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川普在输掉中期选举后接受福克斯新闻专访 | 2026.11.

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0:02the 45th and 47th President of the United States.第45和第47任美国总统。
0:05President Trump joins us by phone.特朗普总统通过电话加入我们.
0:06Mr. President, thank you for calling in.总统先生,谢谢你来电
0:08Good evening, Mr. President.晚上好,总统先生
0:09Hi, Brett.嗨,布莱特。
0:10Hi.顿
0:10Let's just get your reaction to this night今夜你的反应
0:13and what you take away from it.和你们所享受的。
0:15Well, I'm a little bit surprised.我有点惊讶
0:17I thought they'd do better.我以为他们会做得更好
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1the 45th and 47th President of the United States.第45和第47任美国总统。
2President Trump joins us by phone.特朗普总统通过电话加入我们.
3Mr. President, thank you for calling in.总统先生,谢谢你来电
4Good evening, Mr. President.晚上好,总统先生
5Hi, Brett.嗨,布莱特。
6Hi.顿
7Let's just get your reaction to this night今夜你的反应
8and what you take away from it.和你们所享受的。
9Well, I'm a little bit surprised.我有点惊讶
10I thought they'd do better.我以为他们会做得更好
11We had tremendous rallies.我们有很多集会
12We had about 30 of them.我们有大约30个。
13There were thousands and thousands of people outside,外面有成千上万的人
14let alone inside, couldn't get in.更别说里面了 进不去
15And they'd watch from big,他们从大看,
16big screens on the outside of the buildings.大楼外面有大屏幕
17And they were excited.他们很兴奋
18It was great excitement.令人兴奋
19So I'm a little bit surprised.所以我有点惊讶。
20I thought that I could transfer those people into candidates,我想我可以把这些人 调到候选人,
21but maybe in certain cases,但也许在某些情况下,
22don't forget we had a lot of candidates that did win also.别忘了我们有很多候选人也赢了
23But in certain cases,但在某些情况下,
24that in when I felt badly about Darlene,当我对达琳感到很不好的时候
25I felt very badly.我觉得很糟
26She's gone through,她经过了
27her relationship with Lindsay was extraordinary.她和林赛的关系很特别
28And so she's just essentially mourning所以她只是基本上哀悼
29and campaigning at the same time.并同时开展竞选活动。
30And then on top of it, this happens.然后在它上面,这是发生的。
31But I'm a little surprised.但我有点惊讶。
32I thought they'd do better, actually.我以为他们会做得更好,实际上。
33Mr. President, now,总统先生 现在
34we've called the House for Democratic control.我们叫民主党控制院来
35We've called the Senate for Democratic control,我们召集了民主党参议院
36that the House margin could be as high as 255 seats.众议院席位比值可能高达255席。
37The Senate, we don't know yet what the margin's going to be,元老院,我们不知道 差幅是多少
38but you're now going to have to work但你现在要工作了
39in the last two years with a Democratic House在过去两年里,民主之家
40and a Democratic Senate.和民主参议院。
41How do you approach that?你怎么处理的?
42It's been done before.从前已作.
43How do you look at that?你怎么看这个?
44It's been done before, as you know, numerous times.你知道,它已经做过很多次了
45And it's a power of veto.而谓之否决权.
46It's one of the stronger powers that a president has.这是总统更强大的权力之一
47And they'll send over things that are insane他们会把疯狂的东西寄出去
48and I'll veto them.我会否决他们。
49And after a couple of months of vetoes,经过几个月的否决
50they'll call and they'll say,他们会打电话说,
51how do we get this stuff done?我们怎么把这东西弄好?
52And we'll work together.则同心协力.
53I have a lot of friends that are Democrats,我有很多朋友是民主党人
54believe it or not.相信与否。
55I've already spoken to some of them.我已经跟其中一些人谈过了
56I've had four calls from meaningful Democrats.我接到了四次来自民主党的电话
57And people, two senators and three congressmen, actually.和人,两个参议员和三个议员,实际上。
58So it's a total of five.故共为五.
59And they have three waiting to call me.他们有三个人等着打电话给我
60So I don't know, they obviously want to talk.我不知道,他们显然想说话。
61But I have the power of veto.但我有否决权。
62And the power of veto is, you know, it's impervious.而否决之权,即是,知之,乃不可不为也.
63So President Trump, I'd love to hear, you know,川普总统 我很想知道
64how you think you can work with them.你觉得你能和他们合作吗?
65But I think the first question that I have for you但我想我第一个问题要问你
66is what do you think the takeaways are from tonight?你觉得今晚的外卖是什么?
67You know, are there anything that you would change?你知道,有什么 你会改变?
68I know you said in a comment just a moment ago,我知道你刚才在评论中说
69you know, maybe a bit of it was Iran.或许是伊朗干的
70So what are your thoughts on that, sir?那么,你有什么想法,长官?
