纽约州总检察长大选电视辩论完整版 | 2026.10.9 |
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:20 | Good evening. | 边 |
| 0:21 | Welcome to a Spectrum News debate in the race for state attorney general. | 欢迎来到Spectrum新闻辩论 竞选州检察长。 |
| 0:25 | I'm | и琌 |
| 0:25 | Political Anchor Errol Lewis coming to you live from our New York One studios. | 政治人物埃罗尔·刘易斯从纽约一号工作室来找你 |
| 0:30 | 我是Spectrum News 政治学者苏珊·阿尔贝特 | |
| 0:32 | Tonight's broadcast can be seen | 今晚的广播可以看见 |
| 0:34 | across all of our stations from Staten Island up to Buffalo. | 从斯塔登岛到水牛城的所有车站 |
| 0:38 | We are also streaming live | 我们还在直播 |
| 0:40 | 在Spectrum News的应用 和我们的YouTube频道。 | |
| 0:43 | Election day is a little bit less than a month away and early voting kicks off in a little bit more than | 选举日离选举还有不到一个月 提前投票会比 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Good evening. | 边 |
| 2 | Welcome to a Spectrum News debate in the race for state attorney general. | 欢迎来到Spectrum新闻辩论 竞选州检察长。 |
| 3 | I'm | и琌 |
| 4 | Political Anchor Errol Lewis coming to you live from our New York One studios. | 政治人物埃罗尔·刘易斯从纽约一号工作室来找你 |
| 5 | 我是Spectrum News 政治学者苏珊·阿尔贝特 | |
| 6 | Tonight's broadcast can be seen | 今晚的广播可以看见 |
| 7 | across all of our stations from Staten Island up to Buffalo. | 从斯塔登岛到水牛城的所有车站 |
| 8 | We are also streaming live | 我们还在直播 |
| 9 | 在Spectrum News的应用 和我们的YouTube频道。 | |
| 10 | Election day is a little bit less than a month away and early voting kicks off in a little bit more than | 选举日离选举还有不到一个月 提前投票会比 |
| 11 | two weeks. | 两周。 |
| 12 | On October 24th, New Yorkers will be casting their ballots in key congressional and | 10月24日,纽约人将在国会和 |
| 13 | statewide races, including the race we're focused on tonight, state attorney general. | 包括今晚我们关注的比赛 州检察长 |
| 14 | The attorney | 律师 |
| 15 | general serves as New York's top lawyer, a high profile role with tremendous power. | 将军是纽约的顶尖律师 很有影响力的角色 |
| 16 | The job entails | 工作涉及 |
| 17 | defending state laws and the executive branch in court and bringing cases on behalf of New York | 捍卫州法律和行政权,代表纽约提起诉讼 |
| 18 | citizens. | 公民们。 |
| 19 | The office also has significant powers to investigate, especially when it comes to | 该办公室还拥有很大的调查权,特别是在涉及调查时。 |
| 20 | organized crime, fraud, civil rights and the environment. | 有组织犯罪、欺诈、公民权利和环境。 |
| 21 | Tonight's debate is hosted under the | 今晚的辩论是在 |
| 22 | auspices of the New York State Public Campaign Finance Board. | 纽约州公共运动财政委员会主办。 |
| 23 | This year marks the first elections | 今年是第一次选举 |
| 24 | where statewide candidates are required to participate in at least one debate as part of | 要求全州候选人至少参加一次辩论,作为 |
| 25 | their program certification in order to receive public matching funds. | 其方案认证,以便获得公共匹配资金。 |
| 26 | Over the next hour, you'll | 接下来的一小时,你会 |
| 27 | hear from both candidates. | 听取两位候选人的意见。 |
| 28 | Letitia James is the incumbent, a Democrat who has served in the job | Letitia James是现任, 一个民主党人,曾经在工作 |
| 29 | since 2019. | 从2019年开始. |
| 30 | Her Republican challenger is Saritha Kamaduretti, a first-time candidate for public | 她的共和党挑战者是萨里莎·卡马杜雷蒂 第一次公开竞选 |
| 31 | office who's a longtime federal prosecutor and also served as chief of staff in the Federal Drug | 长期担任联邦检察官的办公室 同时也是联邦缉毒局的参谋长 |
| 32 | Enforcement Administration. | 执法管理局。 |
| 33 | The rules you see on your screen have been agreed to by the candidates. | 你屏幕上看到的规则已经得到候选人的同意. |
| 34 | They will each have 60 seconds for an opening statement. | 他们各有60秒的开场白 |
| 35 | Answers to our questions will generally | 对我们问题的答复一般 |
| 36 | be limited to 60 seconds with 30 seconds to answer rebuttals or follow-ups at our discretion. | 仅限60秒30秒 以回答反驳 或后续 我们斟酌。 |
| 37 | And there will be a cross-examination round where the candidates get to ask one question to their | 将会有一个反诘问回合 候选人可以问他们一个问题 |
| 38 | opponent and a lightning round where their answers should be yes or no or very short. | 对手和闪电回合 他们的答案应该是是或否 或者非常短 |
| 39 | We begin now with one-minute opening statements. | 我们现在首先作一分钟的开幕发言。 |
| 40 | The order was determined by a random drawing | 顺序由随机绘制决定 |
| 41 | earlier today on live television. | 今天早些时候的电视直播 |
| 42 | We begin with you, Ms. James. | 我们从你开始,詹姆斯女士。 |
| 43 | Good evening. | 边 |
| 44 | Good | 不错 |
| 45 | evening, Errol. | 边〕霉焊 |
| 46 | My name is Letitia James and for the past seven years I've served as the | 我叫莱蒂蒂亚·詹姆斯 过去7年我一直担任 |
| 47 | Attorney General. | 总检察长 |
| 48 | I'm a daughter of Brooklyn and I come from humble beginnings. | 我是布鲁克林的女儿 我出身卑微 |
| 49 | My parents taught | 我爸妈教的 |
| 50 | me all about service, they taught me all about sacrifice, and I saw them each and every day | 他们教我如何牺牲 我每天都看到他们 |
| 51 | struggle to make ends meet. | 努力维持生计 |
| 52 | As the Attorney General, we have removed over 10,000 illegal | 作为总检察长,我们已经清除了1万多名违法者 |
| 53 | guns off of the streets of New York State. | 枪声从纽约州街上响起 |
| 54 | I've prosecuted members of gangs and I've also prosecuted | 我起诉过帮派成员 我也起诉过 |
| 55 | members who dealt drugs all over the streets of New York State. | 在纽约州街头贩毒的成员 |
| 56 | I've also filed the most extensive | 我还有最广泛的档案 |
| 57 | and comprehensive lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, resulting in $3.3 billion to | 对类阿片制造商提起的全面诉讼,结果达33亿美元至 |
| 58 | the state of New York. | 纽约州 |
| 59 | We also filed a lawsuit against Semeta, charging them with the harms | 我们还对Semeta提起了诉讼 指控他们伤害 |
| 60 | of children, and we also received $1.1 billion to address the harms to children. | 我们还收到11亿美元用于消除对儿童的伤害。 |
| 61 | And I've stood up for reproductive rights. | 我挺身而出争取生殖权利 |
| 62 | And lastly, each and every day I stand up to the Trump | 最后,我每天都站在特朗普那边 |
| 63 | administration, again, challenging their harms to New York State. | 行政当局再次挑战他们对纽约州的伤害。 |
| 64 | And I look forward to serving | 我期待着服务 |
| 65 | as the Attorney General, but most importantly as the People's Lawyer. | 作为总检察长,但最重要的是作为人民律师。 |
| 66 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 67 | Ms. Kamati Reddy. | 卡玛蒂·雷迪女士 |
| 68 | Good evening. | 边 |
| 69 | I'm Saritha. | 我是萨丽莎 |
| 70 | I'm a daughter of immigrants. | 我是一个移民的女儿。 |
| 71 | I was born in Brooklyn and I was a | 我出生在布鲁克林 我是一个 |
| 72 | federal prosecutor for more than a decade under President Obama, President Biden, and the current | 奥巴马总统、拜登总统和现任联邦检察官执政十多年 |
| 73 | administration. | 行政部门。 |
| 74 | I prosecuted terrorists and cartel leaders and was chief of staff of the DEA. | 我起诉恐怖分子和卡特尔头目 并担任缉毒局的参谋长 |
| 75 | I'm the | 我是那个 |
| 76 | of two sets of twins and I'm running for Attorney General because New York is not safe under | 两对双胞胎 我竞选总检察长 因为纽约不安全 |
| 77 | Letitia James. | 莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯. |
| 78 | Crime is up, homelessness is up, and we are the worst in the nation in prosecuting | 犯罪上升,无家可归上升, 我们是最糟糕的 国家起诉 |
| 79 | fraud. | 欺诈 |
| 80 | That's because, New Yorkers, you do not have an Attorney General right now. | 那是因为,纽约人 你们现在没有司法部长 |
| 81 | For the last | 最后一个 |
| 82 | eight years, you've had a political hack, sitting in the chair using our taxpayer money for her | 八年,你被政治入侵,坐在椅子上 用我们的纳税人的钱给她 |
| 83 | political purposes. | 政治目的。 |
| 84 | I've been to all 62 counties. | 遍历六十二县. |
| 85 | I've talked to the cops, the victims, the homeless, | 我跟警察、受害者、无家可归者谈过了 |
| 86 | the hardworking New Yorkers. | 努力工作的纽约人。 |
| 87 | They all tell me the same thing. | 他们都告诉我同样的事情。 |
| 88 | When the cameras are not there, | 当摄像机不在那里时 |
| 89 | neither is Tish James. | 蒂什・詹姆斯也不是 |
| 90 | She's obsessed with national politics. | 她沉迷于国家政治. |
| 91 | I'm focused on the safety of | 我专注于安全 |
| 92 | New Yorkers. | 纽约人。 |
| 93 | The right Attorney General can tackle crime, homelessness, and fraud. | 适当的总检察长可以处理犯罪、无家可归和欺诈问题。 |
| 94 | You just need a | 你只需要一个 |
| 95 | Attorney General. | 总检察长 |
| 96 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 97 | We are going to begin tonight with an investigation | 我们今晚要开始调查 |
| 98 | that has been in the headlines, not only here in New York, but nationally. | 不仅在纽约,而且在国内,这一直是头条新闻。 |
| 99 | The Attorney General's | 总检察长的 |
| 100 | office is playing a central role. | 办事处正在发挥中心作用。 |
| 101 | The alleged gang rape of a Cornell University student in 2024 has | 据称2024年康奈尔大学一名学生遭轮奸 |
| 102 | raised questions about how both Cornell and the local district attorney have handled the case. | 提出了康奈尔和当地地方检察官如何处理此案的问题。 |
| 103 | Last week, Ms. James, Governor Hochul named you special prosecutor in the case, but critics | 上周,詹姆斯女士,霍胡尔州长 为你指定了特别检察官 但批评者 |
| 104 | and some legal experts are questioning the move, noting that before your appointment during an | 一些法律专家质疑这一举动,指出在您被任命之前, |
| 105 | interview with Spectrum, you called the alleged victim a survivor. | 采访Spectrum, 你称据称受害者是幸存者。 |
| 106 | And you also said, quote, | 你还说 引用一下 |
| 107 | I stand with the victim. | 我站在受害者一边 |
| 108 | Considering these comments, can the accused students have confidence | 考虑到这些评论,被告学生是否有信心? |
| 109 | that you haven't prejudged the case? | 你没有预先判断这个案子? |
| 110 | And as a law enforcement official, how can you make those | 作为执法人员,你怎么能做到这些? |
| 111 | comments based only on allegations before conducting an investigation and seeing the | 仅根据指控作出的评论,然后才进行调查和查看 |
| 112 | evidence? | 证据? |
| 113 | Those comments demonstrate empathy. | 这些评论表明了同情心。 |
| 114 | And what we need now more than ever in our body | 而我们的身体现在比以往更需要的东西 |
| 115 | politics is more empathy. | 政治更让人同情。 |
| 116 | The governor of the great state of New York, Governor Kathy Hochul, | 纽约州州长 凯西·霍胡尔州长 |
| 117 | basically assigned me to analyze this case and to judge it and to do it without bias. | 基本上我被指派来分析这个案子, 判断它和做它没有偏见。 |
| 118 | And she's requesting an unbiased investigation and a thorough investigation. | 她要求进行公正的调查和彻底的调查。 |
| 119 | And we will do that | 我们会这么做的 |
| 120 | based on the facts and based on the evidence. | 基于事实和证据。 |
| 121 | Politics stops at the door in my office. | 政治停在我的办公室门口 |
| 122 | And it's | 这是 |
| 123 | really critically important that individuals understand that during these last seven years, | 个人必须明白 在过去7年里 |
| 124 | we have investigated a number of cases all throughout the state of New York. | 我们调查了整个纽约州的一些案件。 |
| 125 | And it has | 它已经 |
| 126 | resulted, obviously, in judgments to the tune of billions of dollars to residents of the state of | 很明显,在判决中, 大约数十亿美元 用于美国的居民 |
| 127 | New York. | 纽约。 |
| 128 | And we've also engaged in some limited prosecution because, for the most part, our office | 而且我们也参与过一些有限的起诉 因为,大部分,我们的办公室 |
| 129 | focused on civil matters and not criminal matters. | 重点是民事问题,而不是刑事问题。 |
| 130 | So I want to follow up. | 所以我想跟进 |
| 131 | The case has | 这个案子 |
| 132 | renewed the conversation around sexual assaults on college campuses, especially among college | 在大学校园,特别是在大学中,恢复了有关性侵犯的谈话 |
| 133 | students. | 学生。 |
| 134 | What has your office done so far to tackle sexual assault on college campuses? | 你们的办公室到目前为止在大学校园 处理性侵犯方面做了些什么? |
| 135 | So we've reached out to a number of colleges and universities to ensure that they have engaged in | 因此,我们联系了一些学院和大学,以确保它们参与 |
| 136 | compliance with Title IX. | 遵守第九编。 |
| 137 | It's important that they be more transparent and more accountable to their | 重要的是,他们要更加透明,对他们负责。 |
| 138 | students and to New York State at large. | 学生和整个纽约州。 |
| 139 | It's really critically important that when parents | 非常重要的是当父母 |
| 140 | send their children to college, that they are safe from any criminal activity and, in particular, | 让他们的孩子上大学,让他们免于任何犯罪活动,特别是, |
| 141 | sexual harassment. | 性骚扰。 |
| 142 | And in this particular case, I can assure New Yorkers that we will engage in a | 在这种情况下,我可以向纽约人保证,我们将参与 |
| 143 | thorough investigation, which will be based on the facts and the law and guided by the evidence. | 彻底调查,调查将基于事实和法律,并以证据为指导。 |
| 144 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 145 | Ms. Comettoretti, if you win this election, how would you approach sexual assaults | Comettoretti女士 如果你赢得了这次选举 你会如何对待性攻击 |
| 146 | on college campuses? | 在大学校园? |
| 147 | Sexual assault cases are some of the most serious cases that you can handle | 性攻击案件是您能处理的最严重案件之一 |
| 148 | as a prosecutor, and they require serious prosecutors. | 作为检察官 他们需要严肃的检察官 |
| 149 | I prosecuted sexual assault cases | 我起诉了性侵犯案件 |
| 150 | as a federal prosecutor. | 作为联邦检察官。 |
| 151 | In fact, I even put a man in prison for life because of a series of horrific | 事实上,我甚至把一个人关进监狱 因为一系列可怕的事情 |
| 152 | sexual assaults. | 性攻击。 |
| 153 | This requires professionalism. | 这需要专业精神。 |
