOULD BE IN LAS VEGAS.

    >> 如果我知道賭局,我就會在拉斯維加斯。

  • UNFORTUNATELY I DO POLITICS INSTEAD.

    不幸的是,我做的是政治,而不是。

  • BUT WE'VE SEEN INCREDIBLE TURNOUT FROM DEMOCRATS ACROSS

    但我們已經看到了民主黨人在全國各地的投票率非常高。

  • THE STATE.

    國家:

  • WE HAVE SEEN A DIVERSE ELECTORATE, THE LIKES OF WHICH

    我們已經看到了不同的選民,他們的喜好是什麼?

  • WE HAVEN'T SEEN IN A RUNOFF, AND WE'RE ENERGIZED.

    我們還沒有看到在奔跑,我們是充滿活力的。

  • I WAS AT THE BIDEN RALLY TODAY, AND THE ENERGY IS EXTRAORDINARY,

    我今天參加了比登集會,能量非常大。

  • BUT I WAS ALSO IN SMALL COUNTIES AROUND THE STATE.

    但我也在州內的小縣城。

  • PEOPLE WANT COVID RELIEF, THEY WANT GOOD JOBS, THEY WANT ACCESS

    人們希望得到寬鬆的生活,希望得到好的工作,希望得到機會。

  • TO JUSTICE, AND THEY WANT JOE BIDEN TO HAVE A PARTNER, NOT AN

    伸張正義,他們希望喬-比登有一個夥伴,而不是一個人

  • OBSTRUCTIONIST, AND THEY NEED KAMALA HARRIS TO BE

    他們需要KAMALA HARRIS來做。

  • VICE PRESIDENT AND GET A TIE BREAKING VOTE.

    副主席,並獲得平局的投票權。

  • I PUT MY ONE ON BLUE.

    我把我的那個放在藍色的。

  • >> Stephen: WE HAVE TO TAKE A QUICKBREAK BUT WHEN WE COME BACK

    >> Stephen:我們得去休息一下,但是等我們回來的時候

  • I'LL ASK MS. ABRAMS IF SHE HAS ANY PLANS TO RUN FOR OFFICE

    我去問亞伯拉罕小姐亞伯拉罕小姐是否有任何競選的計劃?

  • AGAIN PERHAPS IN GEORGIA, PERHAPS FOR GOVERNOR IN TWO

    可能再一次在喬治亞州,可能在兩個州競選州長。

  • YEARS.

    年。

  • STICK AROUND.

    堅持下去。

♪♪♪ >> STEPHEN: WELCOME BACK.

歡迎回來。

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