71No, I think a part of it was Iran.不,我认为这是伊朗的一部分。
72But at the same time,但与此同时,
73people understood the importance人们明白这一点
74of what I've done with Iran.我对伊朗所做的一切
75I think historically it's going to be我想从历史上讲,这将是
76much more important than this evening比今晚还重要
77because you can't let the number one state sponsor of terror因为你不能让头号恐怖赞助者
78have a nuclear weapon.拥有核武器。
79You know, it's the most dangerous country in the world你知道,这是世界上最危险的国家
80and we wiped them out practically.我们几乎把他们消灭了
81Haven't finished a job and maybe I will and maybe I won't.工作还没完成 也许我会做 也许我不会做
82Maybe they'll get smart and maybe they won't.也许他们会变得聪明 也许不会
83But we've, you know, we've put big hurt on them但是,我们,你知道, 我们给他们造成了很大伤害
84and they're bad people.他们都是坏人
85They've killed thousands of our soldiers,他们杀了我们成千上万的士兵
86thousands of people, hundreds of thousands.数千人,数十万人.
87They killed 75,000 people in the last eight months.他们在过去8个月里杀死了75,000人.
88Protesters, 75,000 that we know of抗议者,我们知道75 000
89and that was as of two months ago.那是两个月前的事了
90So these are bad people所以这些人是坏人
91and this should have been done long before me.我早就该这么做了
92This should have been done by other presidents这应该由其他总统来做
93or other countries.或其他国家。
94And I was given the task and I had no choice我得到了任务,我别无选择
95because they were two weeks away因为他们离我们只有两周
96JCP03号导弹
97That's the Obama deal.这是奥巴马的交易。
98The nuclear deal that he made was one of the worst他做的核交易是最糟糕的
99and dumbest deals maybe I've ever seen.和最愚蠢的交易 也许我见过。
100It was a road to a nuclear weapon那是通往核武器的道路
101and you can't give them, they're lunatics.你不能给他们,他们是疯子。
102You can't give them a nuclear weapon.你不能给他们核武器。
103You know, you put out a message on True Social,你知道,你发布了一个消息 关于真正的社会,
104Mr. President, saying I wasn't on the ballot.总统先生 说我不在选票上
105If I was, this would have been a landslide win.如果我是,这将会是一场滑坡胜利。
106You did go, you know, to Dallas你确实去了达拉斯
107and that midterm convention和中期公约
108and in various rallies, you said, pretend I'm on the ballot.在各种集会上 你说 假装我在选票上
109And clearly there were MAGA faithful that were fired up很明显,有MAGA的信徒被激起
110that you visited all those places.你参观了所有这些地方。
111They were.他们是。
112But looking at this map,但看这张地图,
113it doesn't seem like that message看起来不像是那个消息
114got out to the Republican base.到共和党基地了
115They didn't like the candidates他们不喜欢候选人
116and some of the candidates that I endorsed fought me和一些我支持的候选人 与我战斗
117and they didn't like that they fought me.他们不喜欢那样 他们和我打斗
118I mean, this MAGA base is incredible.我的意思是,这个MAGA基地是不可思议的。
119The most loyal people, the greatest people,最忠诚的人 最伟大的人
120the people that built America.建设美国的人
121And I've had, you know, I was trying to get people in我有过,你知道, 我试图让人们进来
122that were people that frankly,那些人是坦率的,
123let's say that I didn't get along with,假设我和他相处不融洽
124but for purposes of the party, I went along with it.但为了党的目的 我同意了
125And the base would tell me, you know,基地会告诉我,你知道,
126hundreds of thousands of people would just say,成千上万的人会说
127sir, they weren't for you.先生,他们不适合你
128This fell out all the floors.这从地板上掉下来的
129They knew more than I did about these people in some cases.他们有时比我更了解这些人
130In other cases, they just didn't inspire the people在其他情况下,他们只是没有激励人民
131to get out and vote.出来投票
132And I wasn't on the ballot.我没有参加投票
133If I was on the ballot, they would have gotten out.如果我在选票上,他们早就出来了。
134Look, they got out for the rallies.看,他们出去参加集会了
135You never saw rallies that big.你从未见过这么大的集会
136I mean, outside of the rallies I have我的意思是,除了集会之外,我有
137when I have, you know, the general election,当我有,你知道, 大选,
138which is, you know, a step above in all fairness,这是,你知道的, 超越所有公平,
139like maybe a few steps above.就像上面的几步一样
140Outside of that, I mean, these were the biggest rallies ever.除此以外,我是说,这些是有史以来最大的集会。
141Nobody's ever seen anything like it.没人见过这样的事情
142I left every one of those states我离开所有的州
143and the places were packed with thousands,地方布满了数千个,
144and in some cases, tens of thousands of people outside在某些情况下,数万人在外
145trying to get in and having to watch a jumbotron,试图进入 并不得不看一个大亨,
146as they call it.正如他们所说的
147It's big, massive television screens这是大型大型电视屏幕
148that we would hook onto the sides of the building我们勾搭到大楼的两边
149so they could see.让他们看到
