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缅因州参议院最后辩论谈制衡川普与民主风险 | 2026.10

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0:10Hello and welcome to this Your Vote 2026 debate between the two candidates for U.S. Senate.欢迎你们参加2026年投票辩论 美国参议院两位候选人
0:18I'm Maine Publix Jennifer Rooks and we are live at the Gracie Theater at Hussin University in Bangor.我是缅因州普布利克斯·珍妮弗·鲁克斯 我们在班戈尔大学格蕾西剧院现场直播
0:24For the next hour we will hear from Republican Senator Susan Collins who is seeking her sixth接下来一小时,我们将听取 共和党参议员苏珊·柯林斯 正在寻找她的第六位
0:30term in office and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson, a former logger who served as president总统前伐木工特洛伊·杰克逊
0:37of the Maine Senate.缅因州参议院。
0:38This debate is in partnership with News Center Maine and the Portland Press这次辩论是与缅因新闻中心和波特兰出版社合作进行的。
0:42Herald.先驱报.
0:43Our panel of journalists, Maine Publix chief political correspondent Steve Missler我们的记者小组,缅因州首席政治记者 史蒂夫·米斯勒
0:48and Phil Hershkorn, political reporter for News Center Maine.和菲尔·赫什科恩,缅因新闻中心的政治记者.
0:52We will begin with one minute opening我们从一分钟开始
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1Hello and welcome to this Your Vote 2026 debate between the two candidates for U.S. Senate.欢迎你们参加2026年投票辩论 美国参议院两位候选人
2I'm Maine Publix Jennifer Rooks and we are live at the Gracie Theater at Hussin University in Bangor.我是缅因州普布利克斯·珍妮弗·鲁克斯 我们在班戈尔大学格蕾西剧院现场直播
3For the next hour we will hear from Republican Senator Susan Collins who is seeking her sixth接下来一小时,我们将听取 共和党参议员苏珊·柯林斯 正在寻找她的第六位
4term in office and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson, a former logger who served as president总统前伐木工特洛伊·杰克逊
5of the Maine Senate.缅因州参议院。
6This debate is in partnership with News Center Maine and the Portland Press这次辩论是与缅因新闻中心和波特兰出版社合作进行的。
7Herald.先驱报.
8Our panel of journalists, Maine Publix chief political correspondent Steve Missler我们的记者小组,缅因州首席政治记者 史蒂夫·米斯勒
9and Phil Hershkorn, political reporter for News Center Maine.和菲尔·赫什科恩,缅因新闻中心的政治记者.
10We will begin with one minute opening我们从一分钟开始
11statements.发言。
12The order was determined by random drawing prior to the broadcast so first up is顺序是在广播前随机绘制的 所以首先
13Susan Collins.苏珊·柯林斯.
14It's great to be here at Hussin tonight where I once worked.很高兴今晚能来胡辛工作
15Students here这里的学生
16inspired me to introduce one of my very first bills.启发我介绍我最早的帐单之一
17It provided a tax deduction for the该公司为索赔人提供了减税。
18interest on student loans.学生贷款利息。
19As the first Maine senator in nearly a century to chair the Appropriations作为缅因州近一个世纪来首位主持拨款的参议员
20Committee I have secured 1.5 billion dollars for 672 community projects during the past five years.在过去五年中,第一委员会为672个社区项目获得了15亿美元。
21This has required hard work, knowledge, and seniority.这需要辛勤工作、知识和资历。
22The question for voters in this选民的问题
23campaign is who can do more for Maine.竞选是谁可以为缅因州做更多。
24If I'm re-elected I will be fifth in seniority and如果我再次当选,我将成为第五个资历和
25continue to run the Appropriations Committee.继续管理拨款委员会。
26So I ask for your support so that I can continue所以我请求你支持,这样我才能继续
27my work for you.我的工作给你。
28And now to Troy Jackson.现在去特洛伊杰克逊
29Well thank you everyone.谢谢大家
30I'm Troy Jackson.我是特洛伊・杰克逊。
31I'm a我是一个
32来自Allagash的生成日志器。
33You know right now in this country there's a lot of chaos.你知道现在这个国家 有很多混乱。
34People are worried, they're scared.人们担心,害怕。
35Tonight open enrollment starts for Medicare and you know I今晚开放的入学开始 医疗保险,你知道我
36believe strongly that people shouldn't have to go not understanding if they know their doctor,坚信人们不应该去 不理解 如果他们知道自己的医生,
37not understanding if they can go get prescription drugs.不知道他们能不能去买处方药
38You know Senator Collins helped advance你知道柯林斯参议员帮助推进
39the big beautiful bill that cut 3.5 billion dollars out of our health care system here in Maine.我们缅因州医疗体系中35亿美元 被切断的巨款
40Cut SNAP benefits, cut heating assistance, a whole bunch of different things.减少SNAP的好处 减少供暖援助 一大堆不同的东西
41That's so that就是这样
42billionaires in this country could have another income tax cut.这个国家的亿万富翁还可以再减所得税
43That's what people in Maine are缅因州人就是这样
44dealing with.处理。
45I mean that's the struggle that they have right now and for me I don't owe Donald Trump我的意思是,这就是他们现在的斗争, 对于我,我不欠唐纳德·特朗普
46or the billionaires anything.或亿万富翁任何东西。
47I owe the people of Maine everything.我欠缅因州人民的一切
48That's who I'm going to be那就是我要成为的那个人
49fighting for like I have in the Maine legislature.就像我在缅因州立法机关里一样
50I'll continue in the US Senate and I ask for your我会继续在美国参议院,我问你
51questions.问题。
52Each candidate will have one minute to respond.每个候选人将有一分钟时间作出回应。
53Our first question is from Phil Hirschkorn.我们的第一个问题来自菲尔・赫什科恩。
54Good evening.边
55The eyes of the nation are on this Senate race because the road to a Senate majority整个国家都在关注参议院的比赛 因为通往参议院多数的路
56runs through Maine and a handful of other states as we all know.环绕缅因州和我们都知道的少数其他州。
57Mr. Jackson make the case for me杰克逊先生为我辩护
58why the country would be better off with your help if the Democrats took over the US Senate如果民主党接管美国参议院 国家会更好
59and even the House.乃至众院.
60Well sure.当然
61I mean I think these debates have made it very clear.我的意思是,我认为这些辩论已经非常清楚。
62I think我觉得
63Senator Collins actually agrees with me often about the fact that you know we would be able科林斯参议员其实也经常同意我的观点 你知道我们可以
64to make sure that we didn't have the next court appointee put on the court that was somebody that以确保我们没有 下一任法院的指定人 让法院的人
65was against Roe versus Wade.他反对罗和韦德
66Somebody that would actually restore that right.某个能真正恢复权利的人
67We wouldn't be doing我们不会这么做的
68billionaire tax cuts for the wealthiest people in this country with a big beautiful bill亿万富翁减税 国家最富有的人 和一个漂亮的大法案
69you know that have taken so much money out of our health care system made snap benefits heating你知道我们医疗体系里 花了这么多钱 给大家带来了快速的回报
70assistance.援助活动。
71We wouldn't be putting 70 billion dollars in ice where they're coming to our state我们不会把700亿美元的冰块 放在他们来我们州的地方
72and actually murdering people.和实际上杀人。
73We wouldn't be doing this insane bunch of trade wars that are我们不会做这些疯狂的贸易战争
74really crippling our economy and we wouldn't be in Iran where we are spending you know so much money真正打击我们的经济 我们不会在伊朗 在那里我们花了很多钱 你知道这么多钱
75so much waste but in the end blowing our fuel prices up to where people in the state aren't这么多浪费,但最终把我们的燃料价格 吹到州内的人没有的地方
76able to heat their homes.能够暖和他们的家。
77People log in fishing and forestry industry won't be able to run their人们在渔业和林业 无法经营他们的
78equipment.设备。
79People are going to start losing their businesses losing their homes because of人们会因为
80the Republicans insistence on doing what Donald Trump wants.共和党坚持按唐纳德·特朗普的要求行事.
81Senator Collins same question for柯林斯参议员的同样问题
82you.你们
83What is the benefit to the country if Republicans with your help stay in control of如果共和党人在你的帮助下 继续控制着
84the Senate majority?参议院多数?
85Well I think we've only to look back at the Biden administration when we had我想我们只要回顾一下拜登政府
86absolutely no control over our borders.绝对不能控制我们的边界
87We had millions of people coming here illegally often我们经常有数百万人非法来这里
88committing crimes and smuggling drugs.实施犯罪和走私毒品。
89I don't think we want to go back to totally open borders.我不认为我们想回到完全开放的边界。
90In addition I would point out a major difference between Troy and me.此外,我要指出特洛伊和我之间的重大区别。
91I vote very independently我投得非常独立
92of all the hundred senators.百名参议员中
93The studies show that I am the most bipartisan member of the Senate.研究表明,我是参议院中最两党议员。
94We need more people in the Senate.我们需要更多的人在参议院。
95We don't need more people who are going to vote a straight party我们不需要更多人来投票
96line.线条。
97We need people who will ask the question what is best for Maine and what is best for America.我们需要有人来问 缅因州最好做什么,美国最好做什么
98Thank you Phil.谢谢菲尔。
99Follow-up questions?后续问题?
