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川普儿媳劳拉专访参议院多数党领袖约翰图恩 | 2025.5.

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0:04Welcome back to MyView.欢迎回到我的维尤
0:06In Washington, where gridlock often stalls progress, Senate Majority在华盛顿,僵局往往阻碍进步,参议院多数议员
0:10Leader John Thune is setting a new pace.约翰领导人 Thune正在设定一个新的速度。
0:13Known as the fastest man in Congress, Thune is not作为国会最快的人 Thune不是
0:16only expediting confirmations of President Trump's nominees, but also forging a united只加速确认特朗普总统的提名人选, 同时也形成一个团结
0:21front with the House to overcome Democrat opposition.对抗民主党的反对
0:24From border security to unleashing从边境安全到释放
0:26American energy dominance, Leader Thune tells me it's all about keeping the legislature美国能源主导, Thune 领袖告诉我,一切是为了保持立法机构
0:31in lockstep with the president's vision.与总统的远见一致
0:35Leader Thune, thank you for sitting down with us.组长 Thune 谢谢你和我们坐在一起
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1Welcome back to MyView.欢迎回到我的维尤
2In Washington, where gridlock often stalls progress, Senate Majority在华盛顿,僵局往往阻碍进步,参议院多数议员
3Leader John Thune is setting a new pace.约翰领导人 Thune正在设定一个新的速度。
4Known as the fastest man in Congress, Thune is not作为国会最快的人 Thune不是
5only expediting confirmations of President Trump's nominees, but also forging a united只加速确认特朗普总统的提名人选, 同时也形成一个团结
6front with the House to overcome Democrat opposition.对抗民主党的反对
7From border security to unleashing从边境安全到释放
8American energy dominance, Leader Thune tells me it's all about keeping the legislature美国能源主导, Thune 领袖告诉我,一切是为了保持立法机构
9in lockstep with the president's vision.与总统的远见一致
10Leader Thune, thank you for sitting down with us.组长 Thune 谢谢你和我们坐在一起
11Talk about some of the accomplishments that you're proudest of as Senate Majority Leader谈谈你作为参议院多数党领袖最自豪的成就
12in the first 100 now plus days of the Trump administration.在前100年 加上特朗普政府的日子。
13Well, I tell people, Laura,我告诉大家 劳拉
14that for better or worse, the Senate spends about two thirds of its time on personnel.无论好坏,参议院将三分之二的时间用于人事。
15So a lot of it is getting the president's team through the process.所以很多事情是让总统的团队通过这个过程.
16The nominations提名
17If you can believe this, there are 1,100 executive branch positions that come through the Senate如果你能相信,有1,100个行政部门的职位通过参议院
18for confirmation, and then you have all the judges on top of that.然后所有的评委都在上面
19We worked really hard我们很努力
20at getting the cabinet through the process at the fastest rate in 20 years.以20年来最快的速度让内阁通过这一进程。
21We've cast way我们让路了
22more votes in the Senate than any Senate at this point going back to the Reagan administration.参议院的选票比任何参议院都多 现在回到里根政府
23We were in session for 10 consecutive weeks, which hasn't happened since 2009.我们连续开会10周,这自2009年以来从未发生过。
24So the paces所以步调
25is, you know, we're moving at a rapid pace.你知道,我们正在快速前进。
26And next up is, of course, reconciliation.接下来当然是和解。
27Tell me about unifying the Senate Republicans in order to get through all of those Senate告诉我关于团结参议院的共和党 以便通过所有的参议院
28confirmations.证实。
29We want to be good partners to President Trump and make sure that he has我们要成为川普总统的好伙伴 确保他有
30the people he wants.他想要的人们。
31We push really hard.我们用力推
32And a lot of our members, obviously, some of these我们的很多成员,很明显,其中一些
33things, they take time.事情,它们需要时间。
34And of course, we're getting no cooperation from the Democrats.当然,我们没有得到民主党的合作。
35They're他们是
36doing everything they can to obstruct and block and delay.尽一切可能阻挠 阻挠 拖延
37And sometimes it takes multiple votes有时得多票
38on the floor.在地板上。
39We've worked overnight a couple of times.我们连夜工作过几次
40We've worked on weekends a couple of我们周末工作过几次
41times.时间。
42There is great unity.存在着极大的团结。
43President Trump and his team, Speaker Johnson in the House,川普总统和他的团队 议长约翰逊在众议院,
44Senate Republicans realize that if we're going to use those two years for our majorities, hopefully参议院的共和党人意识到 如果我们要用那两年来做我们的多数, 希望
45for, to the ultimate advantage, we've got to be able to work together in a way that enables us因为,最终优势是,我们必须能够 合作的方式让我们
46to get a lot of that agenda across the finish line.将很多议程 跨越终点线。
47You know, we've always got to be able to你知道,我们总是要能够
48And then if we get to 50, we can have J.D.然后如果我们达到50, 我们可以有J. D.
