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  • The Republican Party has some decisions to make.

    共和黨要做一些決定。

  • In early January the Capitol was stormed by Trump supporters.

    1月初,國會大廈遭到特朗普支持者的衝擊。

  • Five people died, including a police officer.

    5人死亡,包括一名警察。

  • A month on, Donald Trump faces an impeachment trial again.

    一個月後,唐納德-特朗普再次面臨彈劾審判。

  • This time accused of inciting this violence.

    這次被指控煽動這種暴力。

  • And whether guilty or not, this is a man who repeatedly undermined

    不管有罪還是無罪,這是一個屢屢破壞的人。

  • America's election, who received more than 70 million votes,

    美國大選,他獲得了7000多萬張選票。

  • and whose son sees it like this.

    而他的兒子看到的是這樣的。

  • This isn't

    這不是...

  • their Republican

    其共和黨

  • Party any more.

    黨的任何更。

  • This is Donald Trump's Republican

    這就是唐納德-特朗普的共和黨

  • Party.

    黨。

  • The world is watching what the Republicans do about Trump.

    全世界都在關注共和黨人對特朗普的態度。

  • This impeachment trial is the Democrats seeking to sanction him

    這次彈劾案的審判是民主黨想制裁他。

  • despite him having left office.

    儘管他已經離任。

  • And on impeachment, the Republicans are nothing, if not consistent.

    而在彈劾問題上,共和黨人如果不是始終如一的話,那就什麼都不是。

  • This was from the first trial in 2019.

    這是2019年一審的情況。

  • I'm not an impartial juror. This is a political process,

    我不是一個公正的陪審員。這是一個政治過程。

  • there is not anything judicial about it. Impeachment

    沒有任何司法上的東西。彈劾

  • is a political decision.

    是一個政治決定。

  • And once again, many Republicans appear to have made up their minds.

    而很多共和黨人似乎又一次下定了決心。

  • I'll be brief. I oppose this article of impeachment and I yield back.

    我就簡單說一下。我反對這條彈劾,我退讓。

  • For a guilty verdict, 17 of them will need to vote

    如果要做出有罪的判決,他們中的17人需要投票。

  • with the Democrats and that looks unlikely because this is a story

    與民主黨,這看起來不太可能,因為這是一個故事

  • of the backlash that didn't last. In the aftermath of the Capitol,

    的反擊,並沒有持續。在國會大廈之後,。

  • Republicans took turns to condemn the president.

    共和黨人輪番譴責總統。

  • The president bears responsibility

    總統負有責任

  • for Wednesday's attack on Congress by mob rioters.

    為週三暴徒騷亂者對國會的攻擊。

  • I think the president's rhetoric was irresponsible. I think it was

    我認為總統的言論是不負責任的。我認為這是

  • reckless and I don't think it was remotely helpful.

    魯莽,我不認為這有什麼用。

  • All I can say

    我只能說

  • is count me out. Enough is enough.

    是算我出去。夠了,夠了

  • And remember Mitch McConnell saying he wouldn't be an impartial juror.

    還記得Mitch McConnell說過他不會成為一個公正的陪審員。

  • Well, in the aftermath of the Capitol, The New York Times reported

    好吧,在國會大廈之後,《紐約時報》報道說:

  • that he was open to impeachment. And Liz Cheney, the number three

    他是開放的彈劾。而Liz Cheney,三號人物

  • Republican in the House of Representatives, voted to impeach.

    眾議院的共和黨人,投票彈劾。

  • 'Republicans begin turning on Trump,' Politico told us.

    共和黨人開始轉向特朗普,"Politico告訴我們。

  • But most didn't do so for long. By late January, Senior Republican

    但大多數人並沒有這樣做很久。到1月下旬,資深共和黨人

  • Kevin McCarthy was visiting Donald Trump to talk about the mid-term elections.

    凱文-麥卡錫正在拜訪唐納德-特朗普,談論中期選舉的問題。

  • Despite Trump's attacks on American democracy,

    儘管特朗普對美國民主的攻擊。

  • he remains part of Republicans' thinking. And not for the first time,

    他仍然是共和黨人思維的一部分。而且不是第一次了。

  • people are asking: 'Where is the limit for Republicans?'

    人們都在問:"共和黨人的極限在哪裡?

  • It's a question they're asked because of Trump.

    這是一個因為特朗普而被問到的問題。

  • And because of newly elected Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.

    而因為新當選的國會議員馬喬裡-泰勒-格林。

  • She supported the QAnon conspiracy theory

    她支持卡農的陰謀論。

  • about Satan-worshipping paedophiles.

    關於崇拜撒旦的戀童癖者。

  • She's promoted conspiracy theories about 9/11,

    她宣揚的是911的陰謀論。

  • about school shootings being staged,

    關於校園槍擊案的上演。

  • about body doubles being used on the Supreme Court, about the 2018

    關於身體替身被用於最高法院,關於2018年。

  • California wildfires being ignited by Jewish space lasers.

