Name: "塔克-卡爾森和喬丹-彼得森的 2024 年預測："碰撞即將來臨 (“There Is a Collision Coming,” Tucker Carlson and Jordan Peterson's 2024 Predictions)
Uploaded: 2025-04-12T07:55:47.000Z
Duration: 10 min 20 s

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I'd like you to be as daring as you can and as perceptive as only you can be as someone who knows the United States, all of the United States, very well.

我希望你作為一個對美國、對整個美國都非常瞭解的人，儘可能大膽，儘可能敏銳。

What do you predict is going to happen in this political year in that country?

您預測該國今年的政治局勢會如何發展？

I couldn't be more grateful to be an American.

作為一名美國人，我再感激不過了。

As I said, my dad's family was from Nova because they didn't want to be free, so they fled to the Maritimes.

正如我所說，我父親的家人來自新星，因為他們不想獲得自由，所以逃到了濱海省。

但不管怎麼說，他們還是回來了。

But I have always been grateful for my birthright as an American and for the God-given rights that are protected by my government officially in the Bill of Rights, which is a beautiful document, the greatest document I've ever produced, and that no other country has.

但我一直很感激我作為美國人與生俱來的權利，以及上帝賦予我的權利，這些權利受到我國政府在《權利法案》中的正式保護，《權利法案》是一份美麗的文件，是我製作的最偉大的文件，其他任何國家都沒有這樣的文件。

So, and I will feel that way until I die.

所以，我到死都會有這種感覺。

And unlike a lot of people in our leadership class, I have no plans to go anywhere else.

與我們領導力班的很多人不同，我不打算去其他地方。

I've got too many children and too many dogs, and I'm dying there.

我有太多的孩子和太多的狗，我快死了。

But I'm definitely very concerned, and I can't see the outcome of this year clearly at all.

但我絕對非常擔心，我完全看不清楚今年的結果。

I was thinking yesterday, it really is like looking through a shower curtain.

我昨天還在想，這真的就像透過浴簾看人一樣。

You see these opaque shapes lurking, but you can't tell if they're, you know, friend or foe, nude or clothed.

你看到這些不透明的形狀潛伏著，但你分不清它們是敵是友，是裸體還是著裝。

You don't really know what you're looking at, but you know that there is a collision coming between titanic forces, the population of America versus its leaders.

你並不清楚自己在看什麼，但你知道，美國民眾與美國領導人這兩股巨大的力量正在發生碰撞。

And it's coming to a head because of the structure of this election.

由於這次選舉的結構，這種情況正變得越來越嚴重。

And so you have the Republican candidate, and he is going to be the candidate, whose election is the one thing.

是以，你有了共和黨候選人，他將成為候選人，他的當選是唯一的事情。

And of course, it's politics, so it's filled with all sorts of, I mean, the amount of ugliness display beneath the surface in all politics everywhere is really awe-inspiring.

當然，這是政治，所以充滿了各種各樣的，我的意思是，在所有地方的政治中，在表面之下所展示的醜陋數量真的令人敬畏。

You know, these people are really dirty everywhere, not just my country.

要知道，這些人在哪裡都很骯髒，不僅僅是在我的國家。

But the one thing that the people in power, and I don't just mean in our financial centers and entertainment centers, our country's kind of cool because they're identified by city.

但有一點，當權者，我不只是指我們的金融中心和娛樂中心，我們國家的當權者是很酷的，因為他們是按城市來識別的。

So Los Angeles, New York, Washington, make all the decisions, of course.

是以，洛杉磯、紐約和華盛頓當然要做出所有決定。

And the one thing they won't tolerate is the orange man in power.

他們最不能容忍的就是橙色人掌權。

And you sort of, and that, like, you wonder, well, why?

因為特朗普根本不是激進分子。

And Trump's vision for America, this is an informed assessment of Trump.

特朗普對美國的願景，這是對特朗普的知情評估。

Trump's vision for America is like Studio 54 in 1978.

特朗普對美國的願景就像 1978 年的 Studio 54。

Trump really loved the country he grew up in.

