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0:02Thanks for having us and doing this.谢谢你让我们做这些
0:05I know there's a lot of interest in this.我知道这有很多兴趣
0:08You know, first let me start with you, Elon.先让我从你开始,伊隆
0:10What are the budgetary savings预算节省多少?
0:12goals and how much do you think you've achieved so far?以及你认为你到目前为止取得了多少成就?
0:16Our goal is to reduce the deficit by a trillion dollars.我们的目标是把赤字减少一万亿美元。
0:21So from a nominal所以从名义上
0:22deficit of two trillion to try to cut the deficit in half to one trillion or2万亿美元的赤字,试图将赤字减半至1万亿美元,或
0:27looked at it in total federal spending to drop the federal spending from seven从联邦总开支来看 联邦总开支从7
0:30trillion to six trillion.万亿至六万亿.
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1Thanks for having us and doing this.谢谢你让我们做这些
2I know there's a lot of interest in this.我知道这有很多兴趣
3You know, first let me start with you, Elon.先让我从你开始,伊隆
4What are the budgetary savings预算节省多少?
5goals and how much do you think you've achieved so far?以及你认为你到目前为止取得了多少成就?
6Our goal is to reduce the deficit by a trillion dollars.我们的目标是把赤字减少一万亿美元。
7So from a nominal所以从名义上
8deficit of two trillion to try to cut the deficit in half to one trillion or2万亿美元的赤字,试图将赤字减半至1万亿美元,或
9looked at it in total federal spending to drop the federal spending from seven从联邦总开支来看 联邦总开支从7
10trillion to six trillion.万亿至六万亿.
11We want to reduce the spending by eliminating waste我们要通过消除浪费来减少开支
12and fraud, reduce the spending by 15 percent, which seems really quite和欺诈, 将开支减少15%, 这似乎真的相当
13achievable.可实现。
14The government is not efficient and there's a lot of waste and政府效率不高 浪费很多
15fraud.欺诈
16So we feel confident that a 15 percent reduction can be done因此,我们有信心 15%的削减可以做
17without affecting any of the critical government services.而不影响任何关键的政府部门。
18I'm going to talk to all the guys here about the specifics, but for you what's我要跟这里的所有人谈谈细节 但对于你来说
19the most astonishing thing you've found out in this process?你在这个过程中发现的最令人吃惊的事?
20The sheer amount of数量
21waste and fraud in the government.浪费和欺诈政府。
22It is astonishing.这是惊人的。
23It's mind-blowing.心发心.
24Just we只有我们
25routinely encounter wastes of a billion dollars or more, casually.经常遇到十亿美元或更多的浪费,随便。
26You know, for你知道,因为
27example, like the simple survey that was literally a 10-question survey例如,简单的调查 字面上是一个10个问题调查
28that you could do with SurveyMonkey, it cost you about $10,000.你可以和SurveyMonkey合作 花了你一万美元
29The government was政府是
30being charged almost a billion dollars for that.被收了将近10亿美元
31For just a survey?就为了调查?
32A billion10亿
33dollars for a simple online survey.简单在线调查的美元
34Do you like the national park?你喜欢国家公园吗?
35And then there还有那里
36appeared to be no feedback loop for what would be done with that survey.似乎对于如何开展这项调查没有反馈回路。
37So the所以说
38survey would just go into nothing.调查会一无所获
39It was like a good thing.这就像一件好事。
40You technically are a从技术上讲,你是一个
41special government employee and you're supposed to be a hundred and thirty days.特别的政府雇员,你应该一百三十天。
42Are you going to continue past that or do you think that's what you're going to你要继续过去,还是你认为你会
43do?是吗?
44I think we will have accomplished most of the work required to reduce the我认为,我们将完成大部分必要的工作,以缩小
45deficit by a trillion dollars within that time frame.在该时限内赤字减少一万亿美元。
46So in that time frame,因此,在这个时间范围内,
47a hundred and thirty days.一百三十日(一卷经).
48And the process is a report at some point, at a hundred这个过程是一份报告 在某个时候,一百
49days?几天吗?
50Not really a report.不是报告
51We are cutting the waste and fraud in real time.我们正在实时减少浪费和欺诈行为。
52So这么说
53every day that passes.每天都会经过
54Our goal is to reduce the waste and fraud by four我们的目标是把浪费和欺诈减少4个
55billion dollars a day every day, seven days a week.每天十亿美元,一周七天
56And so far we are succeeding.到目前为止,我们正在取得成功。
57And we're going to talk to the specifics, but there obviously are我们要谈谈细节 但很明显
58doge critics who are reading all kinds of stuff.禁止那些读各种东西的批评者
59Obviously lawmakers on the很明显,立法者在
60other side of the aisle are attacking you.另一边在攻击你
61And they characterize the approach和他们的特征 方法
62as this.像这样
63Fire ready and then aim.开火,然后瞄准
64And how do you approach that?你怎么处理的?
65How do you respond你怎么回应
66to that?对那个?
67Well I do agree that we actually want to be careful in the cuts.好吧,我同意,我们实际上 想要小心的削减。
68So we所以我们
69want to measure twice if not thrice and cut once.要量两次,如果不是三次 和切一次。
70And actually that is our其实那是我们的
71approach.办法。
72They may characterize it as shooting from the hip, but it is anything他们可能把它定性为从臀部射击, 但这是任何事情
73but that.但那个
74Which does not say that we don't make mistakes.这并不是说我们不会犯错
75If we were to如果我们要
76approach this with the standard of making no mistakes at all, that would be以不犯任何错误的标准对待这一点,即
77like saying someone in baseball has got a bad a thousand.比如说棒球队的人有一千个坏球
78That's impossible.这是不可能的。
79So when所以什么时候
80we do make mistakes, we correct them quickly and we move on.我们确实犯了错误,我们迅速纠正错误,然后继续前进。
81Some people say有人说
82this shouldn't take a rocket scientist.这不该用火箭科学家
83Steve Davis, you are a rocket scientist.史蒂夫・戴维斯 你是个火箭科学家
84Used to be.过去是.