150So, you know, they just weren't inspired所以,你知道,他们只是没有灵感
151and they didn't want to,他们不想,
152if I'm not on the ballot, they wouldn't go.如果我不在选票上 他们就不会去
153And they did, by the way,顺便说一句,他们做到了,
154as it wasn't that they didn't go, they didn't go enough.因为不是他们没有去, 他们没有去足够的。
155You know, some people did win tonight.有些人今晚赢了
156We had some wins that were not bad wins at all.我们赢过一些 完全不是坏赢。
157Well, in Florida, Florida, your home state,在佛罗里达州的你家乡
158you did have two big wins.你确实有两个大赢家
159Two of them, two good ones.两个,两个好。
160A little closer than people thought they were gonna be.比人们想象的要近一点
161A lot, no, not a little, they were a lot closer.很多,不,不是一点点, 他们离得更近。
162Yeah.对
163They were a lot closer.他们离我们更近了
164To the issue that Martha mentioned about the war,对于玛莎提到的战争,
165clearly that's a message in some of the polls很明显,这是一些民调的信息
166that we see in these exit polls that across the board.我们从这些退出的民意测验中看到,
167I don't think it's the war, though, Brad.我不认为这是战争,虽然,布拉德。
168I think it's the gasoline press.我想是汽油报
169People agree with what I'm doing on Iran,人们同意我在伊朗问题上所做的
170but they really probably weren't willing但是他们可能真的不愿意
171to do the short-term consequence of playing,做游戏的短期后果,
172paying more for gasoline.多付汽油费
173And that, you know, I understand that.而且,你知道,我明白这一点。
174It's like, I don't agree with it.这就像,我不同意它。
175And I would say to people, you know,我会对人们说,你知道,
176it's a short-term problem, but for long-term gain.这是一个短期的问题, 但为了长期收益。
177But, you know, it's too bad.但是,你知道,这是太糟糕了。
178Hey, look, bottom line is they were not able,嘿,你看,底线是 他们不能,
179in many cases, to get the votes.在许多情况下,获得选票。
180And I think the Democrats did a good job.我认为民主党做得不错
181I really do, I think they did a good job.真的,我觉得他们做的很好
182They fought hard.他们拼命战斗。
183They were, you know, they've been fighting for a long time.他们是,你知道, 他们已经战斗了很长时间。
184They've been fighting me for a long time.他们和我打了很久
185This fight's been going on for ages.这场斗争已经持续了好几年了
186You know, I started, and really, if you look at it,你知道,我开始,真的,如果你看它,
187I've been doing it for 12 years with them,我跟他们做了12年了
188and I've come up on top all the time.我总是在顶部。
189And this is, I don't say, you know,这,我不说,你知道,
190I don't like to consider it a defeat for me.我不喜欢认为这是我失败。
191I was on the ballot.我在选票上。
192If you're on the ballot, it's different如果你在选票上,那就不一样了
193than if you're not on the ballot.如果你没有在选票上。
194But nevertheless, you know, I feel badly不过,你知道的,我感觉很糟
195for a lot of very good Republicans,对于很多非常好的共和党人,
196a lot of very good patriots that lost tonight,很多优秀的爱国者 失去了今晚,
197because for them to lose is a tough thing.因为他们的失败是件艰难的事
198President Trump, you said you've spoken川普总统 你说你说过
199with some of the Democrats who won tonight.与一些民主党人 谁赢得今晚。
200Where do you think you could work together,你觉得你在哪里可以合作,
201and what would you like to accomplish你想完成什么任务?
202if you can give us any window into that?如果你能给我们任何窗口吗?
203I think I can work with everything.我想我可以处理一切
204You know, a lot of people say, what about immigration?你知道,很多人说, 移民呢?
205You know, I closed the border.你知道,我关闭了边界。
206There was an open sieve with 25 million people有一个有2500万人的开放的筛子
207coming into our country and killing a lot of people,进入我们的国家,杀害很多人,
208killing a lot of people, a lot of bad ones coming in.杀了很多人 很多坏人进来
209And they came out of jails,他们从监狱出来,
210and they came out of mental institutions,他们从精神病院出来,
211and they were drug dealers, and they were murderers.他们是毒贩 他们是杀人犯
212I always say 11,888.我总是说11888。
213I think that's how, think of it, 11,888 murders我想是这样,想想看,11,888起谋杀案
214came into our country through an open border.通过开放的边界进入我国。
215Now, could I work with them on an open border?现在,我可以和他们合作 在开放的边界?
216I don't think so.亦不见.
217Could I work with them on certain other things?我可以和他们一起工作吗?
218Could I work with them on men playing on, you know,我能和他们一起玩玩吗?
219in women's sports?在女子运动?
220No, I don't think so.不,我不这么认为。
221I mean, I don't think men should be playing.我觉得男人不应该玩
222I view that as an issue I don't think I could work我认为,作为一个问题, 我不认为我可以工作
223with them on, but I could work with on many, many things.但我可以处理很多事情
224Could I work with them on transgender mutilization我可以和他们一起研究变性人的利用
225of children?孩子们?