100Just for Senator Collins can you name a time when you voted只为柯林斯参议员,你能说出你投票的时候
101against your party and President Trump where it actually changed the outcome significantly?对你的党和特朗普总统的反对,
102There are several examples of that.这方面有几个例子。
103At one point I had organized people to vote against我曾经组织人们投票反对
104Secretary Hegseth.秘书黑格塞斯。
105As you undoubtedly have read at the very last minute one of our Republicans正如您在最后一刻所读到的 我们的共和党人之一
106changed his mind.他改变了主意
107Otherwise he would have been defeated for that job.否则他会被打败的
108So that didn't change the outcome?所以结果没有改变?
109It would have had that person stayed there.如果那个人留在那就好了
110There actually are 56 times when the outcome was changed according to an analysis根据分析,结果有56次改变
111that was done by the press.这是媒体做的。
112I voted against my own party more often than我经常投票反对自己的政党
113any other senator on either side of the aisle.过道两边的任何其他参议员
114That is not something that Troy could ever say.这不是特洛伊能说的
115He's going to be an automatic vote for the Democratic position no matter what.无论怎样,他都会自动投票支持民主党的立场.
116We have我们有
117lost a lot of the centrists and one reason I'm running again is we need people who will work失去了很多中间派,我又竞选一个原因 就是我们需要工作的人
118across party lines.超越党的界限。
119Mr. Jackson when Bernie Sanders was with you last week and he said杰克逊先生 当伯尼・桑德斯上周和你在一起 他说
120Republicans are a rubber stamp for Trump.共和党是特朗普的橡皮图章.
121She's saying you're going to be a rubber stamp for your她说你会成为你的橡皮图章
122party.派对
123How do you respond?你怎么回应?
124Senator Collins likes to have it both ways.柯林斯参议员喜欢两边都有
125The reality is that 100% of现实是,100%
126the time when Donald Trump needs her Susan Collins is going to be there.唐纳德·特朗普需要她 苏珊·柯林斯的到来
127That has happened time and这已经发生了时间和
128time again.再来一次
129The votes that she throws away are managed votes that she already knows the outcome.她放弃的选票是她已经知道结果的管理下的选票。
130She just brought up the Hegseth vote.她刚刚提起了Hegseth的选票。
131The other thing about this too is she consistently talks还有一件事是她一直说
132about how I don't get anything done.我怎么什么都没做
133I had 40 vetoes and Governor Mills, 50 with LePage.我有40个否决和州长米尔斯, 50与LePage。
134Those这些
135are bills that got passed.法案已经通过。
136How can I be a rubber stamp with my very own Democratic governor vetoing我怎么会是一个橡皮图章 我自己的民主党州长否决
13740 of my bills?我的40张账单?
138Senator Collins keeps wanting to play that game but it just isn't right.柯林斯参议员一直想玩这个游戏 但这是不对的
139
140knows better but she's trying to obviously make a point for the reason that she votes with Donald更清楚,但她显然想说点什么 因为她和唐纳德一起投票
141Trump 96% of the time is because she is the rubber stamp and we all know it.特朗普96%的时间是因为她是橡皮图章,我们都知道.
142I have to do a rebuttal我得做个反驳
143on that because once again you have heard Troy say that I vote with the president 92 or 94% of the因为你再次听到特洛伊说 我投给了总统92%或94%
144time.时间。
145That takes only a third of the votes.这只需要三分之一的选票。
146If you look at 90% of the votes you will find that I如果你看90%的选票 你会发现我
147voted with him 72% of the time, not 95% of the time.72%的时间和他一起投票,而不是95%的时间.
148The other thing that he has said that is他所说的另一件事是
149just plain wrong is that I somehow am responsible for the Medicaid cuts in the big beautiful bill.完全错误的是 我对美援署的削减负责
150I have voted repeatedly against cutting the Medicaid program and the Medicare program.我曾多次投票反对削减医疗补助计划和医疗计划。
151That那个
152is just false.只是虚假的。
153I said that she advanced the bill out of committee.我说她把法案提了出来
154She keeps wanting to do that.她一直想这样做。
155No, I'd like to respond.不,我想回应。
156I said that she advanced out of committee.我说她退出委员会了
157They called her a team player他们称她为团队球员
158for doing that.因为这样做。
159Look, if she wants to argue about percentages 92, 95, 96, fine.听着,如果她想争论 百分比92,95,96,罚款。
160What I know is 100%我知道的就是百分之百
161of the time when Donald Trump votes Susan Collins for a vote, he gets it.当唐纳德·特朗普投票给苏珊·柯林斯时 他得到了它
162We're going to go to the我们要去
163national debt is roughly $40 trillion in accelerating following passage of the one big国家债务大约为40万亿美元,随着一个大债务的通过而加速。
164beautiful bill which adds another $4 trillion to that total.美丽的账单, 增加了4万亿美元的总金额。
165That debt means higher borrowing costs,债务意味着更高的借贷成本,
166stagnant wages, and higher prices for Americans according to the government accountability office.工资停滞, 和更高的价格美国人 根据政府问责办公室。
167What steps will you take to reduce this problem?你将采取哪些步骤来减少这一问题?
168Senator Collins, you go first, please.柯林斯参议员 请先走
169We do have a $40 trillion debt.我们确实有40万亿美元的债务。
170That is huge.这是巨大的。
171What's more troubling is the percentage of GDP更令人不安的是 占国内生产总值的百分比
172that our debt is the equivalent to.我们的债务相当于。
173One thing we need to do is to grow our economy, to not pursue我们需要做的是发展经济,不要追求
174policies as Troy would and as he has here in Maine that impose enormous tax burdens on the正如特洛伊在缅因州所做的那样 给美国带来了巨大的税收负担
175people of Maine.缅因州人民。
176The people of Maine have the fifth highest tax burden in the country.缅因州人民税收负担居全国第五位.
177That stifles economic growth.这扼杀经济增长。
178We need to expand the economy.我们需要扩大经济。
179I also believe that if you look at what我也认为如果你看看
180we've done on the Appropriations Committee, you'll see that we have held the spending我们完成了拨款委员会,你会看到,我们已经保持了开支
181under our jurisdiction overall relatively flat.总体来说,我们所管辖的地区相对平坦。
182I think that is significant.我认为这很重要。
183We have terminated我们结束了
184hundreds of programs and we take a close look at every program.上百个节目 我们仔细看看每个节目
185Senator, Troy Jackson.特洛伊·杰克逊参议员.
186I don't know what world Senator Collins is in where she started out with我不知道柯林斯参议员在什么世界 她从哪里开始的
187$4 trillion in debt.四万亿债务.
188Now we have $40 trillion debt under her watch and somehow it's my fault.现在,我们有40万亿美元的债务 在她的监视下,不知何故,这是我的错。
189In Maine, we have a balanced budget.在缅因州,我们的预算平衡。
190Has it grown?长大了吗?
191Yes, but it's still balanced.是的,但它还是平衡的。
192Senator Collins科林斯参议员
193keeps giving income tax cuts to the wealthiest people, blowing up our debt.不断给最富有的人减征所得税, 炸毁我们的债务。
194She doesn't care她不关心
195about everyday working class people.关于工人阶级的日常生活
196She took health care away.她把医疗带走了。
197She's taken SNAP benefits away.她把SNAP的好处拿走了
198I mean, it's just insane to stand there and try and argue that it's my fault that she increased我的意思是,它只是疯了 站在那里,试图争论 是我的错,她增加了
199the debt $36 trillion, but that's the world that Senator Collins lives in.债务36万亿美元, 但这就是 参议员柯林斯生活的世界。
200I have to respond.我必须回应。
201First第一届
202of all, Maine does not have a balanced budget right now.缅因州现在没有平衡的预算
203We know for a fact that Maine has a我们知道缅因州有个
204budget deficit of more than a billion dollars.预算赤字超过10亿美元。
205That happened under Troy's watch.那是在特洛伊的监视下发生的
206Troy Jackson.特洛伊・杰克逊
207I don't think I've been in the legislature for the past two or three years.二三年来我一直没有在立法机关任职.
208I want to just add that that budget gap is a structural gap.我只想补充,预算差距是一个结构性差距。
209Well, it's a structural gap that这是一个结构性差距,
210has come about as a result of policies that were adopted by the legislature.这是立法机构通过的政策的结果。
211Troy's right特洛伊说得对
212that Maine's supposed to have a balanced budget, but in fact it doesn't.缅因州应该有平衡的预算 但事实上没有
213The next governor and下一任州长
214legislature is going to inherit more than a billion dollar hole in the budget.立法机构将继承超过10亿美元的预算缺口。
215Compared to $36 trillion in the federal government, but look, here's the deal.与联邦政府的36万亿美元相比, 但看,这是交易。
216I mean, again, I wasn't我的意思是,再次,我没有
217in the legislature here for these last session.在立法机构的这最后一届会议。
218I didn't put the last budget together or anything我没有把最后的预算什么的
219like that.像这样
220I didn't know what the forecasts were for those last two years, but what I probably我不知道过去两年的预测是什么 但我可能
221imagine what has happened is that we are losing money because of Senator Collins being willing想象一下我们输钱是因为柯林斯参议员愿意
222{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}拿了所有的医疗费 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}失去了所有医疗补助
223钱 失去SNAP的钱 失去LIHEAP的钱
224I mean, I'm sure that a big part of that我的意思是,我敢肯定,一个大部分
225is because of what the federal government has done, why we're losing money, but again, I wasn't in是因为联邦政府所做的, 为什么我们输了钱,
226the legislature to do that budget, but we always do have a balanced budget, and we will get this.我们的预算总是平衡的 我们会得到的
227The legislature will get this one balanced also.立法机构也会平衡这个
228I want to move on.我想继续前进。
229We have several questions我们有几个问题
230from the public, and I hope to get to some of them, and the first one we'll get to now.从公众,我希望能得到一些, 而第一个我们将得到现在。
231These这些
232are video questions that were submitted to the Portland Press Herald, our partner in this debate.我们的合作伙伴波特兰新闻先驱报的视频问题
233They have been vetted by our journalists.他们已经被我们的记者审查过
234After we hear this question, we'll go to Troy Jackson等我们听到这个问题,我们就去特洛伊杰克逊
235first for the answer.先为答.
