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纽约时报专访:塔克·卡尔森到底相信什么(上) | 2026.

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0:01You spend a day with Trump and sort of like you're in this kind of dreamland.你和特朗普共度了一天 就像你在这种梦幻之地
0:05It's like smoking hash or something.就像吸大麻之类的
0:06It's interesting.这很有趣。
0:07Very interesting.非常有趣,你觉得呢?
0:13I'm Lulu Garcia Navarro, and I'm in Maine to interview Tucker Carlson.我是露露・加西亚・纳瓦罗 我在缅因州采访塔克・卡尔森
0:17For many years, Carlson was one of President Trump's most vocal supporters.多年来,卡尔森一直是川普总统最有声望的支持者之一.
0:22I mean, I've always agreed with Trump's policies, always.我一向同意特朗普的政策
0:25And here I am with a full throated, utterly sincere endorsement of Donald Trump.我对唐纳德·特朗普 完全真诚的支持
0:31But recently, Carlson has publicly broken with Trump.但最近卡尔森公开与特朗普断交.
0:35He's not only come out against Trump's decision to go to war with Iran.他不仅出面反对川普决定与伊朗开战.
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1You spend a day with Trump and sort of like you're in this kind of dreamland.你和特朗普共度了一天 就像你在这种梦幻之地
2It's like smoking hash or something.就像吸大麻之类的
3It's interesting.这很有趣。
4Very interesting.非常有趣,你觉得呢?
5I'm Lulu Garcia Navarro, and I'm in Maine to interview Tucker Carlson.我是露露・加西亚・纳瓦罗 我在缅因州采访塔克・卡尔森
6For many years, Carlson was one of President Trump's most vocal supporters.多年来,卡尔森一直是川普总统最有声望的支持者之一.
7I mean, I've always agreed with Trump's policies, always.我一向同意特朗普的政策
8And here I am with a full throated, utterly sincere endorsement of Donald Trump.我对唐纳德·特朗普 完全真诚的支持
9But recently, Carlson has publicly broken with Trump.但最近卡尔森公开与特朗普断交.
10He's not only come out against Trump's decision to go to war with Iran.他不仅出面反对川普决定与伊朗开战.
11This is the single most foolish thing any American president has ever done.这是美国总统做过的最愚蠢的事
12He now says he regrets supporting the president.他现在对支持总统表示遗憾
13You know, we'll be tormented by it for a long time.我们会被它折磨很久
14I will be.我会的。
15And has become a vocal and influential critic of the administration.并成为了政府的声望和有影响力的批评者.
16This whole thing is like dooming anyone connected to it for the foreseeable future, including这整件事就像在可预见的未来 折磨任何与之相关的人一样
17the entire Republican Party.整个共和党
18This puts Carlson at the center of a major battle on the right over Israel, over foreign这使得卡尔森成为了以色列和外国 右侧的一场大战的中心
19interventions and over the post-Trump world itself.以及特朗普后的世界本身。
20Here's my interview with Tucker Carlson.这是我的采访塔克・卡尔森。
21Tucker Carlson.塔克・卡尔森
22Thanks for having me.谢谢你邀请我
23Very excited for you to be here.很高兴你能来
24In Maine, we should say, any excuse to come to Maine is always a good reason.在缅因州,我们应该说,任何来缅因州的理由总是很好的理由.
25Most people don't come to this part of Maine, so I'm grateful that you did.大多数人不来缅因州的这个地方 所以我很感激你这么做了
26It's all parts of Maine are good parts.缅因州的各个部分都是很好的部分.
27I wanted to sit down with you for a number of reasons.我想跟你坐下来 有几个原因
28You've been at the center of conservative media, obviously, for a very long time.很明显,你一直站在保守媒体的中心 已经很久了
29By extension, it's politics.延伸而言,是政治.
30And I want to get your perspective on this moment, on your evolution, your worldview.我想了解你对这个时刻的看法 你的进化,你的世界观
31You recently made quite a dramatic break with President Trump over the war in Iran.最近你和川普总统因伊朗战争而大为断交.
32And so I'd love to hear about that.所以我很想听听这个
33I want to start, though, in the lead-up to the conflict.不过,我想从冲突开始。
34You said that you spoke to the president several times about the plan to attack Iran before你说过你跟总统说过几次 关于攻击伊朗的计划
35it actually happened on February 28th.发生在2月28日
36I'd love to hear a little bit about that.我很想听听这个
37Was it just you and the president in those meetings?你和总统在那些会议上吗?