85Now essentially you're the chief operating officer of Doge.现在基本上你是Doge的首席操作官
86Day to日报
87day operations.每日操作。
88Fair to say?公平吗?
89Yeah, part of the Doge team.是啊,多吉队的一部分。
90So how did you end up那你怎么会这样
91here?这里?
92What's the biggest challenge you see?你看到的最大挑战是什么?
93The reason I'm here, which is probably我来这里的原因 可能就是
94for many, is that I think the goal is incredibly inspiring.对许多人来说,我认为这个目标令人印象深刻。
95I think most of the我觉得大部分
96taxpayers in the country would agree that in order to have the country该国纳税人同意,为了拥有国家
97going bankrupt would be a very bad thing.破产是件很坏的事
98And therefore the country going not因此,这个国家不会
99bankrupt is a good thing that all of us are willing to kind of put our lives on破产是一件好事,我们所有人都愿意 把我们的生活
100hold in order to do.坚持下去
101I think the thing that's special right now is we actually我觉得现在最特别的是我们
102believe there's a chance to succeed.相信有机会成功
103That there's an administration that's有一个政府
104supportive and a great cabinet and just a great group that will actually make支持和伟大的内阁 和一个伟大的团体 将真正地
105success a possible outcome.成功取得可能的结果。
106And I think that's given the inspiring mission and我认为这给了我们鼓舞人心的使命
107given the non-zero chance of success, it was worth doing.鉴于成功的机会是零的,这是值得的。
108I just like to sort of我只是喜欢排序
109emphasize that point.强调这一点。
110The success of Doge is only possible with President多吉只有总统才能成功
111Trump and with the outstanding cabinet that he selected.特朗普和他选择的杰出内阁.
112It would be impossible这是不可能的
113without the support of the president and the cabinet.没有总统和内阁的支持。
114But you're finding the money.但你找到钱了
115I mean it's big numbers, right?我的意思是,这是大数字,对不对?
116Yeah, like Elon said, the minimum impulse bit is就像伊隆说的 最小的冲动是
117often a billion dollars.经常是十亿美元。
118So for example the 830 million dollars, which was the例如,8.3亿美元,就是
119online survey, that's an enormous amount of money that wouldn't have been found网上调查,这是一大笔钱,不会被发现的
120if the Doge team wasn't working with it, in that case the Department of Interior,如果Doge团队没有配合的话 那样的话 内政部
121but then taking it one step further, Doge then publishes these things on our但再往前走一步,Doge就把这些东西刊登在我们身上
122website for maximum transparency.实现最大透明度的网站。
123So now the general public, it would have been因此,现在的公众, 它应该是
124impossible for the general public to have seen that.公众不可能看到这一点。
125Now anyone can just log现在任何人都可以只登录
126into doge.gov anytime and see these payments.随时进入GOV 并看到这些付款。
127They're not yet in real time,他们还不是实时的
128they're close, but they'll probably be in real time within the next few weeks.他们离我们很近, 但他们很可能会在接下来的几周内实时出现。
129But the process still involves Congress, right?但是这个过程仍然涉及到国会,对吧?
130At some level?某种程度?
131We try to keep我们试图保持
132Congress as informed as possible, but the law does say that money needs to be国会尽可能知情, 但法律确实说,金钱需要
133spent correctly.花了正确的时间。
134It should not be spent fraudulently or wastefully.不应加以欺诈或浪费。
135It's not这不是
136contrary to Congress to avoid waste and fraud.与国会相反 避免浪费和欺诈
137It is consistent with the law and这符合法律,而且
138consistent with Congress, and we've seen actually great support, at least from和国会一致, 而且我们已经看到实际上 巨大的支持,至少从
139the Republican side of the House, and occasionally some Democrats too.众议院的共和党方面 偶尔也有一些民主党人
140You know,你知道吗,
141it's nice to see people cross the aisle once in a while, but usually when they看到人们偶尔穿过过道是件好事 但通常当他们
142attack Doge, they never attack any of the specifics.他们从不攻击任何细节
143So they'll say what we're所以他们会说我们是什么
144doing is somehow unconstitutional or illegal or whatever.这样做是违宪或非法的。
145We're like, well,我们就像,嗯,
146which line of the cost savings do you disagree with?你不同意节约成本的哪一行?
147And they can't point to他们不能指
148any.任何一种。
149And we list them all on doge.gov and the doge handle on X.我们把它们都列出在doge.gov和doge的手柄在X。
150And you'll see just你会看到
151outrageous things, one outrageous thing after another.一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一件一
152Joe Gaviam, besides Elon, you're one of several billionaires here, co-founder of乔·加维亚姆 除了伊隆 你是这里几个亿万富翁之一
153Airbnb 你想帮忙
154I bumped into Anthony and Elon probably back in February, and they told me我碰见安东尼和埃隆 大概在二月,他们告诉我
155something about a mine that was dealt with retirement, and they said they needed关于一个矿井 处理退休, 他们说他们需要
156somebody to help out to fix retirement in the government.帮助政府解决退休问题
157I loved the challenge, so我爱挑战,所以
158I jumped on board, and it turns out there is actually a mine in Pennsylvania that我跳上飞机 结果发现宾夕法尼亚州有个矿井
159houses every paper document for the retirement process in the government.提供政府退休过程的所有文件。
160Now现在
161picture this.图片这个。
162This giant cave has 22,000 filing cabinets, stacked ten high to这个巨大的洞穴有22,000个档案柜,堆积了10个高到
163400 million pieces of paper.4亿张纸.
164It's a process that started in the 1950s and这个过程始于1950年代
165largely hasn't changed in the last 70 years.过去70年基本上没有改变。
166And so as you dug into it, we found所以,当你挖掘出来,我们发现
167retirement cases that had so much paper, they had to fit it on a shipping palette.有这么多纸的退休案 得装在运货盘上
168So the process takes many months, and we're going to make it just many days.所以这个过程需要许多个月的时间, 而我们只需要几天的时间。
169Will it be digitized?会数字化吗?