236My name is Bert Kamisky.我叫伯特・卡米斯基
237I'm a student at UMaine, and this is my question.我是UMAINE的学生,这是我的问题。
238Can you give me an example of a time you stood up to your own party on an issue that is important你能举个例子吗? 你为一个重要的问题 站在自己的党的一边
239to Maine, and what did you accomplish by doing so?到缅因州,你这样做有什么成就?
240I mean, I think there's a number of times.我的意思是,我认为有几次。
241I mean,我是说...
242but the one that I think of right now is rejecting corporate PAC money.但我现在想到的是 拒绝公司PAC的钱。
243I think the Democrats are我认为民主党
244still too close to that.还是太接近了。
245I don't accept corporate PACs.我不接受公司PACs。
246I don't accept corporate money.我不接受公司的钱。
247This is a这个是
248campaign about fighting for everyday working class people, and that's one thing that I've关于为工人阶级的日常斗争的运动,这是我有一件事
249been consistent on.一直坚持下去
250Two issues.两个问题。
251I'm sorry, somebody's interrupting.对不起,有人打扰了
252We'll have our security保证我们的安全
253deal with that.处理这个。
254So this is obviously one of Troy's supporters.所以这显然是特洛伊的支持者之一.
255I didn't, I don't even know that kid.我没有,我甚至不认识那孩子。
256Senator Collins, we'll give you the full minute to respond to the question from the柯林斯参议员,我们会给你 完整的一分钟来回答这个问题
257video when, go ahead.视频,当,继续。
258Would you like the question repeated from Brett Kamisky?你想从布莱特·卡米斯基那里重复这个问题吗?
259He wants to know if他想知道,如果
260you can cite a time in which you differed from your party in an issue that was important to Maine.在缅因州很重要的问题上 你可以引用你和你的党有分歧的时期
261Yes, and the big, beautiful bill is the perfect example.是的,而大而美丽的法案是完美的例子。
262Troy keeps saying that that bill特洛伊一直说那张账单
263would have died if I had not voted to bring it to the floor.如果我没有投票表决把它付诸表决的话,早就死了。
264That's just not true.这不是真的
265The fact is that事实是
266the vice president would have broken any kind of tie vote and we would have proceeded, and it was副总统会打破任何一种 平手投票, 我们开始,它是
267far better to bring the bill to the floor so that I could add to it a $50 billion fund for rural最好把帐单拿下来 这样我就可以再加一个500亿美元的 农村基金
268health care.卫生保健。
269That is something Troy never could have gotten done.这是特洛伊不可能做到的
270So I nevertheless voted against所以我还是投了反对票
271the bill, even though it was the president's top legislative priority.尽管这是总统的最高立法优先
272I've also voted nine times我也投过九票
273against the president on the Iran war.在伊朗战争中反对总统
274Thank you.谢谢
275The third question will be from Phil Herschkorn,第三个问题来自菲尔·赫施科恩
276and it will go to Senator Collins first.先交给柯林斯参议员
277You already brought up Defense Secretary Hegseth,你已经提起国防部长赫格塞斯
278how you voted against his confirmation.你如何投票反对他的确认。
279You also voted against confirming Attorney General Todd你也投了反对票,确认陶德总检察官
280Blanch more recently, and last year FBI Director Cash Patel.最近还有去年联邦调查局局长卡什·帕特尔
281And I know you have this philosophy我知道你有这个哲学
282that presidents should surround themselves with people who they want if they're qualified.总统应该和他们想要的人在一起 如果他们有资格的话
283So the所以说
284question is, do you regret voting to confirm Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy?问题是,你后悔投票确认 卫生部长罗伯特・肯尼迪?
285A lot of you你们很多人
286asked us that one.问我们一个。
287And do you regret confirming the budget director Russell Vogt, who seems to你后悔确认预算主任拉塞尔·沃格特
288have gotten under your skin with all of these impoundments of money that the Senate has被元老院没收的钱 压在你皮下
289appropriated?盗用?
290Well, first let me talk about RFK Jr.首先让我谈谈小RFK
291I very much disagree with him on the issue of我非常不同意他关于
292vaccines, and also his theory that there's some sort of link between certain vaccinations他的理论是 某些疫苗之间有某种联系
293and autism.还有自闭症
294The overwhelming scientific evidence suggests that there is not.压倒性的科学证据表明不存在。
295I agree with him我同意他的意见
296strongly that we need to focus more on chronic diseases, such as cancer, such as Alzheimer's,我们更需要关注慢性病 比如癌症 比如老年痴呆症
297such as Parkinson's disease.例如帕金森的疾病。
298Those have not gotten the attention from the federal government联邦政府没有注意他们
299that infectious diseases have received.传染病已经感染。
300I also agree with his focus on ultra processed foods.我也同意他专注于超加工食品.
301I think he's absolutely right about the health impacts and that they need more study.我认为他完全正确 关于健康影响, 他们需要更多的研究。
302So I agree我同意你的话
303with him on some issues disagree with him on others.与他在某些问题上意见不一。
304On Russell Vogt, it is true that we fight对罗素·沃格特来说,我们真的战斗
305on a lot of different issues, and I'm pleased to say that I often prevail, such as his proposed我很高兴地说,我经常胜诉,如他提议
306cuts on medical research.削减医学研究。
307Not only did we reject the 41% cut in medical research, we actually我们不仅拒绝医疗研究削减41% 事实上
308increased it from $415 million.从4.15亿美元增加。
309Mr. Jackson, let me just pivot the question a little bit for you.杰克逊先生,让我先问你个问题
310At a recent town hall of yours that I attended, someone in the audience asked whether you thought在最近我参加的一个市政厅, 有人在观众 问,你是否认为
311that Congress should impeach and remove from office Defense Secretary Hegseth, and you,国会应该弹劾并撤销国防部长黑格塞斯的职务 而你
312as I understood, said you were for that.正如我所理解的, 说,你是支持的。
313But is that really what the Senate or House should be但这是真的 参议院或众议院应该是
314doing if Democrats regain control, that kind of retribution, or focus more on governing?如果民主党重新获得控制, 那种报复, 或者更专注于治理?
315Well, I think it's more about, early on, vetting these candidates,我觉得更像是 早期审查这些候选人
316having real scrutiny at the hearing, and when they tell you something, like Vogt did or RFK,当他们告诉你一些事情 就像Vogt或者RFK一样
317understanding what they're telling you, they're actually going to do.理解他们要告诉你什么, 他们实际上会做的。
318I don't think Senator我不觉得参议员
319Collins actually said if she regretted that vote or not.Collins实际上说 如果她后悔投票与否
320I don't think she answered your question.我觉得她没有回答你的问题
321So do I think that's what we should be doing?那么,我认为我们应该这样做吗?
322No.没有
323I mean, I think we need to deliver for the我的意思是,我觉得我们需要交付
324somebody.有人吗?
325If there was a vote to impeach him, yeah, I would vote for that, but that's not my如果有投票弹劾他,是的,我会投票支持,但那不是我的
326focus.焦点。
327My focus is delivering for health care, prescription drugs, child care, I mean, things that我的重点是提供医疗,处方药, 儿童保育,我的意思是,
328managers need right now more than ever, and getting out of Iran war so we can stabilize prices.管理者现在比任何时候都更需要 摆脱伊朗战争 这样我们才能稳定价格
329Do you want to say yes or no quickly on RFK?你想对RFK说是还是不是?
330Is that a regret or not?这是否是一种遗憾?
331No.没有
332As I said, I agree with him on some issues.正如我所说,我同意他在某些问题上的看法。
333I don't with the other.不与彼众生.
334He was very helpful in他帮了大忙
335expediting the release of the low income heating assistance program.加快出台低保供热救助计划.
336We are going to ask each我们要问每个
337candidate or allow each candidate to ask each other a question, and first up is Susan Collins.或允许每个候选人互相提问 首先是苏珊·柯林斯
338Troy, when you were replacing Graham Plattner, you promised to be totally transparent in your特洛伊 你接替格雷厄姆·普拉特纳的时候 你答应过要完全透明
339donors and donations.捐助者和捐款。
340Two nights ago at our debate, you said that the very next morning两天前我们辩论时 你说第二天早上
341you would provide your FEC report.你会提供你的FEC报告。
342You did not.你没有。
343You've also said that you would take no money你也说过不收钱
344from billionaires.从亿万富翁。
345That's not accurate.这不准确。
346You've also said that you would not take any corporate你也说过你不会接受任何公司
347PAC钱.