| 154 | It requires someone who approaches the case with | 需要有人来接这个案子 |
| 155 | fairness, impartiality, and integrity. | 公平、公正和正直。 |
| 156 | Tish James没有这些东西。 | |
| 157 | She's never prosecuted | 她从未被起诉过 |
| 158 | a criminal case in her whole career. | 在她整个职业生涯的刑事案件。 |
| 159 | She's certainly never prosecuted a sexual assault case, | 她肯定从未起诉过性攻击案 |
| 160 | and she's already screwed this one up by prejudging it. | 而她已经搞砸了这个 通过预先判断。 |
| 161 | The New York Times, the New York | 纽约时报,纽约 |
| 162 | Magazine, the Boston Globe, they've all lost confidence in her ability to prosecute this case. | 杂志,波士顿环球报 他们都对她起诉此案的能力失去了信心 |
| 163 | And a member of her own office has written to all of his colleagues to say that what she does is | 她办公室的一位成员写信给他所有的同事说,她所做的就是 |
| 164 | nakedly political, and that's no surprise. | 赤裸裸的政治性,这不足为奇. |
| 165 | We all have seen that for the last eight years. | 过去八年,我们都看到了这一点。 |
| 166 | This case requires a real prosecutor. | 这个案子需要真正的检察官 |
| 167 | New York deserves a real prosecutor, and that's what I am. | 纽约应该有个真正的检察官 我就是这个样子的 |
| 168 | Ms. James, 30 seconds. | 詹姆士女士,30秒钟。 |
| 169 | Again, it's important that individuals understand that my opponent | 同样重要的是,个人必须明白 我的对手 |
| 170 | knows nothing about the Office of the Attorney General. | 对总检察长办公室一无所知 |
| 171 | She is a prosecutor, but the vast majority | 她是检察官,但绝大多数人 |
| 172 | of the cases that we focus on are civil in nature and not criminal. | 我们所关注的案件属于民事性质,而不是刑事性质。 |
| 173 | Most of our referrals are from | 我们大部分的转介来自 |
| 174 | the governor of the great state of New York. | 纽约州州长 |
| 175 | What New York needs is someone who gets results, and | 纽约需要有人 得到结果,和 |
| 176 | for the past seven years, I've gotten results for individuals in the state of New York. | 在过去的7年里,我在纽约州 获得了个人的成绩。 |
| 177 | Unfortunately, my opponent works for a firm that supports the Trump administration, | 不幸的是 我的对手为一家支持特朗普政府的公司工作 |
| 178 | has given an excessive amount of dollars to the Trump administration, and in addition to that, | 给特朗普政府过多的美元 除此之外, |
| 179 | has clerked for Brett Kavanaugh, who, unfortunately, voted against a choice for | 曾为布雷特·卡瓦诺担任书记,他不幸投票反对选择 |
| 180 | women in the state of New York and throughout this country. | 在纽约州和这个国家的妇女。 |
| 181 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 182 | Yes, I want to ask you a specific question that has to do with what Ms. James just | 是的,我想问你一个具体问题 与詹姆斯女士刚才的 |
| 183 | said. | 说 |
| 184 | President Donald Trump has commented on this case, saying whoever A.G. James investigates, | 唐纳德·特朗普总统对这个案子发表了评论,说无论A·G·詹姆斯调查谁, |
| 185 | quote, won't get a fair shake. | 引用,不会得到一个公平的摇摆。 |
| 186 | Trump has endorsed your campaign. | 特朗普支持你的竞选 |
| 187 | Do you agree with him? | 你同意他的意见吗? |
| 188 | My focus is New York, and I know how to handle cases. | 我的重点是纽约 我知道怎么处理案件 |
| 189 | When you take any case, you have to | 当你接任何案子,你必须 |
| 190 | follow the facts and the law and not have any bearing for politics, and that's how I approach | 遵守事实和法律 与政治没有任何关系 这就是我如何对待 |
| 191 | cases. | 案例。 |
| 192 | The reality here is that A.G. James has already prejudged the case. | 这里的现实是A. G. James已经预先判断了这个案子. |
| 193 | The reason that | 其原因为: |
| 194 | happened is because she's never prosecuted a case, and she doesn't actually know how to handle it, | 是因为她从未起诉过一个案子 而且她不知道怎么处理 |
| 195 | and that's what's missing in all of the Attorney General's office. | 而这是所有司法部长办公室所缺少的. |
| 196 | The fact that the Attorney | 检察官的事实 |
| 197 | General has deprioritized crime is a choice. | 将军把犯罪列为非优先事项是选择 |
| 198 | She's made that choice. | 她做出了选择。 |
| 199 | The reality is previous | 现实是以前的 |
| 200 | Attorneys General have prosecuted organized crime, have prosecuted financial crime, | 总检察长起诉有组织犯罪,起诉金融犯罪, |
| 201 | have prosecuted Medicaid fraud criminally, and they've done so to keep New York safe. | 他们起诉了医疗援助署的欺诈行为 他们这样做是为了保护纽约的安全 |
| 202 | That's previous Democrats and previous Republicans. | 这是前民主党和前共和党. |
| 203 | In fact, there's an entire criminal division | 事实上,有一个完整的刑事分局 |
| 204 | in the A.G.'s office. | 在A. G. 的办公室。 |
| 205 | There's an organized crime task force, a financials crimes unit, | 有一个有组织犯罪特别工作组, 一个金融犯罪股, |
| 206 | a hate crimes unit. | 一个仇恨犯罪单位。 |
| 207 | That naming is not a coincidence. | 这个命名不是巧合。 |
| 208 | It's because the Attorney General | 因为总检察长 |
| 209 | has the responsibility to prosecute crime. | 有责任起诉犯罪。 |
| 210 | And most of those bureaus have been created by | 而这些局大多是由 |
| 211 | because we take safety serious, and that is why we have removed fentanyl and drugs from the streets | 因为我们认真对待安全 所以我们才把芬太尼和毒品从街上移走 |
| 212 | of the state of New York. | 纽约州 |
| 213 | That's why we have removed over 10,000 illegal guns off of the | 所以我们才把一万多支非法枪支从 |
| 214 | streets of the state of New York. | 纽约州的街道 |
| 215 | That's why we have gone after individuals who are gang members | 所以我们才去抓黑帮成员 |
| 216 | and individuals who deal in drugs. | 以及从事毒品交易的个人。 |
| 217 | We take safety very seriously. | 我们非常重视安全 |
| 218 | You know, the day doesn't go by | 你知道,一天不过去 |
| 219 | when I'm not confronted by individuals who are concerned about safety. | 当我没有遇到关心安全的个人时 |
| 220 | I have hugged too many | 我抱过太多人了 |
| 221 | parents and grandmothers and fathers over open caskets as a result of gun violence. | 父母、祖母和父亲因枪支暴力而过棺材。 |
| 222 | No one takes | 没有人会接受 |
| 223 | gun violence and crime more seriously than Letitia James. | 枪支暴力和犯罪比莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯更严重. |
| 224 | Ms. James, I wanted to follow up on this | 詹姆士小姐,我想继续 |
| 225 | question of bias, which has been raised before. | 偏见问题,以前曾提出过。 |
| 226 | In July 2018, during the first Donald Trump | 2018年7月,在首届唐纳德·特朗普赛期间 |
| 227 | presidency, when you were a candidate for office, you said, quote, no one is above the law, including | 总统职位,当您是 候选人,你说,引用, 没有人高于法律,包括 |
| 228 | this illegitimate president. | 这个非法的总统 |
| 229 | And so I look forward to going into the office of Attorney General every | 因此我期待着进入总检察长办公室 |
| 230 | day, suing him, defending your rights, and then going home. | 起诉他 维护你的权利 然后回家 |
| 231 | On the day after winning election, | 在赢得选举的第二天, |
| 232 | you said, quote, we're going to definitely sue him. | 你说,引用, 我们一定会起诉他。 |
| 233 | We're going to be a real pain in the ass. | 将作大苦恼. |
| 234 | He's going to know my name personally. | 他会知道我的名字的 |
| 235 | Those statements and others like it gave ammunition | 这些声明和类似的其他声明都提供了弹药 |
| 236 | to supporters of Trump who say that you weaponized your office for political reasons. | 特朗普的支持者说你出于政治原因把办公室武器化了 |
| 237 | Do you stand by those kinds of statements? | 你支持那些言论吗? |
| 238 | And if you'd like to rephrase any of it, | 如果你想重述一下的话 |
| 239 | this would be an opportunity. | 这将是一个机会。 |
| 240 | So it's important that individuals understand that politics | 所以个人必须明白政治 |
| 241 | stops at the door of the office of the Attorney General. | 在检察长办公室门口停车。 |
| 242 | We respond to illegal and unconstitutional | 我们应对非法违宪 |
| 243 | executive orders that go after immigrants. | 追查移民的行政命令 |
| 244 | We go after, we respond to executive orders | 我们去追,我们回应行政命令 |
| 245 | that unfortunately limit SNAP and food stamps and Head Start. | 不幸的是,这限制了 SNAP 和粮票 和开始。 |
| 246 | We go after, we respond and defend | 我们追上,我们回应和防御 |
| 247 | the state of New York when they terminate grants for veterans and law enforcement. | 纽约州,当他们终止 给退伍军人和执法。 |
| 248 | We have to stand up for the state of New York. | 我们必须为纽约州挺身而出 |
| 249 | And each and every day, | 每一天, |
| 250 | I have to defend the state of New York against these illegal and unconstitutional executive orders | 我要为纽约州辩护 这些非法违宪的行政命令 |
| 251 | by an individual who was endorsed by my opponent. | 一个得到我对手认可的人 |
| 252 | New York should be foremost in the minds of the | 纽约应处于 |
| 253 | Attorney General. | 总检察长 |
| 254 | And as the Attorney General, I wake up each and every day with a fire in my belly | 作为司法部长,我每天醒来 肚子里着着火 |
| 255 | to defend the rights of all New Yorkers. | 捍卫所有纽约人的权利。 |
| 256 | And I will continue to do that as the people's lawyer, | 我将继续做人民律师 |
| 257 | as opposed to Trump's puppet. | 而不是特朗普的傀儡。 |
| 258 | A former prosecutor, as we just heard from your | 一个前检察官, 正如我们刚刚听到 从你的 |
| 259 | opponent, is alleging that you essentially ordered a phishing expedition for ways to | 对方声称你基本上 下令进行钓鱼探险 |
| 260 | bring legal actions against the president, even after a lengthy investigation did not turn up | 对总统提起法律诉讼,即使经过长时间的调查,也没有出现 |
| 261 | evidence. | 证据。 |
| 262 | What is your response? | 你有什么反应? |
| 263 | What is the latest in that? | 这里面有什么最新消息? |
| 264 | So the individual was terminated | 所以这个人被终止了 |
| 265 | for cause because he sent out an email to a number of his colleagues, agency-wide. | 因为他发了一封电子邮件给他的一些同事 整个机构 |
| 266 | It was unfortunately filled with a lot of profanity and a lot of the work that, and it | 很不幸,它充满了很多的亵渎 和很多的工作,它 |
| 267 | undermined the work that we were doing in the office of the Attorney General. | 破坏了我们在总检察长办公室的工作。 |
| 268 | I take my work | 我拿我的作品 |
| 269 | very seriously. | 说真的 |
| 270 | And unfortunately, this individual decided to violate the guidelines and the rules in | 不幸的是,这个人决定违反准则和规则 |
| 271 | the office of the Attorney General. | 司法部长办公室 |
| 272 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 273 | I did have a follow-up for you, Ms. Camatiretti. | 我确实对你有后续安排 卡马蒂雷蒂女士 |
| 274 | We've seen President Trump's order of prosecution of Ms. James for alleged mortgage fraud, | 特朗普总统下令起诉詹姆斯女士 涉嫌抵押贷款欺诈 |
| 275 | for what has been called unchecked weaponization of the justice system. | 对于所谓的司法系统不受限制的武器化。 |
| 276 | To the extent that this is a problem at the federal level and you argue at the state level, | 如果这在联邦一级是个问题 而你在州一级争论 |
| 277 | what would you do if elected to reverse a loss of public confidence in the justice system? | 如果当选来扭转公众对司法系统信心的丧失,你会怎么做? |
| 278 | Let me be very clear. | 让我说清楚 |
| 279 | Political prosecutions are wrong. | 政治起诉是错误的。 |
| 280 | As a federal prosecutor for 12 years, | 作为12年的联邦检察官, |
| 281 | I never prosecuted anyone because of their political beliefs or their political affiliations. | 我从未因为政治信仰或政治派别而起诉任何人。 |
| 282 | And I never will. | 我永远不会。 |
| 283 | As Attorney General, I don't answer to the president, to the governor, | 作为总检察长 我不对总统 州长负责 |
| 284 | or to the mayor of any city. | 或给任何城市的市长 |
| 285 | I answer to you, New Yorkers. | 我对你们负责,纽约人 |
| 286 | And I have a commitment to you | 我对你也有承诺 |
| 287 | that I will never base a case on politics. | 我绝不以政治为借口 |
| 288 | It will be based on the facts and the law. | 将依事实及法界. |
| 289 | Letitia James can't say that. | 莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯不能这么说 |
| 290 | Her entire career has been political. | 她的整个职业生涯都是政治性的. |
| 291 | And it's shocking to learn | 学起来也太令人震惊了 |
| 292 | now that that individual was terminated for cause. | 现在,他因故被终止职务。 |
| 293 | This is a whistleblower who was saying | 这是告密者说 |
| 294 | to her superiors and to his peers that what was happening in the Attorney General's office was | 她的上司和他的同僚们说 在司法部长办公室发生的事情 |
| 295 | wrong. | 错 |
| 296 | And he was fired and his personnel file was released publicly yesterday, an act of intimidation. | 他被解雇,他的人事档案昨天被公开公布,这是恐吓行为。 |
| 297 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 298 | We're going to move on. | 我们要继续前进。 |
| 299 | The latest statistics, candidates show violent crime | 最新统计显示 候选人是暴力犯罪 |
| 300 | throughout the state has reached historic lows. | 整个州都达到了历史最低点 |
| 301 | But a number of cases underscore the ongoing | 但是,一些案例突出表明,目前, |
| 302 | challenge for law enforcement, including rising hate crimes, a high level of felony assaults, | * 对执法工作的挑战,包括仇恨犯罪增加,重罪攻击率高, |
| 303 | some high profile violent crimes on the subway. | 地铁上一些高调的暴力犯罪 |
| 304 | What's your plan moving forward within the powers | 你的计划是什么 在权力范围内前进 |
| 305 | of the Attorney General? | 总检察长? |
| 306 | We'll start with you, Ms. James. | 我们从你开始,詹姆斯女士。 |
| 307 | So again, we have removed over 10,000 | 再说一遍,我们移走了一万多个 |
| 308 | illegal guns off of the streets of the state of New York, and we have broken up illegal | 非法枪支从纽约州街上冲走 我们已经破解了非法枪支 |
| 309 | gun rings, as well as individuals who have been members of gangs. | 以及曾经是帮派成员的个人。 |
| 310 | And we'll continue to do that | 我们继续做下去 |
| 311 | all throughout the state of New York. | 整个纽约州 |
| 312 | In addition to that, it's important that individuals understand | 除此之外,个人必须明白 |