170Absolutely.当然
171So this will be an online digital process that will take just a few因此,这将是一个在线数字进程,只需要几个
172days at most, and I really think it's an injustice to civil servants who are我认为这是对公务员的不公
173subjected to these processes that are older than the age of half the people受这些过程的影响,这些过程的年龄超过一半的人。
174watching your show tonight.今晚看你的节目
175So we really believe that the government can have an所以,我们真的相信,政府可以有一个
176Apple Store-like experience, beautifully designed, great user experience, modernApple Store类似的经验,设计精美,用户经验丰富,现代化
177systems.系统。
178Because right now it's by hand.因为现在它是手。
179Yes, the retirement process is all by paper, literally with people carrying是的,退休的过程都是纸上的, 字面上的人携带
180paper and manila envelopes into this gigantic mine.纸和马尼拉信封 进入这个巨大的矿井。
181So they can't retire more than a certain number every month?所以他们不能退休 超过每月的一定数量?
182Yes, about 8,000 a month.是的,大约8000一个月。
183The reason we discovered it was we were saying like, well, let's encourage我们发现它的原因是 我们说,好吧,让我们鼓励
184voluntary retirement.自愿退休。
185They said, well, the most they could do is 8,000 a month.他们说 他们能做的最多是每月8000美元
186And even under normal circumstances, it can take six to nine months just to have your就算在正常情况下 也可能需要6到9个月 才有你
187time paperwork processed, and they often get the calculations wrong.处理时间文件, 他们常常得到错误的计算。
188So we're like, well, why would it take so long to retire?那么,我们喜欢,嗯,为什么 要这么长时间退休?
189And they're like, well, because of the mine.他们喜欢,嗯,因为矿井。
190They're like, what do you mean a mine?他们就像,你是什么意思地雷?
191What's a mine got to do with retiring?矿井和退休有什么关系?
192And that's where we discovered that all the retirement stuff is done by, still这就是我们发现 所有退休的事情 都由
193done by paper, in a process that looks identical to what occurred in the 1950s.与1950年代一样
194Like, if you took a snapshot of the mine when it first started in the 50s to today,譬如,如果你拍下矿井的一张照片 当它从50年代开始到今天,
195it looks the same.它看起来是一样的。
196It's amazing.不可思议.
197So how long do you think it'll take to turn over?转身要多久?
198We're working as fast as we can.勤行如来.
199Probably the next couple of months we'll have this overhauled.可能接下来的几个月,我们将会进行大修。
200And I really think, again, like, why are we subjecting our federal workers to我真的想,再次, 像,为什么我们要 我们的联邦工人不得不
201processes that they actually have to go through a training just to retire from the government?他们实际上必须经过培训才能从政府退休?
202There's a whole training program that people have to go through in order to retire.有一个完整的训练计划,人们必须经过这个计划才能退休.
203I think we can do better for them.我想我们可以为他们做更好的。
204Aram Mogodasi,DOGE工程师.
205You go into these places, one of the more than a dozen engineers,你进入这些地方, 十几个工程师之一,
206first people to go into the agencies and view the computer data sets.先让人们进入机构 查看电脑数据组
207Tell me what you're finding.告诉我你找到了什么
208And for people who don't understand how that process works, explain it for them.对于不明白这个过程如何运作的人,请为他们解释一下。
209Yeah.对
210I'll say the first thing that got me really excited about DOGE was learning,我会说,第一件事 让我真正兴奋 关于DOGE是学习,
211basically, the state of government computers.基本上,政府电脑的状态。
212By some estimates, government IT costs about $100 billion.据一些估计,政府信息技术费用约为1 000亿美元。
213And it's funding systems that are over 50 years old,资金系统已经超过50年了
214in the case of something like Social Security or the IRS.在社会保障或国税局等情况下。
215So really critical systems are old.所以真正的关键系统是旧的。
216They cost a lot of money to maintain.维护它们要花很多钱
217And the efforts to improve them are often very delayed.而改进这些努力的努力往往被拖延。
218So I thought I'm a software engineer that maybe can make a difference here.所以我认为我是一个软件工程师, 也许可以在这里有所作为。
219And that's really what inspired me at a high level.这真的激励了我 在高层。
220There's a lot of mystery about Social Security and a lot of社保有很多谜团
221words about it from...关于它的话来自...
222Here's what Democrats have been saying about it.以下是民主党人对此的论述.
223It's absurd that Elon Musk is trying to eliminate billions of dollars from Social Security.伊隆·穆斯克试图从社会保障中消除数十亿美元,这是荒谬的.
224Elon Musk and President Trump have set their sights on cutting Social Security.埃隆·穆斯克和特朗普总统已经把目光投向削减社会保障.
225Their goal is clear.他们的目标是明确的。
226Destroy Social Security from within.从内部破坏社会保障。
227You're in the building.你在楼里
228I mean, you're in the computers.我是说 你在电脑里
229What's happening there?发生什么事了?
230What are you doing?你在干吗?
231Yeah, it doesn't line up with my experience on the ground.是啊,这不符合我的经验 在地面上。
232And I'll say the two improvements that we're trying to make to Social Security are我要说,我们试图对社会保障 做的两个改进是:
233helping people that legitimately get benefits, protecting them from fraud帮助合法受益的人,保护他们免受欺诈
234that they experience every day on a routine basis.他们每天都在经历
235And also make the experience better.也让经验更好。
236And I'll give you one example.并举一例.
237At Social Security, one of the first things we learned is that在社会保障方面,我们首先学到的一点是
238they get phone calls every day of people trying to change direct deposit information.他们每天都接到电话 人们试图改变直接存款信息。
239So when you want to change your bank account, you can call Social Security.所以,当你想改变你的银行账户, 你可以打电话给社会保障。
240We learned 40% of the phone calls that they get are from fraudsters.我们得知他们接到的电话中有40%来自诈骗犯.
24140%?40%吗?
242That's right.没错
243Almost half.几乎一半。
244Yes, and they steal people's Social Security is what happens.是的,他们偷走了人们的社会保障
245As they call in, they claim to be a retiree.当他们打电话来时,他们声称自己是一名退休人员。
246Then they convince the Social Security person on the phone to change where the money's flowing.然后他们说服了电话里的社保人员改变资金流向.
