马里兰州州长辩论：摩尔 vs 考克斯 | 2026.10.7
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:18 | Hello, and welcome to the 2026 Maryland gubernatorial debate. | 欢迎来到马里兰州州长辩论会 |
| 0:22 | We are coming to you from the Irene and Edward H. Kaplan Production Studio at Maryland Public | 我们从艾琳和爱德华·H·卡普兰 马里兰公共制片厂来找你 |
| 0:27 | Television. | 电视 |
| 0:28 | I'm Jason Newton from WBAL-TV11 News, and tonight we present a one-hour debate featuring | 我是来自WBAL -TV11新闻的Jason Newton 今晚我们举行一个一小时的辩论会 |
| 0:33 | the top two contenders for Maryland Governor. | 马里兰州州长前两名候选人 |
| 0:36 | This is a joint production of Maryland Public Television and WBAL-TV11. | 这是马里兰公共电视台和WBAL-TV11的联合制作. |
| 0:41 | We'd also like to acknowledge those of you watching us on NBC4 in Washington and those | 我们还要感谢那些在华盛顿NBC4上 监视我们的人 还有那些 |
| 0:45 | listening on WBAL Newsradio here in Baltimore. | 巴尔的摩的WBAL新闻电台 |
| 0:49 | I will be your moderator as we explore key issues on the minds of Maryland voters like | 在马里兰州选民的心目中探索一些关键问题时,我将担任主持人。 |
| 0:53 | you. | 你们 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hello, and welcome to the 2026 Maryland gubernatorial debate. | 欢迎来到马里兰州州长辩论会 |
| 2 | We are coming to you from the Irene and Edward H. Kaplan Production Studio at Maryland Public | 我们从艾琳和爱德华·H·卡普兰 马里兰公共制片厂来找你 |
| 3 | Television. | 电视 |
| 4 | I'm Jason Newton from WBAL-TV11 News, and tonight we present a one-hour debate featuring | 我是来自WBAL -TV11新闻的Jason Newton 今晚我们举行一个一小时的辩论会 |
| 5 | the top two contenders for Maryland Governor. | 马里兰州州长前两名候选人 |
| 6 | This is a joint production of Maryland Public Television and WBAL-TV11. | 这是马里兰公共电视台和WBAL-TV11的联合制作. |
| 7 | We'd also like to acknowledge those of you watching us on NBC4 in Washington and those | 我们还要感谢那些在华盛顿NBC4上 监视我们的人 还有那些 |
| 8 | listening on WBAL Newsradio here in Baltimore. | 巴尔的摩的WBAL新闻电台 |
| 9 | I will be your moderator as we explore key issues on the minds of Maryland voters like | 在马里兰州选民的心目中探索一些关键问题时,我将担任主持人。 |
| 10 | you. | 你们 |
| 11 | We will get to our candidates in just a moment. | 我们马上就会找到我们的候选人 |
| 12 | First though, we want to introduce our panel of journalists. | 首先,我们要介绍我们的记者小组。 |
| 13 | First, Tracy Wilkins, investigative reporter, NBC4, Washington. | 首先,崔西·威尔金斯,NBC4,华盛顿的调查记者. |
| 14 | Jeff Salkin, news anchor of Maryland Public Television. | 杰夫·萨尔金,马里兰州公共电视台的新闻主播. |
| 15 | And Pamela Wood, reporter on the Banner. | 还有帕梅拉·伍德 班纳的记者 |
| 16 | Okay, so here's how this is all going to work tonight. | 好吧,所以这是怎么 这一切会是今晚的工作。 |
| 17 | Each candidate will have 90 seconds for an opening statement and 60 seconds for a closing | 每个候选人将有90秒的开幕词和60秒的闭幕词 |
| 18 | statement. | 语句。 |
| 19 | Candidates will have 60 seconds to answer questions and 30 seconds for any rebuttals | 考生有60秒回答问题 30秒回答问题 |
| 20 | to those questions. | 对这些问题。 |
| 21 | So let's get started with a coin flip. | 因此,让我们从硬币翻转开始。 |
| 22 | It determined who would go first and opening statements as well. | 它决定了谁将首先发言,谁也将作开幕发言。 |
| 23 | And Dan Cox, your opening statement first. | 还有丹·考克斯 你的开场白 |