| 313 | my opponent believes that we can go down to the subways of MTA and remove individuals who are | 我的对手认为我们可以去MTA的地铁 并清除那些 |
| 314 | struggling with mental illness. | 与精神疾病作斗争。 |
| 315 | She wants to turn back the clock of progress and institutionalize | 她想把进步的时钟 和制度化。 |
| 316 | individuals who are suffering from mental illness. | 患有精神病的个人。 |
| 317 | She fails to recognize that the | 她不承认 |
| 318 | state legislature passed a law called Kendra's Law, and the governor of the state of New York | 州立法机关通过了一部名为肯德拉法的法律 纽约州州长 |
| 319 | has only strengthened it. | 只是加强了它。 |
| 320 | She fails to recognize that the vast majority of individuals who are | 她没有认识到,绝大多数个人是: |
| 321 | struggling with mental illness are not violent. | 在精神疾病中挣扎不是暴力。 |
| 322 | She fails to recognize that what we need to do | 她没意识到我们需要做什么 |
| 323 | is provide resources to outpatient services and more psychiatric beds. | 为门诊服务和更多的精神病病床提供资源。 |
| 324 | And in the Office of the | 和办公室 |
| 325 | Attorney General, under my leadership, we have done just that. | 总检察长,在我的领导下,我们刚刚这样做。 |
| 326 | Okay, I wanted to give you a | 好吧,我想给你一个 |
| 327 | chance, Ms. Commie Toretty, to talk about your Office of Civil Confinement, which you've proposed | 来谈谈你提出的 民信办公室 |
| 328 | to have law enforcement and medical staff go out to deal with severely mentally ill individuals. | 要求执法人员和医务人员出门治疗严重精神病患者。 |
| 329 | As Attorney General, I will make the overriding priority of the office public safety. | 作为总检察长,我将把办公室的公共安全作为首要任务。 |
| 330 | Let me | 让我来 |
| 331 | start by responding. | 从响应开始。 |
| 332 | 10,000 guns over eight years is pathetic. | 八年一万支枪真可悲 |
| 333 | New Jersey sees 16,000 guns in one | 新泽西州有16,000支枪 |
| 334 | year. | 年数。 |
| 335 | We have way too many illegal guns floating around New York, and it's why one more kid was | 我们有很多非法枪 漂浮在纽约, 这就是为什么一个孩子 |
| 336 | shot today and killed. | 今天被枪杀了 |
| 337 | It's unacceptable. | 这是不可接受的。 |
| 338 | We need to take care of the repeat offenders in New York | 我们需要照顾在纽约的惯犯 |
| 339 | and make sure we prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, change the broken bail laws | 并且确保我们尽最大可能起诉他们, 改变被破坏的保释法 |
| 340 | that Letitia James championed, and keep dangerous people inside. | 莱蒂蒂娅·詹姆斯支持 并且把危险人物关在里面 |
| 341 | When it comes to the severely | 当涉及到严重的 |
| 342 | mentally ill, I will launch an Office of Civil Commitment to make sure that people who are | 精神病患者,我将启动一个民事承诺办公室,以确保那些患有精神病的人 |
| 343 | danger to themselves and others, like those who are pushing innocent New Yorkers onto the train | 像那些把无辜的纽约人 推上火车的人一样 |
| 344 | tracks, are brought inside. | 铁轨,带进里面。 |
| 345 | I've spoken to the author of Kendra's Law, and you know what? | 我跟肯德拉律法的作者谈过了 你知道吗? |
| 346 | He | |
| 347 | loves the idea because he likes the law that passed but acknowledges that no one has actually | 喜欢这个想法 因为他喜欢通过的法律 但承认没有人真的 |
| 348 | enforced it. | 执行它。 |
| 349 | We don't have a lack of authority. | 我们没有缺乏权威。 |
| 350 | We don't have a lack of resources. | 我们没有缺乏资源。 |
| 351 | We lack an | 我们缺少一个 |
| 352 | who's willing to enforce the law, I will. | 谁愿意执法,我会的。 |
| 353 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 354 | Ms. James, what more can you do as the state's | 詹姆士女士,你还能做什么? |
| 355 | chief law enforcement officer when it comes to the very small number of people who are both | 当涉及极少数同时是 |
| 356 | severely mentally ill and violent? | 严重精神病和暴力? |
| 357 | Because clearly this is an issue that has repeatedly affected | 因为这显然是一个一再影响到 |
| 358 | New Yorkers. | 纽约人。 |
| 359 | For example, where would you place the office's resources? | 例如,你会把办公室的资源放在哪里? |
| 360 | Do you focus on the crime | 你专注于犯罪 |
| 361 | itself or the underlying causes? | 还是根本原因? |
| 362 | We look at it holistically. | 我们从整体上看待它。 |
| 363 | And in addition to that, we have | 除此之外,我们还有 |
| 364 | focused on investigations into hospitals that have not converted beds back from COVID back to | 重点调查没有将病床从COVID恢复到 |
| 365 | psychiatric beds. | 精神科病床。 |
| 366 | We've also investigated emblem health, which unfortunately did not allow its | 我们还调查过标志性健康 不幸的是它不允许 |
| 367 | members to have access to mental health services. | 获得心理健康服务的成员。 |
| 368 | Again, in our meta case, some of those funds will | 同样,就我们元而言,其中一些资金将 |
| 369 | go towards pediatric beds. | 转到儿科病床。 |
| 370 | In our opioids case, the $3.3 billion, some of those monies will go | 在我们的阿片案中,33亿美元, 其中一些钱会走 |
| 371 | psychiatric beds as well. | 精神病床也一样。 |
| 372 | In addition to that, we work very closely with the district attorneys | 除此之外,我们与地区律师密切合作 |
| 373 | all throughout the state of New York and law enforcement, again, trying to address this issue. | 整个纽约州和整个执法部门都试图解决这一问题。 |
| 374 | It's important that individuals understand that my opponent does not understand the law. | 重要的是个人要明白我的对手不懂法律. |
| 375 | The law currently states that if an individual is a threat to himself and to others, | 目前法律规定,如果一个人对他本人和他人构成威胁, |
| 376 | he can be removed. | 他可以被带走。 |
| 377 | And so we are seeking to, again, join with law enforcement officers | 所以,我们正试图,再次, 加入执法官员 |
| 378 | and others to ensure that there are services available to those who are struggling with | 以及其他机构,以确保向那些在贫困中挣扎的人提供服务。 |
| 379 | mental illness. | 精神疾病。 |
| 380 | And again, let me reiterate, reiterate that the vast majority of individuals | 让我再次重申,绝大多数人 |
| 381 | who suffer from mental illness are not dangerous. | 患有精神疾病的人并不危险。 |
| 382 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 383 | Actually, if I can rebut because I was | 事实上,如果我能反驳 因为我是 |
| 384 | mentioned. | 提及。 |
| 385 | 30 seconds, yep. | 30秒,没错。 |
| 386 | Actually, the law was just expanded. | 事实上,法律刚刚得到扩展。 |
| 387 | It's if it's a danger to yourself | 如果是对自己有危险的话 |
| 388 | or others or cannot take care of your basic needs, you can be removed. | 或者其他人,或者不能照顾你的基本需要,你可以被清除。 |
| 389 | And that was expanded with | 这被扩展了 |
| 390 | bipartisan support. | 两党支持。 |
| 391 | New Yorkers of all political backgrounds want us to take care of the severely | 所有政治背景的纽约人 都希望我们好好照顾 |
| 392 | mentally ill. Leticia James's actions against hospitals, independent experts have actually | 精神病患者。 Leticia James对医院的行动,独立专家实际上 |
| 393 | written that that's counterproductive. | 写到那会适得其反 |
| 394 | It's going to reduce the amount of psychiatric care | 这将减少精神治疗的数量 |
| 395 | available and increase the cost. | 增加成本。 |
| 396 | What we need to do is use the $3 billion in opiate settlement money | 我们需要做的是使用30亿美元 阿片剂结算资金 |
| 397 | to build residential treatment centers. | 建造住宅治疗中心。 |
| 398 | Tish James让那笔钱白费了 | |
| 399 | things like lawn mowers and snowblowers. | 比如割草机和吹雪机 |
| 400 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 401 | She hasn't done a thing. | 她什么都没做 |
| 402 | Can I just say that | 我可以这么说吗? |
| 403 | so many experts have reached out to me in regards to my opponent's plan and said that we would go | 这么多专家联系了我 关于我的对手的计划, 并说我们将去 |
| 404 | we would institutionalize individuals who are struggling with mental illness. | 我们会把那些精神疾病患者制度化 |
| 405 | They have | 他们有 |
| 406 | criticized her plan and have indicated that important and that they support the plan put | 批评她的计划,并指出这一点很重要,他们支持所提出的计划。 |
| 407 | forward by the governor of the state of New York, joined by Leticia James as the attorney general. | 由纽约州州长 莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯担任总检察长 |
| 408 | More more compassion and more compassion towards individuals who are struggling with mental illness. | 对精神疾病患者给予更多的同情和同情。 |
| 409 | That's what we will do and we will continue to do that. | 这就是我们将做的,我们将继续这样做。 |
| 410 | They have no thank you. | 他们不感谢你。 |
| 411 | They're leaving | 他们要走了 |
| 412 | people on the streets. | 人们在街上。 |
| 413 | We're actually going to move on. | 我们实际上要继续前进。 |
| 414 | That's what they've been doing for years. | 其数年所为. |
| 415 | We're going to move on. | 我们要继续前进。 |
| 416 | Candidates, I want to talk about bail reform. | 候选人 我想谈谈保释改革 |
| 417 | After several rounds | 经过几轮 |
| 418 | of legislative changes, New York has arrived at a bail system in which suspects in many low level | 纽约已经形成了一个保释制度,许多级别低的犯罪嫌疑人 |
| 419 | misdemeanor cases are no longer held on bail while waiting for their day in court. | 轻罪案件在等待法庭审判时不再被保释。 |
| 420 | Supporters of the | 支持者 |
| 421 | changes say it has brought fairness to a system that once favored the wealthy and powerful. | 变化说它给一个曾经有利于富人和强者的制度带来了公平。 |
| 422 | Others point to cases in which a person out on bail commits additional crimes. | 另一些人指出,被保释者还犯有其他罪行。 |
| 423 | So for each of you, | 所以你们每个人 |
| 424 | in your opinion, is bail reform working? | 你认为保释改革有用吗? |
| 425 | And if not, what changes need to be made? | 如果没有,需要作哪些改变? |
| 426 | And we'll start | 我们开始 |
| 427 | with you, Ms. Carmita Reddy. | 与你,卡米塔·雷迪女士。 |
| 428 | The bail laws are broken and Leticia James broke them. | 保释法被打破,莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯也打破了. |
| 429 | She was the | 她就是那个 |
| 430 | largest champion for having this catch and release system. | 拥有这个捕捉和释放系统的最大冠军. |
| 431 | That's what we've got. | 这就是我们有的。 |
| 432 | And in 2020 and | 而在2020年和2009年 |
| 433 | 2022, when crime spiked, she told people, don't overreact. | 2022年,当犯罪激增, 她告诉人们,不要反应过度。 |
| 434 | Well, that's a problem because innocent | 那是个问题 因为无辜的 |
| 435 | people are getting hurt over and over and over again. | 人们不断受到伤害 |
| 436 | We need, we just saw this week, an NYPD | 我们需要,我们刚刚看到这个星期, 一个纽约警察 |
| 437 | officer stabbed 10 times in the chest by two individuals who were repeatedly arrested with | 两名警官用刀刺伤胸部10次,两人被多次逮捕。 |
| 438 | weapons and burglary tools, but released under our broken bail laws. | 武器和入室盗窃工具, 但根据我们的破保释法释放。 |
| 439 | There's a very clear way | 有一个非常清楚的方法 |
| 440 | forward. | 前进。 |
| 441 | The way forward is to allow judges in New York to have discretion in every case and | 前进的道路是让纽约的法官在每一个案件中都有酌处权。 |
| 442 | consider the dangerousness of an individual before allowing them to go back into the community. | 在允许个人重返社区之前考虑个人的危险。 |
| 443 | New York is the only state that does not allow that. | 纽约是唯一不允许这样做的州。 |
| 444 | It doesn't make sense. | 岂不通乎. |
| 445 | This is a way forward | 这是一条前进的道路 |
| 446 | that doesn't involve repealing the entire bail law. | 这并不涉及废除整个保释法。 |
| 447 | It just, it's just about having a common sense | 只是,这只是一个常识 |
| 448 | solution. | 解决方案。 |
| 449 | It has bipartisan support and I will lead the way to work with the legislature to fix | 它有两党的支持,我将带领道路 与立法机关合作解决 |
| 450 | those broken bail laws. | 那些违反保释法。 |
| 451 | Ms. James. | 詹姆士小姐 詹姆士小姐 詹姆士小姐 |
| 452 | My opponent, unfortunately, is supported by the president of | 不幸的是 我的对手得到了总统的支持 |
| 453 | these United States, which has cut funding to New York state to address the mental health crisis. | 美国削减了对纽约州解决心理健康危机的资金。 |
| 454 | Has my opponent said anything? | 我的对手说了什么吗? |
| 455 | No. | 没有 |
| 456 | Has my opponent said anything on the fact that the president of | 我的对手有没有说过 总统 |
| 457 | the United States issued an executive order cutting grants to New York state to provide | 美国发布行政命令,削减对纽约州的赠款,以提供 |
| 458 | supportive housing? | 支持性住房? |
| 459 | Has my opponent said anything? | 我的对手说了什么吗? |
| 460 | No. | 没有 |
| 461 | Has my opponent said anything about the fact | 我的对手有没有说过这件事 |
| 462 | that she works for a firm which defends the gun lobby? | 她为一家保卫枪支大厅的公司工作? |
| 463 | Has she said anything about that? | 她有说过吗? |
| 464 | No. | 没有 |
| 465 | Has she left the firm? | 她离开律所了吗? |
| 466 | No. | 没有 |
| 467 | Has my opponent said anything with regards to the fact that the | 我的对手有没有说过... |
| 468 | president of the United States has cut funding for veterans who are struggling right now on our | 美国总统削减了对老兵的资助 这些人正在挣扎中 |
| 469 | streets? | 街道? |
| 470 | Has she said anything about that? | 她有说过吗? |
| 471 | No. | 没有 |
| 472 | My opponent, unfortunately, all she does is what, | 我的对手,不幸的是, 她所做的只是什么, |
| 473 | all she wants to do is prosecute individuals and institutionalize. | 她只想起诉个人和制度化 |
| 474 | No compassion, no understanding | 没有同情心,没有理解 |
| 475 | of the issue and, unfortunately, no experience in working with the legislature. | 遗憾的是,没有与立法机构合作的经验。 |
| 476 | I will work with the | 我会与 |
| 477 | legislature. | 立法权。 |
| 478 | I will work with the district attorneys and, unfortunately, I will also | 我会和地区律师一起工作 不幸的是,我也会 |
| 479 | recognize that, in fact, crime is at its all-time low. | 承认事实上犯罪处于历史最低水平。 |
| 480 | Thank you, Kennedy. | 谢谢你,肯尼迪。 |
| 481 | Just to be clear, | 说清楚 |