247It actually goes to some fraudster.这其实是一些欺诈者。
248This is happening all day, every day.每天都有这样的事发生
249And then somebody doesn't receive their Social Security.然后有人得不到他们的社会保障。
250It's because of all the fraud loopholes in the Social Security system.这是因为社保系统存在各种舞弊漏洞.
251How do you reassure people that what you all are doing is not going to affect their benefits?你如何向人们保证,你们所做的一切不会影响他们的利益?
252No, in fact, what we're doing will help their benefits.不,事实上,我们正在做的事情会帮助他们的利益。
253Legitimate people, as a result of the work of Doge, will receive more Social Security, not less.由于多吉的工作,合法人士将得到更多的社会保障,而不是更少.
254I want to emphasize that.我要强调这一点。
255As a result of the work of Doge, legitimate recipients of Social Security由于Doge的工作,社会保障的合法领取者
256will receive more money, not less money.会收到更多的钱,而不是更少的钱。
257All right.好吧,我们走。
258And let the record show that I said this.让记录显示我这么说
259And it will be proven out to be true.并会证明是真实的。
260Let's check back on this in the future.以后再查这个
261Washington Post.华盛顿邮报.
262The Social Security Administration website crashed four times in 10 days this month社保局网站本月10天内坠毁4次
263because the servers were overloaded, blocking millions of retirees因为服务器超载 挡住了数百万退休人员
264and disabled veterans from logging into their online accounts.和残疾退伍军人 登录他们的在线账户。
265Freaked people out.吓坏了人
266Is that going to change?那会改变吗?
267Yes, we're going to make sure that the website stays online.是的,我们要确保 网站保持在线。
268But is it a result of going in there or something you're doing?但是这是你进去的结果吗?
269No, the amount of issues that were with the Social Security system are enormous.不,社会保障系统的问题数量巨大。
270As an example, there are over 15 million people that are over the age of 120例如,有1 500多万人超过120岁。
271that are marked as alive in the Social Security system.在社会保障系统中被标记为活着的。
272And that's an accurate figure.这是一个准确的数字。
273Correct.没错
27415 million.一千五百万个
275Correct.没错
276This has been something that's been identified as a problem.这个问题已经被确定为一个问题。
277Again, pre-existing problems since 2008, at least, from an IG report.同样,至少从IG报告来看,2008年以来就已经存在的问题。
278So there are some great people working at the Social Security Administration.因此,有一些伟大的人在社会保障管理局工作。
279Social Security Administration that found this, 2008, and nothing was done.2008年发现这种情况的社会保障管理局没有采取任何行动。
280And so 15 to 20 million Social Security numbers that were clearly fraudulent因此,1500万到2000万 社会保障数字明显欺诈
281were floating around that can be used only for bad intentions.漂浮在周围 只能用于恶意
282There'd be no way to use those for good intentions.没办法用这些来达到好的目的
283And so one of the things the DOJ team is doing is carefully and very methodically所以司法部的团队正在做的其中一件事 是谨慎和有条理的
284looking at those and making sure that any fraudulent ones are eliminated.检查这些,确保任何欺诈行为都消除。
285Brett Smith, working at HHS.布莱特·史密斯,在HHS工作.
286And obviously, another element is Medicare and Medicaid, NIH.很明显,另一个元素是医疗保健和医疗补助,NIH。
287What are you finding?你发现什么了?
288Well, I'd say there's a couple things we're really committed to in our work at HHS.嗯,我想说,有一些事情 我们真正承诺 在我们的HHS的工作。
289Number one, making sure we continue to have the best biomedical research in the world.第一,确保我们继续有 世界上最好的生物医学研究。
290And number two, making sure, which President Trump has said over and over again,第二,确保,特朗普总统一遍又一遍地说,
291that we 100% protect Medicare and Medicaid.我们百分之百地保护医疗保险和医疗补助。
292But there's a lot of opportunity.却有甚么机会.
293So if I take NIH as an example, today, if you're an NIH researcher所以,如果我以NIH为例,今天,如果你是NIH研究员
294and you get a $100 grant at your university, today, you get to spend 60 of that and your而你在你的大学得到100美元赠款, 今天,你可以花60美元,你
295university spends 40 of that.大学花40元
296The policy that we're proposing to make is that you get to spend 85 of that我们提出的政策是 你可以花85美元
297and your university spends 15.和你的大学花费15。
298So that's more money going directly to the scientists who are discovering new cures.更多的钱直接流向那些发现新疗法的科学家。
299Another example at NIH is today they have 27 different centers.NIH的另一个例子是,今天他们有27个不同的中心。
300They got created over time by Congress and they're typically by disease state or body system.它们是由国会创造的 他们通常通过疾病状态或身体系统。
301There's 700 different IT systems today at NIH.今天NIH有700个不同的IT系统.
302700 different IT systems.700个不同的IT系统.
303IT software systems.IT软件系统.
304They can't speak to each other.他们不能互相说话。
305So they don't talk to each other.故不相语.
306They have 27 different CIOs.他们有27个不同的CIO。
307And so when you think about making great medical discoveries, you have to connect the data.所以,当你考虑 做出伟大的医学发现, 你必须连接数据。
308Time out, time out.暂停,暂停。
309You said 27 different chief information officers?你说27个不同的首席情报官?
310Correct, correct.没错,没错
311And most of them are non-technical.并且大部分是非技术性的.
312So there's a lot there, is what you're saying.所以那里有很多,这就是你说的。
313There's a lot of opportunity.机会甚多.
314It will make science better, not worse.它将使科学更好,而不是更糟。
315And when I say that our job is tech support, I really mean it.当我说我们的工作是技术支持时,我是认真的。
316We have to fix the computers.我们必须修理电脑。
317If the computers can't talk to each other, you can't get research done.如果电脑不能互相交谈,就无法完成研究.
318If the computers can't stay online, people won't receive their Social Security.如果电脑不能上网,人们就得不到社会保障。
319So what we have here are a bunch of failing computer systems我们这里有一堆故障的电脑系统
320that are preventing people from receiving their benefits,阻止人们享受福利,
321that are preventing people from preventing research from happening,阻止人们阻止研究的发生,
322that are extremely vulnerable to fraud.极易发生欺诈行为。
323And we're fixing it.我们正在修复它。
324And does that include AI?包括人工智能吗?