特朗普非常熱愛他成長的國家。

He loved its traditions, its weird little customs, its idiosyncrasies.

他喜歡這裡的傳統、奇怪的小習俗和特異功能。

He doesn't want a brave new future of new things.

他不想要一個充滿新事物的勇敢的新未來。

He wants to return not to antebellum America, but to, like, 1980 America.

他想回到的不是前美國，而是 1980 年的美國。

And it's kind of hard to argue why that's bad, actually.

事實上，很難說這有什麼不好。

And so that's not a revolutionary agenda, nor is it a counterrevolutionary agenda.

是以，這既不是革命議程，也不是反革命議程。

And the phrase make America great again means return it to a period not so long ago, when everyone was enfranchised and everyone had rights, but everyone was roughly, not everyone, but most people were sort of united in a sense of common purpose and culture.

讓美國再次偉大 "這句話的意思是，讓美國回到不久前的時代，那時每個人都享有公民權，每個人都有權利，但每個人都是粗略的，不是每個人，但大多數人都在一種共同的目標和文化感中團結在一起。

They were Americans, and they knew what that meant.

他們是美國人，他們知道這意味著什麼。

所以，你可能認為這是不可能的。

You may not think maybe that's even virtuous to want that.

你可能不認為這樣做有什麼好處。

But if you think that's a grotesque hellscape that he's describing, you're the freak, not him.

但如果你認為他描述的是一個怪誕的地獄景象，那你才是怪胎，而不是他。

And I guess I dissent a little bit from the much more optimistic view that you have, both of you, which I really appreciate hearing, and I want to believe it, but that in the end, the will of the people matters.

我想我有點不同意你們兩位更樂觀的觀點，我非常感謝你們的觀點，我也願意相信這一點，但歸根結底，人民的意願才是最重要的。

The conclusion that I've come to is that it matters less than it should, and that the people in power really do make the bulk of the decisions.

我得出的結論是，這並不那麼重要，當權者確實做出了大部分決定。

And they say that after spending 35 years in Washington and watching the agenda of both parties and comparing that agenda to the public opinion polling of what people actually want and finding no union set, no union set, like there's not the same agendas.

他們說，他們在華盛頓工作了 35 年，觀察了兩黨的議程，並將其與民意調查進行了比較，瞭解了人們的實際需求，結果發現沒有工會組織，沒有工會組織，就像沒有相同的議程一樣。

And we have a democratic system where these people are elected every two years in the Congress, every six years in the Senate, every four years in the White House.

我們有一個民主制度，這些人每兩年在國會選舉一次，每六年在參議院選舉一次，每四年在白宮選舉一次。

And their agenda never changes, and the desires of the American public, by and large, are never met or even addressed.

他們的議程從未改變，美國公眾的願望基本上從未得到滿足，甚至從未得到解決。

And you sort of, after a while, conclude maybe it doesn't matter what people want, it only matters what the people in power want.

久而久之，你就會得出結論，也許人們想要什麼並不重要，重要的是掌權者想要什麼。

I don't want to think that, but I don't know what other conclusion to reach.

我不想這麼想，但我不知道還能得出什麼結論。

So what you have now is a legit mass movement on behalf of Donald Trump that's 100% real, and you have absolute ironclad resistance to the democratic process working its way to legitimate inclusion by the people who have all the power.

是以，你現在所看到的是一場代表唐納德-特朗普的合法群眾運動，這是一場100%真實的運動，你所看到的是對民主進程的絕對鐵腕抵制，它正在以合法的方式被擁有一切權力的人所接納。

Today, it is a race in the foreseeable future between Donald Trump, the former president, now effectively the Republican nominee, and the incumbent president, who got more votes than somehow because he's just so popular.

今天，在可預見的未來，這場競選將在前總統唐納德-特朗普（Donald Trump）和現任總統之間展開，前者現在實際上已成為共和黨的提名人，而現任總統的得票率不知為何比他還高，因為他實在太受歡迎了。

He spent the entire 2020 campaign moldering and deteriorating in his basement, and somehow he was more popular than Barack Obama.