226No, I don't think so.不,我不这么认为。
227But I can work with them on many things.但我可以和他们合作 做很多事情
228Mr. President, what about, do you think that they're going总统先生 你觉得他们会去吗?
229to want to work with you, considering all that you've想跟你合作,考虑到你的一切
230experienced with what you call Trump Derangement Syndrome?被你称为特朗普精神错乱综合症?
231Yeah, I do.没错
232Democrats in control now of the House and the Senate现在控制众议院和参议院的民主党人
233coming up in January.1月就要来了
234Do you think that they're gonna give you a bill你觉得他们会给你账单吗?
235that you can sign?你可以签吗?
236Well, they're in control, but they're really not in control嗯,他们控制了,但他们真的没有控制
237because they can send over, you know, 50 different因为他们可以送过去,你知道,50个不同的
238great bills that they're all excited about.他们都很兴奋的账单
239And I send them back with a nice stamp veto.我把他们送回去 并有一个很好的邮票否决权。
240And, you know, it's not a thing they can do about that.而且,你知道,这不是 他们可以做的。
241And I hope not to have to do that.我希望不必这样做。
242I'm like, you know, I'm a person that likes我就像,你知道, 我是个喜欢
243getting things done.把事情办好
244And there are things that we can work with.有些事情我们可以合作。
245We can't work on everything.我们不可能解决一切
246There were some things like some of the things有一些事情 喜欢一些事情
247I just named, I don't think we can work.我刚刚起名,我觉得我们没法工作
248I don't know if they really believe in the fact.我不知道他们是否真的相信这个事实.
249You know, I've always really never understood你知道,我一直 从来没有真正理解
250how they could believe in the things I mentioned,他们怎么能相信 我提到的事情,
251like, as an example, the men playing in women's sports.举个例子,男人在女子运动中打球
252I can't believe they really believe that's a good thing,我不敢相信他们真的相信这是好事
253but maybe they do.但也许他们做到了。
254I don't understand that thinking.我不明白这种想法。
255But I can work with them on a lot of things.但我可以和他们合作 做很多事情
256I mean, we can work with them on immigration, I think.我想我们可以和他们一起研究移民问题
257Immigration's a big deal.移民是个大问题。
258I've always felt we should be able to work on immigration.我总是觉得我们应该能做移民工作
259Do you think, Mr. President, that you're gonna make changes总统先生,你会不会做出改变?
260in your cabinet as a result of this election?在你的内阁中 因为这次选举?
261No, I don't think so.不,我不这么认为。
262Had nothing to do with my cabinet.和我的柜子无关
263It was just a point.这只是一个要点。
264Honestly, look, I've been doing a lot of great things老实说,我做了很多伟大的事情
265for a long time, and it's just a point in time, Brett.很久了,这仅仅是时间的一点,布雷特。
266Just a point in time is the way it is.只是时间的一点是它的方式。
267There was a mood in the air, I guess.空气中有一种情绪,我想。
268And, you know, if you look, I shouldn't feel guilty,而且,你知道,如果你看, 我不应该感到内疚,
269because virtually I saw you on your show the other night因为我几乎看到你 在你的节目前一晚
270saying that almost never does the sitting president,说,几乎从来没有 现任总统,
271no matter how good or bad or Republican or Democrat,无论好坏 共和党或民主党
272he or she is, but no matter how good the president is,不管总统有多优秀
273you lose.你输了。
274I don't know why.我不知道为什么。
275Nobody's explained that, but it's almost every single time.没人解释过 但几乎每次都如此
276And the one time, you know, it's twice.一次,你知道,这是两次。
277They won many, many, many years.他们赢得了很多,很多,很多年。
278And one of the times there was a World Trade Center.还有一次,有一个世界贸易中心。
279So, you know, that was like an automatic gimme.所以,你知道,那就像一个自动给我。
280So they won really effectively one time.所以他们真的赢了一次。
281Nobody's ever explained to me why.没人向我解释过原因
282If you're doing, because we've done a great job.如果你这样做,因为我们做了一个伟大的工作。
283We, you know, when you talk about the border,我们,你知道, 当你谈论边界,
284we closed the border, we had an open wound.我们关闭了边境, 我们有一个开阔的伤口。
285It was horrible.这是可怕的。
286What we had was absolutely horrible.我们的遭遇是绝对可怕的。
287We've done so many different things.我们做了很多不同的事情。
288And, you know, we have trillions and trillions而且,你知道,我们有万亿和万亿
289of dollars flowing in.美元流进。
290We have, think of it, the wealth that this nation's made我们有,想想看,这个国家的财富
291in the last short period of time,在最后一段短时期内,
292since I've been in, $25 trillion.25万亿美元。
293We're $25 trillion rich here.我们这里有25万亿富翁
294Under Biden, we were losing.在拜登之下,我们输了
295We were losing, 25 trillion.我们输了25万亿
296And we have tens of trillions of dollars我们有几十万亿美元
297of investment coming in.投资开始。
298I mean, nobody could have done these things.我的意思是,没有人能做这些事情。
299We have, we actually have the greatest economy.我们有,我们实际上有 最伟大的经济。
300We've, you know, I had the best economy in my first term.我们,你知道,我有一个最好的经济 在我的第一个任期。
301This blows it away.这会炸掉它。
302But because of the gasoline price,但因为汽油价格
303people don't see it as much as they would have without it.没有它,人们就不会看到它。
304And the gasoline was caused by Iran.汽油是伊朗造成的。
305President Trump-川普总统...
