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  • behind me, shouted a small question to what I'm going to be asking you, but I think given what happened on Thursday, given the reporting in the New York Times and other outlets about the president's more frequent lapses, losing his train of thought, all of us saw what happened on Thursday where he simply could not form coherent answers to many or some, if you will, of the questions and here to lapse into nonsensical answers at the end.

    在我身後,有一個小問題要問你,但我認為,考慮到週四發生的事情,考慮到《紐約時報》和其他媒體關於總統頻繁失誤、失去思路的報道,我們所有人都看到了週四發生的事情,他根本無法對許多問題或某些問題(如果你願意的話)做出連貫的回答,並在最後陷入無意義的回答。

  • We beat Medicare, for instance.

    例如,我們擊敗了醫療保險。

  • I'm going to ask something delicate and you may not like it.

    我要問一些微妙的問題,你可能不喜歡。

  • The president may not like to hear it if he's watching, but I think the American people need to get a yes or no answer on this.

    如果總統在看,他可能不喜歡聽,但我認為美國人民需要得到一個 "是 "或 "否 "的答案。

  • Does President Biden at 81 years old have Alzheimer's, any form of dementia or degenerative illness that caused these sorts of lapses?

    81 歲高齡的拜登總統是否患有老年痴呆症、任何形式的痴呆症或退行性疾病,從而導致這些失誤?

  • And it's a yes or no question.

    這是一個 "是 "或 "否 "的問題。

  • And if you don't know, why don't you as one of his senior staff members know?

    如果你不知道,作為他的高級幕僚之一,你為什麼不知道?

  • I have an answer for you.

    我有一個答案。

  • Are you ready for it?

    你準備好了嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • It's a no.

    不行

  • And I hope you're asking the other guy the same exact question.

    我希望你也能問對方同樣的問題。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Go ahead.

    說吧

  • The statement that Congressman Doug had put out, does the president feel like members of the Democratic Congressmen should be able to speak their minds on this?

    道格議員發表的聲明,總統是否認為民主黨議員應該能夠就此暢所欲言?

  • Or does he think calling for him to withdraw is hurting the party at large?

    還是他認為呼籲他退出會傷害整個黨派?

  • I mean, look, that's something about the Democratic Party that we really respect.

    我的意思是,聽著,民主黨的這一點讓我們肅然起敬。

  • It is a big tent party.

    這是一個大帳篷聚會。

  • Many people are going to have their opinions and we are going to have our disagreements.

    很多人會有自己的看法,我們也會有不同的意見。

  • And that is what is important.

    這才是最重要的。

  • And we really respect other people's opinions and that's what makes this party different than the other side.

    我們非常尊重他人的意見,這也是本黨與其他黨派的不同之處。

  • Certainly we see that with how it's playing out in Congress or how it tends to play out in Congress.

    當然,我們可以從國會的表現或國會的傾向中看到這一點。

  • So the congressman is going to have his opinion.

    所以議員會有自己的看法。

  • He's going to have his thoughts.

    他會有自己的想法。

  • That's for him to speak to.

    那是他自己的事。

  • This is not a president that's about his personal politics.

    這不是一個以個人政治為中心的總統。

  • That is not this president is all about.

    這不是這位總統的全部。

  • He doesn't care only about himself.

    他並不只關心自己。

  • That is not what this president is all about.

    這不是這位總統的初衷。

  • And I also read out some supportive statements that we've heard from leaders of Congress.

    我還宣讀了我們從國會領導人那裡聽到的一些支持性發言。

  • Former Speaker Pelosi, I read out what she laid out.

    前議長佩洛西,我宣讀了她的發言。

  • I read out what Congressman Clyburn has said.

    我宣讀了克萊本議員的發言。

  • And I think that matters as well.

    我認為這也很重要。

  • And you all have heard from multiple supporters over the past couple of days since Thursday.

    自週四以來的幾天裡,你們都聽到了多位支持者的聲音。

  • And I think that's important as well.

    我認為這一點也很重要。

behind me, shouted a small question to what I'm going to be asking you, but I think given what happened on Thursday, given the reporting in the New York Times and other outlets about the president's more frequent lapses, losing his train of thought, all of us saw what happened on Thursday where he simply could not form coherent answers to many or some, if you will, of the questions and here to lapse into nonsensical answers at the end.

在我身後,有一個小問題要問你,但我認為,考慮到週四發生的事情,考慮到《紐約時報》和其他媒體關於總統頻繁失誤、失去思路的報道,我們所有人都看到了週四發生的事情,他根本無法對許多問題或某些問題(如果你願意的話)做出連貫的回答,並在最後陷入無意義的回答。

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