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比尔·克林顿就爱泼斯坦档案证词的开场陈述 | 2026.02

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0:02Former President Bill Clinton is in New York today testifying before lawmakers in a closed前总统比尔·克林顿今天在纽约 向立法者作证
0:07door deposition.门质证。
0:08Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified just yesterday.前国务卿希拉里·克林顿就在昨天作证。
0:11Now this is all related to the House Oversight Committee's investigation into late convicted这都和众议院监督委员会调查 晚期定罪有关
0:16sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.性罪犯杰弗里・爱泼斯坦。
0:19Yesterday, Ms. Clinton deferred a lot of questions to her husband today.昨天,克林顿女士今天把许多问题推迟到她丈夫面前。
0:23There were at least a dozen times when she said, you'll have to ask my husband that.她说过至少十几次 你得问我丈夫
0:28I can't answer that.我无法回答
0:29So we already had a big portfolio of questions for him, and that increased yesterday.所以,我们已经有了一个很大的问题 给他, 和昨天增加。
0:35So we look forward to that.因此,我们期待着这一点。
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1Former President Bill Clinton is in New York today testifying before lawmakers in a closed前总统比尔·克林顿今天在纽约 向立法者作证
2door deposition.门质证。
3Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified just yesterday.前国务卿希拉里·克林顿就在昨天作证。
4Now this is all related to the House Oversight Committee's investigation into late convicted这都和众议院监督委员会调查 晚期定罪有关
5sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.性罪犯杰弗里・爱泼斯坦。
6Yesterday, Ms. Clinton deferred a lot of questions to her husband today.昨天,克林顿女士今天把许多问题推迟到她丈夫面前。
7There were at least a dozen times when she said, you'll have to ask my husband that.她说过至少十几次 你得问我丈夫
8I can't answer that.我无法回答
9So we already had a big portfolio of questions for him, and that increased yesterday.所以,我们已经有了一个很大的问题 给他, 和昨天增加。
10So we look forward to that.因此,我们期待着这一点。
11Well, I think everyone's seeing there are a lot of photos that have been released by我想每个人都看到 有很多照片被发布
12the Department of Justice as well as the Epstein estate.司法部以及爱泼斯坦庄园
13There are a lot of email correspondence that included President Clinton.包括克林顿总统在内的许多电子邮件信件。
14We know President Clinton had and Secretary Clinton confirmed this yesterday.我们知道克林顿总统昨天证实了这一点。
15Jeffrey Epstein was in the White House 17 times while Bill Clinton was president.杰弗里·爱泼斯坦在比尔·克林顿担任总统期间在白宫里共17次.
16We know that Bill Clinton flew on Jeffrey Epstein's plane at least 27 times.我们知道比尔·克林顿至少27次乘坐杰弗里·爱泼斯坦的飞机.
17So those are questions that we're going to ask.这就是我们要问的问题。
18And here's the Oversight Committee's top Democrat who says they want to hear from anyone with监督委员会的民主党高层说 他们想从任何人那里听到
19information regardless of party.信息,不论党派。
20What we're interested in today is a serious deposition.我们今天感兴趣的是严肃的取证
21We have real questions that deserve serious answers from former President Clinton.我们有真正的问题需要前总统克林顿认真回答。
22And we have said from day one that Democrats want to talk to anyone, whether they are a我们从第一天起就说 民主党人想跟任何人说话 他们是不是
23Republican or a Democrat, no matter how powerful they are, whatever position that they've been共和党或民主党人,无论他们多么强大,无论他们曾经担任过什么职务.
24in.进去
25If anyone has information about Jeffrey Epstein and certainly the horror that he inflicted如果有人知道杰弗里·爱泼斯坦 以及他所制造的恐怖
26on so many women and children, we want to hear from them.这么多的妇女和儿童,我们想听到他们的声音。
27CBS新闻记者Nicole Killian 现在正和我们一起在New直播
28York.约克
29And Nicole, what can you tell us about what's happened so far?妮可,你能告诉我们到目前为止发生了什么吗?
30Yeah, well, obviously, I think we should start with former President Bill Clinton's opening是的,很明显,我认为我们应该 从前总统比尔·克林顿的开幕开始
31statement, which was just released and, you know, was delivered to the committee here声明,刚刚发布,你知道, 交付给这里的委员会
32in Chappaqua.在查帕夸
33Interestingly, the president started by welcoming lawmakers to Chappaqua.有趣的是,总统首先欢迎立法者来到查帕夸.