306And it was going away.它会消失的
307And in a short while, it's gonna be low.不久,就会低落.
308You know, we were at $1.85 a gallon in Iowa我们在爱荷华州一加仑的1.85美元
309and other places, you know, you probably heard me say it其他地方,你知道, 你可能听到我说
310during speeches, I was in Iowa making a speech.我在爱荷华州演讲
311I look at the gas pumps and one was 195 and one was 185.我看着油泵,一个是195,一个是185。
312I said, wow, that's something.我说,哇,这是东西。
313And the next day I said, you know, sorry,第二天我说,对不起
314but we have to make a U-turn and we have to go to Iran但是我们得转身去伊朗
315because we have to put out a fire.因为我们得灭火
316They're gonna have a nuclear weapon in two weeks他们两周后就会有核武器了
317because that area that, you know,因为那个领域,你知道,
318those three areas, they blew up.这三个区域,他们爆炸了。
319And now we also have Pickaxe Mountain now to start,现在我们还有匹克赛山开始
320you know, they never stop.你知道,他们从来没有停止。
321They just don't learn.他们只是不学。
322So, you know, I did the right thing.所以,你知道,我做了正确的事情。
323Historically, I think I'll be judged从历史来看,我想我会受到审判
324for having done the right thing,因为做了正确的事情,
325but that gave us an evening that was not that pleasant.但它给了我们一个不愉快的夜晚。
326Do you think you're gonna go forward with more there?你觉得你会在那里继续吗?
327Well, I don't wanna tell you that,好吧,我不想告诉你,
328but certainly if Iran doesn't behave, I will.但是,如果伊朗不采取行动,我会的。
329And if they do, you know, we can sign something up.如果他们这样做,你知道, 我们可以签署一些东西。
330And if it's gonna be binding and good,如果它会是约束和好的,
331and they're never gonna have a nuclear weapon, good.他们永远不会有核武器,很好。
332Otherwise, I'll just finish the job very easily.否则,我会很轻松地完成这项工作。
333We have the greatest military in the world.我们有世界上最伟大的军事。
334I built it in my first term.我建于初学.
335And we have the greatest military, look at the blockade.我们有最伟大的军队,看看封锁。
336You know, we're taking in a Wall Street Journal.你知道,我们收的 华尔街日报。
337We're taking in, this week they wrote,这周他们写道:
338or I guess last week, that we're taking in more oil或者说上个星期 我们收了更多的石油
339through the Hormuz Strait than we were before this war started.渡过霍尔木兹海峡 比这场战争开始前还远
340The oil is pouring out.油涌而出.
341The oil is, you know, the job we've done is amazing.石油是,你知道, 我们所做的工作是惊人的。
342The Navy, that Navy blockade will go down海军, 海军的封锁会结束
343in the annals of history as being incredible在历史的历史上, 令人难以置信
344as a military maneuver.作为军事行动。
345Look at Venezuela.看委内瑞拉.
346We took over Venezuela, probably right after us,我们接管了委内瑞拉,也许就在我们之后
347as much oil as any country in the world, maybe more.和世界上任何国家一样多的石油 也许更多
348And we took it over in 48 minutes, 48 minutes.48分钟后我们接手了
349So let's say one day.故说一日.
350And you know, that oil is pouring into our country.你知道,石油正在涌入我们的国家。
351What did you say?你说什么?
352I mean, in a short period of time,我的意思是,在短时间内,
353now that's also subject to a rant,现在,这也 受到一个怒吼,
354because you know, we have to do something large.因为你知道,我们必须做一些大事情。
355If we do something that some people would love me to do,如果我们做一些别人会喜欢我做的事
356you know, some people would love to do that.你知道,有些人会喜欢这样做。
357Other people, I listen to Jack Keane其他人,我听杰克・基恩的话
358and other people on your various shows.还有你们节目里的其他人
359And a lot of people would like to do the heavy hit.很多人都想重击他
360A lot of people wouldn't.很多人不会的
361But the only thing I can tell you with certainty,但我唯一可以肯定地告诉你的
362they will never have a nuclear weapon.他们永远不会有核武器。
363And if they did, you would not be,如果他们这样做,你不会是,
364this world would be a lot different这个世界将会大不一样
365and our country would be a lot different.我们的国家将会大不一样
366Do you think that you've changed your perspective你觉得你改变主意了吗?
367about support for Israel?关于支持以色列?