49Vance, the Vice President, break the tie in the Senate.副总统万斯打破参议院的平局.
50We've gotten several bills across the finish line.我们得到了几个账单跨越终点线。
51We're undoing a lot of the heavy regulatory我们取消了很多重规
52burden of the Biden administration.拜登政府的负担。
53It's a work in progress.作品在进行中.
54It's never easy.从来不易.
55Legislative bodies,立法机构;
56by definition, are, it's just, it's hard, arduous work.顾名思义,这是,它只是, 它的艰苦,艰苦的工作。
57But we have, we know where we want to get.但我们知道我们想得到什么
58And what the American people voted for is an agenda that we are all on the same page with.而美国人民所投的票 是一个我们都站在同一页上的议程。
59The president also plays a role in everything that happens here in Washington, D.C.总统也在华盛顿特区发生的每件事中扮演了角色.
60Talk a little bit about where he's most impactful.谈谈他影响最大的地方
61He's enormously influential in both the House and他在众议院和众议院都有很大的影响力
62the Senate.参议院。
63And when it comes time for tough votes, and, you know, sometimes there's a certain当时机成熟的时候, 强硬的投票, 你知道,有时有某种
64art form to getting everybody pulling the same direction, but he has a gift for that.艺术形式,让每个人 采取相同的方向, 但他有天赋。
65And,还有,
66deploys him.部署他
67We deploy him in talking to individual senators and House members.我们派他和参议员和众议院议员交谈
68And so when it comes to getting his agenda across the finish line, I think he understands and所以,当他把议程 超越终点线,我想他明白
69realizes, as does his team at the White House, that he is the most influential figure in seeing他意识到,正如他在白宫的团队一样, 他是最有影响力的人物
70that that happens.发生这种情况。
71Our big, beautiful bill.我们的大,美丽的比尔。
72Fortunately, we have the House, we have the Senate,幸运的是,我们有众议院,我们有参议院,
73and we may or may not have a couple of grandstanders.我们也许有或没有 几个外公。
74I don't know.师曰.
75But if we do,但是,如果我们这样做,
76it would be good if you could work on anybody.如果你能为任何人工作 那会很好
77I mean, if I were a Democrat, I'd be voting for it我的意思是,如果我是民主党人, 我会投票支持它。
78100 percent, because I think it's very dangerous politically not to vote for it.百分之百,因为我认为不投票在政治上是非常危险的.
79What's your take on the behavior, by and large, of the Democrat Party?你对民主党的行为有什么看法?
80I just think they're really floundering.我只是觉得他们真的有问题
81You know, as a party, they're looking for an identity,你知道,作为一个党, 他们正在寻找一个身份,
82and they've gotten so far out of the political mainstream.他们已经远离政治主流
83And so now their only thing really所以现在他们唯一真正
84is, I call it, you know, everybody calls it Trump Derangement Syndrome.是,我称之为,你知道, 每个人都称之为特朗普 离散综合征。
85And so a lot of the antics所以很多的肛门
86that they pull on the floor are designed to be performative and juices their political他们拉在地板上 被设计为 表演和果汁 他们的政治
87contributions and giving.捐款和捐赠。
88But at the end of the day, it doesn't get anything done for the但最后,它没有得到什么为
89American people.美国人民。
90What should the American people be paying attention to that the U.S. Senate,美国人民应该怎么关注 美国参议院,
91led by you, is focusing on coming up next?由你领导, 专注于下一个?