325Does that include kind of changing the system overall?这是否包括改变整个系统?
326That's what I guess what people are afraid of is they don't know what this is all looking我猜人们害怕的就是 他们不知道这些是什么
327like and is it going to affect me in the long term?长期来说会影响我吗?
328It's going to affect them.它会影响他们。
329It's going to affect people very positively.这将非常积极地影响人们。
330So the changes that we're doing here will ensure the solvency因此,我们所做的改变 将保证偿付能力
331of the American government, of the United States of America.美国政府,美利坚合众国政府。
332This is what we're trying to do is ensure that这就是我们试图做的是确保
333people do receive their benefits in the future.人们将来确实会得到福利。
334And you can only receive your benefits if the country只有国家才能给你福利
335is operating in a healthy and competent way.正在以健康和称职的方式运作。
336Up next, how the Doge team plans to streamline some federal jobs and agencies.接下来,Doge团队计划如何精简一些联邦职位和机构.
337And later, Elon Musk answers some of your questions that you asked via X.后来,埃隆·穆斯克回答了你通过X提出的一些问题.
338Anthony Armstrong, Doge,人事管理办公室,
339Morgan Stanley Banker, 合并和收购公司的人。
340You know money, and this is a lot of money sloshing around.你知道钱,这是很多钱 到处荡荡。
341There's a lot of money sloshing around.到处都是钱
342There's a lot of money sloshing out the door.有很多钱在门外
343And if you look at the federal government and the way the workforce works,如果你看看联邦政府和员工的工作方式
344it's really a one-way ratchet over decades.这确实是一个单向转盘 几十年。
345It's only going up.它只是去上升。
346You never take it away.你从不把它拿走。
347So that leaves you with duplicative functions.这样你就会有重复的功能。
348It leaves you with over-staffing.这让你有超员。
349And it leaves you with functions in the wrong places.它让你在错误的地方有功能。
350So a couple of examples.所以几个例子。
351Duplicative functions.双重功能。
352Brad mentioned 27 CIOs.布拉德提到了27个CIOs.
353If you had kept going with Brad, he'd probably talk about the communications office.如果你一直和布拉德在一起 他大概会说通信办公室的事
354I think you've got 40 distinct communications offices in HHS, right?我想你在HHS有40个不同的通信办公室 对吧?
35540?40岁?
356Yeah.对
357And that's not unusual, by the way.顺便说一句,这并非不寻常
358Multiple offices like that.多个这样的办公室.
359So it's not making anyone healthy.所以它不会让任何人健康。
360This is not about the employees.这跟员工无关
361There's many, many hard-working, well-meaning people who took these jobs.有很多,许多勤奋,善良的人接受了这些工作.
362These jobs were out there.这些工作都在外面
363They applied for them.他们申请了
364They took them.他们拿走了
365They're doing what's there.他们在那里做什么。
366It's just that they're duplicating the effort of 40 offices.只是他们重复了40个办公室的工作
367So you've got that.所以,你已经得到了这一点。
368You've got over-staffing.你人手过多了
369A good example of over-staffing would be the IRS has got 1,400 people who are dedicated国税局有1400人 专注
370to provisioning laptops and cell phones.提供笔记本电脑和手机。
371So if you join the IRS, you get a laptop and a cell phone.所以,如果你加入国税局, 你得到一个笔记本电脑和一个手机。
372You're provisioned.汝受供养.
373So if each of those IRS officers or employees provisioned two employees per day, you could因此,如果每个国税局官员或雇员每天提供两名雇员,你可以
374provision the entire IRS in a little more than a month.在一个多月内提供整个国税局。
375So 12 times a year, you can re-provision.所以一年12次,你可以重新提供。
376It doesn't make any sense.谓无量义.
377Why would you have 1,400 people whose only job it is to give out a laptop and a phone?你怎么会有1400个人 他们唯一的工作就是提供笔记本电脑和电话?
378Right.对
379The whole IRS could be handled once a month.整个国税局可以每月处理一次。
380So that doesn't make any sense.所以,这没有任何意义。
381And President Trump's been very clear.而川普总统一直非常清楚.
382It's scalpel, not hatchet.是手术刀 不是小刀
383And that's the way it's getting done.亦复如是.
384And then once those decisions are made, there's a very heavy focus on being generous, being然后一旦做出这些决定, 就会非常关注慷慨的,
385caring, being compassionate, and treating everyone with dignity and respect.关心、同情和以尊严和尊重对待每一个人。
386And if you look at how people have started to leave the government, it is largely through如果你看看人们是如何开始 离开政府,它基本上通过
387voluntary means.自愿手段。
388There's voluntary early retirement.有自愿提前退休.
389There's voluntary separation payments.有自愿离职偿金.
390We put in place deferred resignation, the eight-month severance program.我们实施了8个月的离职计划 推迟辞职
391So there's a very heavy bias towards programs that are long-dated, that are generous, that因此,对于长期,慷慨,慷慨的节目,存在着非常严重的偏见.
392allow people to exit and go and get a new job in the private sector.允许人们离开和去私营部门找到新的工作。
393And you've heard a lot of news about rifts, about people getting fired.你听说过很多关于裂痕的消息 关于人们被解雇的消息
394At this moment in time, less than .15, not 1.5, less than .15 of the federal workforce此时,不足15人,不足1.5人,不足15人
395has actually been given a riff notice.已经收到通知。
396So they're selected if they're a leader.所以他们被选中 如果他们是一个领袖。
397It is...这是...
398Basically, almost no one's gotten fired, is what we're saying.基本上,几乎没有人被解雇, 这就是我们的意思。
399Tom Kress 在财政部工作
400You are having access to the payment system overseas, all the outgoing payments.你们可以访问海外的支付系统 所有外出付款
401Essentially, those payments were going places we didn't know where they were going, right?基本上,那些付款去的地方 我们不知道他们要去哪里,对不对?