| 482 | she won't change the bail laws. | 她不会改变保释法的 |
| 483 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 484 | So we're going to turn to another issue. | 因此,我们将转向另一个问题。 |
| 485 | It's | 这是 |
| 486 | an important topic. | 一个重要的话题。 |
| 487 | It's immigration. | 这是移民。 |
| 488 | And as we hold this debate, there is a developing | 当我们举行这次辩论时, |
| 489 | investigation around a shooting in New York City that Mayor Mamdani says involved an ICE agent. | Mamdani市长说 涉及一个ICE探员的枪击案 |
| 490 | The NYPD has said it is not involved. | 纽约警局说这无关紧要 |
| 491 | And we're mentioning the situation because there has been | 我们提到这种情况是因为 |
| 492 | a debate in New York State over whether ICE and local law enforcement should collaborate. | 在纽约州就ICE和当地执法部门是否应当合作展开辩论。 |
| 493 | 我们先问CITONORETI女士 | |
| 494 | You have said that you would defend | 你说过你会辩护 |
| 495 | the state's law banning cooperative partnerships between ICE and local law enforcement agencies. | - 国家法律禁止ICE与当地执法机构之间的合作伙伴关系。 |
| 496 | They're known as 287-G agreements, though you don't support it. | 他们被称为287 -G协议, 虽然你不支持它。 |
| 497 | You've said you defend it, | 你说你为它辩护 |
| 498 | but you don't support it. | 但你不支持这个 |
| 499 | How vigorously will you defend the law if you don't actually believe in | 如果你不真正相信法律,你将如何有力地捍卫法律 |
| 500 | it? | 是吗? |
| 501 | And this isn't just a hypothetical. | 这不仅仅是假设 |
| 502 | Rensselaer County and 15 other New York | 伦塞尔县和其他15个纽约州 |
| 503 | sheriffs' offices have filed a federal lawsuit against the state, arguing that New York lacks | 警长办公室对州立法院提起了联邦诉讼 认为纽约缺乏 |
| 504 | constitutional authority to cancel these agreements. | 宪法授权取消这些协议。 |
| 505 | So do you agree with the counties | 你和郡里的人一样 |
| 506 | or do you agree with the state? | 还是你同意国家的意见? |
| 507 | First of all, it troubles me to hear about this developing | 首先,我很难听到这个发展 |
| 508 | situation. | 情况 |
| 509 | I'm learning about it. | 渐渐学道. |
| 510 | I'm not going to prejudge it like my opponent will have to see | 我不会预先判断我的对手 |
| 511 | what the facts show. | 事实所显示的 |
| 512 | And we'll go take it from there. | 我们从那里开始 |
| 513 | When it comes to the law, the attorney | 关于法律,律师 |
| 514 | general's job is to uphold and defend the New York Constitution and the New York laws and the | 将军的工作是维护和维护纽约宪法和纽约法律 |
| 515 | United States Constitution and the United States laws to the extent that those are all consistent | 美国《宪法》和美国法律只要一致 |
| 516 | with each other. | 与彼诸人. |
| 517 | So the bottom line is you don't play politics with the law. | 所以,底线是你不玩政治 与法律。 |
| 518 | You don't pick and | 你不选 |
| 519 | choose which ones you like and only defend the ones that you like. | 选择你喜欢的 并且只保护你喜欢的 |
| 520 | You defend the law. | 汝为护法. |
| 521 | That's | 这是 |
| 522 | the job. | 这份工作 |
| 523 | I know the job. | 我知道这份工作 |
| 524 | You also have to serve as a law enforcement leader. | 亦得作护法头目. |
| 525 | And I can tell you, | 我可以告诉你, |
| 526 | as a federal prosecutor, when I began under President Obama, we had a very orderly system | 作为联邦检察官,当我开始 在奥巴马总统领导下, 我们有一个非常有序的制度 |
| 527 | that didn't result in shootings like the ones that we're seeing this year. | 这并没有导致射击 像我们今年看到的。 |
| 528 | We had a system | 我们有一个系统 |
| 529 | wherein a violent criminal was in state custody and being released. | 其中一名暴力罪犯被国家拘留并被释放。 |
| 530 | They were handed over to | 他们被交给了 |
| 531 | federal authorities at the jailhouse door. | 联邦当局在监狱门口。 |
| 532 | That was a system that honored due process, honored | 这是一种尊重正当程序,尊重 |
| 533 | everyone's rights and prevented federal authorities from going into communities because they didn't | 每个人的权利 阻止联邦当局进入社区 因为他们没有 |
| 534 | need to rifle their communities and find the needle in the haystack. | 需要步枪 并找到针 在大海斯塔克。 |
| 535 | They got the individual | 他们抓了个人 |
| 536 | at the jailhouse door. | 在监狱门口 |
| 537 | We appreciate it. | 我们对此表示赞赏。 |
| 538 | I want to ask Ms. James the flip side. | 我想问詹姆士女士的反面。 |
| 539 | According to | 根据 |
| 540 | NASA County Police Department, 287G agreements with ICE have been successful, saying that they | NASA郡警察局 与ICE的287G协议成功 说他们 |
| 541 | were integral in helping take down a gang after three days of shootings on Long Island last year. | 去年在长岛发生了三天的枪击事件 帮助击败了一伙人 |
| 542 | 办事处还声称,这些协定有助于逮捕Rony Yahir Alvarenga Rivera, | |
| 543 | who was an undocumented immigrant from El Salvador, who has been charged with murdering | 萨尔瓦多的无证移民,被控谋杀 |
| 544 | two women. | 两个女人。 |
| 545 | What is your response to those two cases and what specific penalties is the AG's | 你对这两起案件有什么反应? 具体处罚是什么? |
| 546 | prepared to pursue against counties that don't comply with the ban? | 准备追捕不遵守禁令的县? |
| 547 | Let me just say that you | 让我说,你 |
| 548 | cite those two cases, but the vast majority of individuals who unfortunately are apprehended by | 引用这两个案件,但绝大多数个人不幸被 |
| 549 | ICE have not engaged in any criminal activity. | ICE没有从事任何犯罪活动。 |
| 550 | They are not the worst of the worst. | 他们不是最坏的。 |
| 551 | And my | 还有我的 |
| 552 | opponent worked for President Obama and for President Biden when we had a reasonable system. | 对手为奥巴马总统和拜登总统工作 当我们有一个合理的制度。 |
| 553 | But unfortunately, President Trump, who endorses her and issued a social post in support of her, | 但不幸的是,特朗普总统认可了她,并发布了支持她的社交职位, |
| 554 | 支持这种现行制度,即Rene Good、Alex Preeti和Hernandez先生等个人 | |
| 555 | in California were all shot dead by ICE. | 加州被ICE枪杀了 |
| 556 | What we need to do is reform ICE. | 我们需要做的是改革ICE。 |
| 557 | What we need to do is | 我们需要做的是 |
| 558 | be more compassionate. | 更慈悲一点 |
| 559 | What we need to do is recognize the dignity of immigrants. | 我们需要做的是承认移民的尊严。 |
| 560 | What | 什麽? |
| 561 | we need to do is remember our parents who were once immigrants and recognize that we have a | 我们需要做的是记住我们曾经是移民的父母 并且认识到我们有一个 |
| 562 | responsibility and a duty and that immigration contributes to our economy and to our state. | 责任和义务,以及移民对我们的经济和国家的贡献。 |
| 563 | As long as the Statue of Liberty stands in our harbor, I will stand up and defend the | 只要自由女神像站在我们的港口 我就站起来捍卫 |
| 564 | rights of immigrants. | 移民的权利。 |
| 565 | And what happened in the Bronx is horrific. | 在布朗克斯发生的事情是可怕的。 |
| 566 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 567 | Don't let your | 不要让你 |
| 568 | beef about my parents. | 对我父母的不满 |
| 569 | My family is an immigrant family. | 我的家人是一个移民家庭。 |
| 570 | 30 seconds. | 30秒钟。 |
| 571 | I know firsthand how distressing | 我第一手知道有多难受 |
| 572 | it can be to be stopped because of the color of your skin. | 由于皮肤的颜色,它可以被停止. |
| 573 | I know the risks that immigrants take | 我知道移民的风险 |
| 574 | to come here, leaving everything behind with the hope that they can build a better life for | 希望他们能为我们创造更美好的生活 |
| 575 | themselves and their families. | 以及他们的家人 |
| 576 | There are so many immigrants who support me in this campaign | 有这么多移民支持我参加这场运动 |
| 577 | because immigrant families want the same thing as every other family. | 因为移民家庭想要的 和其他家庭一样 |
| 578 | They want safe communities. | 他们想要安全的社区。 |
| 579 | We fled lawlessness. | 我们逃离了无政府状态。 |
| 580 | I sat with an immigrant kid who fled war as a refugee. | 我和一个移民小孩坐在一起,他作为难民逃离战争。 |
| 581 | He's here and he's | 他来了,他来了 |
| 582 | walking in a Brooklyn park and lost his eye permanently because of crime that Letitia James | 在布鲁克林公园散步,因为莱蒂蒂亚·詹姆斯的罪行而永远失去了眼睛 |
| 583 | fails to stop. | 没有停止。 |
| 584 | Well, then you should say something to the President of the United States | 那你应该对美国总统说点什么 |
| 585 | because what he's doing is separating families, putting children in cages. | 因为他做的是分离家庭 把孩子关进笼子里 |
| 586 | What he's doing is | 他现在做的是 |
| 587 | dehumanizing individuals who deserve to be seen. | 贬低人性 值得被看见 |
| 588 | And each and every day in the office of the | 每天在办公室里 |
| 589 | attorney general, we represent the interest of immigrants because we recognize that currently | 总检察长,我们代表移民的利益,因为我们承认目前 |
| 590 | right now under this president and under your leadership and because you have his support, | 现在在这个总统的领导下 在你的领导下 因为你得到了他的支持 |
| 591 | it is hurting New York State and it's hurting our country. | 它伤害了纽约州 也伤害了我们的国家 |
| 592 | And it just represents more chaos, | 它只是代表着更多的混乱, |
| 593 | confusion and corruption. | 混乱和腐败。 |
| 594 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 595 | We're going to turn now to Medicaid, | 我们现在要转向医疗补助 |
| 596 | which is another big issue. | 这是另一个大问题。 |
| 597 | And Medicaid in New York is not only health care for people who cannot | 纽约的医疗补助 不仅仅是那些不能 |
| 598 | afford it otherwise. | 否则就付不起了 |
| 599 | It also pays for nursing homes. | 它还支付养老院的费用。 |
| 600 | It pays for home health care and much more. | 它支付家庭保健费用以及更多的费用。 |
| 601 | As attorney general Letitia James, you are in charge of the state's Medicaid fraud control unit, | 作为Letitia James的检察长 你负责州立医疗补助欺诈控制股 |
| 602 | which is meant to protect taxpayers from waste, fraud and abuse. | 目的是保护纳税人免遭浪费、欺诈和虐待。 |
| 603 | Although New York has the second | 虽然纽约有第二个 |
| 604 | largest Medicaid program in the United States, one which accounts for a third of the state's | 美国最大的医疗救助计划,占全州三分之一 |
| 605 | budget, the Trump administration recently found that your office has been prosecuting | 川普政府最近发现 你的办公室一直在起诉 |
| 606 | fewer fraud cases than any other large state. | 欺诈案件比任何其他大州都少。 |
| 607 | One analysis even showed New York ranked dead last. | 一项分析甚至显示,纽约排名最后。 |
| 608 | How do you explain that? | 你怎么解释? |
| 609 | So this is weaponization of the President of the HHS as well as the | 因此,这是HHS主席的武器化以及 |
| 610 | United States. | 美国。 |
| 611 | Just last year, they ranked New York State as one of the highest performing | 就在去年,他们把纽约州 列为最高表演之一 |
| 612 | Medicaid fraud units. | 医疗补助欺诈单位。 |
| 613 | The reality is, is I spoke to a number of individuals who have family members | 事实是,我和一些有家庭成员的人谈过 |
| 614 | in nursing homes. | 在养老院。 |
| 615 | Their loved ones were suffering from sepsis and gangrene and bed sores. | 他们的亲人患有败血症、坏疽和床痛。 |
| 616 | And what | 还有什么 |
| 617 | we decided to do is not just criminalize and prosecute the nurses and the nursing aides. | 我们决定这样做 不仅仅是定罪 起诉护士和护理助理。 |
| 618 | We wanted to look at the operations of nursing homes, and that's exactly what we did. | 我们想看看疗养院的经营情况, 这正是我们所做的。 |
| 619 | And as a result of that, we got major reform in nursing homes. | 因此,我们在养老院进行了重大改革。 |
| 620 | We brought a lot of significant | 我们带来了很多重要的东西 |
| 621 | changes to nursing homes. | 养老院的变更。 |
| 622 | In addition to that, we worked with the legislature to pass two bills. | 除此之外,我们还与立法机关合作通过了两项法案. |
| 623 | One, that profits would be reinvested back into nursing homes, and two, that they would increase | 第一,利润将重新投资回养老院 第二,利润将增加 |
| 624 | staffing levels so that individuals would not have to lie in their waste. | 人员配置水平,使个人不必在浪费中埋伏。 |
| 625 | It is, it reformed | 这是,它改革了 |
| 626 | entire system, and I'm very proud of the fact that we did in addressing the nursing home crisis | 整个系统, 我非常自豪, 我们做了一个事实, |
| 627 | in the state of New York. | 在纽约州 |
| 628 | Looking forward, Ms. Comitoretti, which players in the Medicaid space | 展望未来,在医疗援助方案空间的参与者Comporeti女士 |
| 629 | would you look to investigate? | 你想调查一下吗? |
| 630 | What resources would you invest in combating Medicaid fraud, | 你会投入什么资源 来打击医疗补助的欺诈行为 |
| 631 | and how much money do you expect to recoup? | 想要多少钱? |
| 632 | New York spends $126 billion on Medicaid every year. | 纽约每年花费1,260亿美元用于医疗补助. |
| 633 | That's more per resident than any other state in the country, twice per resident than New Jersey. | 这比全国任何其他州的居民都要多,比新泽西州的居民要多一倍. |
| 634 | That doesn't make any sense. | 这根本说不通 |
| 635 | We're both blue states with similar demographics and similar | 我们都是蓝色的州 人口结构相似 |
| 636 | policies. | 政策。 |
| 637 | There's about $40 billion of unexplained spending. | 约400亿元不明支出. |
| 638 | Letitia James has failed to investigate. | 莱蒂蒂亚·詹姆斯没有进行调查. |
| 639 | The reality is we used to have one of the best Medicaid fraud units in the country. | 现实是,我们曾经有一个最好的 医疗补助欺诈单位 在这个国家。 |
| 640 | Under previous Democratic Attorney Generals Cuomo, Schneiderman, we recovered about $250 million a | 在之前的民主总检察长库莫,施耐德曼的领导下,我们追回了大约2.5亿美元 |
| 641 | year. | 年数。 |
| 642 | Letitia James came in and it took a nosedive to $19 million. | 莱蒂蒂亚·詹姆斯进来了 花了1900万美元 |
| 643 | Under previous Democratic | 上一个民主 |
| 644 | Attorney Generals, we got about 100 criminal convictions a year. | 总检察长,我们每年有大约100个罪犯 |
| 645 | Under Letitia James, | 在莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯的领导下 |
| 646 | we came to an all-time low of eight. | 我们达到历史最低点八。 |