    加利福尼亞州的野火是由猶太人的太空激光器點燃的。

  • And that's not even a comprehensive list. This was the message

    而這還不是一個全面的清單。這是我的資訊

  • from the party's leadership after a meeting on her future.

    在一次關於她未來的會議後,從黨的領導。

  • This Republican Party is a very big tent. Everyone's invited in.

    這個共和黨是一個非常大的帳篷。每個人都被邀請進來。

  • To that, Republican Senator Mitt Romney says:

    對此,共和黨參議員米特-羅姆尼說。

  • 'A big tent is not large enough to both accommodate Conservatives

    '大帳篷不夠大,既要容納保守派的人

  • and kooks.' But arguably that's exactly what's already happened.

    和庫克人'。但可以說這正是已經發生的事情。

  • Donald Trump has spent years pushing unsubstantiated conspiracy

    唐納德-特朗普多年來一直在推崇未經證實的陰謀。

  • theories - from Barack Obama not being born in America,

    理論--從奧巴馬不在美國出生。

  • to wind turbines causing cancer, to this election being stolen.

    到風力渦輪機致癌,到這次選舉被盜。

  • Once you've chosen him as president, where do you go?

    一旦你選擇了他做總統,你會去哪裡?

  • Well, Liz Cheney gave her answer when she voted to impeach Donald Trump.

    Liz Cheney在投票彈劾Donald Trump時給出了她的答案。

  • But after that there was a push to oust her from the party,

    但在那之後,有人推舉她退黨。

  • including from Donald Trump Jr. Well, she survived that.

    包括小唐納德-特朗普,她活了下來。

  • It was a very resounding acknowledgement that we

    這是一個非常響亮的承認,我們。

  • need to go forward together and we need to go forward in a way that

    我們需要共同前進,我們需要以這樣的方式前進。

  • helps us beat back the really dangerous and negative Democrat policies.

    幫助我們擊退真正危險和消極的民主黨政策。

  • This, though, isn't really about policy. What we are seeing is a

    不過,這並不是真正的政策問題。我們看到的是一個

  • battle about boundaries, about what is and isn't politically acceptable.

    關於界限的鬥爭,關於什麼是和什麼不是政治上可以接受的。

  • But to what degree is that battle really about Trump?

    但是,這場戰爭到底在多大程度上是為了特朗普?

  • This Time article argues: 'Trumpism will live on,

    時代》週刊的這篇文章認為。"特朗普主義將繼續存在。

  • not because of his hold on the party, but because of what the party

    不是因為他在黨內的地位,而是因為黨內的情況。

  • had become long before he came to town.' But for years,

    早在他來之前就已經成為了'。但多年來。

  • there has been the idea that Trump isn't really who Republicans are.

    一直以來,人們認為特朗普並不是真正的共和黨人。

  • Have a listen to Mitch McConnell.

    聽聽米奇-麥康奈爾。

  • The mob was fed lies,

    暴徒被餵了謊言。

  • they were provoked by the president and other powerful people.

    他們被總統和其他有權勢的人挑釁。

  • But if that's the case, why is the party still dealing with him now?

    但如果是這樣,為什麼現在黨還在處理他?

  • It may be a straight political calculation that keeping Trump on

    這可能是一種直接的政治計算,讓特朗普繼續在。

  • side helps, but it could also be about something more fundamental.

    方面有幫助,但也可能是關於更根本的東西。

  • This is the Congressman Adam Kinzinger.

    這位是亞當-金辛格議員。

  • The Republican Party has lost its way.

    共和黨已經失去了方向。

  • If we are to lead again,

    如果我們要再次上司。

  • we need to muster the courage to remember who we are.

    我們需要鼓起勇氣,記住我們是誰。

  • We need to remember what we believe and why we believe it.

    我們要記住我們相信什麼,為什麼要相信它。

  • But perhaps it's not that the party has forgotten,

    但也許不是黨忘記了。

  • more that some of its leaders haven't reconciled with what it has become.

    更多的是它的一些領導人還沒有與它的現狀達成和解。

  • This is the Congressman Matt Gaetz.

    這位是馬特-蓋茨議員。

  • Right now there's an identity crisis in the Republican Party.

    現在共和黨出現了身份危機。

  • There are some in Washington who believe that we've got to purge

    華盛頓有些人認為,我們必須清除。

  • Trumpism and then we've got to do whatever is necessary to get back in

    特朗普主義,然後我們要不擇手段地回到。

  • the good graces of the corporate PACs that have sworn off some Republicans.

    企業PACs的好意,已經宣誓放棄一些共和黨人。

  • I take a different view.

    我有不同的看法。

  • Trump's impeachment matters. Arguably, what follows matters more.

    特朗普的彈劾很重要。可以說,接下來的事情更重要。

  • We're about to find out what the Republican Party stands for.

    我們就要知道共和黨代表什麼了。

  • The nature of American democracy is directly tied to that outcome.

    美國民主的性質與這一結果直接相關。

The Republican Party has some decisions to make.

共和黨要做一些決定。

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