402Yeah, unfortunately, that's the case, Brett.是啊,很不幸,就是这样,布雷特。
403As an ex-CFO of a big public tech company, really what we're doing is we're applying作为一家大型公共技术公司的前首席财务干事,我们所做的就是申请
404public company standards to the federal government.向联邦政府提供公共公司标准。
405And it is alarming how the financial operations and financial management is set up today.而今天如何建立财务运作和财务管理,也令人震惊。
406There is actually really only one bank account that's used to disperse其实只有一个银行账户用来分散
407all monies that go out of the federal government.所有来自联邦政府的钱
408Tell them about one bank account.告诉他们一个银行账户
409It's a big one.谓之大.
410A couple weeks ago, it had $800 billion in it, but it's the Treasury digital account.几周前,它有8000亿美元, 但它是财政部的数字账户。
411So when you hear some of my colleagues here, what they're talking about in terms of the fraud,所以,当你听到我的一些同事在这里, 他们谈论的欺诈,
412you have to ask, well, why is this allowed to happen at a financial level?你不得不问,为什么在财政方面允许这样做?
413Well, it's actually quite simple, but alarming.其实很简单,但很惊人
414The Treasury, up until now, and thanks to President Trump, we're fixing this.财政部,直到现在, 多亏特朗普总统,我们正在解决这个问题。
415In fact, there was an executive order that he just signed the other day,事实上 那天他刚签了个行政命令
416which is protecting America's bank account, because it really is the taxpayer's money.这是保护美国的银行账户, 因为它真的是纳税人的钱。
417One, we're changing the culture.一,我们改变文化.
418The culture has been not a lot of caring and not a lot of commitment to doing what's right文化没有太多的关心 也没有太多的承诺做正确的事情
419relative to financial operations.相对于财务业务。
420There's $500 billion of fraud every year.每年有5000亿元的诈骗案.
421There's hundreds of billion dollars of improper payments, and we can't pass an audit.千亿不合理支付,不能通过审计.
422The consolidated financial report is produced by Treasury, and we cannot pass it on.综合财务报告由国库编制,我们不能传承.
423We have material weaknesses.我们有物质上的弱点。
424What that means is that if I was a public company CFO, I would effectively be removed.这意味着,如果我是一家公共公司CFO, 我会被有效删除。
425I couldn't file financial statements.我不能提交财务报表。
426I couldn't issue securities, which of course we depend on.我无法发行证券,我们当然依赖它。
427We can't pass an audit.我们不能通过审计
428All right.好吧,我们走。
429The federal government cannot pass an audit.联邦政府不能通过审计。
430It's impossible.这是不可能的。
431In order to pass an audit, you need the information necessary to pass an audit.为了通过审计,您需要通过审计所必需的信息.
432You need to have the payment codes.你需要有支付代码。
433You need to have the payment explanation, and you need to have a person you can contact你需要付款解释, 你需要一个人你可以联系
434to understand why that payment was made.以理解为什么支付这笔钱。
435None of those things were mandatory until just recently, just a few weeks ago.直到最近,就在几周前,这些东西都没有强制性规定。
436In fact, maybe last week?事实上,也许上周?
437Yeah.对
438We're serving 580 plus agencies, and up until very recently, effectively they could, say,我们正在服务 580+机构, 直到最近,有效 他们可以,说,
439make the payment, and Treasury just sent it out as fast as possible.支付, 财政部刚刚发送出来 尽可能快。
440No verification, and so what we're doing is what any household would do.没有核实,所以我们做的是 任何家庭都会做的。
441But imagine you're a household.但想象你是一个家庭。
442You have a bank account.你有一个银行账户。
443Everyone has an ATM card connected to that account.每个人都有一个自动取款机卡 连接到那个账户。
444Everyone has a checkbook connected to that account.每个人都有一个支票簿 连接该账户。
445It's not just your children.这不仅仅是你的孩子们。
446It's not just your parents.这不仅仅是你的父母。
447It's your in-laws.这是你的姻亲。
448It's your extended family, and they all can go to the account and disperse funds.这是你的大家庭, 他们都可以去账户 分散资金。
449No questions asked, no justification, no verification.没有提问,没有正当理由,没有核查.
450Up next, the Doge team targets government contracts, and we'll show you what they're finding.接下来,Doge团队的目标是政府合同, 我们会告诉你他们找到什么。
451Tyler Hasson, Interior Department.泰勒・哈森,内政部
452You're a former oil company CEO.你是前石油公司首席执行官
453You're reviewing contracts before they're approved for funding.你在审查合同 之前,他们被批准的资金。
454What do you find?你发现了什么?
455Well, Elon and Steve kind of stole my thunder a little bit, but I actually found埃隆和史蒂夫偷了我的雷声 但我发现
456that customer service survey contract.那个客户服务调查合同
457I actually have an example of one right here.我这里有个例子
458I could have done this in high school, and I found it on the weekends, because under我本来可以在高中的时候做这个的 我在周末发现的 因为...
459the Biden administration, there was no departmental oversight within the Department of Interior拜登政府,内政部没有部门监督
460whatsoever, none.随便,没有。
461We are now reviewing every single contract, every single grant, and when things come to我们现在审查每一个合同,每一个赠款, 当事情到来时,
462my attention that don't make sense, I'm bringing them to Secretary Burgum, and he's been fantastic.我的注意力是没有道理的 我带他们去见Burgum国务卿 他非常棒
463He's a businessman.他是一个商人。
464He's very supportive of Doge.他非常支持多吉.
465It's been wonderful to work with him.和他一起工作真是太棒了
466Is the battle between government of decades and decades of buildup and business, which数十年的建设和企业 之间的战争
467you guys are, is that like a train hitting each other?你们是,是像火车打对方?
468I mean, it seems like it's pretty disruptive.我的意思是,它似乎 相当破坏性。
469Well, this is a revolution, and I think it might be the biggest revolution in government嗯,这是一场革命, 我认为这可能是政府最大的革命
470since the original revolution.从最初的革命。
471But at the end of the day, America is going to be in much better shape.但到头来,美国的情况会好得多。
472America will be solvent.美国是溶剂。
473The critical programs that people depend upon will work, and it's going to be a fantastic人们所依赖的关键节目会起作用, 这将是一个奇妙的
474future.未来
475But are we going to get a lot of complaints along the way?但是我们一路会收到很多抱怨吗?