348That's not accurate.这不准确。
349The fact is you've been running hybrid ads with the Democratic事实是你一直在和民主党人合作
350Campaign Committee, which has taken funding from 28 billionaires and 190 corporate PACs.运动委员会,已经从28个亿万富翁和190个公司PAC获得资金。
351So how can you stand here when you have ads that are financed in part by the DSCC and have your所以,你怎么能站在这里 当你有广告 部分资金 由DSCC 并拥有你的
352disclaimer on them saying, I'm Troy Jackson, and I approve this message, and tell us that you're对他们说我是特洛伊・杰克逊 我同意这个信息 告诉我们你
353not benefiting from corporate PAC money and from billionaires?公司PAC资金和亿万富翁没有受益?
354Sure.当然
355So those ads, obviously,所以这些广告,很明显,
356are done without my approval, just like you know very well.未经我同意就完成了 就像你很清楚的那样
357I mean, Elon Musk is running ads for我的意思是,伊隆・穆斯克正在经营广告
358you.你们
359Actually, they're running ads out in Portland, Oregon for you.事实上,他们在俄勒冈州波特兰为你办广告
360But you also got an ad where you但你也得到了一个广告 在那里你
361use a Teamster official saying that he supports you.用一个Teamster的官员说他支持你。
362He's asked you for a cease and desist.他要求你停止和停止。
363I mean,我是说...
364did you know about that?你知道这件事吗?
365I mean, I'm sure you didn't, but there it is.我的意思是,我敢肯定,你没有, 但在那里。
366As far as my report,至于我的报告,
367I did say that I would get it to you in the morning, and I didn't make that claim.我确实说过我会在早上给你的 我没有提出这个要求
368And the还有
369campaign, 95% of them, less than $100.百分之九十五,不到一百块
370And there's a lot of work to do to put into that.和很多工作 投入。
371I got it in on time, just a day later.我及时得到它,只是一天后。
372But I had to make sure that this report was done right.但我必须确保这份报告的编写正确。
373It was my first one.这是我第一次
374I had to make sure it was right because I don't have Donald Trump getting我必须确定这是正确的 因为我没有唐纳德·特朗普得到
375me out of investigations like you do.我像你一样在调查之外
376And so I wasn't able, I had to make sure it was done right.所以我不能,我必须保证它做正确。
377Well, first of all, he did not answer the question correctly.首先,他没有正确回答问题
378These are ads, these are ads that have这些是广告,这些广告有
379his disclaimer on it.他的免责声明
380It says, I'm Troy Jackson.上面写我是特洛伊·杰克逊
381I approve this message.我同意这个消息。
382They are hybrid ads他们是混合广告
383与DCC。 与DSCC。
384The DSCC has received funding from 28 billionaires and more than 190DSCC已经从28个亿万富翁和190多个富翁那里获得了资金。
385corporate PACs.公司顾问。
386That totally violates the promise that Troy made.这完全违背了特洛伊的承诺。
387Troy, you have some time for a bottle.特洛伊 你有时间喝瓶酒
388Yeah.对
389I mean, because they have an ad我的意思是,因为他们有一个广告
390or they have something that says, I'm Troy Jackson, I mean, anyone can use that.或者他们有东西说,我是特洛伊杰克逊, 我的意思是,任何人都可以使用。
391I don't make those decisions.我不做那些决定。
392I mean, that would be illegal for me to make those decisions.我的意思是,这将是违法的 我做出这些决定。
393So I have no knowledge of those ads, who's paying for anything like that.所以我不知道这些广告是谁在花钱买的
394I know what's in my我知道这里面有什么
395campaign.竞选。
396I had $15,000 in oil and pharmaceutical money.我有15,000美元的石油和医药钱。
397I donated that to heating assistance places,我把它捐给了供暖处
398to food shelters, because I said I wasn't going to do that.因为我说过我不会这么做的
399And as far as the billionaires that至于亿万富翁
400might have on my campaign, that is accurate.也许在我的竞选中,这是准确的。
401But I haven't made any deals like Senator Collins has但我没有做任何交易 像参议员柯林斯有
402with those billionaires.与那些亿万富翁。
403I don't owe them any votes.我不欠他们任何选票。
404I'm going to tax those billionaires when我要向那些亿万富翁征税
405I get to the U.S. Senate.我去美国参议院
406So if they want to give me money during this campaign, I guess that's所以,如果他们想给我钱 在这场竞选,我想这是
407up to them.由他们决定。
408But they know that I don't owe them a thing like Senator Collins.但他们知道我不欠他们什么 像参议员柯林斯。
409Troy Jackson, it's your opportunity to ask Senator Collins a question.特洛伊杰克逊,这是你的机会 问柯林斯参议员一个问题。
410Sure.当然
411So look, you know, throughout this, especially these debates, you know, it's been very clear,所以,你知道,在整个这一切, 尤其是这些辩论, 你知道,这是非常清楚的,
412you know, you said consistently that I don't have the experience.你一直说我没有经验
413You just said it tonight,你刚刚说了今晚,
414that I wouldn't be able to do the things that you do.我不会做你做的事
415I mean, I know that, you know, growing up as我的意思是,我知道,你知道, 成长为
416a working class person, I have all kinds of experience.一个工人阶级的人,我有各种各样的经验。
417I know how hard it is for people我知道这对人有多难
418in Maine right now to pay their payments, put oil in the tank, different things.在缅因州,现在支付他们的付款, 把石油在油箱,不同的东西。
419I mean, I have the我是说,我有
420experience fighting for working class people, and they deserve a senator that respects them.他们有为工人阶级而战的经历 他们应该有一个尊重他们的参议员
421And so I guess, you know, what I'm curious about, is it just me that you look down on,所以我猜,你知道,我好奇的是, 你只看不起我,
422or is it working class people overall?还是整个工人阶级?
423Troy, I do not look down on you or on anyone.特洛伊,我不看不起你或任何人。
424I grew up in Caribou.我在卡里布长大的
425My first job was picking potatoes.我的第一个工作是选土豆。
426The community all came together during整个社区都聚集在一起
427the potato harvest to make sure that the farmers could get their crop in.土豆的收成可以保证农民的收成
428And I have worked since我从那时起就一直工作
429I was age 10, literally since I was age 10.我从10岁开始就十岁了
430I have enormous respect for all the people of Maine,我非常尊重缅因州的所有人,
431and that's why I've worked so hard on the Appropriations Committee to make sure,所以我才在拨款委员会里努力工作
432contrary to what you said, that the low income heating assistance program was funded at the与你说的相反, 低收入供暖援助方案是在
433highest level ever.最高水平的
434And I've worked with Democrat Senator Jack Reed from Rhode Island to make sure我和来自罗德岛的民主党参议员杰克·里德合作过
435that that happened.发生的一切
436I've supported the WIC program that helps low income women with the我支持了WIC计划 帮助低收入女性
437infants and children to make sure they have the nutrition that they need.婴儿和儿童确保获得所需的营养。
438I have supported我支持过
439all the social safety net programs.所有社会安全网方案。
440Thank you.谢谢
441The next question is from Steve下一个问题来自史蒂夫
442Missler, and we'll go to Troy Jackson first.小姐,我们先去特洛伊杰克逊
443Troy Jackson, both of you seem to agree that the特洛伊杰克逊,你们两个似乎都同意
444Iran War is becoming a quagmire while driving up costs for Americans.伊朗战争让美国人付出更多代价,
445But how should the U.S. end但美国应该如何结束
446that conflict given that Iran now has greater control of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping鉴于伊朗现在对重要航运霍尔木兹海峡拥有更大的控制权,
447and should it just end strikes against Iran and accept that the country has this leverage now?是否应该结束对伊朗的袭击,
448I don't agree that we both feel the same about this.我不同意我们都一样
449Senator Collins had an opportunity to stop柯林斯参议员有机会停下来
450it early on.它很早开始。
451She still does as Chair of Appropriations.她仍然担任拨款主席。
452I know she's going to say我知道她会说
453she voted against it nine times, but those are meaningless when she knows that the rest of her她投票反对了九次,但当她知道其余的她,这些是毫无意义的
454caucus is not going to support that.核心小组不会支持这一点。
455The way to block it now would be to shut off funding,现在阻止它的方法就是停止资助,
456but I mean, I do think that now that we're into this, we have to make sure that our troops are但我想,我觉得现在我们进入了这个, 我们必须确保我们的部队是
457protected, thought of, made sure that we get them home safely.保护,思考,确保 我们带他们安全回家。
458But yeah, I think it's something that但是,是的,我认为它的东西
459we never should get into.我们不应该进入。
460And now we just need to get out of it and do it the most safely,而现在,我们只需要摆脱它 并做它最安全,
461effective way to make sure our troops are protected.确保我们部队受到保护的有效方法。
462But we got to get out.但我们得出去
463We got to get out soon.我们得马上出去
464Senator Collins.柯林斯参议员
465The president should have had a good plan in advance for dealing with the Strait总统应该有好的计划 提前处理海峡
466of Hormuz because 20% of the world's oil goes through that.因为20%的世界石油都经过了
467But what that also tells us is that但是这也告诉我们
468we in our country should be energy independent.我们国家的能源应该独立
469I disagreed with the Biden administration's我不同意拜登政府的说法
470approach of stopping leasing in the Gulf of Mexico and cutting off the Keystone Pipeline,停止在墨西哥湾的租赁 切断关键石管道,
471which would have brought oil in from Canada.会从加拿大运来石油
472We need permitting reforms so that we could have我们需要允许的改革,以便我们能够
473a pipe that brought natural gas from Pennsylvania to the state of Maine.从宾夕法尼亚州到缅因州的天然气管道
474It's cleaner and cheaper干净又便宜
475than heating oil.比加热油。
476We're far too dependent on other forces.我们太依赖其他力量了
477But here's what we have to do.但是,我们必须这样做。
478We have to negotiate with Iran and with our allies in the region to make sure我们必须与伊朗和我们在该地区的盟友谈判,以确保
479that Iran cannot continue enriching uranium to produce a nuclear weapon.伊朗不能继续浓缩铀以生产核武器。
480Just a quick follow-up for you, Senator.议员先生,你只是快速跟进
481And it's just a fundamental problem about, you know,这只是一个基本的问题 关于,你知道,
482issue about war powers.关于战争力量的问题
483Do you think that this war would have happened if Congress had been如果国会...