| 24 | Four years ago, Governor Hogan left a five billion surplus in our budget, but today Governor | 四年前,霍根总督给我们的预算留下了50亿的盈余 但今天总督 |
| 25 | Moore has given us a $3.3 billion structural deficit while he scandalizes our property | 摩尔给我们33亿美元的结构赤字 而他却污蔑我们的财产 |
| 26 | taxes, rents and electric bills. | 税收、租金和电费。 |
| 27 | We're paying more, but getting less. | 我们付出更多,但越来越少。 |
| 28 | We are being treated like a line of credit. | 我们被当成信用额度对待。 |
| 29 | And for what? | 为了什么? |
| 30 | For 338 more taxes, tolls and fees, some of the highest energy bills in the nation, second | 另外338个税费,通行费,是全国最高的能源费,第二 |
| 31 | worst economy in the nation, 38th worst in math education, 21st in reading. | 全国经济最差,数学教育第38名,阅读第21名. |
| 32 | And crime is higher than places like El Salvador while he signed a law preventing prosecutors | 并且犯罪率高于萨尔瓦多等地,而他却签署了防止公诉人的法律 |
| 33 | from charging violent 16 to 17 year olds as adults. | 16至17岁是成年人 |
| 34 | So what are you getting for all of this dangerous spending and mismanagement? | 那么这些危险的开支和管理不善 你能得到什么? |
| 35 | An absentee governor who has left Maryland behind for over 300 days of his term while | 一个缺席的州长 离开了马里兰州300多天 他的任期 |
| 36 | he runs for president. | 他竞选总统 |
| 37 | But what is he leaving us? | 但他留下了什么给我们? |
| 38 | A budget that shows $13.8 billion in questionable spending under a legislative audit, 2 billion | 一项预算显示,在立法审计下,有问题的支出为138亿美元,为20亿美元。 |
| 39 | in new taxes, 357,000 Marylanders and small businesses left, Guinness closed, Six Flags | 在新税,357,000马里兰人和小企业离开,吉尼斯关闭,六旗 |
| 40 | gone, commanders leaving, our electric plants closed or closing. | 我们的电厂关闭或关闭。 |
| 41 | And the Key Bridge? | 钥匙桥呢? |
| 42 | Still after two and a half years, not billed and not even under contract. | 还是过了两年半,没有开账单,甚至没有合同. |
| 43 | We can do better. | 我们可以做得更好。 |
| 44 | We need to lower our car registration fees immediately, cut taxes, cut the fees, control | 我们要立即降低车登记费,减税,减费,控制 |
| 45 | spending and bring back affordable energy and housing for all. | (c) 支出和为所有人带来负担得起的能源和住房。 |
| 46 | I believe Maryland's future can be bright. | 我相信马里兰州的未来是光明的。 |
| 47 | I'm Dan Cox, a lifelong Marylander, and I'm humbly asking for your vote. | 我是丹·考克斯 马里兰州人 我谦虚地请求你投票 |
| 48 | Thank you, sir. | 谢谢你,先生。 |
| 49 | Mr. Moore. | 摩尔先生 |
| 50 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 51 | And Dan, thank you for agreeing to this debate. | 还有丹 谢谢你同意参加这次辩论 |
| 52 | What you all, much of what you just heard is just factually incorrect. | 你们刚才听到的都是事实错误 |
| 53 | But I do want to level with you. | 但我确实想跟你说实话 |
| 54 | I do know the past year and a half has been hard. | 我知道过去的一年半很辛苦 |
| 55 | I do know that while we have had many successes together as a state, that we are still fighting | 我知道,虽然我们作为一个国家取得了许多成功,但我们仍在战斗。 |
| 56 | against Donald Trump's illegal tariffs, still fighting against these endless foreign wars | 对抗唐纳德·特朗普的非法关税,仍然与这些无休止的对外战争作斗争 |
| 57 | and still fighting against these cuts to health care. | 并且仍在与削减医疗费用作斗争。 |
| 58 | So while this is the agenda that Dan Cox says he supports 100 percent, while they're | 所以虽然这是Dan Cox说 他百分之百支持的议程, 而他们是 |