34And he also said that he is doing this because he loves this country.他还说,他这样做是因为他热爱这个国家。
35He also felt the need to set the record straight.他还感到有必要澄清事实。
36And so I want to read from part of his statement.所以我想从他的发言中读一读。
37You know, he starts off by saying, though my brief acquaintance with Epstein ended years你知道,他一开始说, 虽然我和爱泼斯坦的短暂熟人结束了几年
38before his crimes came to light, and though I never witnessed during our limited interactions在他的罪行曝光之前, 虽然我从来没有看到 在我们有限的互动
39any indication of what was truly going on, I am here to offer what little I know so that我在这里提供我所知道的一切
40it might prevent anything like this from ever happening again.它可能会阻止这种事再次发生
41He later goes on to say, you'll often hear me say that I don't recall.他后来继续说, 你会经常听到我说我不记得了。
42That might be unsatisfying, but I'm not going to say something.这也许让人不满意 但我不会说些什么
43I'm not sure of.师曰未定.
44This was all a long time ago, and I'm bound by my oath not to speculate or guess.这都是很久以前的事了,我发誓不猜测或猜测
45So in addition to that, the former president also critical of the committee for bringing因此除了这个之外,前任主席也批评委员会,认为它能带来
46in his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, yesterday.昨天他妻子前国务卿希拉里·克林顿
47On that front, he said at the outset, before we start, I have to get personal.在那方面,他说,一开始,在我们开始之前,我必须针对个人。
48You made Hillary come in.你让希拉里进来了
49She had nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein, nothing.她和杰弗里·爱泼斯坦毫无关系
50She has no memory of even meeting him.她甚至不记得见过他
51She neither traveled with him nor visited any of his properties, whether you subpoenaed她既未与他一起旅行,也未访问他的任何房产,无论你是否传唤
5210 people or 10,000, including her, was simply not right.包括她在内的10人或1万人完全不对。
53So those just a couple of excerpts from the former president, a testimony before the House所以这些只是前总统的几个摘录, 众议院的证词
54Oversight Committee, and now underway, Mugo.监督委员会,现在正在进行,穆戈。
55And Nicole, just yesterday from her secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, she said it's unfortunate妮可,就在昨天 她的国务卿希拉里·克林顿说很不幸
56that this deposition is not public.这个证词不公开
57So is there any talks of a public hearing in maybe the near future?那么,在也许最近的将来,是否有任何公开听证会的谈话?
58No.没有
59And I asked the secretary just that yesterday when she addressed the cameras right behind我昨天问秘书说 她把摄像机放在后面
60me, because at the end of the day, that was what both she and her husband have been calling我,因为最后 她和她丈夫都这么说
61for, that these depositions be done publicly, that this be done in a public setting, that因为,这些证词应公开发表,在公开场合发表,
62there is a public hearing.有公开听证会。
63And I did ask her specifically if she still wants to testify publicly, even though she我确实特别问她 她是否还想公开作证 尽管她
64gave this deposition behind closed doors yesterday, she flatly said, I'm not going to do this她直言不讳地说 我不会这么做
65again.再来
66So that is a definitive no on her part.所以她肯定不会这么做的
67You know, Chairman Comer, however, defended the way that this situation has been handled,但是,科梅尔主席为处理这种情况的方式辩护,
68arguing that it has taken some seven months to get the Clintons before this committee.认为花了大约七个月时间 让克林顿夫妇出席这个委员会
69You know, there was a lot of back and forth with their legal team.你知道,有很多 前后与他们的法律团队。
70They were supposed to appear for depositions last fall.他们本应在去年秋天出庭作证
71They were subpoenaed last summer, I would point out, back in August.去年夏天他们被传票了 我想说的是 8月份
72They were given a number of dates where they could appear before the panel on Capitol Hill.他们得到了一些日期 他们可以出席国会山的小组。
73Ultimately, this all came to a head last month when they were asked to appear for a上个月他们被要求来参加一场婚礼时, 这一切终于浮出水面
74deposition in January.1月作证。
75They did not show.他们没有出现。
76They sent a very strongly worded letter to the committee saying that they felt that this他们给委员会发了一封措辞强烈的信 说他们觉得
77was being done to politically embarrass them and that the request from the committee wasn't被做 在政治上羞辱他们 和委员会的要求不是
78legally valid.(b) 具有法律效力。
79Ultimately, the committee ended up voting to hold them in contempt of Congress.最终,委员会最终投票认为他们藐视国会.
