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Mr. Kennedy, I appreciate your time.
肯尼迪先生,感謝您抽出時間。
So you heard Jeff Zeleny,
你聽到傑夫-澤萊尼說的了
going through the role
經歷角色
that Jill Stein played.
吉爾-斯坦所扮演的角色。
When you just look
當你看到
at the vote tallies
投票結果
in the state of Wisconsin.
在威斯康星州。
Only need 2000 votes to get on the ballot
只需 2000 票即可獲得選票
in the state of Wisconsin.
在威斯康星州。
So what do you say to Democrats
那麼你對民主黨人怎麼說
who point to Jill Stein
指出吉爾-斯坦因
and say that's going to be, you?
並說這將是,你呢?
Well, right now, you know,
好了,現在,你知道的、
I don't know what I'm going to do.
我不知道該怎麼辦。
I pull more from November.
我從 11 月開始拉更多的貨。
Right now,
就是現在
I'm polling
我在投票
pretty much equally,
差不多一樣、
probably a little more
差不多
from President Trump.
來自特朗普總統。
Like I you know,
就像我,你知道的、
as you pointed out,
正如你所指出的、
I want to pull from both of them.
我想從他們兩人身上汲取營養。
But
但是
you know, do
你知道
you want like kind of a glib answer,
你要的是那種花言巧語的回答、
a thoughtful answer?
一個深思熟慮的答案?
I'd always prefer thoughtful.
我總是更喜歡體貼的。
Okay.
好的
I mean, what I would say
我的意思是
is you have both sides.
是你有兩面性。
I'm using scare tactics.
我在使用恐嚇戰術。
Republicans say
共和黨人說
that if Joe Biden
如果喬-拜登
gets and it's going to be the
它將是
Democrats,
民主黨人
Donald Trump, and
唐納德-特朗普
it's going to be democracy.
這將是民主。
And I don't think either of them
我不認為他們中的任何一個
are actually going to destroy democracy.
實際上是在摧毀民主。
There's
有
we have
我們有
institutions in this country
國內機構
that are pretty enduring.
這些都是相當持久的。
And if you look at both those candidates,
如果你看看這兩位候選人
they're very
他們非常
different in their temperament.
性情不同。
They're very different ideology,
它們是截然不同的意識形態、
their and their rhetoric on the issues
以及他們在這些問題上的言論
where they actually depart
他們在哪裡實際出發
from each other.
互不影響。
It's a very narrow band of issues
問題範圍非常狹窄
and it's a culture war issues
文化戰爭問題
like abortion, guns, the border.
比如墮胎、槍支、邊境。
And they're all important issues,
這些問題都很重要、
but they're not
但他們不是
existential issues
生存問題
on the existential issues.
存在的問題。
Neither has the capacity to address
都沒有能力解決
the biggest one being the debt.
其中最大的問題就是債務。
We now have $34 trillion in debt.
我們現在有 34 萬億美元的債務。
The service on that debt
還本付息
is more than the eight
比八個
the our military spending.
我們的軍費開支。
So and within five years,
所以,而且是在五年之內、
$0.50 out of every
每
dollar collected and taxes
稅收
are going to go to
將前往
servicing the debt and debt
償債和債務
which President Trump
特朗普總統
and President Biden together
和拜登總統一起
in just four years each.
每人只用了四年時間。
They ran more spending.
他們花了更多的錢。
And all the previous presidents
歷屆總統
going back to George washington
回到喬治-華盛頓
and the chronic disease epidemic.
和慢性病的流行。
When my uncle was president,
我叔叔當總統的時候
60% of Americans had chronic diseases.
60% 的美國人患有慢性疾病。
60% is the biggest issue.
60% 是最大的問題。
We have
我們有
$4.3 trillion
4.3 萬億美元
that we're spending on that.
我們在這方面的開支。
And it's four times
而且是四倍
almost five times our military budget.
幾乎是我們軍事預算的五倍。
And it's getting worse and worse.
而且情況越來越糟。
You've never heard President
你從未聽說過總統
Trump talk about it.
特朗普談論它。
Never heard President Biden.
從沒聽拜登總統說過
The polarization in our country
我國的兩極分化
and existential
和存在感
all of these issues, I
所有這些問題,我
it neither of them has the capacity
他們都沒有能力
to deal with these.
來處理這些問題。
And all of those issues
所有這些問題
are created by a system
由系統創建
of corporate capture.
企業俘虜。
This corrupt merger between
這對腐敗的合併
corporate power
公司權力
that's absolutely subverted
這絕對是顛覆
and undermined our democracy.
並破壞我們的民主。
And either President Trump
特朗普總統
or President
或主席
Biden has the capacity to address it
拜登有能力解決這個問題
because they're part of that system.
因為他們是這個系統的一部分。
They're both being financed
它們都得到了資助
by BlackRock
貝萊德
and State Street
和州立街
and Vanguard, the military contractors,
和軍事承包商 Vanguard、
the pharmaceutical industries.
製藥業。
And that system just
該系統只是
spits out bad policies
吐出壞政策
and the illusion that if
以及如果
you differ on culture,
你們在文化上有分歧、
war issues and major,
戰爭問題和重大、
you know, radically different
你知道,截然不同
real things that we need to do
我們需要做的實事
to save our country, it can't do them.
拯救我們的國家,但它做不到。
And if you vote for President Trump,
如果你投票給特朗普總統
they both have their chance.
他們都有機會
You're going to get more of the same
你會得到更多相同的東西
if any.
如果有的話。
If somebody heeds
如果有人注意到
if somebody actually wants change,
如果有人真的想要改變、
once they actually alter those issues,
一旦他們真正改變了這些問題、
they're going to vote for me.
他們會投我一票
And yet
然而
to be president of the United States.
成為美國總統。
If you have to be on the ballot in enough
如果你必須在足夠多的選票上
states to be able to win
態,以便能夠贏得
the Electoral College,
選舉團、
you're not right now.
你現在不是
Yeah, And nobody.
是的,沒有人。
And you believe you will be.
你相信你會的。
I mean,
我是說
because I know, I know I will be 100%.
因為我知道,我知道我會百分之百地做到。
I'm going to be on the ballot
我要參加投票
in every state
各州
in the District of Columbia.
在哥倫比亞特區。
Well, you know, you've yet
嗯,你知道,你還
and I've said this from the beginning,
我從一開始就這麼說、
and we're already well on our way there.
我們已經在實現這一目標的道路上了。
I think with eight within eight
我認為有了八中八
weeks, we're going to probably be on
周,我們可能會在
another 19 states.
另外 19 個州。
We were not allowed
我們不能
to get on the ballot
獲得選票
before in most states
在大多數州之前
because we didn't have a vice
因為我們沒有副
presidential candidate.
總統候選人。
You have to name
你必須說出
a vice presidential candidate,
副總統候選人、
a ballot in about 26 states.
在大約 26 個州進行投票。
Now we have that
現在我們有了
and we have
我們有
we have about 200,000 volunteers.
我們有大約 20 萬名志願者。
We're going to it's going to be easy
我們會很容易的
for us
為我們
to get on the ballot and everything.
以獲得選票和一切。
So I know
所以我知道
part of the reason that, you know,
部分原因是
we get our line at 13,000 signatures,
我們在 13,000 個簽名時就能拿到我們的底線、
we got 23,000 in New Hampshire.
我們在新罕布什爾州有23000人。
They said it would take months
他們說這需要幾個月的時間
to get our signatures.
以獲得我們的簽名。
We got them in one day in Utah.
我們在猶他州一天就搞定了。
We got them in one week
我們一週內就拿到了
during a blizzard.