| 59 | focused on the wealthy elites, I'm focused on working families. | 专注于富人精英, 我专注于工作家庭。 |
| 60 | And that's why we've cut taxes for the middle class and for military families, is why we've | 因此我们削减了中产阶级和军队家庭的税收 |
| 61 | asked the wealthiest Marylanders to pay a little bit more so we can have better schools | 让最富有的马里兰人多付一点钱 这样我们就能有更好的学校了 |
| 62 | and safer streets. | 和更安全的街道。 |
| 63 | And what's been the result? | 结果如何? |
| 64 | The teacher vacancy rate in the state of Maryland is now down 60 percent, and math and reading | 马里兰州的教师空缺率现在下降了60% 数学和阅读 |
| 65 | scores are at a five-year high. | 得分创下五年最高纪录. |
| 66 | These are facts. | 这些都是事实。 |
| 67 | On public safety, the year before I became the governor, Baltimore City was averaging | 在公共安全方面,在我担任州长的前一年,巴尔的摩市平均 |
| 68 | almost a murder a day. | 几乎一天的谋杀。 |
| 69 | So we worked together to protect our people. | 所以我们一起保护我们的人民。 |
| 70 | And now, Maryland has amongst the fastest drops in violent crime anywhere in the United | 现在,马里兰州是暴力犯罪 下降最快的地方之一 |
| 71 | States of America. | 美利坚合众国。 |
| 72 | The last time the homicide rates were this low in Baltimore, I wasn't born yet. | 上次巴尔的摩的凶杀率这么低 我还没出生呢 |
| 73 | And I'm excited to spend tonight talking about the future that we'll forge together. | 我很高兴今晚能一起谈论未来 |
| 74 | Governor, thank you. | 州长 谢谢你 |
| 75 | Jeff Salkin has our first question tonight. | 杰夫·萨尔金今晚有我们的第一个问题 |
| 76 | Governor, on the budget deficit, there is a forecast of a $3 billion shortfall in the | 总督,关于预算赤字,预测2004年将出现30亿美元的短缺。 |
| 77 | next fiscal year and the one after that and the one after that. | 接下来的财政年度 之后的一年 之后的一年 |
| 78 | My question for you is, do you see this as something manageable or are we likely to see | 我的问题是,你是否认为这是可以控制的 或者我们有可能看到 |
| 79 | significant cuts or tax increases? | 大幅度削减或增加税收? |
| 80 | Well, you know, to be clear, we inherited a budget deficit, a multi-billion dollar budget | 我们继承了预算赤字 数十亿美元的预算 |
| 81 | deficit, and COVID money cannot cover up for that. | 赤字 COVID的钱无法弥补 |
| 82 | But the truth is, is that I know I'm also not alone. | 但事实是,我知道我不是孤独的 |
| 83 | Maryland has had a structural deficit now for 20 years. | 马里兰州20年来一直存在结构性赤字。 |
| 84 | And so the only way that you can be able to address the fact that Maryland was just racking | 所以,只有这样你才能 解决马里兰州只是裂缝的事实 |
| 85 | up the credit card and just passing it on is doing two things. | 提高信用卡,并把它传递 正在做两件事。 |
| 86 | You need to be able to control your spending and you need to make sure that you had more | 你需要能够控制你的开支, 你需要确保你有更多的 |
| 87 | private investment. | 私人投资。 |
| 88 | And that's exactly what we've done, where we've now actually cut the size of the general | 而这正是我们所做的, 在那里,我们现在实际上削减了 将军的规模 |
| 89 | fund, controlled spending for four years in a row. | 连续四年控制开支。 |
| 90 | That has not happened over a generation inside of Maryland. | 马里兰州内部的一代人没有发生这种情况。 |
| 91 | And also for new investment, we've now invited now over $17 billion of private investment | 为了新的投资,我们邀请了超过170亿美元的私人投资 |
| 92 | in the state of Maryland to include the one, two, and three, the largest investments that | 在马里兰州,包括一、二、三,最大的投资 |