| 647 | She gets 2,000 patient abuse complaints a year and gets maybe | 她每年会收到两千个病人的虐待投诉 也许 |
| 648 | one or two convictions. | 一两个定罪。 |
| 649 | That means someone's punching an elderly patient in the nursing home | 也就是说有人在疗养院打一个老人 |
| 650 | and no one's doing anything. | 而且没有人在做任何事情。 |
| 651 | It's lost money, it's pain for patients, it's lost medical care, | 失财,伤于病人,失医. |
| 652 | it's a total injustice and the Attorney General needs to go after it. | 这是完全不公正的 总检察长需要去追查它。 |
| 653 | Again, my opponent wants to | 我的对手又想 |
| 654 | focus on nurses' aides and nurses and the reality is that we should look at the nursing homes in | 关注护士的助手和护士,现实是,我们应当看看护士之家。 |
| 655 | total. | 总计。 |
| 656 | We should look at the operations of nursing homes. | 我们应该看看疗养院的运作情况. |
| 657 | Why is it that so many individuals right | 为什么这么多人是对的 |
| 658 | now are suffering from bed sores and gangrene and sepsis? | 现在有床痛、坏疽和败血症了? |
| 659 | It's because the owners of these nursing | 因为这些护士的主人 |
| 660 | homes have not reinvested funds back into the nursing home. | 家庭没有将资金再投资回养老院。 |
| 661 | We can do better. | 我们可以做得更好。 |
| 662 | We can also | 我们也可以 |
| 663 | prosecute and we can also bring civil cases against nursing homes and that's exactly what | 我们也可以对养老院提起民事诉讼 这正是 |
| 664 | we have done. | 我们已经做了。 |
| 665 | And my opponent ignores the fact that we went through a little epidemic during | 我的对手忽略了一个事实 我们经历了一个小流行病 期间 |
| 666 | this period of time and our numbers went down. | 这段时期,我们的人数下降。 |
| 667 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 668 | Okay, candidates, I want to remind | 好了 候选人们 我想提醒一下 |
| 669 | you that the Department of Homeland Security has been planning a surge in its efforts to investigate | 国安部计划加紧调查 |
| 670 | voter fraud in select states, including New York. | 包括纽约在内的一些州的选民舞弊行为。 |
| 671 | DHS is pushing states to share their voter roles | 人口与健康部正在推动各州分担选民角色。 |
| 672 | for audit and have vowed to withhold money from states that don't comply. | 并发誓不向不服从命令的州交钱 |
| 673 | Is voter fraud a real | 选民舞弊是真的吗? |
| 674 | issue in New York and if elected, would you keep the state's voter roles out of federal hands or | 如果当选的话,你是否将州内的选民角色排除在联邦之外? |
| 675 | turn them over? | 把它们翻过来? |
| 676 | We'll start with you, Ms. James. | 我们从你开始,詹姆斯女士。 |
| 677 | We already have. | 我们已经有了。 |
| 678 | When the President of these | 当总统 |
| 679 | United States, who endorsed my opponent, actually issued a social message in support of her and | 美国支持我的对手,实际上发出了一个支持她和 |
| 680 | she's not criticized him once, she's not stood up to us once, she has not displayed any steel in | 她没有批评过他一次, 她没有站我们一次, 她没有展示任何钢铁在 |
| 681 | her backbone at all. | 她的骨干一点都没有。 |
| 682 | And what we have done, whenever they have sought our private data, | 而我们所做的,每当他们 寻找我们的私人数据, |
| 683 | including information on our voting roles, we have stood up and we've defended the state of | 我们挺身而出 并捍卫了美国 |
| 684 | New York and we have been successful. | 纽约和我们取得了成功。 |
| 685 | In fact, in all of the illegal and unconstitutional executive | 事实上,所有非法和违宪的行政 |
| 686 | orders issued by the President of the United States, who endorsed my opponent, we have won | 美国总统下达的命令 支持我的对手 我们赢了 |
| 687 | over 85% of our cases. | 超过85%的案件。 |
| 688 | I will stand up for New York. | 我将拥护纽约。 |
| 689 | I took an oath to protect New York and I | 我发过誓要保护纽约 |
| 690 | will do it each and every day, regardless of who sits in the White House, regardless of your | 无论谁坐在白宫里 无论你 |
| 691 | position or your posture. | 位置或姿势 |
| 692 | My position, again, is to protect New Yorkers and that's exactly what we | 我的立场是保护纽约人 这正是我们 |
| 693 | have done. | 已经做了。 |
| 694 | You know, every time Letitia James mentions Donald Trump, just remember it's because | 你知道,每次Letitia James提到唐纳德·特朗普, 只记得因为 |
| 695 | she can't defend her failing record. | 她不能为她的失败记录辩护。 |
| 696 | She just admitted that the Medicaid fraud unit went from | 她刚刚承认 医疗补助欺诈股从 |
| 697 | first to worst under her watch and she has no good explanation for that. | 在她眼皮底下最糟糕的是 她对此没有很好的解释 |
| 698 | The reality is I have gotten | 现实是我得到了 |
| 699 | the President's endorsement and I've gotten the endorsement of people who are very critical of | 总统的认可,我得到了支持 那些非常批评 |
| 700 | President. | 总统 |
| 701 | People like Alicia Wisell, the son of Ellie Wisell, who endorsed me because we are | 像艾丽西娅·怀斯尔这样的人 爱莉·怀斯尔的儿子 支持我是因为我们 |
| 702 | dealing with a surge of anti-Semitic hate crimes under Tish James and she's doing nothing about it. | 处理Tish James手下的 大量反犹仇恨犯罪 她对此一无所作为 |
| 703 | I've gotten the endorsement of 42 sheriffs across New York. | 我得到了42个警长的支持 在纽约各地。 |
| 704 | That's an overwhelming majority. | 这是压倒多数。 |
| 705 | That's | 这是 |
| 706 | stunning. | 令人惊叹。 |
| 707 | The current sheriffs of New York endorsed the challenger instead of the sitting Attorney | 现任纽约警长认可挑战者 而不是现任检察官 |
| 708 | General who they've worked with for eight years. | 他们合作了八年的将军 |
| 709 | Well, the question on the table is what would | 那么,摆在桌面上的问题是,什么是 |
| 710 | happen if you should be elected and DHS comes asking for voter rolls? | 如果你应该当选 而国土安全部来 要求选民名册? |
| 711 | Well, I protect the ballot | 我保护选票 |
| 712 | in New York. | 在纽约 |
| 713 | Under our Constitution, states are the primary authorities over how they conduct | 根据《宪法》,各州是处理其行为的主要权力机构。 |
| 714 | elections and each state has sovereignty and authority over its ballot and how the elections | 各邦对投票拥有主权和权力,以及选举方式 |
| 715 | are conducted. | 进行。 |
| 716 | I would make sure that New York's ballot is respected and that is the case against | 我将保证纽约的选票得到尊重,这就是反对 |
| 717 | any opponent. | 任何对手。 |
| 718 | Let me be clear, I will protect New Yorkers whether it's against President Trump or | 让我说清楚,我会保护纽约人 无论是反对川普总统还是 |
| 719 | AOC. | 阿拉伯石油公司. |
| 720 | I will make sure that New Yorkers are safe from crime and any violations of their rights. | 我将确保纽约人的安全,使其免遭犯罪和任何侵犯其权利的行为。 |
| 721 | Okay candidates, it is time now for the cross-examination. | 好了 候选人们 现在是盘问的时候了 |
| 722 | That's where each candidate | 每一个候选人都在这里 |
| 723 | gets to ask their adversary one question and then listen to the answer. | 问他们的对手一个问题 然后听答案 |
| 724 | You get to go first, | 你先来 |
| 725 | Miss James. | 詹姆士小姐 詹姆斯小姐 詹姆士小姐 |
| 726 | So this question is to my opponent, Miss Comrade. | 所以这个问题是针对我的对手 同志小姐 |
| 727 | You signed a letter in support of | 你签了一封信支持 |
| 728 | Brett Kavanaugh. | 布莱特·卡瓦诺 |
| 729 | You have not indicated whether or not you are pro-choice. | 你没有说明你是否赞成选择。 |
| 730 | You also clerk for Brett | 你也是布莱特的书记员 |
| 731 | Kavanaugh, who is the one who basically put a death nail into reproductive rights here in this, | 卡瓦诺,他基本上把 死亡钉在这里的生殖权利, |
| 732 | in all throughout this country. | 在整个国家。 |
| 733 | New York State is a pro-choice state and you appear to be someone | 纽约州是个支持选择的州 你看上去是某个人 |
| 734 | who is anti-choice. | 谁是反选择。 |
| 735 | In fact, when the President put you forward as a judge, he indicated that | 事实上,当总统任命你为法官时,他表示 |
| 736 | he would only put forward pro-anti-choice judges. | 他只会提出反对选择的法官。 |
| 737 | Are you an anti-choice candidate? | 你是反对选择的候选人吗? |
| 738 | Did you lie to President Trump and are you lying to New Yorkers now? | 你对特朗普总统撒谎了 你现在对纽约人撒谎了? |
| 739 | I was nominated to be a federal judge by President Trump. | 我被特朗普总统提名为联邦法官. |
| 740 | Thank you for bringing that up and that | 谢谢你提起这件事 |
| 741 | nomination had bipartisan support. | 提名得到了两党的支持。 |
| 742 | I was the youngest person ever to be nominated when I | 我是最年轻的提名人 当我 |
| 743 | was nominated and the American Bar Association ranked me well qualified even at the age of 35. | 被提名,美国律师协会把我评为优秀,甚至35岁。 |
| 744 | Now turning to the question of choice, many of you know I have two sets of twins and twin | 现在来谈谈选择的问题 你们中很多人知道我有两套双胞胎和双胞胎 |
| 745 | pregnancies can be very high risk. | 怀孕的风险可能很高。 |
| 746 | In my case, my second pregnancy, we actually had to contemplate | 就我而言,我的第二次怀孕, 我们实际上不得不考虑 |
| 747 | the possibility that my life would be at risk and I remember that moment. | 可能我的生命有危险 我记得那一刻 |
| 748 | It was a deeply personal | 这是一个深深的私人 |
| 749 | moment with deeply personal conversations with my husband and my doctor and in that moment, | 和我的丈夫和医生进行深入的私人交谈 |
| 750 | I was grateful that New York law gave me options. | 我很感激纽约法律给了我选择 |
| 751 | So let me be very clear, | 所以让我说清楚 |
| 752 | New York protects a woman's access to abortions and it has for decades even before Roe v. Wade. | 纽约保护妇女获得堕胎的机会,甚至在Roe诉Wade案之前,它已经持续了几十年。 |
| 753 | That will not change. | 这不会改变。 |
| 754 | As Attorney General, I will uphold and defend New York law. | 作为总检察长,我将捍卫和捍卫纽约法律。 |
| 755 | Okay, your turn to ask a question. | 好了 该你提问了 |
| 756 | Attorney General James, under your leadership, | 司法部长詹姆斯,在你的领导下, |
| 757 | violence against women has surged. | 对妇女的暴力行为激增。 |
| 758 | Domestic violence victims in New York City have gone up | 纽约市的家庭暴力受害者上升了 |
| 759 | 41%。 41%。 | |
| 760 | In the rest of the state, 16 percent. | 全州其余地区为16%. |
| 761 | Orders of protections are up, strangulation is up, | 保护令已经下达,扼杀令已经下达, |
| 762 | strangulation charges are up. | 扼杀罪名成立. |
| 763 | In fact, when I go around and talk to young women at the colleges | 事实上,当我到处去 和大学的年轻女性交谈时 |
| 764 | and universities and even high schools in New York, they don't feel safe walking down the street, | 在纽约的大学甚至高中 他们走在街上感觉不安全 |
| 765 | going to get lunch or taking the bus to go visit their parents. | 去吃午饭 或者坐公交车去探望他们的父母 |
| 766 | In addition to that, | 除此之外, |
| 767 | when you had a credible sexual assault allegation against your chief of staff, | 当你有可信的性攻击指控 你的参谋长, |
| 768 | you covered it up instead of revealing it because you were in the middle of an election and you let | 你掩盖了它,而不是透露它 因为你在选举的中间 你让 |
| 769 | him have full pay until the end of the year instead of terminating him immediately like your whistle | 他有全薪直到年底 而不是像你的哨子那样立即终止他 |
| 770 | blower. | 吹嘘者. |
| 771 | You also hired Harvey Weinstein's henchmen and gave them four million dollars of taxpayer | 你还雇了哈维·温斯坦的手下 给他们四百万纳税人 |
| 772 | money. | 钱 |
| 773 | How can you defend your record of anti-women behavior and how have you failed women in New York | 如何捍卫你反女性行为的记录 如何失败的女人在纽约 |
| 774 | so severely? | 这么严重? |
| 775 | I have stood up for women each and every day for reproductive rights, for women to | 我每天都支持妇女争取生殖权利,让妇女 |
| 776 | ensure that they are safe on college campuses. | 确保他们在大学校园里的安全 |
| 777 | I've spoken to women all throughout the state | 我和全州的女人都谈过了 |
| 778 | of New York. | 纽约 |
| 779 | Countless number of organizations support my candidacy as opposed to your candidacy. | 与你的候选资格相比,无数的组织支持我的候选资格。 |
| 780 | We recognize that you are supported by individuals who again are anti-choice individuals and who | 我们承认,你得到一些个人的支持,他们再次是反对选择的个人,而且, |
| 781 | unfortunately believe that they could grab women by their private parts. | 不幸的是,他们相信,她们可以抓住妇女的私人部分。 |
| 782 | You unfortunately have not | 可惜你没有 |
| 783 | anything critical of this administration and you won't because you're basically auditioning for | 任何批评政府的行为 你都不会因为你正在试镜 |
| 784 | another position. | 换个位置 |
| 785 | We all know that. | 我们都知道这一点。 |
| 786 | At the end of the day, it's important that you understand the | 归根结底,你必须明白 |
| 787 | role of the Office of the Attorney General. | 总检察长办公室的作用。 |
| 788 | It's primarily civil, it is not criminal. | 主要是民事的,不是刑事的 |
| 789 | We have focused | 我们集中精神 |
| 790 | on providing New York State billions of dollars in resources as a result of all of our litigation | 由于我们所有的诉讼 提供数十亿美元的资源 |
| 791 | and I am proud of all of the assistant attorney generals, investigators, and all the clerical | 我为所有助理检察长、调查员和所有文书感到骄傲 |
| 792 | staff in the Office of the Attorney General who wake up each and every day to serve New York. | 总检察长办公室的工作人员每天醒来为纽约服务。 |
| 793 | Except the one you just fired. | 除了你刚刚开的枪 |
| 794 | Okay, thank you candidates. | 好的 谢谢各位候选人 |
| 795 | It's time now for the lightning | 是时候闪电了 |
| 796 | round. | 圆. |
| 797 | We have a few questions for you. | 我们有几个问题要问你 |
| 798 | Miss James, should prediction markets be regulated | 詹姆士小姐,应该调节预测市场 |
| 799 | by the state government or the federal government? | 州政府还是联邦政府? |
| 800 | Yes, we've sued two. | 是的,我们起诉了两个。 |
| 801 | That sounds like you mean the state. | 听起来你指的是国家 |
| 802 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 803 | Okay, please call me to ready. | 好吧,请叫我准备好。 |
| 804 | That's a pending case | 这是悬案 |
| 805 | then and it's an important one. | 然后,这是一个很重要的。 |