在暴風雪中
So, you know, we're not going to
所以,你知道,我們不會
we have a very,
我們有一個非常
very good volunteer army out there.
非常優秀的志願軍。
So when you talk about that,
所以,當你談到這一點時、
you had to have a VP candidate
你必須有一個副總統候選人
to get on in some states. Right?
要在某些州上。對不對?
So that's part of the reason I know
所以,這也是我知道
you made this decision when you did.
你做出這個決定的時候。
The person you've
你的
chosen is Nicole Shanahan.
被選中的是妮可-沙納漢。
She's a lawyer.
她是個律師
She doesn't have government experience,
她沒有政府工作經驗、
obviously not a household name.
顯然不是一個家喻戶曉的名字。
And a lot of people have questioned
很多人質疑
why you picked her.
為什麼選她
Liz Smith of the DNC just today
民主黨全國委員會的麗茲-史密斯今天剛剛
says she was picked for one reason
她說被選中的原因只有一個
and one reason only the money.
原因只有一個,那就是錢。
And obviously she speaks for the DNC.
很顯然,她是在為民主黨全國委員會說話。
But Mick Mulvaney,
但米克-馬爾瓦尼
who was OMB
誰是 OMB
director under President Trump,
特朗普總統上司下的主任、
said this.
是這樣說的
Or there's one thing
或者有一件事
we need to know about her.
我們需要了解她。
It's the reason that Kennedy picked her
這也是肯尼迪選擇她的原因
for vice president.
競選副總統。
She's fabulously wealthy.
她富得流油。
This is the woman who
她就是
single handedly bankrolled
單槍匹馬
his ad during the Super Bowl
他在超級碗期間的廣告
that cost $4 million.
耗資 400 萬美元。
That's why he put her on the ticket,
所以他才讓她入選、
along with the fact that I think
以及我認為
everybody else probably turned him down.
其他人可能都拒絕了他。
Would you have picked her
你會選她嗎
if she didn't have the money yet?
如果她還沒有錢呢?
Did you see her speech?
你看到她的演講了嗎?
Part of it.
其中一部分。
But I mean, did you pick?
但我的意思是,你選了嗎?
I don't think anybody who watched
我不認為任何看過
that speech would ever say that.
演講中會這麼說。
She wasn't impressive.
她並不令人印象深刻。
She's eloquent,
她能言善辯、
she's authentic.
她是真實的。
Her life is
她的生活
a template for the American dream.
美國夢的模板。
She started out as a minority kid
她從一個少數民族孩子做起
in Oakland, extraordinary poverty,
奧克蘭,異常貧窮、
on food stamps, on welfare.
靠食品券和福利
She grew up and attended Stanford,
她在斯坦福大學長大並就讀、
where she became a Stanford fellow.
在那裡,她成為了斯坦福大學的研究員。
She became an entrepreneur.
她成了一名企業家。
She's a very, very uber
她是一個非常非常優秀的
successful businesswoman.
成功的女商人
She hasn't been in knowledge of A.I..
她並不瞭解人工智能。
She has encyclopedic knowledge
她擁有百科全書式的知識
of a chronic disease
慢性疾病
epidemic and how to stop it.
流行病以及如何阻止它。
She is young
她很年輕
and she's a mother, and I'm honored.
她是一位母親,我很榮幸。
And it might get and I want three things.
我想要三樣東西。
One, somebody who is an insider, some
其一,內部人士,一些
because it was the insiders
因為是內部人員
who created the problem.
是誰造成了問題。
They created the debt crisis,
他們製造了債務危機、
they created the addiction to war.
他們製造了戰爭癮。
They created
他們創建了
the chronic disease epidemic.
慢性病的流行。
They created polarization.
他們製造了兩極分化。
I wanted somebody outside
我希望外面有人
who's thinking outside the box.
跳出思維定式的人。
I want to our campaign.
我想參加我們的競選活動。
It's for young people.
這是為年輕人準備的。
We are
我們是
you know, we're
你知道,我們
the only campaign
唯一的運動
that is looking at this assault
正在關注這次襲擊的
on our children, on what is happening to
我們的孩子,我們的
young generations.
年輕一代。
I wanted somebody who is young,
我想要一個年輕的人、
who is, you know, an 80 year old man.
你知道,他是一位 80 歲的老人。
I wanted somebody who is a mother.
我想找一位母親。
I wanted somebody
我希望有人
who is going to champion their issues.
誰來支持他們的問題。
And I don't think anybody
我認為沒有人
looked at Nicole Shanahan's speech,
看了妮可-沙納漢的演講、
which I urged people to do,
我敦促人們這樣做、
would ever say that
會說
the reason I picked her
我選擇她的原因
was first lady, by the way.
順便說一句,她是第一夫人。
We don't need her money
我們不需要她的錢
to get on the ballot in every state.
在每個州的選票上。
We already have
我們已經有
the biggest field
最大的領域
operation of any campaign.
任何活動的運作。
We are going to have no problem
我們不會有任何問題
getting on the ballot in every state.
在每個州的選票上。
We do not need a culture
我們不需要一種文化
and it has money.
而且有錢。
And we're getting plenty of money.
而且我們還得到了很多錢。
We're raising more money.
我們正在籌集更多資金。
Our campaign is.
我們的活動是
And President Trump or President Biden.
還有特朗普總統或拜登總統。
So when you talk about, though,
所以,當你談到
that you say that you're
你說你
pulling equally from both
雙管齊下
and we'll see what happens.
我們拭目以待。
But in the polling that we have.
但在我們的民意調查中
But hold on one second,
但請稍等一下
you guys just take Georgia,
你們就把喬治亞州
because we all know Georgia
因為我們都知道格魯吉亞
margin of victory
勝率
last time was 11,779 votes.
上次是 11 779 票。
So the latest polling from Georgia,
佐治亞州的最新民調顯示
you get 12% of the Democratic vote.
你就能獲得 12% 的民主黨選票。
You pull 5% of the Republican vote.
你拉走了 5%的共和黨選票。
Again, these are polls.
再說一遍,這些都是民意調查。
This is where we are right now.
這就是我們現在的處境。
But that's that's
但這就是
when they that's what they show.
這就是他們的表現。
So when you look at it that way,
所以,當你這樣看的時候、
how can you say that your campaign
你怎麼能說你的競選活動
is not taking more from Biden?
不從拜登那裡多拿點?
What I would say to you and you know,
我想對你說的話,你也知道、
I'm not
我不是
there's something
有些東西
I want to argue with you about.
我想和你爭論的是
It's just what I'm my observation is
這只是我的觀察結果
I don't care one way or the other
我不在乎哪種方式
what what my observation is of
我的觀察結果是什麼
the Quinnipiac
昆尼皮亞克
Harvard Harris poll, the Gallup poll,
哈佛哈里斯民意調查、蓋洛普民意調查、
a New York Times in a poll,
紐約時報》的一項民意調查、
all the leading national polls
所有主要國家民調
at this point in history as of today
歷史上的今天
show me polling,
給我看民意調查、
maybe two more points
也許還有兩點
from President Trump
來自特朗普總統
than I am from President Biden.
比我從拜登總統那裡得到的還多。
So I'm
所以我
mainly what they're
主要是他們
what they're showing in
他們在
the Politico did a big article on this is
政治家》雜誌就此發表了一篇大文章
my supporters are people
我的支持者都是人
who aren't going to vote at all
根本不會投票的人
large am I
大
donors are people who had given up
捐贈者是那些放棄了
on the American political process
美國政治進程
and are reengaged because
並重新參與,因為
they feel
他們覺得
that they don't want to choose
他們不想選擇
between the lesser of two evils.