| 93 | we've had within our state to include one we just had today with Enduro, which is going | 今天我们和恩杜罗在一起的 是我们国家的一部分 |
| 94 | to provide over 3,100 new jobs. | 提供3 100多个新工作。 |
| 95 | And so you've got to control your spending, increase private investment, and that's exactly | 所以,你必须控制你的支出, 增加私人投资,而这正是 |
| 96 | what we have done. | 我们所做的一切 |
| 97 | All right, Governor, thank you. | 好的,州长,谢谢 |
| 98 | So you saw the governor not answer the question about will he raise taxes. | 所以,你看到州长没有回答 他是否会提高税收的问题。 |
| 99 | I can look in the camera, Governor, and say I will not raise taxes and fees on my watch. | 我可以在镜头里看,州长, 并说我不会提高税收和费用在我的表。 |
| 100 | And you have not been willing to do that. | 而你一直不愿意这样做。 |
| 101 | Why is that? | 为什么? |
| 102 | And I'll tell you this. | 我告诉你 |
| 103 | I will cut taxes and fees and say we're paying about $7,800 more annually. | 我将削减税收和收费,并说我们每年多支付约7800美元. |
| 104 | Each family. | 每个家庭。 |
| 105 | And our take-home pay is just not the same compared to the states around us. | 和我们周围的州相比 我们的实得工资并不相同 |
| 106 | So to blame the federal economy, yes, there's issues there. | 所以,要怪联邦经济, 是的,那里有问题。 |
| 107 | But guess what? | 但你知道吗? |
| 108 | We are the second worst economy in the nation. | 我们是全国第二糟糕的经济。 |
| 109 | You almost have to work to do that with such a wealthy state that we have. | 你几乎必须工作 这样做,我们有这样一个富裕的国家。 |
| 110 | But the question is how are we going to save money in the budget? | 但问题是,我们如何在预算中节省资金? |
| 111 | And I'll tell you, our OLA review, the OLA Office of Legislative Audits that this governor | 我会告诉你,我们的法律厅, 法律厅的立法审计办公室,这位州长 |
| 112 | and he has not talked about demonstrated a $6.18 billion questionable spending. | 而他并没有谈论 显示61.8亿美元 值得怀疑的支出。 |
| 113 | These are audits showing $1.3 billion from DHS. | 这些审计显示来自人口与健康调查的13亿美元。 |
| 114 | We're looking at all down the line $6 billion improperly spent alleged by this audit. | 我们正在查所有线下 60亿美元 不当支出被本次审计。 |
| 115 | That's where we save the money. | 这就是我们省钱的地方 |
| 116 | That's where we come up with the $3 billion. | 这就是我们想出来的30亿美元。 |
| 117 | We don't need to raise taxes to do that. | 我们不必为此提高税收. |
| 118 | Mr. Cox, thank you. | Cox先生 谢谢 |
| 119 | Would you like to respond? | 你想回答吗? |
| 120 | To be clear, Delegate Cox, Donald Trump, your good friend, has fired over 31,000 Marylanders | 坦白说 考克斯代表 唐纳德·特朗普 你的好朋友 已经解雇了31000多名马里兰人 |
| 121 | in a year. | 一年之内 |
| 122 | And that includes people like Chernece Mundell, who was fired by the president, an Air Force | 包括像Chernece Mundell这样的人 他被总统开除了 空军 |
| 123 | veteran who needed a $700 Fed emergency loan and SNAP assistance from the state of Maryland. | 需要从马里兰州获得700美元联邦紧急贷款和SNAP援助的老兵. |
| 124 | And so we have not raised property taxes. | 所以我们没有提高财产税。 |
| 125 | We have not raised sales taxes. | 我们没有提高销售税。 |
| 126 | We've given the middle class a tax cut and given military veterans a tax cut. | 我们给中产阶级减税,给退伍军人减税. |
| 127 | And we've been able to make sure that we can be both fiscally responsible, but then also | 我们已经能够确保 我们既可以承担财政责任, 但也 |