484consulted first?先咨询一下?
485And should it have?应该有吗?
486Congress definitely should have been consulted.国会绝对应该被咨询。
487But under不过在
488the War Powers Act, the president as commander in chief for the first 60 days has very broad《战争权力法》 总统担任头60天的总司令 范围很广
489authority to do whatever he wants essentially when it comes to a military conflict.在涉及军事冲突时,他有权做他想做的事。
490After 60 days,过了60天
491that's when I voted every single time with the Democrats to bring the conflict to a halt那时我每次都和民主党投票 让冲突停止
492because he did not have congressional authority to go to war.因为他没有国会的权力去打仗
493I mean, we did have an agreement我的意思是,我们有一个协议
494with Iran.与伊朗。
495President Obama had gotten an agreement.奥巴马总统达成协议了
496President Trump tore it up.川普总统撕毁它。
497And now we're stuck in another forever war that Senator Collins with all her power and might of现在又陷入了一场永远的战争 柯林斯参议员拥有她所有的力量和力量
498chair appropriations could have done more about, could still do more about it.主席的拨款可以做更多的事情,还可以做更多的事情。
499And she keeps talking她不停地说话
500about the Keystone pipeline drilling off the coast of Mexico.关于墨西哥沿岸的凯斯通管道钻探
501How did having a Keystone pipeline is如何拥有一个键石管道
502going to make us energy independent?要让我们的能量独立吗?
503I mean, if she wants to drill off the coast of Mexico,我是说 如果她想在墨西哥海岸钻探
504is she going to want to drill off the coast of Maine?她想在缅因州沿海钻井吗?
505I mean, the key to energy independence我的意思是,能源独立的关键
506is not being caught up in countries that have this oil supply that we get into these wars with,并没有被困在那些有石油供应的国家 我们陷入了这些战争,
507like Russia and Ukraine, the conflict there.就像俄罗斯和乌克兰,那里的冲突。
508Whenever we get green energy in here in Maine,每当我们在缅因州得到绿色能源
509create a northern Maine transmission line so we can get that power out, we can actually get off创建缅因州北部的输电线 这样我们就能把电源调出来
510this boom and bust cycle and start lowering our energy costs.开始降低能源成本
511But fighting with Iran, fighting但与伊朗作战,战斗
512with Ukraine, Russia, that's always going to put us in a tough spot.与乌克兰,俄罗斯, 这总是会使我们在一个艰难的地方。
513And right now, it's the worst现在,这是最糟糕的
514it's ever been.一直以来
515The next question is going to be from Phil Horschkorn.下一个问题来自菲尔·霍施科恩
516It will go to Senator交给参议员
517Susan Collins first.苏珊·柯林斯先
518Senator, when it comes to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE,参议员,关于移民和海关执法,
519we know that you have supported and funded certain reforms like body cameras and de-escalation我们知道你支持并资助了一些改革 比如身体摄像机和降级
520training.培训。
521But do those really hold ICE accountable?但那些真的要ICE负责吗?
522I mean, we're in a situation where when a police我的意思是,我们处于一个情况 当警察
523officer shoots someone fatally, they're immediately placed on leave and there's an investigation.警官开枪打死人,他们马上被放假 并有调查。
524It doesn't seem like ICE operates that way.看来ICE不是那样操作的
525And real cops don't wear masks and they don't真正的警察不戴面具也不戴
526into moving vehicles.进入移动车辆。
527Now that ICE is fully funded until 2029 with your votes, are there any other现在ICE的资金已经全部到2029年 用你的选票,有没有其他的
528specific reforms that you would advocate to keep ICE working less dangerously?你主张的具体改革 保持ICE工作 少危险?
529Yes.对
530First of all,首先,我们...
531I do support further reforms.我确实支持进一步的改革。
532And one reform that you didn't mention that I did get passed还有一次你没提过我被通过的改革
533was a 17% increase in the budget of the independent inspector general.独立监察长的预算增加了17%。
534The reason I mentioned that我提到这个的原因
535is in the case of the horrific bit of her shooting, the entire main delegation asked the inspector整个主要代表团都问督察
536general for an investigation.将军负责调查
537So it would be thorough and impartial.因此,这将是彻底和公正的。
538Here's another change that这里还有另外一个变化
539I think we need.我认为我们需要。
540I think ICE should be prohibited from doing enforcement actions我认为应该禁止ICE采取强制行动
541at sensitive locations.在敏感地点。
542By that, I mean schools, doctor's offices, hospitals,我的意思是学校 医生办公室 医院
543houses of worship.礼拜之所.
544I think that those should be off-limit.我认为这些应该禁止。
545I think we need much more training我觉得我们需要更多的训练
546and vetting of anyone who is chosen to be an ICE official.并审查任何被选为ICE官员的人。
547We used to have that.我们曾经有。
548It got curtailed.它被切断了。
549The new secretary of DHS is extending that training.人口与健康部新任秘书正在扩大这一培训。
550Mr. Jackson, I just want to tweak this杰克逊先生,我只是想 修这个
551for you because we know you want to dismantle ICE.因为我们知道你想拆除ICE
552You've said that a lot in this campaign.你在这场竞选中说过很多话
553But before ICE, we had INS, the Immigration and Naturalization Service.但在ICE之前 我们有移民局 移民和归化局
554And you've also said,你也说过,
555maybe CBP, customs and border protection could take over some of the responsibilities.也许海关和边境保护局可以接管一些责任。
556But as不过
557Senator Collins noted in the last debate, officers from CBP shot Alex Preti in Minnesota.科林斯参议员在最后一场辩论中指出,CBP的官员在明尼苏达州枪杀了亚历克斯·普雷蒂.
558So my这么说吧
559question for you is, whether we call it ICE or INS or immigrants are us, we're going to have问题是 不管我们称之为ICE还是INS 还是移民
560an immigration police force agency in this country.这个国家的移民警察机构
561So how would you fix things other所以,你会如何修复其他的东西
562than just rebranding it?不只是重塑它吗?
563Well, once again, it was Johann Sebastian Guerrero又是约翰·塞巴斯蒂安·格雷罗
564that was murdered in Bitterford.在比特福被谋杀了
565And I don't know how many people might know this, but the我不知道有多少人可能知道这一点,但
566committee that looked at this in Bitterford, that bullet, one of those bullets went into在比特福德看过这个的委员会 那颗子弹 其中一颗子弹进了
567that car seat that was in the back seat of his car.坐在他车后座上的车座
568Luckily, his daughter wasn't there or she幸好他女儿不在场
569wouldn't be with us either.也不会和我们在一起
570So I think this is a big deal that people know that they can be所以我认为这是一件大事 人们知道他们可以
571protected on our streets, that we don't have rogue agency like ICE going around.保护我们的街道, 我们没有流氓机构 像ICE到处走。
572Senator Collins科林斯参议员
573brought up once again how, you know, they're not vetted, they're not trained well.再说一遍 他们没被审查过 训练得不好
574I mean,我是说...
575I wouldn't give them a blank check like she did.我不会像她那样给他们一张空白支票
576I mean, even the body cameras, they don't actually我的意思是,即使是身体摄像头, 他们实际上不是
577have to turn the video over if they think it's detrimental to the agency.如果他们认为视频对局里不利 就得把视频翻过来
578I mean, there's no我的意思是,没有
579safeguards there.那里有保障措施。
580I mean, I think using legitimate law enforcement like CBP, like INS, certainly if我的意思是,我认为利用合法 执法像CBP, 像INS,
581there's problems there too, we want to keep that.那儿也有问题 我们要留着
582But I mean, we're seeing a murder almost every但是,我的意思是,我们正在看到 一个谋杀几乎每一个
583week in this country now with ICE, and there's nothing to happen about it.在这个国家,现在与ICE, 没有什么事情发生。
584Why does the为什么
585delegation have to get together and ask for an inspection when something so critical has happened?代表团必须聚在一起,要求检查 当发生了如此重大的事情时?
586I mean, a murder on our streets.我的意思是,一个谋杀 在我们的街道上。
587Thank you.谢谢
588The next question is from Steve.下一个问题来自史蒂夫。
589Steve Missler will史蒂夫·米斯勒会的
590go first to Troy Jackson.先去特洛伊杰克逊
591Troy Jackson, and it's really the same question to both of you, but特洛伊・杰克逊,这是真的 同样的问题对你们两个,但
592this issue has been largely absent from this campaign, but a recent report from the United这场运动基本上没有涉及这个问题,但联合国最近的报告表明,
593Nations Environment Program found that we've missed our chance to lower global temperatures联合国环境规划署发现我们错过了降低全球气温的机会
594to a point that will avert extreme heat, wildfires, and flooding.到可以避免极端热量、野火和洪水的地步
595Should the U.S. now focus如果美国现在关注
596on climate resiliency to prepare for these outcomes, or do you support focusing on reducing或你是否支持把重点放在减少
597greenhouse gas emissions to reverse the trends?扭转趋势的温室气体排放?