兩害相權取其輕。
They want to choose a candidate
他們希望選擇一名候選人
who is going to inspire them, who's
誰能激勵他們,誰是
going to give them hope with a vision
用願景給他們帶來希望
for the future, and the bigger and energy
未來,以及更大和更多的能源
actually change this country.
真正改變這個國家。
And that, you know,
你知道的
I want to engage those people
我想讓這些人参與進來
on the political process,
政治進程、
the Democrats, Republicans.
民主黨、共和黨。
I'm going to take on the margins.
我要去處理邊緣問題。
And I can't tell you even today
即使今天,我也無法告訴你
it's irrelevant, Erin,
這無關緊要,艾琳、
because it's really
因為它真的
who am I going to take from in November.
11 月我該從誰那裡接手?
So you in 2000, Ralph Nader
所以你在 2000 年,拉爾夫-納德
obviously was running
顯然是在跑
and you did an interview with NBC News
你接受了 NBC 新聞的採訪
just a few months before the election.
就在選舉前幾個月。
You said this.
你是這麼說的
There's a political reality here,
這裡有一個政治現實、
which is that
即
his candidacy could draw
他的候選資格可能會吸引
enough votes
足夠票數
in certain key states from Al Gore
阿爾-戈爾在某些關鍵州
to give the entire election
讓整個選舉
to George W Bush.
給小布什
And then you wrote an op
然後你又寫了一篇評論
ed in The New York Times.
在《紐約時報》上發表。
You wrote
你寫道
Ralph Nader is my friend and hero.
拉爾夫-納德是我的朋友和英雄。
But Mr.
但先生
Nader's candidacy
納德參選
could siphon votes from Al Gore.
可能會從阿爾-戈爾手中奪走選票。
Mr.
Mr.
Nader dismisses
納德駁回
his spoiler role by arguing
他認為
there is little distinction
差別不大
between the major party candidates
主要政黨候選人之間
and that Mr.
並且先生
Gore is compromised on too many issues.
戈爾在太多問題上妥協了。
While I admire his high minded
雖然我欽佩他的高尚情操
ideals, his suggestion
理想,他建議
that there is no difference between Mr.
先生之間沒有區別。
Gore and Mr. Bush is irresponsible.
戈爾和布什先生是不負責任的。
A moment ago you said you
剛才你說你
you essentially see Trump and Biden
你基本上可以看到特朗普和拜登
as same different different issues.
作為相同的不同問題。
But do you really believe that
但你真的相信
when people talk
當人們談論
about the threat to democracy
關於對民主的威脅
that Trump poses,
特朗普構成的威脅、
do you really think that that is
你真的認為這是
is an equal
是相等的
evil to Biden?
拜登的邪惡?
Listen, I make the argument
聽著,我的論點是
that President Biden
拜登總統
is a much worse threat to democracy.
是對民主更嚴重的威脅。
And the reason for that is President
原因是總統
Biden is the first candidate
拜登是第一位候選人
and the first president in history
和歷史上第一位總統
has used the federal agencies
利用聯邦機構
to censor political speech
審查政治言論
or censor his opponent.
或審查他的對手。
You know,
你知道的
I can say that
我可以說
because I just want a case,
因為我只想要一個箱子、
a federal court of appeals
聯邦上訴法院
now before the Supreme Court.
現在最高法院正在審理。
It shows that he started censoring
這表明他開始審查
not just me, 37 hours
不只是我,37 小時
after he took the oath of office.
在他宣誓就職之後。
He was censoring me.
他在審查我。
No president
沒有總統
the country has ever done that.
我國從未這樣做過。
The greatest threat
最大的威脅
to democracy
走向民主
is not somebody who questions
不是質疑
election returns,
選舉回報、
but a president
但總統
united to use the power of his office
團結一致,利用職權
to force
迫使
social media companies
社交媒體公司
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter
Facebook、Instagram、Twitter
to open a portal
打開門戶
and give access a portal to the FBI, CIA,
併為聯邦調查局和中央情報局提供入口、
the IRS, the sites,
國稅局、網站、
the NIH,
美國國立衛生研究院、
the censor, his political critics,
他的政治批評家、
as implied for the first,
正如第一項所暗示的那樣、
first president in history
歷史上第一位總統
to use the secrets of his power
運用他的力量祕密
over the Secret Service
超過特勤局
that deny Secret Service protection
拒絕特勤局保護
to one of his political opponents.
給他的一個政治對手。
For a political reason, weaponizing
出於政治原因,將
a federal agency.
聯邦機構。
Those are really critical threats,
這些才是真正的重大威脅、
of course,
當然、
tried to overturn
試圖推翻
a free and fair election.
自由公正的選舉。
He tried to overturn one. Right.
他試圖推翻一個對
He's still fighting in court.
他仍在法庭上抗爭。
How is that not a threat to democracy?
這何嘗不是對民主的威脅?
Well, I think that is
我認為
a threat to democracy
對民主的威脅
himself.
他自己
It's we're
我們
trying to overthrow the election,
試圖推翻選舉、
clearly a threat to democracy.
顯然是對民主的威脅。
But the question was,
但問題是
who is a worse threat to democracy?
誰對民主的威脅更大?
And what I would say is,
我想說的是
you know, I'm
你知道,我
not going to answer that question,
我不會回答這個問題、
but I can argue that President Biden has,
但我可以說拜登總統已經做到了、
because the First Amendment,
因為第一修正案
Erin, is the most important.
艾琳,是最重要的。
But ADAMS And Hamilton Madison said
但亞當斯和漢密爾頓-麥迪遜說過
we put the guarantee
我們保證
of freedom of expression
言論自由
in the First Amendment
第一修正案
because all of our other
因為我們所有其他
constitutional rights depend on it.
憲法權利取決於此。
If you have a government,
如果你有一個政府、
it can silence its opponent.
它可以讓對手閉嘴。
It has license for any atrocity.
它允許任何暴行。
So just to be clear,
所以,我只想說清楚
you're saying you could make an argument
你是說你可以提出一個論點
that President Biden is a worse
拜登總統更糟糕
threat to democracy than the.
對民主的威脅。
But who else has ever tried to?
但還有誰嘗試過呢?
Well,
好吧、
never tried to send
從未嘗試發送
what president in history
歷史上哪位總統
as ever tried to censor
曾經試圖審查
political opponents.
政治對手。
What president has weaponized?
哪位總統將武器化了?
You know,
你知道的
when my father came
我父親來的時候
into the Justice Department
進入司法部
the first week he was there,
他在那裡的第一個星期、
he got all of the branch
他得到了所有的分支
division attorneys together
分部律師一起
and he said, whatever
他說,無論
we do,
我們做的、
we are not going to use the power
我們不打算使用權力
of the Justice Department
司法部
for political reasons.
出於政治原因。
Said that he
說他
what you're saying
你在說什麼
is he said that, of course,
當然是他說的、
and that is reprehensible.
這是應該受到譴責的。
And he is the only president
他是唯一一位
who's tried
誰嘗試過
to overthrow the results of an election.
推翻選舉結果。
Well, you know,
你知道的
let me let me say something.
讓我說幾句
I'm not going to defend
我不會為
President Trump on that.
特朗普總統就此發表講話。
That was appalling.
真是駭人聽聞。
And there's many things
還有很多事情
that President Trump has done that
特朗普總統所做的
that are appalling.
令人震驚。
In 2001,
2001 年
we had an election
我們舉行了選舉
stolen in this country.