92The most immediate thing is this budget最直接的事就是这个预算
93reconciliation bill, which will incorporate the issue of, we talked about energy dominance,和解法案,将包含的问题, 我们谈论能源主导,
94energy independence.能源独立。
95I would say energy dominance more so than just independence.我认为,能源主导权不仅仅是独立。
96Tax relief.减税.
97There are some priorities.有一些优先事项。
98The present one's included in addition to extending除了扩大范围外,本表还包括:
99the 2017 tax policy.2017年税收政策。
100We've got to get serious about spending reduction.我们必须认真对待削减开支的问题.
101And so we're having所以我们有
102a very, very vigorous conversation about how to accomplish that within the construct of the一个非常,非常热烈的谈话 关于如何在构建
103reconciliation bill.和解法案。
104It'll have a generational investment in border security, and it will have在边境安全方面会有代代相传的投资
105a significant investment in military readiness, which is long overdue.早就应该对军事准备进行大量投资。
106Senate Majority Leader,参议院多数党领袖,
107that's a big role.这是一个大角色。
108That's a big title.这是一个大标题。
109Is it what you thought it would be?是你想的那样吗?
110My whole我的整个
111idea in public life is you just want to serve causes that are greater than yourself.公众生活中的想法是 你只想为那些比自己更伟大的事业服务
112You want稱
113to live a life of purpose.过着有目的的生活
114And I feel like that what we're doing right now is very purposeful.我觉得我们现在做的事很有目的性。
115And so there is satisfaction in that.因此,人们对此感到满意。
116It's hard.难曰.
117And you feel the weight of it, obviously,你感觉到它的重量,很明显,
118just the management of the floor on a daily basis, and particularly with all the shenanigans the只是日常的地板管理, 特别是所有外号
119Democrats are trying to pull and how they're trying to slow and stop what we're trying to民主党试图拉 和他们如何试图 慢和停止我们试图
120That's what we're committed to.这就是我们的承诺。
121And all that hard work has to happen somewhere.所有的辛勤工作都得在某个地方进行
122┮ Leader
123gave us a tour of his historic office.我们参观了他的历史性办公室。
124So here we are.我们到了
125Yeah.对
126Thank you very much.谢谢
127Wow.珃
128This is这是
129quite an office.不错的办公室。
130This has a war of 1812 story behind it.这背后是一场1812年战争的故事.
131The fireplace was cracked at that time.当时的壁炉破裂.
132And that crack exists today.而这种裂缝今天就存在。
133Yeah.对
134Wow.珃
135That's amazing.这是惊人的。
136This looks like a guy who may have been这看起来像一个家伙 谁可能是
137South Dakota at one time.一次南达科他州.
138We did an online contest to name him.我们做了一个在线比赛来命名他。
139And but the winning one was Myrtle,胜者是弥陀,
140which is my hometown.那是我的家乡。
141It's a little town in the middle of South Dakota.南达科他州中部的一个小城镇.
142So this is Myrtle.故此弥陀.
143And还有
144but yeah, he's a they are a very majestic animal.但是,他是一个非常雄伟的动物。
145And if you ever visit South Dakota,如果你去过南达科他州
146particularly the Black Hills, there's a place called Custer State Park, where the buffalo still特别是黑山 有个叫卡斯特州立公园的地方 水牛还在那里
147roam freely during certain seasons of the year.在一年中的某些季节自由漫游.