368I know that you announced this morning我知道你今早宣布过
369{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}你不会继续援助
370after the end of this year.在今年结束后
371And that it would shift to purchases of military equipment,改为购买军事装备,
372not unlike what you've done in Europe不像你在欧洲所做的那样
373with supporting the war in Ukraine.支持乌克兰战争
374And you said something about, you know,你说过,你知道,
375it sort of gave an argument to some of these lunatics.给一些疯子打了个架
376Can you explain that?你能解释一下吗?
377Well, basically, we give $4 billion a year to Israel,基本上,我们每年给以色列40亿美元
378including weapons and other things,包括武器和其他东西,
379which is more than any other country.这比任何其他国家都重要。
380And people use that and they don't need it.人们用它,他们不需要它。
381They become quite rich.他们变得相当富有。
382And I spoke with Bibi Netanyahu about it.我和比比·内塔尼亚胡谈过了
383I've talked to him about it over the last four months.过去四个月我和他谈过了
384I said, you know, Bibi,我说,你知道,比比,
385you guys can afford to do your own thing now你们现在可以做自己的事情了
386and you don't need this.你不需要这个
387And we actually have already,我们实际上已经,
388you know, a number of weeks ago,几个星期前
389we've come to an agreement.我们达成了协议
390He doesn't disagree, by the way.顺便说一句 他没有异议
391He gave me very little opposition to it.他给我的反对很少。
392In fact, he at one point suggested it.事实上,他曾一度提出过.
393But no, in a pretty short period of time,但是,没有,在相当短的时间内,
394we won't be paying them anything.我们不会付钱给他们的
395Now they'll be able to buy weapons现在他们可以买武器了
396because we make the greatest weapons anywhere in the world.因为我们制造出世界上最伟大的武器
397Our Patriots and our Tomahawks and everything.我们的爱国者 和我们的托马鹰和一切。
398There's nothing even close.甚么处来近.
399You saw that during Venezuela.你从委内瑞拉看到的
400I mean, Venezuela.我是说委内瑞拉
401And again, look what we did with Venezuela.再说一遍,看看我们对委内瑞拉做了什么。
402We don't get credit for that.我们没有得到荣誉。
403We took over.我们接手了
404Look about Greenland.看看格陵兰岛
405You know, everybody said,你知道,每个人都说,
406oh, Greenland, Greenland, he's not going to get it.哦,格陵兰,格陵兰, 他不会得到它。
407I got Greenland.我有格陵兰。
408We have Greenland and nobody talks about it.我们有格陵兰 没有人谈论它。
409Greenland is massively rich.格陵兰是巨大的财富。
410And we made a deal on Greenland.我们达成了格陵兰协议
411I didn't have to go to war to do it.我没必要去打仗
412That's what I do.我就是这样
413I make deals.我做交易。
414We've made, we've done things that think of it.我们已经做了,我们做了一些事情 想到它。
415Greenland is three times the size of Texas.格陵兰是德克萨斯州面积的三倍.
416And we got it.我们得到了它。
417Very little fanfare when we got it.当我们得到它的时候,它的粉丝很少。
418If I didn't get it, there'd be massive fanfare,如果我得不到它, 会有巨大的风扇,
419I could tell you.我可以告诉你。
420But we got it and it's permanent.但我们得到了它,它是永久的。
421It's forever.永无间断.
422It's not like a hundred years.岂如百年.
423The JC, you know, the Obama nuclear thing.JC,你知道的,奥巴马核问题。
424The Obama nuclear.奥巴马核。
425That deal would have been over two years ago.那笔交易应该是两年前的事了
426Okay.摆
427You know, they say, oh, we would have.你知道,他们说,哦,我们有。
428And that was a road to a nuclear weapon.这是通往核武器的道路。
429It was a disaster.这是一个灾难。
430It was a horrible deal.这是一个可怕的交易。
431And he also gave them tens of billions of dollars他还给了他们数百亿美元
432and $1.7 billion in cash, in green,17亿美元现金,绿色,
433that they put into a Boeing 757, took out the seats.他们把一个波音757, 取出座位。
434They stacked piles of cash up in that plane他们把一堆现金堆在飞机上
435and brought it to a red.并把它带到一个红色。
436They thought they could buy their way out of a deal,他们以为他们可以买出他们的交易,
437out of a problem with Iran.与伊朗的问题。
438And it didn't work.却不效.
439They used that money to develop nuclear weapons他们用这笔钱来发展核武器
440and stole the rest of it, by the way.并且偷走了剩下的东西
441So the message tonight that you take away,所以今晚你带走的消息
442and by the way, as we're talking to you,顺便说一句 我们和你说话的时候
443we can call the Minnesota race,我们可以叫明尼苏达赛车
444Flanagan副州长打败了Michelle Tafoya
445in Minnesota, increasing the Democrats majority在明尼苏达, 增加民主党多数
446in the Senate.在参议院。
447Michelle Tafoya, by the way.米歇尔・塔福亚,顺便说一句。
448Well, you know, Minnesota, there's an interesting one明尼苏达州有个有趣的
449because Minnesota, it's hard to believe因为明尼苏达州很难相信
450{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}有人能赢当副州长
451and then saying she didn't know about billions of dollars然后说她不知道数十亿美元
452of theft and fraud.盗窃和欺诈。
453But Minnesota is the 1952.但明尼苏达州是1952年
454Richard Nixon was the last to win it.理查德·尼克松是最后赢得比赛的.