在這個國家被盜。
During the Bush-Gore election.
布什-戈爾大選期間
In 2004,
2004 年
I wrote an award
我寫了一篇獲獎文章
winning article for Rolling Stone
滾石》獲獎文章
that showed how that election
這表明選舉
was stolen from John Kerry.
是從約翰-克里那裡偷來的。
So I don't and most Americans agree
所以我不同意,大多數美國人也同意
with me about 2001
2001 年
that it was stolen
失竊
election from
從
from the Democratic candidate.
來自民主黨候選人。
So I don't think people who say
所以我不認為那些說
that the election is stolen, we shouldn't
選舉是偷來的,我們不應該
we shouldn't
我們不該
make pariahs of those people.
讓這些人成為賤民。
We shouldn't demonize them,
我們不應該把他們妖魔化、
we shouldn't vilify them.
我們不應該詆譭他們。
We should be doing is saying
我們應該說
let's all get together,
讓我們一起
Republicans and Democrats
共和黨和民主黨
and fix the election system
並修復選舉系統
so that it cannot be fixed
以至於無法挽回
so that we're the exemplary democracy
使我們成為民主的典範
in the world.
在世界上。
We ought to, you know, all
我們應該
I guess
我想
is build
是建立
on machines that can count
能計數的機器上
and never make mistakes.
從不犯錯。
Should we get can we make an election
我們是否應該進行選舉
and we have an electoral process?
我們有選舉程序嗎?
When you say, okay, hold on.
當你說,好吧,堅持住。
But
但是
it can't be it can't be fixed.
這不可能,這不可能解決。
I understand that we want elections
我理解我們希望選舉
to be as perfect
盡善盡美
as they possibly can be,
盡其所能、
and one should not use the fact
而不應利用
that the election was not stolen
選舉不是偷來的
and was not cheated to
並沒有被騙到
not try to perfect it.
而不是試圖去完善它。
I understand that distinction.
我理解這種區別。
But when you do as you're doing
但當你像現在這樣做時
and you open the door to, well, we want
你打開了一扇門,好吧,我們想
every you're opening the door
每當你打開門
to people who can say, well,
能說 "好 "的人、
then that's exactly what I'm saying.
我就是這個意思。
The machines miscounted.
機器算錯了。
The machines did this, but they didn't.
機器做到了,但他們沒有。
Every single analysis has shown
每一項分析都表明
that that did not happen.
這並沒有發生。
Right. As you know.
對如你所知
Do you worry that you're opening the door
你是否擔心自己打開了一扇門
for people to believe
讓人們相信
that the Republican primary voters
共和黨初選選民
and that they. No. I'm not worried.
他們不,我不擔心
I don't I don't worry
我不擔心
about how people might misinterpret
人們會如何誤解
my words.
我的話
I what I said.
我說什麼來著。
I mean, and I'm careful about
我的意思是,我很小心
how I use language.
我如何使用語言。
I'm not
我不是
saying that that election was or is
說那次選舉是或現在是
was cheating. I've never said that.
是作弊。我從沒這麼說過。
What I've said is that
我說的是
there are problems, particularly
有問題,特別是
if you don't have paper ballots.
如果沒有紙質選票。
The election machines can be fixed
選舉機器可以修好
in various ways, and that's just a fact.
這是事實。
What we ought to have is
我們應該
we ought to have machines
我們應該有機器
and we ought to have paper
我們應該有紙
ballots this time,
這次是選票、
and we ought to have a very low threshold
我們應該有一個非常低的門檻
to get a recount of the paper ballots.
重新計算紙質選票。
And that just makes sense.
這就說得通了。
It's common sense.
這是常識。
And if we implement
如果我們實施
and every jurisdiction,
和每個司法管轄區、
you're not going to have problems
你不會有問題
where Americans are at each
美國人在每個
other's throats.
對方的喉嚨。
I mean,
我是說
you're talking about a technical thing,
你說的是技術問題、
like instead of having one
而不是一個
half of 1% be the trigger for a recount,
1%的一半是重新計票的觸發因素、
you would put it even lower.
你會把它放得更低。
I mean, that's that's the sort of
我的意思是,這就是那種
whatever.
無論如何
I'm not I'm not
我不是 我不是
choosing a particularly threshold,
選擇一個特別的閾值、
but it's natural That makes sense.
但這是很自然的。
That's a very low threshold
這個門檻很低
where you got a recount
你在哪裡得到重新計票
if you you know, if you
如果你知道,如果你
if there's some question, oh, you know,
如果有什麼問題,哦,你知道的、
and that's
這就是
I don't think
我不認為
I'm saying something
我在說什麼
that's controversial.
這是有爭議的。
I'm saying something.
我有話要說。
I think
我認為
most Americans,
大多數美國人
virtually any American, would agree with.
幾乎所有美國人都會同意。
Let's have an election system that even
讓我們的選舉制度甚至
10% of Americans are crazy people
10%的美國人是瘋子
and even they won't question
他們也不會質疑
because our election system is the best
因為我們的選舉制度是最好的
election system in the world.
世界選舉制度。
And nobody you know,
也沒有你認識的人
I mean, Vermont, for example,
我是說,比如佛蒙特州、
has a very, very good election.
有一個非常非常好的選舉。
Nobody ever questions
沒有人質疑
the Vermont election system.
佛蒙特州的選舉制度。
And we ought to be able
我們應該能夠
to do the same thing in every state
在各州採取同樣的做法
where we are supposed to be
我們該去的地方
the template for democracy
民主模板
in every country in the world.
在世界的每一個國家。
Let's make sure we put a man on the moon.
讓我們確保把人類送上月球。
We you know,
我們知道
we've had all these accomplishments.
我們已經取得了所有這些成就。
Let's make sure we have a system
確保我們有一個系統
that nobody is questioning.
沒有人質疑。
Even crazy people
即使是瘋子
are always going to question it, though.
但人們總是會對此提出質疑。
Well,
好吧、
they're always going to question it.
他們總是會質疑。
And you want to narrow
你想縮小
the margin of people
人緣
who are questioning it
質疑者
as much as possible
儘可能
by giving nobody
不給任何人
any kind of legitimate claim about it.
任何形式的合法要求。
That's all I'm saying.
我就說這麼多。
And what I'm saying
我想說的是
is not
不是
saying I'm not
說我不是
saying that President Trump
說,特朗普總統
won the election. I don't with it.
贏得選舉。我不同意。
And I've never said anything
我從來沒有說過
or suggested anything like that.
或提出過類似的建議。
All I'm saying is
我要說的是
let's focus on the issues
讓我們集中精力解決問題
that bring people together.
讓人們走到一起。
I've been constantly
我一直在
focusing on the polarization,
側重於極化、
the issues that drive Americans apart.
使美國人產生隔閡的問題。
It's all at each other's throats
都在互相掐架
with a very,
與非常、
very toxic polarization
極毒極化
and demonization of each other.
和相互妖魔化。
I want to ask you,
我想問你
I mentioned at the top of the program
我在節目開頭提到
how Trump was trying to tie
特朗普如何試圖將
you to the far
你到遙遠的
left right with his recent post,
在他最近的帖子中,他說得很對、
most radical left candidate in the race.
最激進的左翼候選人。
I guess this would mean he's
我猜這意味著他
going to be taking votes
將進行投票
from Crooked Joe Biden,
來自歪嘴喬-拜登、
which would be a great service
這將是一項很好的服務
to America. I love that he's running.
美國。我喜歡他參選。
Obviously,
很明顯
the Democrats were putting up billboards
民主黨人豎起廣告牌
outside your rally,
在你的集會外面、
tying you to MAGA and to Trump.