598And that question goes to you first, Troy.这个问题首先交给你 特洛伊
599Well,那个
600I don't think it's been left out.亦不为漏.
601I mean, I've brought it up a couple of times.我是说,我提过几次了
602Senator Collins科林斯参议员
603thinks that the reverse of transmission lines of failure.认为输电线的逆向失败。
604I don't.我没有。
605I actually think that it's a其实我认为这是
606having real issues with climate, and our best opportunity is to try and get off fossil fuels.我们的最佳机会就是尝试摆脱化石燃料。
607I know other states, other countries, we can't dictate to that, but we can definitely do what我知道别的国家,别的国家,我们不能命令, 但我们绝对可以做什么
608we can in this state.我们可以在这个状态下。
609I think it creates opportunities, jobs.我认为它创造了机会,工作。
610I think we could actually我觉得我们可以
611be selling our power to other states in New England, lowering our energy costs, doing把我们的电力卖给新英格兰的其他国家, 降低我们的能源成本,做
612investments in other things.其他投资。
613I really do.我真的喜欢
614I think it's a great opportunity.我认为这是一个很好的机会。
615I do think climate我确实认为气候
616change is happening, and the best way that we can do that or do anything to affect it is get off变革正在发生,我们这样做或做任何事情 影响它的最佳方式是下车
617of fossil fuels, not build a keystone pipeline, not drill in New Mexico or Mexico or Maine.而不是在新墨西哥州、墨西哥或缅因州钻井
618Let's actually build clean energy programs here in Maine and sell our energy to other states that让我们在缅因州建立清洁能源计划 把我们的能源卖给其他州
619need it.需要这个
620Senator Collins.柯林斯参议员
621Well, first let me say that while Troy was president of the Senate首先让我说 在特洛伊担任参议院议长期间
622during those six years, electric rates in Maine went up by 40%.在这六年里,缅因州的电费上涨了40%。
623We have the fourth highest我们有第四高
624electric rates in the country.国内电费。
625Talk about an affordability issue.谈论一个负担能力问题。
626And the state has been州政府已经
627encouraging many of us, including me, to switch to heat pumps.鼓励包括我在内的许多人 转向热泵。
628Our electric rates make that very我们的电费 使得
629difficult, and that's due to policies adopted in Augusta.困难,这是在奥古斯塔通过的政策。
630I do think climate change is real.我认为气候变化是真实的。
631You've only to look at the warming waters off the coast of Maine and the impact on the lobster你只需要看看缅因州近海的暖水 以及对龙虾的影响
632industry.工业。
633Southern New England doesn't really have much of a lobster industry anymore because新英格兰南部没有多少龙虾产业了
634the lobster are going further north where the water is colder.龙虾要往北走 水凉了
635That's the best indication.这是最好的指示。
636So这么说
637reducing greenhouse gases does make a lot of sense, but we've got to have an all-of-the-above减少温室气体确实很有意义 但我们得有一个完整的
638approach to energy.能源方法。
639It's interesting.这很有趣。
640Senator Collins wants to talk about electric rates going科林斯参议员想谈谈电价问题
641up 40% when heating oil costs have gone up 80% just in the last year because she won't keep Donald去年加热石油成本上涨了80% 因为她不会留住唐纳德
642Trump in check and Iran, but even the 40% she's talking about, the public advocate came out with特朗普在检查和伊朗, 但即使是她所说的40%, 公共宣传员出来了
643a report last week that the reason why our rates have gone up is because of fossil fuels, natural上星期的一份报告说,我们通货膨胀率上升的原因 在于化石燃料,自然
644gas, because we have an older infrastructure, a big state rural area, lines, poles, and things like煤气,因为我们有更古老的基础设施, 一个大的州乡村地区, 线路,杆, 和类似的东西
645that.那个
646And at the end, storms that we all know has really messed up our infrastructure, and at the end最终,我们都知道的风暴 已经真的搞砸了 我们的基础设施,最后
647she brought up net energy billing.她提起净能量计费。
648So you know Senator Collins keeps on talking about柯林斯参议员一直在谈论
649how our electric rates have risen, but she doesn't want to talk about how our oil rates have risen.我们的电费是怎样上涨的, 但她不想谈论 我们的油价是怎样上涨的。
650Thank you, and Senator Collins.谢谢你和科林斯参议员
651Every state is affected by the war in Iran's impact on oil.每一个国家都受到伊朗对石油影响的战争的影响.
652Not every state has the high electric rates that Maine has.并不是每个州都有缅因州拥有的高电价.
653They're lower right next door in New他们就在新家隔壁
654Hampshire.汉末.
655They are because New Hampshire is such a smaller state, and we have so many more lines.这是因为新罕布什尔州是一个如此小的州,我们还有这么多的台词.
656We have an older infrastructure.我们有更老的基础设施。
657That's why our rates are higher than New England,这就是为什么我们的费率比新英格兰高,
658than New Hampshire.比新罕布什尔州。
659Senator Collins knows that, but she wants her cake.科林斯参议员知道, 但她想要她的蛋糕。
660We want to get to some more我们想多找些
661questions, and this is another one that was submitted by a member of the public to the这是另一个由公众提交给
662Portland Press Herald.波特兰新闻先驱报.
663Hi, my name is Michelle Guilford.嗨,我的名字是米歇尔・吉福德。
664我住在Standers镇
665Senator Collins,科林斯参议员
666you take credit for the Housing Act.您可申请住房补贴。
667Why were mobile home parks excluded from the private equity为何移动住宅公园被排除在私募股权之外
668investor restrictions, and what will you both do to protect the millions of families that投资者的限制,你们会怎么做 来保护数百万家庭
669live in mobile home parks across America?住在美国各地的流动家园公园?
670Senator Collins.柯林斯参议员
671Well, first of all, they were originally首先,他们最初是
672included in the road to housing bill.(b) 列入住房法案。
673There was a prohibition against private equity firms禁止私募股权公司
674buying up single housing, single family housing, but also mobile home parks.购买单户住宅,单户住宅,但也购买流动住宅公园.
675And during the期间
676negotiations on this bill, which in the end was strongly supported by Elizabeth Warren关于该法案的谈判,最终得到伊丽莎白·沃伦的大力支持。
677and Tim Scott, real broad ideological reach there, that provision was dropped.和蒂姆斯科特,真正的 广泛的意识形态范围在那里, 该条款被放弃。
678I'm not a我不是一个
679member of that committee, so I don't know what went into that decision.委员会成员,所以我不知道决定是什么
680I have worked to help我努力帮助
681one of the mobile home parks in Maine get a better water supply, and I've been able to do that缅因州的一个流动家园公园 得到了更好的供水, 我已经做到了
682through my role on appropriations.通过我在拨款方面的作用。
683All right.好吧,我们走。
684Trey Jackson.特雷・杰克逊。
685You know, our first debate,我们第一次辩论
686Senator Collins told me I was wrong, that this was already resolved.柯林斯参议员说我错了 这事已经解决了
687Private equity had already,私人股本已经
688the Road Act had already taken care of everything.《公路法》已经解决了一切问题。
689And then come to find out it was just housing,然后发现它只是住房,
690single family housing.单身家庭住房。
691The Road Act, Republicans stripped out apartments, condos, mobile home parks.道路法案,共和党人剥离公寓,公寓,流动住宅公园.
692That's her caucus that she's supposed to have all the influence on.这是她的核心小组 她应该有所有的影响。
693So all these people are still所以,所有这些人仍然
694left out in the cold because private equity is screwing this country up and putting campaign因为私募股权让这个国家一团糟
695contributions into her campaign.为她的竞选做出贡献。
696The thing about this also, I just got an email today from Caribou.今天我刚收到卡里布的邮件
697We both represented Caribou, a mobile home park there.我们都代表卡里布,一个移动的家公园。
698People have been out of water for three三个人没水了
699days.几天时间
700It's a Chinese company that's private equity that they can't get any assistance on.这是一家中国公司 私人股权 他们得不到任何援助
701I mean, I'm not even in the legislature anymore, and people are calling me,我的意思是,我甚至不再 在立法机构, 人们打电话给我,
702Senator Collins acts like she's fixed this already.Collins参议员的行为就像她已经修好了
703She did.没错
704That's the first debate.这是第一次辩论。
705But right there in her hometown, my old Senate district, we've got people that are having the但是就在她的家乡,我的老参议院区, 我们已经有人有
706same problems.同样的问题。
707And it is.事实就是如此。
708It's an issue that I worked on in the main legislature.这是我在主要立法机构工作过的问题
709We created我创造了他,
710a program to help them come together and form co-ops, but we need to do way more.帮助他们组成合作组织 但我们需要做更多
711The next question comes from Phil Hershkorn.下一个问题来自菲尔·赫什科恩.
712It will go first to Troy Jackson.它将首先去特洛伊杰克逊。
713Mr. Jackson, whether it's the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, there's a popularJackson先生 不管是多布斯的决定推翻了Roe诉Wade案
714feeling in the country that the U.S. Supreme Court is out of step with the public.认为美国最高法院与公众脱节
715President庭长
716Biden convened a commission to consider reforms such as 18-year term limits for justices and拜登召集了一个委员会,审议诸如法官18年任期限制和
717expanding the court from nine to 13 justices, one for every judicial district.将法院从9名法官扩大到13名法官,每个司法区1名法官。
718What's your view?你的看法如何?