455And it's a joke because I won it three times.这是玩笑 因为我赢了三次
456And the people that count the votes和数票的人
457are much more important than the candidates.这比候选人重要得多
458That's one.就是这样
459So that's what I complain about,这就是我抱怨,
460but it's not gonna matter because the end result但这并不重要 因为最终结果
461is what you saw tonight on television.你今晚在电视上看到的
462But I think it's hard to believe that anybody could lose但我觉得很难相信任何人会输
463that race to somebody from the administration.和政府的人比赛
464But you're gonna accept all these races, right?但你会接受所有这些种族,对不对?
465Yeah, sure, I'll accept them.是啊,当然,我会接受他们。
466Why wouldn't I?为什么?
467But let me ask you this, candidate quality,但我要问你,候选人素质
468你对Ken Paxton和Darlene Graham有遗憾吗?
469looking back at the beginning of this choice?回首这个选择的开始?
470Well, I had no choice.我别无选择
471Ken Paxton was a good guy,肯・帕克斯顿是个好人
472and I just wasn't a fan of Cornyn, you know?我只是不是康宁的粉丝,你知道吗?
473I just wasn't a fan.我只是不是一个粉丝。
474I found him to be a disloyal guy.我发现他是个不忠的人
475He was not a fan of mine when, you know, to be honest,他不是我的粉丝 当,你知道,说实话,
476when it wasn't fashionable, he wasn't there.当它不是时尚, 他不在那里。
477And you could say that about a lot of people,你可以这么说很多人
478could say that about you.可以这么说你。
479When it wasn't fashionable to be with Trump,和特朗普在一起并不时髦
480he wasn't there.他不在场。
481When it was fashionable, he kissed my ass, all right?当它是时尚, 他吻我的屁股,好吗?
482But, you know, I remember the other days,但是,你知道, 我记得其他的日子,
483and I just felt I couldn't endorse him.我只是觉得自己不能支持他
484And I will tell you, the MAGA base, you know,我会告诉你,MAGA基地,你知道,
485I think the MAGA base is 100%, by the way,我认为MAGA基地是100%,顺便说一句,
486of the Republican Party.共和党的党员
487CNN had a poll that met 99% approval有线电视新闻网的民调 得到了99%的支持
488in the Republican Party, the highest ever.在共和党,有史以来最高的。
489That was, and that, I shouldn't say this,我不应该说,
490but Abraham Lincoln was at 8%,但亚伯拉罕・林肯是8%,
491Ronald Reagan was at 13%, and Trump was at like 54%.罗纳德·里根在13%,特朗普在54%.
492And then I read at Fox that I'm not popular.然后我在福克斯读到 我不流行。
493You know, I mean, the Fox polls are terrible.你知道,我的意思是, 福克斯的民调是可怕的。
494You ought to get yourself a good pollster你应该找个好投票员
495because your pollster is the worst.因为你的民调是最差的
496But tonight, actually, the results are pretty close但今晚,实际上,结果相当接近
497to what the Fox polls showed.福克斯的民调显示。
498Well, I don't know about that.嗯,我不知道这一点。
499I can just tell you about speaking for myself.我可以告诉你关于自己说的话
500And the results with Fox, with me, were wrong for 12 years.而与福克斯,与我,12年来的结果都是错误的.
501I mean, they've gotten me wrong for 12 years.我的意思是,他们让我错了12年。
502But I don't care, it doesn't matter.但我不在乎,这不重要。
503People, you know, people see,人们,你知道,人们看到,
504when you look at the pollster recently你最近看民调时
505that admitted they weren't even doing polls承认他们没有做投票
506and they gave the information to the New York Times他们把信息给了纽约时报
507and they weren't even a legit,他们甚至不是合法,
508it wasn't even a question of legit.这甚至不是一个合法的问题。
509The one that just went out of business, they announced,刚刚停业的那个 他们宣布
510we never really did a poll.我们从来没有真正做一个民调。
511Bottom line, you're gonna accept these polls.底线,你会接受这些民调。
512The polls are very dangerous.民意调查非常危险
513You're gonna accept these results你会接受这些结果
514and you say you're gonna try to work with Democrats你说你会试着和民主党合作
515in this new Congress.在本届新国会。
516I would do that, yeah.我会这样做,是的。
517I think the Democrats want to work with me, yeah.我想民主党想和我合作
518I want to ask you, we started a little bit我想问你,我们开始一点点
519of a conversation about 20282028年左右的谈话
520because once the midterms are over,因为一旦中期考试结束
521it does seem to turn to that picture.它似乎转过来了。
522So what are your thoughts given tonight's results?那么,你有什么想法 今晚的结果?