將您與 MAGA 和特朗普聯繫在一起。
But it's very interesting over
但它非常有趣
time, over the past six months
在過去六個月中
when you and Trump
當你和特朗普
have spoken about each other,
互相談論過、
I wanted to play some of those times
我想玩一些這樣的遊戲
and give you a chance to explain
並給你一個解釋的機會
Here it is.
就是這裡。
I will say RFK Jr, who I've known
我會說小肯尼迪,我認識他
not very well, but I've known for a while
不是很瞭解,但我早就知道了
and I respect him.
我尊敬他。
A lot of people respect him.
很多人都很尊敬他。
The people who support Donald Trump
支持唐納德-特朗普的人
feel that they're regarded
覺得他們被視為
by the elites
由精英
as deplorable people
作為可恥的人
and that, you know,
你知道的
they're not part of our country.
他們不是我們國家的一部分
And I think Donald Trump made them
我認為是唐納德-特朗普讓他們
feel like they were part of our country.
感覺他們是我們國家的一部分。
That is a very smart guy and a good guy.
這是一個非常聰明的人,也是一個好人。
I'm proud that President Trump likes me.
特朗普總統喜歡我,我很自豪。
I was most curious, actually,
其實我最好奇的是
about your last statement there.
關於你的最後一句話。
What about President Trump liking
特朗普總統喜歡什麼
you makes you proud?
你感到自豪嗎?
Well, it was first of all, I'm
首先,我是
definitely the only candidate running
絕對是唯一的候選人
who sued Donald Trump twice and won.
曾兩次起訴唐納德-特朗普並獲勝。
And so, you know, if Donald Trump
是以,如果唐納德-特朗普
does a lot of things wrong
錯誤百出
and I call him on it,
我就罵他、
but I, you know, I, I, I try to be
但我,你知道,我,我,我努力做到
a candidate who's not running on rank or
不以級別或職位參選的候選人
running on vitriol,
在謾罵中奔跑、
running on personal attacks,
在進行人身攻擊、
but is running,
但正在運行、
you know, based upon my record
你知道,根據我的記錄
and and
和
based upon my ideas on the issues.
基於我對這些問題的看法。
Now, here's
現在,這裡是
I mean, here's how it went.
事情是這樣的
Let me explain to you
讓我向你們解釋一下
how I view this issue.
我是如何看待這個問題的。
I think
我認為
there's a revolution
革命了
happening in our country,
在我國發生的事情、
and it's the same kind of thing
也是一樣
that happened
發生了
when my father was running in 1968.
我父親在 1968 年參選。
The polarization,
兩極分化、
the division of Americans
美國人的分裂
is the most toxic
毒性最強
and the American Civil war,
和美國內戰、
that there's a whole group of people
有一大群人
in this country,
在這個國家、
the American middle class.
美國中產階級。
57% of Americans
57%的美國人
who can't put their hands on
誰不能把手放在
$1,000
$1,000
if there's an emergency in their family,
如果家裡有緊急情況、
if those people
如果那些人
if the engine light
如果發動機指示燈
comes on in their car,
在他們的汽車裡出現、
it's the apocalypse.
這是世界末日。
You know, they're going to lose
你知道,他們將失去
their car, lose their job.
車,丟掉工作。
They're feeling forgotten.
他們覺得自己被遺忘了。
I the Democratic Party,
我是民主黨人、
they used to represent the interests
他們曾經代表的利益
of the middle class.
中產階級。
Their feeling
他們的感受
for the entire political establishment.
對整個政治機構來說都是如此。
Donald Trump came in in 2016
2016 年唐納德-特朗普上臺
and said to those people,
並對那些人說
you have a whole thing.
你有一個完整的東西。
And that's what they wanted to hear.
這就是他們想聽到的。
Well, populist movements
民粹主義運動
can either be harnessed
可以利用
by demagogues
蠱惑人心
or dark reasons,
或黑暗的原因、
and with with
與
using all the alchemy is a demagoguery
煉丹是一種蠱惑人心的伎倆
or that can be captured
或可以捕捉到的
by idealistic leaders
理想主義領導者
and idealistic reason.
和理想主義的理性。
My father captured
我父親捕獲了
most of the white vote in Maryland,
馬里蘭州的大部分白人選票、
Delaware and Eastern states
特拉華州和東部各州
just before his death in 1968.
就在他 1968 年去世之前。
Four years later,
四年後
those same people
這些人
voted for George Wallace.
投給了喬治-華萊士。
Why is that?
為什麼會這樣?
They were populist.
他們是民粹主義者。
My father captured that energy
我父親捕捉到了這種能量
with a powers,
與權力、
and I was five five yourself.
而我自己只有五歲五歲。
Are you a populist?
你是民粹主義者嗎?
Are you a nationalist?
你是民族主義者嗎?
How would you describe
您如何描述
myself as a populist?
我是民粹主義者?
Like my father was a populist
就像我父親是個民粹主義者
and a populist for idealism
理想主義的民粹主義者
or for that merit, because
或者說,因為
ratings are signature values
評級是簽名值
for democracy, for free speech,
為民主,為言論自由、
for constitution, for a democracy
為了憲法,為了民主
that's not run and captured
沒有運行和捕獲
by corporate interests, anti war,
企業利益,反戰、
and for the middle class, for the cops,
對中產階級來說,對警察來說、
for the firefighters,
為消防員
for working people
為勞動人民
in this country,
在這個國家、
about rebuilding our middle class,
重建我們的中產階級、
about making sure our kids have are able
確保我們的孩子能夠
to live the American dream.
實現美國夢。
There's you know, the American dream.
這就是你知道的,美國夢。
When I was against that,
當我反對
if you worked hard,
如果你努力工作
if you play by the rules,
只要你遵守規則、
you could buy a house,
你可以買房子
you could finance it,
你可以資助它、
you could take a summer vacation,
你可以放個暑假
you could raise a family,
你可以養家餬口
you could put something aside
你可以把東西放在一邊
for retirement on one job.
在一份工作上退休。
My kids, I have seven kids, Erin,
我的孩子們,我有七個孩子,艾琳、
and none of them
沒有一個
believe that that promise
相信那個承諾
applies to them.
適用於他們。
And what an art.
這真是一門藝術。
They're sick.
他們病了
You know, today
要知道,今天
when I was a kid, juvenile diabetes,
我小時候得過青少年糖尿病、
a pediatrician typically
兒科醫生通常
would see one case in its entire lifetime
在其整個生命週期中,只出現過一例
that a one out of every three kids
每三個孩子中就有一個
walks into
走進
his office is pre-diabetic or diabetic.
糖尿病前期或糖尿病患者。
Why is it the political
為什麼政治
where
其中
we're spending more on diabetes
我們在糖尿病上花費更多
than we are a defense budget?
比我們的國防預算還高?
Why isn't the political establishment
為什麼政治機構不
talking about this?
談論這個?
We ought to be solving this problem.
我們應該解決這個問題。
So why are our health
那麼,為什麼我們的健康
agencies never even asking this question?
機構甚至從未問過這個問題?
You just mentioned seven children.
你剛才提到了七個孩子。
And and I'm
而我
and I'm wondering,
我想知道
as we sit here
當我們坐在這裡
and you're doing this interview,
而你正在接受採訪
you're doing interviews,
你在接受採訪
you're doing rallies,
你在集會
and you're running
而你卻在奔跑
the candidacy
候選資格
that you're running has cost
你的運行成本
you a lot personally.
我個人非常喜歡你。
It has cost you siblings.