476Absolutely.当然
477One of the things I learned at PayPal was, you know who complains the loudest and with我在PayPal学到的一件事就是 你知道谁抱怨得最多
478the most amount of fake, righteous indignation?最假的,正义的愤慨?
479The fraudsters.欺诈者。
480It's a tell.告众曰.
481You understand.你明白吗?
482NGOs that are crazy, like the $2 billion to Stacey Abrams NGO that basically didn't疯狂的非政府组织,像20亿美元给 Stacey Abrams 的非政府组织 基本上没有
483exist and suddenly gets $2 billion awarded from the federal government.并且突然从联邦政府得到20亿美元
484She says, why?她说,为什么?
485And there are many such cases like that.也有很多这样的案例。
486I think that most people, common sense wise, would say the fraud's got to end.我认为,大多数人,常识明智, 会说欺诈必须结束。
487They're concerned about the 94-year-old mother who skips a check or somehow doesn't他们担心94岁的母亲 跳过支票或不知怎的
488get what she's supposed to get.得到她应该得到的。
489Right.对
490And what we're trying to say is actually that the 94-year-old grandmother is actually,我们想说的是 94岁的祖母其实是
491as a result of Joe Doge's work, going to get her check.因为Joe Doge的工作, 去得到她的支票。
492She's not going to be robbed by fraudsters like she's getting robbed today.她不会像今天被抢劫一样被诈骗者抢劫.
493And the solvency of the federal government will ensure that she continues to receive联邦政府的偿付能力将确保她继续得到
494those social security checks, that Medicare continues to work, without which we're all那些社会保障检查, 医疗保险继续工作, 没有它,我们都
495doomed.命中注定。
496The reason we're doing this is because if we don't do it, America is going to go insolvent.我们这样做的原因是,如果我们不这样做,美国就会破产.
497We're going to go bankrupt.我们要破产了
498And nobody's going to get anything.没有人会得到任何东西。
499Why are you guys all doing it?你们为什么都这样做?
500You can pipe up, but you don't have to be here, right?你可以吸管,但你不必在这里,对不对?
501You don't have to be doing this.你不必这样做。
502I have four, blessed with four beautiful children, my wife and I.我有四个,有四个美丽的孩子, 我的妻子和我。
503But we have a real fiscal crisis.但我们有真正的财政危机。
504And this is not sustainable.这是无法持续的。
505And what's worse, back to my children and everyone else's children, is we are burning更糟糕的是,回到我的孩子 和每个人的孩子,是我们正在燃烧
506them with that debt.带着那笔债
507And it's only going to grow.且只得增长.
508Steve, there's not a lot of hierarchy here.史蒂夫,这里没有什么等级。
509You guys are kind of all approaching it in different silos.你们在不同的筒仓里接近它
510But with the same kind of goal, right?但目标是一样的,对吧?
511I mean, this is really Silicon Valley private sector colliding with government.我的意思是,这是真正的硅谷 私营部门与政府碰撞。
512Yeah, exactly.没错
513And we're headed in a bad path.我们正走着一条坏路
514But the chance of success exists.但成功的机会是存在的。
515And just the one that is in my head right now, which is a fairly mundane one, but I只是一个在我脑海中 现在,这是一个相当普通的, 但我
516think is very illustrative, is credit cards.想想很能说明问题 信用卡
517There are, in the federal government, around 4.6 million credit cards for around 2.3 to在联邦政府中,大约有460万张信用卡,售价约2.3至3.
5182.4 million employees.240万职工.
519This doesn't make sense.这不合理。
520And so one of the things all the teams have worked on is we've worked with the agencies团队的工作之一 就是我们和各机构合作过
521and said, do you need all of these credit cards?然后说,你需要所有这些信用卡吗?
522Are they being used?他们被利用了吗?
523Can you tell us physically where they are?你能告诉我们他们在哪吗?
524I hope they're getting frequent flyers.我希望他们经常收到传单
525Actually, on a different note, the rewards program the federal government has is actually事实上,从另一个角度来说,联邦政府的奖励计划实际上是
526not very good.情况不太好
527That's a whole other—这是另一个...
528It's a negotiation.商议.
529Right, yeah, exactly.没错,没错
530But so far, the teams have worked together and they've reduced it from 4.6 million但到目前为止, 团队合作, 他们已经减少了 460万
531to 4.3 million.430万个。
532We're taking it easy.我们慢慢来
533Clearly, there should not be more credit cards than there are people.显然,不应该有比人更多的信用卡。
534Joe, middle-level employees, are they seeing a benefit to being empowered by taking out乔,中层员工,他们有没有看到通过外出获得权力的好处?
535bureaucracy?官僚主义?
536Absolutely.当然
537I think what you're seeing is taking the best of Silicon Valley in the business world我认为你看到的是 最好的硅谷 在商业世界
538and bringing it into the government.并把它带进政府。
539We're bringing the best practices and the best methodologies.我们正在引进最佳做法和最佳方法。
540And people are inspired, especially on the retirement process, which I can speak to.人们受到启发, 特别是在退休过程中, 我可以和他们交谈。
541They've been trying to modernize and get off of paper since the early 2000s, very从2000年代初开始 他们就一直试图实现现代化和脱纸
542unsuccessfully.失败。
543Every attempt has gone over budget and been canceled because it hasn't been successful.每一次尝试都超出预算,被取消,因为没有成功.
544And so I showed up and I feel like I'm here because it's an interesting problem.所以我出现了,我觉得我在这里, 因为它是一个有趣的问题。
545We can use design to solve it and good engineering and really create a better experience for我们可以使用设计 来解决它和良好的工程 并真正创造更好的经验
546everybody.每个人。
547We're talking about elementary financial controls that are necessary for any company我们说的是任何公司都需要的基本财务控制
548to function.函数。
549So, like, if a commercial company operated the way the federal government does, then it所以,就像,如果一个商业公司 运行的方式联邦政府,然后它
550would immediately go bankrupt.会立即破产
551It would be delisted.将除名。
552The officers would be arrested.警官会被逮捕的
553The changes we're putting in place will enable the federal government to pass an audit.我们正在做出的改变将使联邦政府能够通过审计.