80And literally as that measure was about to go to the House floor for a vote is when this而实际上,当这项措施 即将进入众议院的 投票是当
81was reached with Clinton's legal team to do these depositions here this week.与克林顿的法律团队联系 做这些证词 本周在这里。
82So that is how this all came to pass.事情就是这样发生的。
83And even still, the Clintons wanted this to be public.即使如此,克林顿一家也希望这个公开.
84But again, Chairman Comer saying that, you know, look, we've got to get these depositions再说一遍,Comer主席说,你知道, 听着,我们得拿到这些证词
85done first.先说
86That is how we have handled other witnesses.这就是我们处理其他证人的方式。
87Then we will consider a public hearing.然后,我们将考虑公开听证。
88But again, Secretary Clinton last night appeared to close the door on that when I asked her.但同样,克林顿国务卿昨晚在我问她时,似乎关上了门。
89好吧,Nicole Kalyan今天在纽约为我们服务。
90Thank you.谢谢
91And now let's bring in CBS News legal reporter Katrina Kaufman.现在请CBS新闻法律记者卡特里娜·考夫曼来
92Katrina, as we said, Hillary Clinton, she testified just yesterday.卡特里娜 正如我们所说 希拉里·克林顿 她昨天作证了
93It's her husband's turn today.今天轮到她丈夫了
94So what kind of precedent does this set?那么,这是什么样的先例呢?
95Well, what House Democrats are hoping is that this will set a precedent that will ultimately众议院民主党人希望这能开创一个先例 最终
96force President Donald Trump to testify.迫使唐纳德·特朗普总统作证.
97They say that ultimately they feel the wrong president is being deposed here.他们说他们最终觉得 总统被废黜了
98And it is significant to note that former President Bill Clinton is the first former值得注意的是,前总统比尔·克林顿是第一位
99or sitting president to testify before Congress in over 40 years.或现任总统40多年后在国会作证
100He's the first to be forced to compel with a subpoena in the past.他是第一个用传票强迫他
101President Trump actually refused to comply with a subpoena when Congress was investigating特朗普总统在国会调查时 拒绝遵守传票
102the January 6th riot at the Capitol.1月6日在国会发生的骚乱
103So this could set a very important precedent, also with the fact that Hillary Clinton was因此这可以开创一个非常重要的先例,同样随着希拉里·克林顿是
104brought in here.带进来的
105As Nicole was saying, Hillary has said that she had no knowledge of anything正如妮可所说 希拉里说她什么都不知道
106that Epstein did.爱泼斯坦做的。
107There wasn't really evidence of that in the files even.档案里甚至没有证据
108So this could also potentially be used as a precedent to bring in Melania Trump for因此,这也有可能被用作一个先例,将梅拉尼亚·特朗普引入
109questioning as well.也质疑。
110We're also learning that Representative Nancy Mace has said that they plan to ask我们也在得知 南希·梅斯议员说 他们打算问
111Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to come before Congress.商务部长霍华德・吕特尼克 来国会。
112We know that he visited Epstein's island.我们知道他去了爱泼斯坦岛
113There's absolutely Democratic support for that as well.这一点也绝对有民主党的支持.
114So it looks like it could get enough votes.因此,看起来它可以得到足够的选票。
115So that could be a preview of what's to come.因此,这可能是一个预览 未来。
116And just to add one other thing to what you were talking about with Nicole and President在你和妮可和总统的谈话中 加上另外一件事
117Clinton's opening statement, another thing that struck me from it is he said that he's克林顿的开场白让我印象深刻的是 他说他是
118someone who grew up in a home where there was domestic abuse.在一个有家庭虐待的家庭长大的
119And what he wrote was that if he had known about Jeffrey Epstein's actions, he said,他写道,如果他知道 杰弗里·爱泼斯坦的行为, 他说,
120Not only would I not have flown on his plane, if I had any inkling of what he was我不仅不会坐他的飞机 如果我有他是什么
121doing, I would have turned to men myself.做,我会 转向男人自己。
122OK, Katrina Kaufman, thank you so much for your reporting.卡特里娜·考夫曼 谢谢你的报导
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