他整個 2020 年的競選活動都在自家的地下室裡腐爛變質，但不知何故，他卻比奧巴馬更受歡迎。

Anyway, so it's the race between Biden and Obama.

總之，現在是拜登和奧巴馬之間的競爭。

We're not actually made for radical change.

實際上，我們並不是為徹底變革而生的。

They want kind of continuity, and I do too.

他們想要一種連續性，我也是。

But I just don't see this playing out the way it's currently formulated.

但我不認為目前的方案會有這樣的結果。

See, so I would say maybe that, and you, Tucker, you actually asked for an alternative to the view that you were expressing, the somewhat pessimistic view of the dominance of people in power.

你看，我想說的是，也許，你，塔克，你實際上是在要求我們為你所表達的觀點，也就是對當權者的統治地位有些悲觀的觀點，提供一個替代方案。

In the video that led up to your entrance onto the stage, you pointed out a realization that you had, which was that nothing better in your life can happen to you than what happens if you tell the truth.

在你登臺前的視頻中，你指出了自己的一個感悟，那就是在你的生活中，沒有比說出真相更好的事情了。

I actually believe that that's why we have the idea that power is vested in the people.

實際上，我認為這就是為什麼我們有 "權力屬於人民 "的理念。

And I don't think that power is where people think it is.

我認為權力並不在人們的想象之中。

I don't think that power is in the hands of the elite.

我不認為權力掌握在精英手中。

The ability to manipulate misused power might be in the hand of the elite, but the power that we need to set the world straight is actually at your fingertips.

操縱濫用權力的能力可能掌握在精英手中，但我們需要的撥亂反正的力量其實就在你的指尖。

And this is actually, this is actually a rather terrifying realization, you know, because there's some relief in thinking that the elites can do whatever they want and there's nothing that someone as small as you could possibly do about it.

這實際上是一種相當可怕的認識，你知道，因為精英們可以為所欲為，而像你這樣的小人物卻無能為力，這讓人感到有些解脫。

And that's wrong because you're not small.

這是不對的，因為你並不渺小。

And it's wrong because it's irresponsible to presume that.

這是不對的，因為這種假設是不負責任的。

And it's wrong because the truth is more terrifying and also more liberating.

這是錯的，因為真相更可怕，也更能解放人們。

And the truth of the matter is, is that if you utilized what you had at hand, which at least is the ability that you have at hand to say what you think truly and as clearly as you can, even if you're not that articulate, that the world would change around you in ways that would make you immune to the blandishments of the power-mongering elite.

事情的真相是，如果你利用你手頭的東西，至少是你手頭的能力，把你的想法真實地、儘可能清晰地表達出來，即使你不那麼善於表達，世界也會在你周圍發生變化，使你免受權勢精英的誘惑。

And I'm hoping that enough people will realize their, the power of their affinity with the truth, especially when it's allied with the will to aim up, to have the courage to speak that truth.

我希望有足夠多的人能夠意識到他們與真相的親和力，尤其是當這種親和力與敢於直面真相、勇於說出真相的意志結合在一起的時候。

And if enough people do that, then the terrible things that we're concerned about coming forward at us in the future will have no purchase whatsoever.

如果有足夠多的人這樣做，那麼我們所擔心的將來會出現的可怕事情就不會有任何購買力。

You know, like I learned a long time ago that the war that we're in is psychological or spiritual, if you want to look at it that way, rather than political.

你知道，就像我很久以前學到的，我們所處的戰爭是心理或精神上的，如果你想這麼看的話，而不是政治上的。

And everyone has a sense of that now, that it's something is moving that's more, that's deeper than the mere political.

現在，每個人都能感覺到，有些東西正在發生著變化，這種變化比單純的政治活動更加深刻。

The tectonic plates themselves are shifting and you, you're all going to play a role in that, you know, and the role you'll play is going to be determined by what you determine to ally your speech with, for example, your decision about whether or not you're going to tell the truth in the confines of your own life.

地殼板塊本身正在發生變化，而你們，你們都將在其中扮演一個角色，你們知道，你們將扮演的角色將取決於你們決定用什麼來支撐你們的演講，例如，你們決定是否要在自己的生活範圍內說出真相。