719Well, I mean, I understand why we had a Supreme Court.嗯,我的意思是,我理解 为什么我们有一个最高法院。
720They're supposed to be lifetime positions.他们应该是终身的职位
721But look, what we have now is something unbelievable.但是,看,我们现在有的东西令人难以置信。
722I mean, people that don't have我的意思是,人们没有
723any ethics, people that are taking trips, people that are taking, you know, gifts from people that任何道德标准,那些旅行的人, 那些接受,你知道的, 礼物的人
724are going to come before them.将会在他们面前出现
725I mean, this is not, I don't think, what our founding fathers我的意思是,这不是,我不认为, 什么我们的创始人
726expected whenever they set up, you know, this system.只要他们建立了这个系统
727And so, yeah, I think first and foremost,所以,是的,我认为首先,
728we have to have real ethics reform that's accountable, that you can hold people to.我们必须进行真正的道德改革, 由你负责, 你可以强迫人们。
729I think that we should have term limits.我认为,我们应该有任期限制。
730And I'm not against putting more people on the court我不反对让更多人上法庭
731because this court obviously is not working.因为这个法庭显然不起作用。
732It's working at the behest of the Donald Trump这是在唐纳德·特朗普的授意下运作的
733and the billionaire class.还有亿万富翁
734I mean, that's who's actually funding people like Thomas and Alito.托马斯和阿里托这样的人
735I mean, it's just gross the way that this has ended up.我的意思是,它只是令人毛骨悚然的方式 这结束了。
736And we have to do something meaningful我们必须做一些有意义的事
737to actually get people's confidence back.真正恢复人们的信心
738I know you're going to say that's packing the我知道你会说这是包装
739court.宫廷.
740So let me ask you, the proponents say of those reforms that I mentioned, the term limits所以,让我问你, 支持者说这些改革 我提到,任期限制
741and more justices, the advantages would be ideological balance, and it would give every更多的正义,好处将是思想平衡,它给予每个人
742president over time a chance to appoint at least one justice.随着时间的推移,总统有机会任命至少一名法官。
743What's wrong with that?这有什么不对?
744What we want is a Supreme Court that is insulated from politics.我们想要的是一个独立于政治的最高法院。
745That was the whole idea就是这个主意
746of the judicial system, one of the three branches of government, parts of the checks and balances司法系统、政府三个分支之一、制衡部分
747that the founders of this country envision.这个国家的缔造者们设想的。
748To try to pack the court by increasing the numbers试图通过增加数量来打包法庭
749goes completely against the vision of those who wrote the Constitution.完全违背了那些 写宪法的人的愿景。
750I would also point out我还想指出
751that I am the only Republican senator who voted for Justice Sotomayor, Justice Jackson,我是唯一的共和党参议员 投票给索托马约法官 杰克逊法官
752and Justice Hagen.还有哈根法官
753Those three liberal women justices who were appointed by Democratic民主党任命的三位自由派女法官
754presidents.总统
755And that's what I think the founders want.我认为创始人希望如此。
756They don't want the Supreme Court to be他们不希望最高法院
757like Congress.像国会一样
758Thank you.谢谢
759But nine's not in the Constitution.但九不见于宪法.
760I think it was the first five.以为前五.
761So you tap the discretion.所以,你调用的自由裁量权。
762But it's inconsistent with the whole idea of the Supreme Court being但是这与最高法院是
763insulated from politics.与政治隔绝.
764That would make it a totally political body.这将使它成为一个完全的政治机构。
765We have the best court我们有最好的庭院
766that money can buy right now, and I think that has to be turned over.钱现在可以买到, 我想这必须翻转。
767The next question from下一个问题来自
768Steve Missler and Senator Collins will go first.史蒂夫·米斯勒和柯林斯参议员会先走
769Advertising spending by outside groups,广告开支由外部团体,
770not your campaigns, on this contest has already reached $200 million.而不是你的竞选 这场比赛已经达到2亿美元
771Included in that is $75其中包括75美元
772million in spending by anonymous and virtually untraceable sources, better known as dark money,被匿名和几乎无法追踪的来源 称为黑钱
773which both parties are increasingly using in their electioneering efforts.双方在选举努力中越来越多地利用这些手段。
774Both your campaign and你的竞选和
775Jackson's have benefited from this secret cash.杰克逊从这笔秘密现金中获益.
776Do you think it's important for the public to know你觉得公众知道很重要吗?
777who was trying to influence their vote?谁想影响他们的投票?
778I do.当然
779I was one of the first co-sponsors of the McCain我是麦凯恩的第一批赞助商之一
780fine gold bill early in my time in the Senate, which was sweeping campaign finance reform我早年在参议院的金币法案 正在全面改革竞选资金
781legislation.立法。
782Unfortunately, it did not withstand constitutional muster, but I still think that不幸的是,它无法承受宪法的强制, 但我仍然认为
783there are reforms that could be made, and one of them is full disclosure of everyone who is改革可以进行,其中一项改革是全面披露每个人的情况。
784contributing, whether they're the billionaires contributing to the Democratic Senatorial贡献,他们是不是亿万富翁 贡献给民主党参议员
785Committee, or whether they're other people contributing to Republican groups.委员会,或者他们是否是共和党团体的其他人.
786I don't我没有
787think there should be dark money groups.认为应该有黑钱集团。
788Senator Jackson.杰克逊参议员
789Yeah, I mean, I guess the question for是啊,我的意思是,我想这个问题
790me would be why would Elon Musk want to put money into backing Senator Collins?为什么伊隆·穆斯克想用钱支持柯林斯参议员?
791Why would Leonard莱纳德为什么
792Leo?里奥?
793Why would Peter Thiel?为什么彼得・提尔?
794I mean, so yeah, I'm 100% about overturns as united.我的意思是,所以是的,我百分之百 推翻作为团结。
795I mean, I was我是说,我是
796happy with Maine with the clean election system.很高兴缅因州有干净的选举制度
797I don't know if that's ever possible on the我不知道这有没有可能
798federal level, but I certainly would rather do that than have the extreme amount of money that's联邦一级,但我当然宁愿这样做 而不是有极端数额的钱,这是
799being paid by people across this country.由全国人民支付。
800I mean, just like the court.我的意思是,就像法庭。
801I mean, billionaires have我的意思是,亿万富翁有
802bought Congress, and everyday people can't afford to buy them back.买国会, 和日常人们买不起 他们回来。
803And I'm definitely someone that我绝对是
804doesn't believe in corporate PAC money.不相信公司PAC的钱。
805I don't believe in taking money from people that are我不相信从那些
806for everyday working class people.给工人阶级的日常生活
807So I mean, I'm more than willing to do anything to get campaign所以我更愿意做任何事来竞选
808reform, because I just don't see this as something that everyday people can contribute to.改革,因为我只是不认为 这是日常人们可以贡献的东西。
809We have another video question.我们还有一个视频问题
810And after this, we'll have Troy Jackson answer first.在此之后,我们将让特洛伊·杰克逊先回答.
811I'm Bridgette O'Brien from Harpswell.我是来自哈普斯威尔的布里奇特·奥布莱恩
812I'm curious to know what each of you thinks about the state我很想知道你们每个人对州的看法
813democracy in America today?今天美国的民主?
814Do you feel that our democracy is under attack?你觉得我们的民主受到攻击吗?
815Or do you feel或者你觉得
816like this is a natural progression of a democracy?像这样民主的自然发展?
817And I'm curious to know what you think our我很想知道你对我们的看法
818democracy will look like five to 10 years from now?民主会像现在的五到十年?
819The same stronger, weaker?同样的强弱?
820Thank you.谢谢
821Well, I think I'd take that in reverse order.好吧,我想我会采取 逆序顺序。
822I mean, our democracy is going to look我的意思是,我们的民主将看
823not at all like it is or what it should be if we don't, you know, flip the House and Senate一点也不像它 或者它应该是什么 如果我们不,你知道,翻 众议院和参议院
824and get a Democratic majority that holds Donald Trump accountable.让民主党占多数 让唐纳德·特朗普负责
825The Republicans have totally共和党完全拥有
826given up their willingness to do that.放弃了他们这样做的意愿。
827I mean, they're doing, they're allowing wars that is我的意思是,他们这样做, 他们允许战争,这就是
828their function.他们的功能。
829They're allowing tariffs that are their function.他们允许关税是他们的功能。
830I mean, they will not stop我的意思是,他们不会停止
831Donald Trump.唐纳德·特朗普.