523You know, you look at your vice president,你看你的副总统
524your secretary of state,你的国务卿,
525people that are often discussed to succeed you.那些经常被讨论 来接替你的人
526What are your thoughts on that now?你现在有什么想法?
527I think we have an unbelievable bench of talent.我觉得我们有令人难以置信的才华
528I don't want to talk about individuals我不想谈个人
529because it's still a little bit too soon to do that.因为这还太早了一点
530We still have a long way to go,我们还有很长的路要走
531but I guess it's gonna be time now, you know.但我想是时候了,你知道的。
532I use this as the benchmark tonight,我今晚用这个作为基准
533but we have a great bench.但我们的长凳很棒
534We have a great group of talented people我们有一群优秀的人才
535that I think would do a very good job.我认为会做一个非常好的工作。
536And who's the most- You want them to have a primary?谁是最... 你想让他们做初等?
537You want them to have an open primary process?你想让他们有一个开放的主要过程?
538Well, I think it's gonna end up being somewhat of that.嗯,我想它会 最终会有点。
539They say whoever Trump endorses is gonna win他们说无论特朗普支持谁都会赢
540or whoever Trump picks is gonna win.或特朗普选谁赢
541I don't know if that's true or not,我不知道这是不是真的,
542but they asked that question two nights ago.但两天前他们问了这个问题
543They said, who's gonna be the candidate他们说,谁将是候选人
544on the Republican side?共和党方面?
545They said, whoever Donald Trump wants.他们说,无论唐纳德·特朗普要谁
546It could be possible that it could be true,有可能是真实的
547but it's a little bit early to talk about it.但是现在谈这个还有点早
548We do have a good bench.我们的长凳不错
549We have a lot of great people.我们有很多伟大的人。
550Who's the most formidable Democrat, you think,你认为谁是最强大的民主党人
551right now after tonight?今夜过后?
552Well, I'd rather not say,我宁愿不说,
553because I actually know some因为我知道一些
554that I think would be formidable,我认为这将是巨大的,
555but I don't want to put them in play.但我不想让他们玩。
556They're absolutely not in play.他们绝对不是在玩。
557People aren't even thinking about them,人们甚至没有想到他们,
558so I don't want to put them in play.所以我不想让他们玩。
559I mean, all of a sudden, we'll end up with a real opponent.我的意思是,突然间,我们最终会有一个真正的对手.
560No, but they have some good people.不,但他们有一些好人。
561They really do.他们真的有。
562They have some good people,他们有一些好人,
563but I don't want to be the one to suggest them.但我不想成为建议他们的人
564Well, I'm not sure I hope they find them,嗯,我不确定 我希望他们找到他们,
565but they do have some very formidable, talented people.但他们确实有一些非常强大,有才能的人。
566Mr. President, you have a final message tonight总统先生,你今晚有最后的消息
567that you take from tonight你从今晚
568and a message to the American people.和给美国人民的信息。
569Well, I say this.我这么说
570Congratulations to the Democrats.恭喜民主党
571They did a good job.他们做的很好。
572They've been looking for this one for 11 years,他们找这个11年了
573and they finally got it,他们终于得到了它,
574but I don't view it as a hit on me.但我不认为它是一个打击我。
575I think we've had the greatest two years我想我们有过最伟大的两年
576in the history of the presidency总统任期
577in terms of the economy,在经济方面,
578in terms of all the things that we've done.就我们所做的一切而言
579Look at the border.观其境界.
580The border was an open sieve,边界是开放的
581and within two months, it was totally closed.两个月内,它完全关闭。
582You know, it's 17 months now现在17个月了
583with zero people coming in through the,零人通过,
584you report the results,你报告结果,
585zero people coming in through the southern border.零人从南部边界进来
586That's a big deal.谓大乘.
587I ran on that,我查过了
588but that's peanuts compared to what we've done但是,这是花生 比起我们所做的
589because we have all this money all over the world.因为我们有这么多的钱 在世界各地。
590They're coming here, and you look at Europe, it's dying.他们来了,你看看欧洲,它就要死了
591You look at what's going on in France你看看法国的情况
592and what's going on in Italy and all these other countries.在意大利和所有其他国家发生的一切
593I mean, they're going through a terrible time.我的意思是,他们正在经历一个可怕的时间。
594They may not even survive, frankly,老实说,他们甚至都活不下去
595and we are thriving, and we want to keep it that way.我们很兴旺,我们想保持这样
596But I say congratulations to the Democrats.但我向民主党表示祝贺。
597They worked very hard and long.他们工作很辛苦,很长。
598Mr. President, we appreciate you calling in to Fox,总统先生,我们感谢你打给福克斯
599and obviously, we'll be covering the last two years,很明显,我们会 覆盖过去两年,
600and we hope that back in Washington,我们希望回到华盛顿,
601that getting together that you talk about actually happens.聚在一起,你说的 发生。
602We'll see.等着瞧吧
603Thank you, Mr. President.谢谢你,总统先生。
604Good to have you with us tonight.很高兴你今晚和我们在一起
605Thank you very much.谢谢
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