這讓你們失去了兄弟姐妹。
Family members have spoken out
家庭成員紛紛表示
against what you're doing.
反對你正在做的事情。
They are angry. They're upset.
他們很憤怒。他們心煩意亂。
They're hurt.
他們受傷了
Your sister
你的妹妹
worry was on our show recently
憂憂最近參加了我們的節目
and she spoke about it.
她談到了這件事。
JFK's grandson
肯尼迪的孫子
also posted on social media overnight,
也在一夜之間發佈在社交媒體上、
something I don't know if you saw it.
我不知道你有沒有看到。
I wanted to play both of them.
我想同時扮演他們兩個。
I feel strongly
我強烈地感到
that this is
這是
the most important
最重要的
election of our lifetime.
我們有生之年的選舉。
And I do worry that Bobby, just taking
我擔心鮑比
some percentage of votes from Biden
拜登的部分選票
could shift the election
可能改變選情
and lead to Trump's election.
並導致特朗普當選。
He's trading in on Camelot, celebrity
他在卡米洛特進行交易,名人
conspiracy theories
陰謀論
and conflict for personal gain and fame.
和衝突,以謀取私利和名聲。
I've listened to him.
我聽了他的話。
I know him.
我瞭解他
I have no idea
我不知道
why anyone thinks he should be president.
為什麼有人認為他應該當總統
What I do know is his candidacy
我所知道的是他的候選資格
is an embarrassment.
是一種尷尬。
That's your family.
那是你的家人。
That's your family.
那是你的家人。
I have a big family.
我有一個大家庭。
About 105 cousins on last time.
大約比上次多了 105 個堂兄弟。
We crois. Your sister
我們同意。您的妹妹
and I have siblings
我有兄弟姐妹
who are supporting me. I have.
支持我的人。我有
I have.
我有
I have cousins and nephews.
我有堂兄弟姐妹和侄子。
And these who are working in my campaign.
還有這些在我競選活動中工作的人。
My campaign is being run by my daughter
我的競選活動由我的女兒負責
in law, my
我的
you know, by our
你知道,通過我們的
the political party that we started
我們創建的政黨
is chaired by my cousin, Anthony Shriver.
由我的堂兄安東尼-施萊佛擔任主席。
Listen,
聽著
I have a big family.
我有一個大家庭。
I don't
我不
know anybody in America
知道美國有誰
who's got a family
有家的人
who agrees with them on everything.
在任何事情上都與他們意見一致的人。
I don't know if that's your situation.
我不知道你的情況是否如此。
And, Erin,
還有,艾琳
if you have a family
如果你有家庭
who believes everything you do
相信你所做的一切
is, you know, like unicorns and rainbows.
就像獨角獸和彩虹一樣。
I you know, I would
你知道,我會
I come from a family, from a milieu
我來自一個家庭,來自一個環境
where we came home at night
我們晚上回家的地方
and ate dinner with my father.
和父親一起吃晚飯。
And he would
他將
orchestrate debates between us.
策劃我們之間的辯論。
And we were in the same way
我們也是如此
that his father did with him.
就像他父親對他做的那樣。
And we could disagree on issues
我們可以在一些問題上持不同意見
and we could disagree
我們可以不同意
with passion and information.
充滿激情和資訊。
But we still love each other.
但我們依然相愛。
And I love Rory.
我愛羅利
I love my family.
我愛我的家人
I feel loved by them.
我感受到了他們的愛。
Listen,
聽著
I understand why
我明白為什麼
they don't like me running.
他們不喜歡我跑步
I understand
我明白
President Biden has been a 40 year friend
拜登總統是我 40 年的朋友
to me and my family.
我和我的家人。
He has a past
他的過去
my father behind him on the Oval Office.
我父親就在他身後的橢圓形辦公室裡。
Yes.
是的。
He talks about how my father
他談到我父親如何
inspired him to enter politics.
激發了他從政的熱情。
There's five members of my family
我家有五口人
who work for the Biden administration.
為拜登政府工作的人。
So, you know,
所以,你知道
I understand why they're dismayed
我理解他們為什麼沮喪
that I'm running against them.
我的競選對手是他們。
They're also worried,
他們也很擔心、
you know what my sister said?
你知道我姐姐怎麼說嗎?
You know,
你知道的
my candidacy may get Trump elected.
我的參選可能會讓特朗普當選。
What if it does?
如果真的是這樣呢?
What happens if you wake up the day
如果有一天你醒來
after the election?
選舉之後?
We have results
我們的成果
and that is what happened.
事情就是這樣。
Well, will you regret it?
那麼,你會後悔嗎?
What I
我
what I said to you applies to that.
我對你說的話也適用於此。
I don't think either
我認為
President Trump or President Biden
特朗普總統還是拜登總統
are going to solve the debt crisis
解決債務危機
in this country, which is existential.
在這個國家,這是存在的問題。
I don't think either of them
我認為他們都不
are going to get us out of foreign wars.
將使我們擺脫對外戰爭。
This addiction
這種癮
that we have, the forever wars.
我們有永遠的戰爭。
President Trump
特朗普總統
actually said he was going to do that,
事實上,他說過他要這麼做、
but then he appointed John Bolton.
但隨後他任命了約翰-博爾頓。
He said he was going to drain the swamp.
他說他要抽乾沼澤裡的水。
He appointed John Bolton as head of NSA.
他任命約翰-博爾頓為美國國家安全局局長。
And that's
這就是
always a swamp
始終沼澤
creature is a template
生物是一個模板
for swamp creatures.
沼澤生物。
And I don't think either of them
我不認為他們中的任何一個
are capable of ending
能夠結束
the corporate capture
企業俘獲
of all of our agencies,
我們的所有機構、
a capture of the CIA,
中情局的俘虜、
a military industrial complex,
軍事工業綜合體、
capture of
奪取
NIH, CDC and FDA
美國國立衛生研究院(NIH)、美國疾病預防控制中心(CDC)和美國食品和藥物管理局(FDA
by the pharmaceutical companies
製藥公司
of USDA by process Food and Big AG.
美國農業部的食品和大 AG.
They're not going to do anything
他們不會做任何事
about that.
關於這一點。
So it's gonna be more of the same.
所以還是老樣子。
Whoever gets elected,
無論誰當選、
there's going to be changes
會有變化
around the margins,
邊緣、
you know, taxing on abortion or whatever.
你知道,對墮胎徵稅什麼的。
Both of them only have four years.
他們都只有四年的時間。
And I don't think they can
我認為他們不能
dismantle democracy in four years.
在四年內瓦解民主。
I think Americans institutions
我認為美國機構
are too great for that and and
太偉大了,而且
a chance for me to actually change
讓我有機會真正改變
the nature of governance in this country,
國家治理的性質、
to restore democracy,
恢復民主、
to restore our nation's
恢復我們國家的
moral authority abroad,
海外道德權威、
ever support,
永遠支持、
give us a
給我們
foreign policy
外交政策
that's not based on war
不是基於戰爭
or projecting military power abroad,
或向海外擴張軍事力量、
but on projecting
但在預測
economic power and moral strength.
經濟實力和道德力量。
The chances of that happening
發生這種情況的可能性
are too great
甚巨
and too important for me
對我來說太重要了
to give up this contest.
放棄比賽。
All right.
好的
Bobby Kennedy, thank you very much.
鮑比-肯尼迪,非常感謝你。
I really appreciate your time.
非常感謝你抽出時間。
Thanks for having me. All right.
謝謝你邀請我好的
And I want to go now to Daniel Dale.