832And I do think that our democracy is at risk.我认为我们的民主处于危险之中。
833You hear Donald Trump talking about,你听到唐纳德·特朗普谈到,
834you hear Bobby Charles talking about how they want to have ice in our major cities.你听到Bobby Charles在谈论 他们想怎样在我们的主要城市有冰。
835So it makes所以这样
836people worried about going to vote.人们担心投票。
837You know, Donald Trump is trying every trick in the book你知道,唐纳德·特朗普 正在尝试书中的每一招
838to keep power.保持权力。
839And we've already seen what he'll do on January 6, whenever he led an insurrection,我们已经看到了他将在1月6日做什么, 每次他领导叛乱,
840people attacked the Capitol, you know, law enforcement officers were killed.人们袭击了都城 执法人员被杀了
841You know,你知道吗,
842this is what we're dealing with right now with people like Donald Trump and a Congress that我们现在面对的是唐纳德·特朗普和国会
843will not hold him accountable.也不会追究他的责任
844Phil Hershkorn, do you, oh, excuse me, trying to make everything菲尔・赫什科恩,你,哦,对不起, 试图使一切
845fair here and trying to keep track.在这里公平,并试图保持跟踪。
846We live in the greatest nation on earth.我们生活在地球上最伟大的国家。
847I have worked with five我和五个人合作过
848presidents.总统
849I've only supported the campaign of one of those five, George Bush.我只支持那五个人之一的竞选 乔治·布什
850But what I believe不过,我相信
851is that we are resilient and strong.是,我们有韧性和强壮。
852I've seen the executive branch over the years, regardless of这些年来,我见过行政部门,不管
853whether it was a Democratic president or a Republican president, try to get more and more无论是民主党总统还是共和党总统 都尽量增加
854power.权力。
855For example, no president, Democratic or Republican, likes the War Powers Act.例如,没有任何总统,民主党或共和党人喜欢战争权力法案.
856None of them没有
857have liked the War Powers Act.喜欢战争权力法
858So I think that Congress does need to keep reasserting itself.所以我认为国会确实需要不断重申自己的立场.
859But I think our democracy will be just fine.但我认为我们的民主是好的。
860It's not going to be fine if we let people take away如果我们让别人带走,不会好的
861voting rights.表决权。
862We're going to go to Phil Hershkorn and Susan Collins will answer this question first.我们要去找菲尔·赫什科恩,苏珊·柯林斯首先回答这个问题.
863Great.不错
864Senator Collins, before you got to the Senate, we had from 1994 to 2004 an assault柯林斯参议员 在你到参议院之前 我们从1994年到2004年发生了一起袭击
865weapons ban, a ban on long semi-automatic guns like AR-15s, which are used in so many mass武器禁令,禁止长半自动枪,如AR-15型,在如此之多的质量中使用
866shootings like the one that occurred in Lewiston, Maine in 2023.2023年发生在缅因州路易斯顿的枪击案
867Please tell me if you are for or请告诉我你是否愿意
868against such a ban and why, and also what about raising the age to buy a gun from 18 to 21,以及将购买枪支的年龄从18岁提高到21岁如何?
869the same as beer?和啤酒一样?
870Well, first of all, we are coming up on the anniversary of the tragic shooting首先,我们是在悲剧性枪击的周年纪念日
871in Lewiston, and that causes assault to reflect.在刘易斯顿, 这会导致攻击的反射。
872I talked in the previous我之前说过
873debate about the Safer Communities Act, which I helped to negotiate and believe has made some关于《更安全的社区法》的辩论,我协助谈判并相信,该法案使一些社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、社区、
874real progress.真正的进步。
875I supported the original assault weapon ban.我支持最初的进攻性武器禁令
876Here's what happened during the Bush布什时期发生的事是这样的
877administration, as I recall.行政,我记得。
878It was going to be extended, and then two Democratic senators本来要延期的,后来两个民主党参议员
879decided to hugely extend it so that it was based more on the appearance of the gun rather than决定大幅扩展,使其更多基于枪的外观,而不是
880the age.年龄。
881I am for having a reasonable limit on magazine capacity, and I have voted to ban我对杂志能力有合理限制 我投了反对票
882bump stops, which would prohibit the conversion to a fully automatic weapon.自动武器。
883I am open to increasing我愿意提高
884the age for an assault weapon.攻击武器的年龄。
885Mr. Jackson, your view, which has changed over time?杰克逊先生,你的观点 随着时间的推移,有什么变化?
886I'm not in favor of increasing the age.我不赞成提高年龄。
887It actually comes down to the person.它实际上下来的人。
888We do have a culture我们有文化
889here in Maine of people being able to buy guns, stuff like that, but I am willing to ban在缅因州有人可以买枪之类的东西 但我愿意禁止
890assault weapons now.现在攻击武器。
891I would not want to take away the people that have them already,我不想带走已经拥有他们的人,
892but I don't see a good reason for assault weapons.但我不认为有攻击武器的理由
893You can't use them for hunting or anything like你不能用它们来打猎
894that, and so I would not be opposed to banning them.因此我不反对禁止它们。
895I would not take away the people that我不会带走那些
896already have them, though.已经有他们,虽然。
897I believe we have time for one more question.我想我们还有时间再问一个问题
898We'll go to Steve我们去找史蒂夫
899Mr. to Trey Jackson first.先生给特雷杰克逊先。
900The second Trump administration has resulted in a significant第二届特朗普政府取得了显著成果
901shift in American foreign policy and diplomacy.美国外交政策和外交的转变。
902The president has often spoken fondly of U.S.总统经常亲切地谈论美国.
903rivals like Russia and China, and at the same time criticized its traditional allies, Europe俄罗斯和中国等对手,同时批评其传统盟友欧洲
904and North America, shaking their confidence in us.和北美,动摇他们对我们的信心。
905What do you think of this shift?你觉得这班怎么样?
906If you disagree如果你不同意的话
907with it, what should Congress do to express its opposition?国会应该如何表达反对?
908That's exactly what I wanted to talk这正是我想谈的
909about earlier.刚才的事
910Presidents that want to take away voting rights, make it just harder for总统想要夺去表决权,只会使
911Americans to have their democracy.美国人有他们的民主。
912I think the single biggest problem with democracy is this我觉得民主最大的问题是
913election coming up, and the subsequent one, is Donald Trump going to go away when his term is up,接下来的一场选举是唐纳德·特朗普 任期即将届满时他就会离开
914and that we have to make damn sure happens.我们一定要确保发生
915Then we'll be able to work with all these这样我们就能一起工作了
916Canada, all these other countries that we have been able to work with in the past that are加拿大、我们过去能够与加拿大合作的所有其他国家。
917shaken right now.现在动摇。
918They don't believe.他们不相信
919Donald Trump goes after them, puts terrorists on,唐纳德·特朗普去追他们 派恐怖分子上身
920goes after Greenland, Iceland, you name it.去格陵兰岛,冰岛,你说吧
921The man's a narcissist, and anything he can do这个人是个自恋狂,他能做的都做了
922to play war games, he enjoys.他喜欢玩战争游戏
923So I'm very concerned about this.所以我非常关心这一点。
924I'm concerned about我担心
925our voting rights and what it means with Republicans in power.我们的投票权和共和党掌权的意义
926Senator Collins,科林斯参议员
927I want that same question to you, but maybe in the context of Ukraine, which is feeling the我想问你同样的问题, 但也许在乌克兰的背景下,
928shift acutely right now.急转弯
929Well, first of all, I joined a bipartisan group of senators this week首先,我这个星期加入了两党的参议员小组
930objecting to the import of oil was actually a pretty small amount from Russia, because we know反对进口石油实际上从俄罗斯进口了很少,因为我们知道
931that those proceeds would be used to attack Ukraine.这些收益将用于攻击乌克兰。
932Troy's been kind of confusing on Ukraine特洛伊对乌克兰有点困惑
933and what his position is.和他的立场是什么。
934He lumped it in with Russia tonight.他今晚和俄罗斯混在一起
935I am a strong supporter of Ukraine,我是乌克兰的坚定支持者
936and I adamantly oppose the Russians' unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.我坚决反对俄国人无端入侵乌克兰
937I managed on the Senate我管理了参议院
938floor the funding for Ukraine, for us to help Ukraine, and we've learned a lot from Ukraine.我们从乌克兰学到了很多东西。
939I've also been a strong supporter of NATO.我也一直是北约的坚定支持者.
940It is a very important alliance, and it's one that we这是一个非常重要的联盟,它是一个我们
941should see to strengthen.应该加强。
942Thank you.谢谢
943Phil, do you have a question for the candidates菲尔,你有问题要问候选人吗?
944they could both answer in less than 30 seconds?他们都能在不到30秒内回答?
945Yes.对
946If Maine had a Mount Rushmore,如果缅因州有拉什莫尔山
947who should be carved on it?谁应该刻在上面?
948Senator Collins.柯林斯参议员
949Maybe just name one.也许只是一个名字。
950Probably Joshua Chamberlain也许约书亚・张伯伦
951for leading the effort.以领导努力。
952Don't need the reason.不需要这个理由
953Okay, Troy, can you give us one?好吧,特洛伊,你能给我们一个吗?
954Francis Perkins.法兰西斯·帕金斯
955Any others?还有其他人吗?
956Phil, that is all we have time for.菲尔,这就是我们的时间。
957Thank you to the candidates,谢谢各位候选人
958Republican Senators Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson, and to our hosts, the Gracie Theater共和党参议员苏珊·柯林斯和民主党议员特洛伊·杰克逊 还有我们的主持人格蕾西剧院
959and Hussing University in Bangor.和邦戈尔的胡辛大学.
960On behalf of our media partners, News Center Maine and缅因新闻中心代表我们的媒体伙伴
961Portland Press Herald, and Steve Missler and Phil Horsborn, thank you for watching.波特兰新闻先驱报 史蒂夫·米斯勒和菲尔·霍斯伯恩 谢谢你的观看
962I think I might have cut my mic.我想我可能剪掉了我的麦克风。
963I kept reading.我一直在看书
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