| 806 | I have to look at the facts in the law when I'm attorney general | 当我是总检察长时 我得看看法律上的事实 |
| 807 | on January 1. | 在1月1号。 |
| 808 | I'll do that. | 我来 |
| 809 | You don't have to look at the facts in the law. | 法界中不须观诸实相. |
| 810 | All you have to do is | 你只需要做点什么 |
| 811 | do. | 说吧 |
| 812 | It is illegal in the state of New York. | 这在纽约州是非法的 |
| 813 | There you go. | 给你。 |
| 814 | You don't have to look at the | 你不用看那个 |
| 815 | facts in the law, gentlemen, your attorney general. | 法律上的事实 先生们 你们的总检察长 |
| 816 | Do the benefits of flock cameras | 做羊群摄像头的好处 |
| 817 | outweigh the privacy concerns? | 比隐私问题还重要吗? |
| 818 | You have to have safety and privacy. | 你必须有安全和隐私。 |
| 819 | It's very important | 这很重要 |
| 820 | for our attorney general to protect both. | 我们的总检察长 保护两者。 |
| 821 | I would want to have a conversation with local | 我想跟本地人谈谈 |
| 822 | communities and local law enforcement to make sure we have that. | 社区和地方执法部门确保我们拥有这些。 |
| 823 | We don't need conversation. | 我们不需要谈话。 |
| 824 | We need action and unfortunately you have not engaged in any action to keep New Yorkers safe. | 我们需要行动,不幸的是,你没有参与任何行动来保障纽约人的安全。 |
| 825 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 826 | Miss James, what's the last book you read? | 詹姆斯小姐,你最后读的书是什么? |
| 827 | I'm currently reading congress member | 我现在在读国会议员的书 |
| 828 | Jamie Raskin's book, unthinkable. | 杰米・拉斯金的书,不可思议。 |
| 829 | Let's call me to ready a little blue truck. | 让我们打电话给我准备一辆蓝色的小卡车。 |
| 830 | Actually, | 其实 |
| 831 | Camioncito的西班牙语版。 | |
| 832 | My two-year-old's favorite book. | 我两岁最爱的书 |
| 833 | ̅ | |
| 834 | coming to ready. | 准备好了 |
| 835 | Did Joe Biden win the 2020 election fair and square or was it only certified? | 乔·拜登在2020年大选中赢得了公平而平坦的胜利,还是只获得了认证?. |
| 836 | Joe Biden won the 2020 election. | 乔·拜登赢得2020年大选. |
| 837 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 838 | Of course he won. | 他当然赢了 |
| 839 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 840 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 841 | Miss James, | 詹姆士小姐, 詹姆斯小姐, |
| 842 | at what age should kids be allowed to have social media? | 应该允许孩子在几岁时拥有社交媒体? |
| 843 | So obviously, as you know, | 所以很明显,你知道, |
| 844 | brought the case against meta, given the social harms to children because of the dangerous | 鉴于儿童在社会上由于危险而受到伤害, |
| 845 | algorithms and because of the endless scrolling. | 算法和因为无尽的滚动。 |
| 846 | It was really critically important that we speak | 我们说话非常重要 |
| 847 | to teachers. | 给老师的 |
| 848 | This is your day. | 这是你的一天。 |
| 849 | And right now, I think, you know, it really should be up to | 现在,我想,你知道, 这真的应该 |
| 850 | the parents to make a decision, but they should really be concerned about the addictive habits | 父母决定,但他们应该真正关心 瘾君子习惯 |
| 851 | of social media. | 社会媒体。 |
| 852 | I'm a parent. | 我是家长 |
| 853 | It should be up to the parents. | 应依父母. |
| 854 | I'm just coming to ready. | 我只是来准备。 |
| 855 | What's | 何谓 |
| 856 | your favorite TV show involving police and lawyers or lawyers? | 你最喜欢的电视节目 涉及警察和律师或律师? |
| 857 | Law and order. | 法界众生. |
| 858 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 859 | Law and order. | 法界众生. |
| 860 | Got it. | 明白吗? |
| 861 | 原 The. | |
| 862 | Miss James, should New York City allow self-driving cars like | 詹姆斯小姐,如果纽约市允许自驾汽车 |
| 863 | Waymo on our streets? | 韦莫在我们街上? |
| 864 | Oh, I don't know. | 哦,我不知道,我还不知道 |
| 865 | I tried it when I was in California and I was very nervous. | 我在加州的时候试过了,很紧张 |
| 866 | So my answer is no. | 所以我的答案是没有。 |
| 867 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 868 | We're going to move on to. | 我们要继续前进。 |
| 869 | Oh, I'm so sorry. | 哦,对不起。 |
| 870 | Again, safety is the | 同样,安全是 |
| 871 | paramount concern. | 至高无上的关切。 |
| 872 | I know the transit workers have concerns about the safety of those cars and the | 我知道过境工人对这些车的安全 和... |
| 873 | need to have a human being along with them. | 需要有人陪着他们 |
| 874 | I would want to make sure we do it in conjunction | 我想确保我们一起做 |
| 875 | with people on the ground. | 与地面上的人。 |
| 876 | Thank you both. | 谢谢你们 |
| 877 | We're going to move on now to opioids. | 我们现在要转到类阿片。 |
| 878 | We're starting | 我们开始了 |
| 879 | with Miss James. | 和詹姆斯小姐一起来的 |
| 880 | You helped create the opioid settlement fund and its advisory board. | 你帮助创建了类阿片和解基金及其咨询委员会。 |
| 881 | Some | 有点 |
| 882 | critics are arguing that Purdue Pharma and its owners, the Sackler family are responsible for | 批评者认为 Purdue Pharma 及其所有者 萨克勒家族对 |
| 883 | starting what became the opioid overdose epidemic. | 导致类阿片过量流行 |
| 884 | They filed for bankruptcy and as part of that | 他们申请破产 作为其中的一部分 |
| 885 | plan that was just approved, New York State will receive hundreds of millions of dollars. | 纽约州将获得数亿美元 |
| 886 | The families who were directly impacted are not receiving a single dollar. | 直接受到影响的家庭得不到一美元。 |
| 887 | Do you think that New | 你认为新 |
| 888 | York State should establish a fund to compensate family members directly? | 约克州应设立一个基金直接补偿家庭成员? |
| 889 | So it's important that | 所以重要的是 |
| 890 | individuals understand. | 个人理解。 |
| 891 | I met with a number of families throughout in my travels throughout | 整个旅程中我和很多家庭相遇 |
| 892 | the state of New York. | 纽约州 |
| 893 | I made a commitment to them that we would investigate opioid manufacturers | 我向他们承诺,我们将调查类阿片制造商 |
| 894 | and distributors. | 和经销商。 |
| 895 | That's why we filed the most extensive and comprehensive case against opioid | 所以我们才对类阿片提出最广泛最全面的诉讼 |
| 896 | manufacturers and distributors. | 制造商和经销商。 |
| 897 | We created a fund primarily for the $3.3 billion that New York | 我们建立了一个基金,主要用于纽约的33亿美元 |
| 898 | has received. | 已经收到。 |
| 899 | There are other individuals who also sued the distributors and manufacturers here in | 还有其他人也起诉了这里的经销商和制造商 |
| 900 | the state of New York. | 纽约州 |
| 901 | There are also private plaintiffs who represent a number of those | 还有一些私人原告代表其中的一些 |
| 902 | families. | 家属 |
| 903 | The $3.3 billion is set by an agreement, by a settlement, and it provides that those | 这33亿美元是由协议、协议和协议确定的,其中规定: |
| 904 | funds should be used for prevention, education, and for treatment in the state of New York. | 资金应用于纽约州的预防、教育和治疗。 |
| 905 | I want to ask Ms. Comitoretti a related question. | 我想问Contoretti女士一个相关的问题。 |
| 906 | New York State will receive close to $3 billion | 纽约州将得到近30亿美元 |
| 907 | over 18 years as part of the settlements against opioid manufacturers and distributors. | 18年以上,作为打击阿片生产商和经销商的解决方案的一部分。 |
| 908 | There's | 还有 |
| 909 | been some criticism from stakeholders, especially from some families, with how the state has handled | 一些利益攸关方,特别是一些家庭,批评国家如何处理 |
| 910 | the more than $600 million already received, including that the funds are not being spent | 已收到的6亿多美元,包括资金没有用完 |
| 911 | quickly enough, and that there's a lack of transparency with the whole process. | 并且整个过程缺乏透明度。 |
| 912 | If you're | 如果你喜欢 |
| 913 | elected Attorney General, would you change anything with how the funds are handled moving forward? | 当选总检察长,你会改变什么 如何处理资金前进? |
| 914 | The victim families are right. | 受害者家属是对的。 |
| 915 | A.J. (英语). | |
| 916 | James likes to take credit for getting $3.3 billion in opioid | 詹姆士喜欢拿33亿阿片的功劳 |
| 917 | money. | 钱 |
| 918 | What she doesn't tell you is that the lawyers who did all the work were outside lawyers, | 她没告诉你 做所有工作的律师都是外面的律师 |
| 919 | and they got $5 billion. | 他们得到了50亿美元。 |
| 920 | New Yorkers got $3 billion. | 纽约人得到了30亿美元。 |
| 921 | The lawyers got $5 billion. | 律师得到了50亿美元。 |
| 922 | So | 这么说 |
| 923 | that already got screwed up. | 这已经搞砸了。 |
| 924 | But when we have the $3 billion, the way that that's being distributed | 但当我们有30亿美元, 分配的方式 |
| 925 | was entirely up to A.J. | 完全由A.J.决定。 |
| 926 | James. | 詹姆士 詹姆士 詹姆士 |
| 927 | It's her signature on the settlement agreement. | 这是她签的和解协议。 |
| 928 | And you know what's | 你知道这是什么 |
| 929 | happening with it? | 发生了什么? |
| 930 | It's going to lawnmowers, snowblowers, a baby shower upstate, tasers, | 给草坪工人 吹雪人 北部的婴儿浴室 泰瑟 |
| 931 | frivolous things, because no one's actually overseeing it. | 无关紧要 因为没人真正监督它 |
| 932 | New York Focus, an independent | 纽约焦点,一个独立的 |
| 933 | watchdog group, said they'd try to track it all, and they couldn't. | 监督组说他们想追踪所有线索 但都找不到 |
| 934 | I'm going to take the $3 billion | 我要拿三十亿 |
| 935 | and use it to create generational change in New York. | 用它来创造纽约的世代变化 |
| 936 | It's money that should be used for | 钱应该用来 |
| 937 | treatment. | 治疗。 |
| 938 | So we're going to build small residential treatment centers around the state | 因此,我们将在全州建立小型的住院治疗中心 |
| 939 | for every New Yorker who needs it. | 给每一个需要的纽约人 |
| 940 | There's a commitment and an agreement right now, | 现在有一个承诺和协议, |
| 941 | and it's not subject to just one Attorney General. | 而且它不只服从于一位总检察长 |
| 942 | It was a multi-state agreement, | 这是一个多州协议, |
| 943 | and the Attorney General of the State of New York cannot change the contours of that agreement. | 纽约州总检察长不能改变该协定的轮廓。 |
| 944 | It's also important to note that my opponent works in a firm which represents Big Pharma, | 同样重要的是要指出 我的对手在一个代表大药厂的公司工作 |
| 945 | and so I don't see how that she can stand here and talk about the opioid settlement when in fact | 我看不出她怎么能站在这里 谈论类阿片和解,事实上 |
| 946 | she's paid by Big Pharma. | 她的薪水是大药店的。 |
| 947 | It's important again that we ensure that the funds go to treatment, | 重要的是我们要确保资金得到治疗 |
| 948 | education, and prevention in the state of New York, and we have done just that. | 在纽约州的教育和预防方面,我们已经做到了这一点。 |
| 949 | And there | 还有 |
| 950 | are multiple individuals who have also filed lawsuits. | 包括多个也提出诉讼的个人。 |
| 951 | I was Chief of Staff of the DEA and | 我是缉毒局的参谋长 |
| 952 | the Biden administration. | 拜登当局。 |
| 953 | I have always fought the fentanyl crisis and fought the opioid crisis. | 我一向与芬太尼危机抗争,与阿片危机抗争. |
| 954 | The real shame here is that the money that we got to fight the opioid crisis in New York, | 真正令人羞愧的是 我们在纽约的阿片危机中得到的钱 |
| 955 | Letitia James允许这笔钱资助毒品使用。 | |
| 956 | These drug injection sites that take | 这些注射毒品的地点 |
| 957 | people in, give them needles, allow them to shoot up on fentanyl and heroin, and then push them back | 给他们注射针头 让他们用芬太尼和海洛因射击 然后把他们推回去 |
| 958 | out on the street. | 在街上。 。 。 |
| 959 | It's totally unethical. | 这是完全不道德的。 |
| 960 | It's totally illegal. | 这是完全违法的。 |
| 961 | I promised the neighbors I'd | 我答应过邻居 |
| 962 | bring it up tonight. | 今晚就说吧 |
| 963 | I want you to know I'll shut those down on day one. | 我要你知道,我会关闭这些 在第一天。 |
| 964 | We'll use the money for | 我们用这笔钱 |
| 965 | treatment. | 治疗。 |
| 966 | This is nothing more than a distraction from her failed policies. | 这不过是分散了她对失败政策的注意力 |
| 967 | You're putting policies forward that unfortunately most professionals | 你提出的政策 不幸大多数专业人士 |
| 968 | indicate will not work for the state of New York. | 表示不会为纽约州工作。 |
| 969 | You have not demonstrated any commitment | 你没有表现出任何承诺 |
| 970 | and or compassion with regards to individuals who have lost their loved ones from opioids. | 或对因阿片而失去亲人的个人的同情。 |
| 971 | Excuse me, I'm talking. | 对不起,我在说话。 |
| 972 | It's important that we move forward and ensure that these funds | 重要的是,我们要前进 并确保这些基金 |
| 973 | that the office of the New York State Attorney General responsible for creating | 纽约州检察长办公室负责创建 |
| 974 | goes to, again, prevention, education, and for beds in the state of New York, | 纽约州的预防、教育和床位 |
| 975 | and we are doing just that. | 我们正这样做。 |
| 976 | Thank you both. | 谢谢你们 |
| 977 | Okay, a new topic. | 好吧,一个新的话题。 |
| 978 | Candidates, I want to talk to you | 候选人,我想跟你谈谈 |
| 979 | about diversity, equity, and inclusion in public and private institutions. | 关于多样性、公平和融入公共和私人机构的问题。 |
| 980 | We're going to start | 我们要开始了 |
| 981 | with you, Ms. Kamati Reddy. | 与你,卡玛蒂·雷迪女士。 |
| 982 | This includes the Attorney General's office and universities like | 其中包括总检察长办公室和大学,例如: |
| 983 | Harvard, your alma mater. | 哈佛大学,你的母校 |
| 984 | As an undergraduate, you served as an advisor to a foundation dedicated | 作为本科生 你曾担任一个基金会的顾问 |
| 985 | to improving race relations where you once wrote about hoping your fellow students would enter a, | 改善种族关系 你曾经写道 希望同学们能进入 |
| 986 | quote, truly diverse world in which the greatest benefits are reaped from engaging, challenging, | 引用,真正多样化的世界,其中从参与、挑战、 |
| 987 | and celebrating this diversity. | 并庆祝这种多样性。 |
| 988 | My question is, have your views changed? | 我的问题是,你的看法有没有改变? |
| 989 | And if elected, | 如果当选, |