現在我想請丹尼爾-戴爾發言。
And Daniel,
還有丹尼爾
a lot of things
多事
that Kennedy said in that interview
肯尼迪在採訪中說
deserve a little bit more attention,
值得更多關注、
including his claim that he made that
包括他聲稱是他
the 2004 election was,
2004 年的選舉是
quote, stolen from John Kerry
引用自約翰-克里
towards the end.
接近尾聲。
He made that that point.
他是這麼說的。
I'll just play it again.
我就再玩一次。
In 2001,
2001 年
we had an election
我們舉行了選舉
stolen in this country.
在這個國家被盜。
During the Bush-Gore election and 2004,
在布什-戈爾大選期間和 2004 年、
I wrote an award
我寫了一篇獲獎文章
winning article for Rolling Stone
滾石》獲獎文章
that showed how that election
這表明選舉
was stolen from John Kerry.
是從約翰-克里那裡偷來的。
So I don't and most Americans agree
所以我不同意,大多數美國人也同意
with me
與我
about 2001 that it was stolen
大約在 2001 年被盜
election from from
選舉
the Democratic candidate.
民主黨候選人。
So, Daniel,
那麼,丹尼爾
that's not
這不是
something that a lot of people have
很多人都
heard, the 2004 election.
聽說,2004 年的選舉。
And it stood out to you
它讓你眼前一亮
along with a few other key moments there.
以及其他一些關鍵時刻。
It did.
的確如此。
So he did write an article about this
所以,他確實寫了一篇關於這個問題的文章
in 2006 and Rolling Stone
和《滾石
claiming that the election
聲稱選舉
was stolen from John Kerry
是從約翰-克里那裡偷來的
because of what happened
事出有因
in the state of Ohio,
在俄亥俄州、
that an important swing state.
這是一個重要的搖擺州。
That article did not actually prove
這篇文章實際上並沒有證明
the election was stolen.
選舉是偷來的。
It raised a litany of
它提出了一連串
of some very real problems
一些非常現實的問題
that nonetheless did not show
但仍未顯示
that Kerry would have won the state
認為克里會贏得該州
if not for those problems.
如果沒有這些問題
It also made like like in many cases
在許多情況下,它還讓人覺得
with Mr.
與 Mr.
Kennedy,
肯尼迪
a whole bunch of speculative Leap's
一大堆猜測性的飛躍
assumptions about data
數據假設
that experts in these in things like exit
這些方面的專家,如退出
polling said were just not true.
民意調查說的都不是真的。
So, no, there was no proof
所以,沒有證據
the election was stolen in 2004 for Mr.
在 2004 年的選舉中,Mr.
Kerry.
克里
Mr.
Mr.
Kennedy also made some other claims
肯尼迪還提出了其他一些主張
here, and I think we need to look at.
在這裡,我認為我們需要看看。
He asserted that
他聲稱
President Biden did not has denied him
拜登總統沒有否認他
Secret Service protection
特勤局保護
in this election.
在這次選舉中。
First of all,
首先是
there is no evidence that President Biden
沒有證據表明拜登總統
has been at all personally
在所有個人
involved in decisions about
參與決定
who should
誰應該
and should not get Secret
不應得到祕密
Service protection.
服務保護。
Secondly, I think it's important to note
其次,我認為有必要指出
that there are federal criteria
聯邦標準
for who gets such protection,
誰能得到這種保護、
including such things
包括諸如
as being the nominee of a major party,
作為主要政黨的提名人、
which Mr.
Mr.
Kennedy is not being at 15%
肯尼迪沒有達到 15
or higher consistently for a month.
或更高,持續一個月。
In the Real Clear Politics
在《真實清晰的政治》中
polling average average with which Mr.
先生的平均投票率
Kennedy currently is not.
肯尼迪目前不是。
Now, there is some discretion.
現在,有了一些自由裁量權。
The Secretary of Homeland Security.
國土安全部部長。
But yes, part of the Biden administration
但是,是的,拜登政府的一部分
can decide to offer protection,
可以決定提供保護、
but there's no evidence
但沒有證據
this has been a decision for for for Mr.
這一直是先生的決定。
Biden to put him at risk.
拜登讓他面臨風險。
He also claimed that the President Biden
他還聲稱,拜登總統
has been personally censoring him.
一直在親自審查他。
And we know there is a controversy
我們知道存在爭議
about a White House communications
關於白宮通信
with social media companies
與社交媒體公司合作
about
關於
what posts and posts
什麼帖子和帖子
and accounts should remain up or not.
以及賬戶是否應繼續保留。
There is no evidence
沒有證據表明
that Biden has been involved whatsoever.
拜登參與其中。
And it's important to remember
重要的是要記住
he was posting a frequent serial vaccine
他經常張貼連號疫苗
and other COVID 19 misinformation.
以及其他 COVID 19 的錯誤信息。
That's what we're talking about here,
這就是我們要討論的問題、
not political criticism.
而不是政治責備。
All right.
好的
All right.
好的
Which is obviously very significant
這顯然非常重要
to note that distinction.
注意到這一區別。
All right.
好的
Thanks to Daniel Dale.
感謝丹尼爾-戴爾。
Jeff Zeleny is back with me now.
傑夫-澤萊尼現在回到我身邊。
And in addition, Ashley Allison
此外,阿什利-艾莉森
joins former national coalition
加入前全國聯盟
director for the Biden-Harris 2020
拜登-哈里斯2020年競選活動主任
campaign and David Urban,
運動和戴維-烏爾班、
former senior adviser
前高級顧問
to the Trump campaign.
給特朗普競選團隊。
So, Ashley,
所以,阿什利、
you know,
你知道的
you hear Kayla, the DNC,
你聽到凱拉說的了嗎 民主黨全國委員會
you know, they're watching Kennedy.
你知道,他們在監視肯尼迪。
They are.
它們是
They you know, we saw they put the
你知道,我們看到他們把
the big
大
billboard up
廣告牌
saying that he's MAGA trying to tie him
說他是 MAGA 試圖綁住他
to Trump.
給特朗普
You just heard him
你剛才聽到他說
describe himself as a populist.
將自己描述為民粹主義者。
So what what do you make of the way he's
那麼,您如何看待他的做法呢?
dealing with this right now?
現在正在處理這個問題?
Look, I think RFK
聽著,我認為肯尼迪
interview just did was terrifying.
剛才的採訪太可怕了。
Not only did
不僅如此
he push lie after lie
他謊言連篇
and some conspiracy theories,
和一些陰謀論、
he actually didn't say
他其實沒說
one time
一次
what he would do for the American people.
他會為美國人民做什麼。
He he talked about them,
他談到了他們、
but he didn't make a clear plan
但他沒有制定明確的計劃
for what he wants to do for them.
他想為他們做什麼。
He will be a spoiler, most likely.
他很有可能成為攪局者。
He is not on enough.
他上的節目還不夠多。
You ask him this.
你這樣問他
He is not on enough ballots right now
他現在的票數不夠
to actually
實際上
get 270 Electoral College votes,
獲得 270 張選舉團選票、
which you actually need to win
你實際上需要贏得
the presidency of the United States.
美國總統。
And I just like
我只是喜歡
he talked about so many issues
他談了很多問題
that are baffling to me.
這讓我感到困惑。
But he talks about chronic disease.
但他說的是慢性病。
Yes, chronic disease is an issue.
是的,慢性病是一個問題。
But he also said that abortion rights,
但他也說,墮胎權
half of the population
一半人口
has lost a constitutional right,
喪失了憲法權利、
and that's not an existential crisis.
這不是生存危機。
He talked about guns,
他談到了槍支、
which is the leading
它是
cause of death for children.