38Can you just give me a sense of what was going on there?你能告诉我发生了什么吗?
39Well, I've been speaking to him about Iran for 10 years, literally since 2016, maybe我和他谈伊朗10年了 从2016年起
402015, because there was enormous pressure on him, as there has been on many presidents,2015年,因为他承受了巨大的压力, 就像许多总统一样,
41to regime change Iran.伊朗政权更迭。
42And we know, based on our experience with a much smaller country, Iraq, that that's我们知道,根据我们对一个小得多的国家伊拉克的经验,
43a tall order.一个高的订单。
44And it doesn't necessarily lead to a place you want to go.也不一定会导致你想去的地方.
45And it's not good for the United States.亦不善于美国.
46So anyway, and Trump knew that.总之,川普知道这一点。
47And that was one of the main reasons, the main reason, actually, that I supported him这也是我支持他的主要原因之一
48during my time at Fox News and campaigned for him.我在福克斯新闻时为他竞选
49And so it was really central to my views of Trump's candidacy and presidency.所以我对特朗普的竞选和总统职位 的看法非常关键
50And so when it became clear in June that we were starting down this road toward a regime所以当六月我们明白 我们正朝着政权的方向前进
51change war with Iran, I was just, well, I was baffled.改变与伊朗的战争, 我只是,嗯, 我感到困惑。
52I was very upset, not because I have allegiance to Iran, but because I thought it would be我非常难过,不是因为我效忠伊朗 而是因为我以为会
53terrible for the United States, as it has been, worse even than I imagined.对美国来说是可怕的 比我想象的还要糟糕
54But I could see exactly where this was going.但我能看清这是怎么回事
55And he was under enormous pressure to do this, once again, as all presidents in my lifetime他承受着巨大的压力 再一次做这个 作为我一生中所有总统
56have been.曾经是。
57So we talked a lot in June.我们在六月份聊了很多
58He embarked on this effort to take out Iran's nuclear program, which was really just the他开始努力消灭伊朗的核计划,
59opening salvo and a regime change effort.开放萨尔沃和政权更迭努力.
60He knew that.他知道这一点。
61I told him that.我告诉他了
62Charlie Kirk told him that.查理・柯克告诉他的
63We did it.我们成功了
64We got out.我们逃出来了
65And then it became clear this winter in January that we were really we were moving toward之后,今年一月的冬天 很明显,我们真的正在走向
66this thing that we're in now.这件事情,我们现在英寸
67And I was just absolutely panicked about it.我当时非常惊慌
68Did he explain to you why he wanted to take the country into war?他有没有向你解释他为什么要把国家带入战争?
69I mean, I'm just trying to understand the dynamics of that conversation was what was我的意思是,我只是试图理解 动力的谈话是什么
70he?他吗?
71Well, there are multiple conversations.嗯,有多种对话。
72I flew to Washington three times in the month before, five weeks, six weeks before, and前一个月我飞了三次华盛顿 5个星期 6个星期
73met with him in the Oval Office alone and people filing in and out with the White House独自在总统办公室和白宫的人见面
74Chief of Staff, the Secretary of State, et cetera, had lunch with him on one of those参谋长、国务卿等与他共进午餐
75occasions.有时候
76And I spoke to him by phone many times on this topic.我和他通过电话多次谈到这个话题。
77And he would begin almost every conversation with, do you want Iran to have a nuclear他开始几乎每一次对话, 你想伊朗有一个核
78weapon?武器吗?
79To which I said, well, I'm sort of opposed to nuclear weapons.我说了 我有点反对核武器
80I don't want nuclear weapons.我不想要核武器。
81I don't want Israel to have a nuclear weapon.我不想以色列拥有核武器
82I don't want anyone to have a nuclear weapon.我不想任何人拥有核武器
83It doesn't seem like a good thing.这似乎不是一件好事。
84But that's not the question.但这不是问题所在
85The question is, what do you do about it?问题是,你该怎么办?
86And that was kind of the end of the rationale for doing this.这就是这样做的理由的结束。
87He never seemed enthusiastic about it, ever.他从来就没这么热情过
88And I would say, well, you know, here are the potential effects of this.我想说,你知道, 这是潜在的效果。
89Obviously, the geography of Iran being the most important fact of Iran.显然,伊朗的地理是伊朗最重要的事实。
90Iran is not a military power.伊朗不是军事强国.
91It's an economic power.这是一个经济强国.
92that was obvious because it ...这很明显,因为...
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