| 990 | would you make special efforts to hire a diverse staff in the office of the Attorney General? | 你会做出特别努力,在检察长办公室雇用各种工作人员吗? |
| 991 | Of course I believe in having a diverse array of thoughts and people to enrich an environment | 我当然相信有各种各样的想法和人来丰富环境 |
| 992 | to learn from. | 从中学习。 |
| 993 | That's what university is supposed to be for. | 大学本该如此. |
| 994 | You know, the Attorney General has a | 你知道,总检察长有一个 |
| 995 | important responsibility to make sure that no one, especially no one at universities and schools, | 确保无人,特别是大学和学校无人, |
| 996 | is discriminated against on the basis of race. | 受到基于种族的歧视。 |
| 997 | Letitia James没有履行这一责任。 | |
| 998 | We see over the last few years here in New York, Jewish students at colleges and universities | 过去几年我们在纽约看到大专院校的犹太学生 |
| 999 | have been harassed, have been intimidated because of their race. | 被骚扰,被恐吓 因为他们的种族。 |
| 1000 | She has the power | 她有权力 |
| 1001 | to stand up for them under Title VI, but she's never used that power on behalf of Jewish students. | 但是她从未代表犹太学生使用过这种权力 |
| 1002 | She's used it for other students, but not on behalf of Jewish students. | 她用于其他学生,但不代表犹太学生. |
| 1003 | Students who are | 学生 |
| 1004 | barricaded in a library because of their race got no help from Tish James. | 因为他们的种族而被困在图书馆里,没有得到蒂什·詹姆斯的帮助. |
| 1005 | Well, I'll tell you, | 我告诉你, |
| 1006 | you know what I do at my firm? | 你知道我在律所做什么吗? |
| 1007 | I stand up for Jewish students at their university who are | 我支持犹太学生 在他们的大学,谁是 |
| 1008 | harassed and threatened. | 骚扰和威胁。 |
| 1009 | I represent them before the Supreme Court of the United States against | 我在美国最高法院代表他们反对 |
| 1010 | anti-Semitic hate. | 反犹仇恨。 |
| 1011 | She doesn't do it. | 她不这样做。 |
| 1012 | Somebody has to. | 总得有人来 |
| 1013 | I do it. | 我这样做。 |
| 1014 | It's unfortunate that the opponent | 对手很不幸 |
| 1015 | doesn't know my history. | 不知道我的历史。 |
| 1016 | I have a long history with the Jewish community. | 我与犹太社区有着悠久的历史. |
| 1017 | As a city council | 作为市议会 |
| 1018 | member, I represented Crown Heights and Williamsburg. | 我代表王冠高地和威廉斯堡 |
| 1019 | My opponent unfortunately doesn't | 可惜我的对手没有 |
| 1020 | recognize that. | 承认这一点。 |
| 1021 | In fact, we stood up in upstate New York when a county wanted to pass restrictive | 事实上,我们在纽约州北部站了起来 当一个郡想通过限制性 |
| 1022 | zoning laws against the Orthodox community, when another county basically wanted to stop | 反东正教社团的分区法,当时另一个郡基本上想阻止 |
| 1023 | housing for the Orthodox community. | 为东正教社区提供住房。 |
| 1024 | And when a gas company here in the city of New York raised prices | 当纽约市的一家天然气公司涨价时 |
| 1025 | during the high holy days for the Jewish community, we stepped in and stopped them. | 在犹太社区神圣的日子里,我们介入并阻止了他们。 |
| 1026 | We've worked with | 我们合作过 |
| 1027 | individuals at Columbia University. | 哥伦比亚大学学生。 |
| 1028 | We will continue to work with individuals in Columbia | 我们将继续与哥伦比亚的个人合作 |
| 1029 | University, and it would be remiss if we did not mention yesterday. | 大学,如果我们昨天不提及,那将是失职。 |
| 1030 | Yesterday was a tragic day for | 昨天是个悲惨的日子 |
| 1031 | the Jewish community. | 犹太社区。 |
| 1032 | In fact, one of the worst days in the Jewish community, in the history of | 事实上,在犹太社区最糟糕的一天, 在历史上 |
| 1033 | the Jewish community since the Holocaust. | 自大屠杀以来的犹太社区。 |
| 1034 | It's really critically important that at a time when | 这是非常重要的,在这个时候 |
| 1035 | anti-Semitism is on the rise, that we stand with the Jewish community. | 我们与犹太社区站在一起,反犹太主义正在抬头。 |
| 1036 | They cannot stand alone, | 他们不能孤立无援, |
| 1037 | and I've done that all throughout my career. | 我整个职业生涯都这样 |
| 1038 | I would like to have a rebuttal on that. | 我想对此提出反驳。 |
| 1039 | This is exactly the problem. | 这正是问题所在。 |
| 1040 | She just stands there. | 她就站在这里。 |
| 1041 | She doesn't do anything. | 她什么都没做 |
| 1042 | The attorney | 律师 |
| 1043 | general has the power to prosecute hate crimes. | 将军有权起诉仇恨罪行。 |
| 1044 | She's never used it once. | 她从来没有使用过一次。 |
| 1045 | The attorney general | 总检察长 |
| 1046 | has a hate crimes unit. | 有个仇恨犯罪单位 |
| 1047 | I foiled the records of her unit. | 我破坏了她所在单位的记录 |
| 1048 | It's not staffed. | 其人未备. |
| 1049 | The attorney general | 总检察长 |
| 1050 | has the power under civil rights law 79M to establish safe buffer zones around synagogues. | 根据民权法第79M条,拥有在犹太会堂周围建立安全缓冲区的权力。 |
| 1051 | She's never done it for synagogues. | 她从没为犹太教堂做过 |
| 1052 | She's done it for other buildings, but not synagogues. | 她这样做是为了其他建筑,但不是犹太会堂. |
| 1053 | And the | 还有 |
| 1054 | she's never used it. | 她从没用过 |
| 1055 | Again, more misinformation and disinformation because she wants to take away | 再说一遍,因为她想带走更多的错误信息 |
| 1056 | from her record and because she wants to take away from the fact that she's being endorsed by Donald | 从她的唱片, 因为她想 取出的事实 她得到了唐纳德的认可 |
| 1057 | Trump, who has caused more harm to New York and will cause additional harm if she is the attorney | 特朗普对纽约造成更多伤害 如果她是律师 还会造成更多伤害 |
| 1058 | general. | 将军 |
| 1059 | Ms. James, I wanted to ask you a different version of this question. | 詹姆斯女士 我想问你一个不同版本的问题 |
| 1060 | Among progressive | 在进步 |
| 1061 | Democrats, a commitment to diversity is often assumed to be a good thing, often assumed without | 民主党人,对多样性的承诺往往被假定是一件好事,常常被假定没有 |
| 1062 | any evidence or explanation. | 任何证据或解释。 |
| 1063 | Can you describe a specific case where your policy of having a diverse | 你能描述一个具体案例吗? |
| 1064 | office led to a tangible, better outcome for the public? | 办事处为公众带来了具体、更好的结果? |
| 1065 | So we have Black Jewish dinners, | 所以我们有黑色犹太人晚餐, |
| 1066 | where we bring together members of the African American community and the Jewish community. | 我们聚集了非裔美国人和犹太人 |
| 1067 | And we sit down and we discuss our differences. | 我们坐下来讨论我们的分歧。 |
| 1068 | And I've learned that a number of ministers, | 我了解到一些部长 |
| 1069 | Black ministers, have preached at synagogues throughout the city and the state of New York. | 黑人牧师,在全市和纽约州的犹太会堂传教. |
| 1070 | It's all about collaboration and bringing people together. | 这都是关于合作和团结人们。 |
| 1071 | It's important to know that when she was | 重要的是要知道 当她当时 |
| 1072 | a student at Harvard University, she supported DEI. | 她是哈佛大学的学生 她支持DEI |
| 1073 | Now that she's being endorsed by Donald Trump, | 现在她得到了唐纳德·特朗普的认可, |
| 1074 | 她反对DEI。 | |
| 1075 | So the question again is, did you lie then or are you lying now? | 问题是,你是在撒谎 还是你在撒谎? |
| 1076 | I think you're | 我觉得你是 |
| 1077 | lying now. | 躺着吧 |
| 1078 | Did you want to respond? | 你想回答吗? |
| 1079 | I've never lied. | 我从来没有说谎。 |
| 1080 | I've been very clear. | 我已经说得很清楚了 |
| 1081 | I'm an Indian American. | 我是一个印第安美国人。 |
| 1082 | I went to Harvard University, which was incredible honor. | 我上过哈佛大学 这真是令人难以置信的荣誉 |
| 1083 | I was the first person in my family to do | 我是家里第一个这么做的人 |
| 1084 | that. | 那个 |
| 1085 | And I met a number of different people and I enjoyed celebrating their cultures and learning | 我遇见了一些不同的人, 我很喜欢庆祝他们的文化和学习 |
| 1086 | about them and sharing mine. | 关于他们和分享我的。 |
| 1087 | I think that's important. | 我认为这很重要。 |
| 1088 | I think it's valuable. | 我觉得很有价值 |
| 1089 | And there's | 还有 |
| 1090 | nothing inconsistent about saying you can appreciate where people come from and who they | 没有什么不一致的说,你可以 欣赏从哪里来的人和他们 |
| 1091 | are and also treating everyone equally. | 也一视同仁。 |
| 1092 | I certainly hope you're not limiting those dinners by race | 我当然希望你没有 限制那些晚餐的种族 |
| 1093 | because that's illegal. | 因为那是非法的 |
| 1094 | Ms. Kamadi Reddy, what would you say to young South Asian women who are | 卡玛迪·雷迪女士,你会对年轻的南亚妇女说什么? |
| 1095 | watching right now and wondering if they'll have access to positions of leadership? | 并想知道他们能否进入领导岗位? |
| 1096 | I would say, | 我会说, |
| 1097 | listen, I am the first Indian American, South Asian American statewide candidate in New York | 听着,我是纽约第一个全州范围的印第安裔美国人 南亚裔美国人候选人 |
| 1098 | and it's a great testament to this country that I was able to get to this place not because of any | 我之所以能到这个地方 并不是因为 |
| 1099 | special connections, personal legacy connections, anything like that. | 特别的连接 个人遗留的连接之类的 |
| 1100 | My parents are immigrants from | 我的父母是移民 从 |
| 1101 | India that came to New York in the 1980s that believed in working hard, aiming big and taking | 20世纪80年代来到纽约的印度,相信勤奋工作,目标宏大,勇往直前 |
| 1102 | a shot at your dreams. | 向你的梦想开枪 |
| 1103 | That's what I did. | 这就是我所做的。 |
| 1104 | And I know we can all do it. | 我知道我们都能做到 |
| 1105 | You will always have a | 你会永远有一个 |
| 1106 | direct line of communication to me. | 直接联系我 |
| 1107 | I'm always happy to help everyone in New York lift and lift | 我总是很高兴 帮助所有在纽约的人升降 |
| 1108 | them up in their careers. | 他们的职业生涯。 |
| 1109 | My opponent should be informed by her parents' experience, that immigrant | 我对手应该了解她父母的经验 那个移民 |
| 1110 | story that we should lift up. | 故事,我们应该提起。 |
| 1111 | But right now immigrants are scared of this government, | 但是现在移民们害怕这个政府, |
| 1112 | the federal government. | 联邦政府。 |
| 1113 | Individuals are afraid to go out of their homes. | 个人不敢出家. |
| 1114 | They've lost their job. | 他们失业了 |
| 1115 | TPS residents unfortunately have lost their lost just their connection to one another. | 不幸的是,TPS居民失去了彼此的联系。 |
| 1116 | People are being dragged off the street. | 人们被拖下街 |
| 1117 | People are being killed. | 众生被害. |
| 1118 | People unfortunately right now | 现在很不幸 |
| 1119 | cannot contribute to our economy because they're afraid of ICE and they're afraid of our government. | 因为他们害怕ICE 害怕我们的政府 |
| 1120 | This administration has declared war on immigrants and you should be informed by | 这个政府已经向移民宣战了,你应该知道 |
| 1121 | that based upon your parents' history and you should stand each and every time against the | 根据你父母的历史,你应该每次都站出来反对 |
| 1122 | policies of this administration. | 行政部门的政策。 |
| 1123 | Listen, I support comprehensive immigration reform. | 听着,我支持全面的移民改革。 |
| 1124 | We all do. | 我们都一样。 |
| 1125 | I think that you need to be in Congress. | 我觉得你需要加入国会 |
| 1126 | You should run for Chuck Schumer's seat. | 你应该竞选查克·舒默的席位 |
| 1127 | And you should run obviously for judge but you weren't, unfortunately you weren't appointed as | 你显然应该竞选法官 但你没有被任命 |
| 1128 | judge because you were not blue-slip. | 法官因为你不是蓝滑的 |
| 1129 | Senator Schumer and Senator Gillibrand did not support | 舒默参议员和吉利布兰德参议员不支持 |
| 1130 | candidacy and we know that right now what you are doing is auditioning for a job with the Trump | 我们知道你现在正在和特朗普一起面试 |
| 1131 | administration and particularly in the Department of Justice since 300 attorneys have left the | 特别是司法部的300名律师已经离开 |
| 1132 | Department of Justice because they refuse again to be weapons in this administration. | 司法部因为他们再次拒绝成为本届政府的武器. |
| 1133 | You obviously | 很明显 |
| 1134 | will allow yourself to be. | 将允许自己成为。 |
| 1135 | I want to respond to that. | 我想对此作出回应。 |
| 1136 | The only person who's interested in | 唯一有兴趣的人 |
| 1137 | another job is the one who ran for one. | 另一份工作是竞选的 |
| 1138 | Letitia James ran for governor. | 莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯竞选州长. |
| 1139 | She already told you | 她已经告诉你了 |
| 1140 | she's not interested in being attorney general. | 她不想当总检察长 |
| 1141 | I want to be attorney general because New York | 我想当检察长 因为纽约 |
| 1142 | isn't safe right now. | 现在不安全。 |
| 1143 | I had a member of my family assaulted in the subway taking my kids to school. | 我家人在地铁里袭击我 带孩子上学 |
| 1144 | There's no point in having any other job. | 没有别的工作了 |
| 1145 | First, I've got to fix this mess and that's what I'm | 首先,我必须解决这烂摊子,这就是我 |
| 1146 | going to do. | 我会的 |
| 1147 | I'm not going to run for governor. | 我不会竞选州长的 |
| 1148 | I'm not going to run for Senate. | 我不会竞选参议院的 |
| 1149 | I'm only here | 我只在这里 |
| 1150 | because I want to be attorney general. | 因为我想当总检察长 |
| 1151 | And you should run for district attorney or you should run | 你应该竞选地方检察官 或者你应该竞选 |
| 1152 | for the police commissioner because unfortunately the office of the attorney general doesn't have | 给警察局长的 因为可惜总检察长办公室没有 |
| 1153 | jurisdiction in this area. | (c) 区域管辖权。 |
| 1154 | Candidates, I want to move on to hate crimes and specifically anti-Semitism. | 候选人们 我想继续仇恨犯罪 特别是反犹太主义 |
| 1155 | New York City Mayor Mamdani opted not to adopt a specific definition of anti-Semitism in his | 纽约市市长马姆达尼选择不在其著作中对反犹太主义作出具体定义。 |
| 1156 | administration's strategy to combat anti-Semitism, though the strategy does include other protections. | 行政当局打击反犹太主义的战略,尽管该战略确实包括其他保护。 |
| 1157 | Can this strategy be successful without actually identifying the problem that it aims to fix? | 这一战略能否成功而不实际查明它旨在解决的问题? |