554It will enable taxpayers to know where the money is going and know that their hard-earned这将使纳税人能够知道钱流向何处,知道他们来之不易
555tax dollars are being spent well.税收支出情况良好。
556The ways that the government is defrauded is that the computer systems don't talk to政府被欺骗的方式是 计算机系统不说话
557each other.彼此间.
558So if the computer systems don't talk to each other, then you can exploit that gap and所以,如果计算机系统不 互相交谈, 那么你可以利用这个差距,
559fraudsters exploit that gap to take advantage.欺诈者利用这一差距来利用。
560For example, there were over $300 million of small business administration loans that例如,有超过3亿美元的小企业管理贷款。
561has been given out to people under the age of 11.已经向11岁以下的人发放。
562Well, actually, to add to it, it's $300 million under the age of 11 and over $300 million实际上,加起来,11岁以下是3亿美元,超过3亿美元
563to over the age of 120.年满120岁。
564Small business loans, correct?小企业贷款 对吧?
565Yes.对
566The oldest American is 114.最古老的美国人是114岁.
567So it's safe to say if they're ages 115 or above, they're fake.所以可以安全地说,如果他们年龄在115岁或以上,他们是假的.
568Or they should be in the Guinness Book of World Records.或者它们应该出现在世界纪录的吉尼斯书中.
569We should not be giving out loans to babies.我们不应该向婴儿发放贷款。
570So the youngest recipient of a small business administration loan is a nine-month-old,所以小工商管理贷款最年轻的接受者 是9个月大的,
571which is a very, very cautious baby we're talking about here.这是一个非常非常谨慎的婴儿 我们在这里谈论。
572So obviously, it was just fraudulent.很明显,它只是欺诈。
573They do terrible things.他们做可怕的事情。
574They actually will see that a kid's been born.他们真的会看到孩子出生了
575They will steal that kid's social security number and then take out a loan and leave他们偷那小子的社保号码 然后借钱走人
576that kid with a bad credit rating.那个信誉不好的孩子
577There was literally a baby.有一个婴儿
578The terrible things are being done is what we're saying.可怕的事情正在发生 是我们所说的。
579We're stopping these terrible things.我们要阻止这些可怕的事情。
580And you can stop it?你能阻止吗?
581We are stopping it.我们正在阻止它。
582The reason this is happening is because the two systems are not talking to each other.之所以发生这种情况,是因为两个系统互不交谈。
583So you don't know at the small business administration that you're giving a loan所以,你不知道 在小企业管理部门 你提供贷款
584to a nine-month-old, which happened in one case, because you're not cross-referencing一个9个月大的, 在一个案件中发生的, 因为你没有交叉引用
585that with the social security administration data that has birth dates.有出生日期的社会保障管理部门的数据。
586So that very, very simple fix eliminates tremendous fraud.因此,非常,非常简单的固定消除了巨大的欺诈。
587There are multiple systems across the government where the systems are not speaking with one政府内部有多个系统 系统没有用一个说话
588another.另一个
589And if you just solve that simple problem, you would solve a huge amount of fraud.如果你解决了这个简单的问题, 你会解决大量的欺诈。
590One of the key tricks that the fraud says, Paul, is that they will use the fact that骗局的关键手法之一,保罗 是他们会利用这个事实
591someone is marked as live, just that that social security number is marked as live in有人被标记为活, 只是社会保障号码被标记为活
592social security, and then get disability and unemployment insurance for a dead person.社会保障,然后为死者提供残疾和失业保险。
593Because the databases don't talk to each other, all they got from social security is like,因为数据库不互相交谈, 他们从社会保障得到的只是,
594is this person alive?这个人还活着吗?
595Yes, they're not alive.是的,他们不是活着。
596The person is falsely marked as live in social security, but that fraudster can now get此人被错误地标记为在社会保障中生活,但欺诈者现在可以得到
597unemployment and disability from a dead person.失业和死亡导致的残疾。
598This is happening all the time at scale.这一切都在规模上发生。
599Are you surprised at some of the legal efforts and some of the judges that have weighed in?你对一些法律努力 和一些法官的影响力感到惊讶吗?
600There's about eight or 10 now of these cases that are at least temporary holds.现在这些案子有八十个是至少暂时搁置的.
601They're being challenged by the DOJ.他们正受到司法部的挑战
602Are you surprised by that pushback?你感到惊讶吗?
603Well, the D.C.华盛顿
604Circuit is notorious for having a very far left bias.电路是臭名昭著的 有着非常左倾的偏见。
605And when you look at the people close to some of these judges, where are they working?当你看着接近这些法官的人 他们在哪里工作?
606Are they working at these NGOs?他们是在这些非政府组织工作吗?
607Are they the ones getting this money?是他们拿到钱的吗?
608Does that seem like a system that lacks corruption?这似乎是一个缺乏腐败的制度吗?
609It sounds like corruption to me.这听起来像腐败对我来说。
610Last thing, do you guys all see this as a patriotic duty?最后,你们都把这看作是爱国义务吗?
611Is that really what this is about?这是真的吗?
612It's essential.这是必需的。
613I do, 100%.是的,100%。
614I was running five businesses in Houston, and I left great people to do this.我在休斯敦办了五家企业 我留下了好人来做这个
615And my wonderful wife said, go for it.我美丽的妻子说,去。
616And here I am.我在这里
617But I feel like this is me giving back to the country.但我觉得这是我把国家还给我
618If we don't do this, we're sunk.如果我们不这样做,我们就被击沉了。
619Unless this exercise is successful, the ship of America will sink.除非这次演习成功,否则美舰将沉没.
620That's why we're doing it.故为行.
621Well, gentlemen, I really appreciate the time today.好了,先生们,我真的很感激今天的时间。
622And hopefully it took some of the myth and mystery out of DOJ希望这把神话和谜团 都从司法部带走了
623and what's happening behind the scenes.以及幕后发生的一切
624Thank you.谢谢
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