兒童死亡的原因。
He talked about being the candidate
他談到自己是候選人
for young people,
為年輕人服務、
but doesn't consider
但沒有考慮
the gun crisis in our country
我國的槍支危機
an existential crisis.
生存危機。
He talks about Joe Biden
他談到了喬-拜登
being a bigger threat to democracy
對民主構成更大威脅
and not Donald Trump.
而不是唐納德-特朗普。
When Donald Trump had people
當唐納德-特朗普讓人們
go and storm the capital try to kill
殺入京城
not only Nancy Pelosi,
不僅是南希-佩洛西、
but his vice president, Mike Pence,
而是他的副總統邁克-彭斯、
who is no longer supporting
不再支持
Donald Trump.
唐納德-特朗普
So his
是以,他的
candidacy is extremely problematic.
候選資格問題極大。
The DNC needs to take it head on.
民主黨全國委員會需要迎難而上。
Robert F Kennedy is a problem for America
羅伯特-肯尼迪是美國的一個問題
as a candidate.
作為候選人。
Jeff Zeleny,
傑夫-澤萊尼
what do you make of
你怎麼看
all of the argument that he made
他提出的所有論點
and how will that play
又將如何發揮
from where
從何處
you're hearing it, that he was saying
他說
that you could make the argument
你可以說
he was making the argument
他的論點是
that that Joe Biden could be
喬-拜登可能
a greater threat
威脅更大
to democracy than Donald Trump,
比唐納德-特朗普更不利於民主、
even though he said that
雖然他說
what Donald Trump did on it
唐納德-特朗普在這方面做了什麼
in January was wrong.
在 1 月份的時候,他的想法是錯誤的。
Look, his point
聽著,他的觀點
there was because of social media,
因為有了社交媒體、
as Daniel was saying, that he argues
正如但以理所說,他認為
that he was blocked from social media.
說他被社交媒體封殺了。
But listening to that,
但聽著
that is not something that
這不是
certainly would resonate
肯定會引起共鳴
with most Democratic,
與大多數民主黨人一樣、
disaffected Democratic voters.
心懷不滿的民主黨選民。
So that certainly sounds like
是以,這聽起來肯定是
it gives credence to the idea
這讓人相信
that, yes,
是的、
he is going to take supporters
他將帶領支持者
potentially from both sides.
可能來自雙方。
That's a very much more of a Republican
這更像是共和黨人的做法
or Trumpian message, if you will.
或者可以說是特朗普的資訊。
But, Erin,
但是,艾琳
I think one of the things that struck me
讓我印象深刻的一件事是
when you talk to Democrats
當你與民主黨人交談時
who truly are upset and disgusted
真正感到不安和厭惡的人
and disappointed at this administration,
並對本屆政府感到失望、
one of the reasons is the Garza policy.
原因之一是加爾薩政策。
And there would be an opening
而且會有一個開口
talking to many Democrats
與許多民主黨人交談
if there was a candidate,
如果有候選人的話、
a third party option,
第三方選擇、
who was really making
到底是誰
that the core of their message.
這就是他們的核心資訊。
That could be a problem for young voters.
這對年輕選民來說可能是個問題。
That is not the core of RFK
這不是肯尼迪的核心
Jr's message at all.
Jr's message at all.
So I think he said those voters,
所以我認為他說的是那些選民、
it's hard to imagine
難以想象
that he would speak to that.
他將就此發言。
Yeah, I mean, even ten days ago,
是啊,我是說,即使是十天前、
he was not even saying
他甚至沒有說
there was time for a ceasefire.
現在是停火的時候了。
Biden, of course, is much more cease fire
當然,拜登的停火協議要好得多
than ask
而不是問
more pro-Israel
更親近以色列
than Biden or Trump right now,
現在比拜登或特朗普更有優勢、
it appears.
看來
So, David,
所以,大衛
can I just show you the map again,
我能再給你看看地圖嗎?
because you heard
因為你聽到
Kennedy make the argument that he's
肯尼迪認為他是
going to get on the ballot
將獲得選票
in all in all states.
在所有州都是如此。
Right now, he's only on the ballot
現在,他只在選票上
formally in Utah.
正式落戶猶他州。
So he's got the signature
所以他有簽名
threshold for eight other states,
其他八個州的門檻、
and that does include key swing states
其中包括關鍵的搖擺州
Michigan, Georgia, Nevada, Arizona,
密歇根州、佐治亞州、內華達州、亞利桑那州、
North Carolina, all on that.
北卡羅來納州,全在這上面。
Do you
您是否
do you believe that
你認為
that he will be successful
他將成功
in getting on the ballot, enough states
在獲得選票方面,有足夠多的州
where you would be competitive
您的競爭優勢
from an Electoral College
從選舉團
perspective to to 70?
透視到 70 歲?
Well, we'll have to wait and see on that.
那我們就拭目以待吧。
First of all, I'd like to yield
首先,請允許我
my time to Daniel Dale to come fact
我的時間丹尼爾-戴爾來的事實
check Alison.
檢查艾莉森。
But but I don't
但是,但是我不
I know we don't have enough time,
我知道我們時間不夠、
so I say I'll do it.
所以我說我來做。
So clearly, Democrats are concerned
顯然,民主黨人擔心
very, very concerned,
非常非常擔心、
because what I hear Ashley saying,
因為我聽到阿什利在說什麼、
it's what I hear over and over again
這是我反覆聽到的
about RFK Junior. Right.
關於小肯尼迪對
He's he's this he's he's a bigger threat
他是他是這個他是他是更大的威脅
to democracy than Donald Trump.
比唐納德-特朗普更不利於民主。
So you can't vote
所以你不能投票
for either of those two.
這兩個人中的任何一個。
But to your point,
但就你的觀點而言
is he going to be on the ballot
他是否會出現在選票上
Enough states,
足夠的狀態、
I think, is going to be on the ballot
我認為,將被列入選票
in plenty of states.
在很多州都是如此。
I think he's going to
我認為他會
he's got to have the money.
他必須有錢。
He may be
他可能是
on the Libertarian ticket to get.
的自由黨候選人。
And if that's the case
如果是這樣
that he's on every state,
每個州都有他
you'll get Secret
你會得到祕密
Service protection that. Yeah, yeah.
服務保護是啊 是啊 Yeah, yeah.
And so we've got a lot of road
所以我們有很多路要走
to run down here yet
還沒跑下來
I would say listening to him
我會說聽他的
you know what he
你知道他
what he sounded like
他的聲音
I hear I feel your pain America.
我聽到了,我感受到了你們的痛苦,美國。
I feel your pain about the check
關於支票,我很同情你
engine light going on.
發動機指示燈亮起
He really had a pretty populist message
他的民粹主義思想真的很強
and I think is going to resonate.
我認為會引起共鳴。
I think at the end of the day,
我想,說到底
the Democrats should be pretty scared
民主黨應該很害怕
of RFK because he's a relatable he's
肯尼迪,因為他是一個可親可敬的人。
you know,
你知道的
I spent only
我只花了
a little bit of time with him,
和他待一會兒
but he's an interesting character,
但他是個有趣的角色、
very relatable,
非常貼近生活、
very, you know, very likable, affable guy
非常,你知道,非常討人喜歡,和藹可親的傢伙
on the campaign trail.
在競選活動中。
And it's going to be it's
這將是它的
going to be a problem
會有問題
if he gets out there
如果他上場
and gets on the on these ballots.
並獲得這些選票。
All right. Thank you all very much.
好的 非常感謝 All right.非常感謝大家。