| 1158 | Ms. James. | 詹姆士小姐 詹姆士小姐 詹姆士小姐 |
| 1159 | So we are looking at the definition of anti-Semitism, but as I mentioned earlier, | 因此,我们正在研究反犹主义的定义,但正如我前面提到的, |
| 1160 | I have stood with the Jewish community for a very long time. | 我与犹太社区站在一起很久了。 |
| 1161 | I've stood with them side by side, | 我和他们并肩作战 |
| 1162 | shoulder to shoulder. | 并肩作战 |
| 1163 | I stood with them whenever there were any incidents of | 只要发生任何事件 我都会支持他们 |
| 1164 | hate against the Jewish community and I will do the same if in fact it rears its ugly head. | 我也会这样做 如果它真的重拾了丑陋的脑袋 |
| 1165 | We need to stand together. | 我们必须团结一致。 |
| 1166 | We need to be allies of the Jewish community because they cannot do | 我们需要成为犹太社区的盟友,因为他们不能 |
| 1167 | it alone. | 独自一人 |
| 1168 | It's also important to know that I stand against hate, any hate against the | 同样重要的是要知道我反对仇恨,反对任何仇恨 |
| 1169 | Palestinian community, against the South Asian community, against the African American community. | 巴勒斯坦社区,反对南亚社区,反对非裔美国人社区. |
| 1170 | I have been by their side. | 我在他们身边 |
| 1171 | They know my name. | 他们知道我的名字。 |
| 1172 | They know how to reach me and they know that I | 他们知道怎么联系我 他们知道我 |
| 1173 | will always show up. | 永远会出现 |
| 1174 | My opponent is a recent arrival. | 我的对手是最近才到的 |
| 1175 | My opponent, again, has been supported | 我的对手又被支持了 |
| 1176 | by Donald Trump. | 唐纳德·特朗普著. |
| 1177 | My opponent, unfortunately, doesn't recognize what is at stake and doesn't | 我的对手,很不幸,不认得利害关系,也不认得 |
| 1178 | understand the office of the Attorney General, which is primarily civil. | 了解总检察长办公室,该办公室主要是民事部门。 |
| 1179 | My opponent doesn't | 我的对手没有 |
| 1180 | have a relationship with the legislature. | 与立法机构有关系。 |
| 1181 | My opponent doesn't have a relationship with the | 我的对手没有关系 |
| 1182 | governor. | 州长 |
| 1183 | My opponent will not get things done. | 我的对手不会解决问题的 |
| 1184 | Under my leadership, we have gotten things done, | 在我的领导下,我们已经做了一些事情, |
| 1185 | which is why so many people know my name and that's why we're winning. | 这就是为什么这么多人知道我的名字 这就是为什么我们赢。 |
| 1186 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1187 | 反犹主义在Letitia James的统治下兴起。 | |
| 1188 | It went up | 升起来了 |
| 1189 | 234%。 234%。 | |
| 1190 | That means it tripled. | 也就是说是三倍 |
| 1191 | Hate crimes overall have doubled. | 仇恨犯罪总体上增加了一倍。 |
| 1192 | The Jewish community feels | 犹太社区的感觉 |
| 1193 | 60 percent of those hate crimes. | 这些仇恨罪行的60%。 |
| 1194 | It affects other communities too. | 它也影响到其他社区。 |
| 1195 | A temple in Suffolk County was | 萨福克县的一座寺庙 |
| 1196 | desecrated. | 被亵渎 |
| 1197 | A Muslim business in Brooklyn was firebombed. | 布鲁克林的一个穆斯林企业被燃烧弹击中. |
| 1198 | And you know why? | 你知道为什么吗? |
| 1199 | Because this | 因为这个 |
| 1200 | attorney general believes more in releasing criminals back into our communities than enforcing | 总检察长更相信释放罪犯 回到我们的社区 比强制执行 |
| 1201 | the law. | 法律是绝对的 |
| 1202 | The Muslim business that was firebombed was firebombed by a repeat offender who only a | 被火弹击中的穆斯林企业被一名惯犯引爆了火弹。 |
| 1203 | couple days earlier had threatened to cut off a guy's head. | 几天前威胁要砍掉一个人的头 |
| 1204 | But he was arrested and released | 但他被逮捕并被释放了 |
| 1205 | under the bail laws she championed. | 根据她倡导的保释法 |
| 1206 | Ms. Comitredi, I want to ask you the question directly. | Commetredi女士 我想直接问你这个问题 |
| 1207 | Can | 可以吗? |
| 1208 | Mayor Mamdani's strategy be successful without actually identifying the problem, which is | Mamdani市长的策略很成功, |
| 1209 | anti-Semitism? | 反犹主义? |
| 1210 | Thank you for the opportunity to answer that question. | 感谢有机会回答这个问题。 |
| 1211 | First, I want you to notice | 首先,我要你注意一点 |
| 1212 | that Letitia James refuses to adopt the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism. | 莱蒂蒂亚·詹姆斯拒绝采用《国际人权协会》关于反犹太主义的定义。 |
| 1213 | I will adopt it | 我会通过它 |
| 1214 | on day one. | 在第一天的时候。 |
| 1215 | We already have an anti-Semitism definition. | 我们已经有一个反犹太主义的定义。 |
| 1216 | You don't have to look for it. | 不须寻觅. |
| 1217 | It's right there. | 就在这里 |
| 1218 | In terms of Mr. Mamdani's proposal, it's good that he's giving the NYPD | 关于Mamdani先生的提议 他给纽约警局的 |
| 1219 | more money. | 更多的钱。 |
| 1220 | But the money alone is not effective if you don't have someone to enforce the laws. | 但是如果没有人来执法,单靠钱是无效的. |
| 1221 | The attorney general has special jurisdiction to do so and needs to use it. | 检察总长对此有特殊管辖权,需要使用. |
| 1222 | She's never used it once. | 她从来没有使用过一次。 |
| 1223 | Let me tell you about a young man who told me that he was pushed into the mud, onto the street | 让我告诉你一个年轻人 他告诉我 他被推进了泥里 被推到了街上 |
| 1224 | when he was wearing his yarmulke. | 当他穿着他的雅穆尔克。 |
| 1225 | And the man who pushed him called him a dirty Jew. | 推他的人说他是肮脏的犹太人 |
| 1226 | Alvin Bragg didn't charge the case as a hate crime. | 阿尔文 布拉格没有将此案指控为仇恨犯罪. |
| 1227 | He didn't even charge the case as a felony | 他甚至没有指控这个案子是重罪 |
| 1228 | assault. | 攻击 |
| 1229 | He charges it a misdemeanor. | 他指控这是轻罪 |
| 1230 | And a few months later, he dropped the charges altogether. | 几个月后 他完全放弃了指控 |
| 1231 | There was no consequence except that the attacker was asked to pay $12 for the victim's dry cleaning. | 除了要求攻击者支付受害者干洗费12美元之外,没有造成任何后果。 |
| 1232 | That's unacceptable. | 这是不可接受的。 |
| 1233 | If I were attorney general, I would have stepped in, prosecuted as a hate | 如果我是总检察长,我会介入, 起诉为仇恨 |
| 1234 | crime and sent a message that anti-Semitic hate crimes are unacceptable. | 并发出一个信息:反犹太主义仇恨罪是不可接受的。 |
| 1235 | That's the district | 就是这个区 |
| 1236 | attorney of the state of New York. | 纽约州的律师 |
| 1237 | We have 62 district attorneys and they are all working | 我们有62个地区律师 他们都在工作 |
| 1238 | and focusing on hate crimes. | 并专注于仇恨犯罪。 |
| 1239 | And it's an honor and a privilege to partner with all of the district | 我很荣幸能与全区合作 |
| 1240 | attorneys throughout the state of New York to ensure that Jews and other groups are safe. | 整个纽约州的律师 确保犹太人和其他团体的安全 |
| 1241 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1242 | We're going to ask one question. | 我们要问一个问题。 |
| 1243 | Commostoretti女士, 总检察长花费 | |
| 1244 | enormous time responding to the Trump administration's efforts to freeze or reduce federal funding to New | 对特朗普政府冻结或减少联邦对纽(New)的资助的努力, |
| 1245 | York State. | 约克州. |
| 1246 | For example, recently the Trump administration attempted to freeze $10 billion | 例如,最近特朗普政府试图冻结100亿美元 |
| 1247 | for child care and other needs in the states led by Democratic governors. | 由民主党州长领导的各州的儿童保育和其他需要。 |
| 1248 | As a Republican, | 作为一个共和党人, |
| 1249 | will you be as vigilant in pushing back against the Trump administration or would it depend on | 你是否将保持警惕,以反击特朗普政府? 还是取决于 |
| 1250 | the issue? | 问题? |
| 1251 | Absolutely. | 当然 |
| 1252 | You know, for example, I know that there was an issue with counterterrorism | 比如说,我知道反恐有问题 |
| 1253 | funding. | 供资。 |
| 1254 | It's $187 million that was held back in counterterrorism funding. | 这是1.87亿美元 被搁置的反恐资金。 |
| 1255 | As a member of the | 作为委员会成员 |
| 1256 | terrorism task force for 12 years, I know how important that funding is for the federal and | 反恐特别工作组12年来,我知道资金对联邦和 |
| 1257 | the state and the local governments. | 州和地方政府。 |
| 1258 | I would have pushed back and I would have done a better job. | 我本该退后 做个更好的工作 |
| 1259 | Ms. James didn't even get the money back. | 詹姆士女士连钱都没拿回来 |
| 1260 | She got half the money back. | 她拿回了一半的钱 |
| 1261 | You know what it funds? | 你知道它资助什么? |
| 1262 | It | 这个 |
| 1263 | funds bomb squads. | 资金爆炸小组。 |
| 1264 | You know, you need a full bomb squad, not just half. | 你需要一个完整的炸弹小组 不只是一半 |
| 1265 | I'll push back. | 我会推回。 |
| 1266 | I'll make | 我会做 |
| 1267 | sure we get all the funding we deserve. | 我们一定能得到所有应得的资金 |
| 1268 | You had an opportunity to push back then and you did | 你当时有机会推回去,你做到了 |
| 1269 | nothing. | 没什么 |
| 1270 | We went to court. | 我们上法庭了 |
| 1271 | Whenever he reduces our grants, whenever he reduces our funds, | 只要他减少我们的赠款 每当他减少我们的资金 |
| 1272 | we have been successful in getting money back from this administration. | 我们成功地从政府那里拿回了钱。 |
| 1273 | In fact, we've won over 85% | 事实上,我们赢了85% |
| 1274 | of our cases. | 我们的案件。 |
| 1275 | And you, ma'am, with all of your experience have done absolutely nothing. | 而你,夫人,你所有的经验 都毫无作为。 |
| 1276 | You have | 你有过 |
| 1277 | done nothing in regards to this administration and particularly in regards to law enforcement funds. | 当局没有采取任何行动,特别是在执法资金方面。 |
| 1278 | The Ed Burns funds, which was a police officer who was assassinated on Inwood Street in Queens, | 艾德·伯恩斯基金,他是一名警察,在皇后区英伍德街被暗杀, |
| 1279 | they wanted to cut those funds until we stepped in. | 他们想要削减那些资金 直到我们介入。 |
| 1280 | In regards to the Gateway Project, | 关于网关项目, |
| 1281 | thousands of union jobs, we stepped in and got those funds back. | 几千个工会工作,我们介入 并得到了这些资金回来。 |
| 1282 | You were absent. | 你当时不在 |
| 1283 | You were | 你曾经是 |
| 1284 | probably at your law firm counting, working with the gun lobby and working with Big Farmer and Big Tech. | 可能在你的律师事务所数钱 和大农夫和大科技合作 |
| 1285 | Actually, I was at the Joint Terrorism Task Force without the funds because you didn't get them all | 其实,我在联合反恐特遣部队 没有资金,因为你没有得到他们全部 |
| 1286 | back. | 回来 |
| 1287 | Candidates, we've got a time of just about a minute left. | 候选人,我们还有一分钟时间 |
| 1288 | Let's have a couple of lightning | 来点闪电吧 |
| 1289 | round questions. | 圆问. |
| 1290 | A question for both of you. | 问二位. |
| 1291 | We'll start with you, Ms. James. | 我们从你开始,詹姆斯女士。 |
| 1292 | When did you last have | 你上次是什么时候 |
| 1293 | conversation with President Trump and what was it about? | 和特朗普总统的谈话是什么? |
| 1294 | It was in regards to the case | 和本案有关 |
| 1295 | that I brought against him and was successful in bringing the fraud case where he overestimated | 我起诉了他 成功提起了诈骗案 他高估了 |
| 1296 | the value of his worth. | 他的价值价值。 |
| 1297 | Report throughout the whole penalty? | 报告整个惩罚? |
| 1298 | It was disgorgement and the judgment | 这是令人沮丧和判决 |
| 1299 | stands. | 站着 |
| 1300 | I've met President Trump once for about 30 seconds. | 我见过特朗普总统30秒左右 |
| 1301 | I said hello. | 我说了你好。 |
| 1302 | And then he tweeted out | 然后他发推特出来 |
| 1303 | that he was endorsing you. | 说他支持你 |
| 1304 | Because I have a great resume. | 因为我有一个伟大的简历。 |
| 1305 | You know, because he recognizes that you | 你知道,因为他认得你 |
| 1306 | don't stand up and you refuse to be a fighter. | 别站起来,你拒绝当战士 |
| 1307 | And what New York needs is a fighter. | 纽约需要的是一个战士。 |
| 1308 | Ms. Comittoretti, | 康托雷蒂女士, |
| 1309 | have you ever legally purchased cannabis? | 你有没有合法购买大麻? |
| 1310 | No. | 没有 |
| 1311 | Ms. James. | 詹姆士小姐 詹姆士小姐 詹姆士小姐 |
| 1312 | Ms. James, name a past New York | 詹姆士女士,你过去纽约吧 |
| 1313 | Attorney General that you admire. | 你钦佩的总检察长 |
| 1314 | TikTok. | 腾讯网. |
| 1315 | Only admires herself. | 只钦佩自己. |
| 1316 | No, no, no, no. | 释曰. |
| 1317 | We admire others. | 我们钦佩其他人。 |
| 1318 | I admire all of the past Attorney Generals because it's a difficult job and you've got to stand up. | 我敬佩所有过去的司法部长 因为这工作很困难 你必须站起来 |
| 1319 | Dennis Vacco, at a time when New York State needed it, we had another former federal prosecutor | Dennis Vacco, 在纽约州需要的时候, 我们有一个前联邦检察官 |
| 1320 | become Attorney General and bring law and order to the state. | 成为总检察长,为国家带来法律和秩序。 |
| 1321 | Actually, I support and | 其实,我支持和 |
| 1322 | work closely with Bob Abrams. | 和鲍勃·艾布拉姆斯密切合作 |
| 1323 | Thank you candidates. | 谢谢各位候选人。 |
| 1324 | That is going to do it for tonight's debate. | 今晚的辩论就够了 |
| 1325 | I'd | 我会 |
| 1326 | like to thank both candidates for joining us tonight and those of you at home for watching. | 感谢两位候选人今晚加入我们 感谢各位在家观看 |
| 1327 | We'd also like to thank the New York State Public Campaign Finance Board for helping to ensure that | 我们还要感谢纽约州公共运动财政委员会帮助确保 |
| 1328 | debate happened. | 辩论时有发生。 |
| 1329 | If you missed any part of tonight's broadcast, you can watch it in its | 如果你错过了今晚的节目 你可以在节目里看 |
| 1330 | entirety on our website and on our YouTube channel. | 我们的网站和我们的YouTube频道 |
| 1331 | And be sure to tune into our debate | 一定要听好我们的辩论 |
| 1332 | in the race for governor on Tuesday, October 13th. | 在10月13日星期二的州长竞选中. |
| 1333 | It is the only debate you'll see in this | 这是你唯一能看见的辩论 |
| 1334 | race and it's our final statewide debate before election day. | 这是选举日之前我们最后一次全州辩论 |
| 1335 | On behalf of Spectrum News, | 代表光谱新闻社, |
| 1336 | thank you for watching and have a very good night. | 谢谢你的观看和 有一个非常好的夜晚。 |
| 1337 | 丁子ko. |
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