148A lot of people will be descending on South Dakota,很多人会来到南达科他州
149maybe one particular area come July 4 of next year.也许明年7月4日会有一个地区
150Yes, that's right.没错
151There might be something也许有什么东西
152going on there.就是这样
153It will be a big deal.这将是一个大问题。
154There will be a big event there coming up for the 250th250号会有个盛会
155birthday of America.美国的生日。
156And Mount Rushmore is really cool.拉什莫尔山真的很酷
157President Trump was there 70 years ago and川普总统70年前在场
158had a wonderful event.有个美好的事件
159But yeah, I think it'd be good to do a redo with that.但是,是的,我觉得做一个重做是好的。
160This is the office of这是办公室
161the Republican leader.共和党领袖
162And that used to be in the old days, they switched them when the majority以前是以前, 他们换了,当大多数人
163switched.切换。
164But what's happened in more recent years is the Democrats Schumer has kept his office但近年来发生的是 民主党人舒默保留了他的职位
165on the other side of the Capitol.在首都的另一边
166And this has kind of maintained the Republican office.这维持了共和国的办公室
167Are you going to keep you guys separated?你们要分开吗?
168Yeah, I think so.是的,我想是这样。
169Go to your respective corners and到你们各自的角落去
170cow off and then come out and duke it out.奶牛关闭,然后出来 并推出来。
171This is the my grandfather and great uncle.这是我爷爷和叔叔
172Oh, wow.哦,哇呜。
1731906 in South Dakota, they worked on the railroad when they came to this country, they started a1906年在南达科他州 他们来到这个国家时 在铁路上工作 他们开始
174merchandising company together, which later became a hardware store.交易公司一起,后来成为五金店.
175So Thune Hardware and Mitchell,因此,Thune硬件和米切尔,
176and then my grandfather came back to the little town I grew up in and took over the hardware store然后我祖父回到了我长大的小城镇 接管了五金店
177there.这里
178So anyway, that's kind of how they all got here.所以,不管怎样,他们都是这么来的。
179Right.对
180And this is, I mean, this is all这是,我的意思,这是所有
181history here.这里的历史。
182Yeah, it is.是的,这是。
183And then you have the view out here on the National Mall.然后在国家商场上有风景
184If you're a如果你是一个
185runner, if you go, if you start here at the Capitol and go down around the Washington Monument and back跑步,如果你走了,如果你从这里开始 在国会大厦走下去 绕过华盛顿纪念碑,然后回来
186along the mall, it's about three miles.沿着商场,大约三英里。
187Okay.摆
188And if you go beyond, you can see the Lincoln Memorial如果你超越,你可以看到林肯纪念馆
189beyond that.除此之外。
190And if you go down and circle the Lincoln Memorial and come back starting here,如果你从这里开始环绕林肯纪念堂
191it's about 4.7.大约是4.7
192All of our runs mapped out.我们所有的工作都完成了
193Next time, I think we're going to have to do a run下次,我想我们得跑一趟
194together.一起来
195And he should know, in 2012, Runners World Magazine named Leader Thune the fastest man他应该知道,2012年,《奔跑者世界杂志》 将蒂恩领袖命名为最快的人
196in Congress.在国会。
197So Leader Thune, do you still feel like you hold that title?队长 Thune,你还觉得自己有这个头衔吗?
198I've always said when我总是说什么时候
199they describe you as the fastest man in Congress, that's like being the best surfer in Kansas.他们把你形容为 国会最快的人 就像堪萨斯州最好的冲浪手
200It's a nice title to have, but I'm not sure how much it really means.这是一个不错的标题, 但我不知道它到底意味着什么。
201My knees are going,我的膝盖要动了
202and so I'm having a hard time.所以我很难过
203I probably wouldn't be able to defend that title today.今天我可能无法捍卫这个头衔
204I think it's我觉得
205important to stay challenged.对继续挑战很重要
206And I think being physically fit helps with all the other issues我觉得身体健全能帮助解决其他问题
207that you deal with on a daily basis.你们每天处理。
208Well, Senate Majority Leader Thune, thank you so much for参议院多数党领袖 Thune 非常感谢你
209sitting down with us.和我们坐在一起。
210Good luck with everything you've got coming up.祝你们一切顺利
211I tell you what, everybody我告诉你,大家
212here in Capitol Hill on the Republican side is making us very proud.共和党那边的国会山 令我们非常自豪
213So thank you.谢谢
214Appreciate谢谢
215that.那个
216Thanks, Laura.谢谢,劳拉。
217Tingo!丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈 丁戈
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