| 128 | make sure we are investing unapologetically in public education and public safety. | 确保我们正在对公共教育和公共安全进行不合理的投资。 |
| 129 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 130 | We're going to move to our next session. | 我们接下来的会话 |
| 131 | If I can answer that just briefly, yes. | 如果我能简单地回答,是的。 |
| 132 | So Governor, every state around us is doing better. | 州长,我们周围的每个州都做得更好 |
| 133 | Virginia also had the same federal cuts. | 弗吉尼亚州也有同样的联邦削减. |
| 134 | It's sixth in the nation economy. | 在民族经济中位居第六. |
| 135 | It's doing far better than Maryland. | 它比马里兰州好得多 |
| 136 | And once again, you won't look the camera in the eyes and look the people of Maryland | 再说一遍,你不会看着镜头的眼睛 看着马里兰州的人 |
| 137 | in the eyes and say, you will not raise taxes and fees. | 你将不提高税费。 |
| 138 | I'm saying that you won't. | 我是说你不会的 |
| 139 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 140 | On to our next question. | 接下来的问题。 |
| 141 | Pamela. | 帕梅拉 帕梅拉 帕梅拉 |
| 142 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 143 | My first question is about commitment to public service, beginning with Mr. Cox. | 我的第一个问题是关于对公共服务的承诺,首先是考克斯先生。 |
| 144 | You've had ties with President Donald Trump, including winning his endorsement last time | 你和唐纳德·特朗普总统有联系 包括上次赢得他的认可 |
| 145 | you ran for governor and going on to Mar-a-Lago to fundraise for that campaign. | 你竞选州长,然后去马拉戈 为竞选筹款 |
| 146 | But President Trump has taken actions that are detrimental to Marylanders, such as slashing | 但特朗普总统已经采取了不利于马里兰人的行动,例如砍人 |
| 147 | federal jobs and refusing to provide emergency aid to Western Maryland after severe flooding. | 联邦工作,并在严重洪灾后拒绝向西马里兰州提供紧急援助. |
| 148 | My question is that are you willing, if you are elected governor, to stand up to President | 我的问题是,如果你当选州长 你愿意与总统抗衡 |
| 149 | Trump if that's what's necessary to advocate for the needs of Marylanders? | 特朗普如果这就是宣传马里兰人需求所必须的?. |
| 150 | Well, absolutely. | 当然 |
| 151 | I am a Marylander first and last, and I'm an American first and last. | 我先是马里兰人 后是美国人 |
| 152 | I will work with whoever is the president, and that's the difference between myself | 我会和总统合作的 那就是我之间的区别 |
| 153 | and my opponent. | 还有我的对手 |
| 154 | We can't take another two years of this governor not working with the federal government. | 我们不能再花两年时间不与联邦政府合作 |
| 155 | The reason why we are getting this Virginia class submarine base, potentially, is because | 我们得到弗吉尼亚级潜艇基地的原因 可能是因为 |
| 156 | Baltimore County was willing to work with them. | 巴尔的摩郡愿意与他们合作. |
| 157 | But if you would just simply get the key bridge done, there's people, I think their partners | 但是如果你能把关键桥弄好的话 我认为他们有搭档 |
| 158 | ready to help us do that. | 准备帮助我们做到这一点。 |
| 159 | But as to making sure that we're a Marylander first, that's who I am, that's who I've always | 但首先要确定我们是马里兰人 那就是我是谁 我一直 |
| 160 | been. | 已经。 |
| 161 | I've never been beholden to anyone. | 我从来没有向任何人屈服过 |
| 162 | And to Governor Moore on commitment to service, you have said yourself that you're interested | 和摩尔州长的承诺服务, 你已经说你自己 你有兴趣 |
| 163 | in being part of the national political conversation, and you have spent significant time traveling | 成为国家政治对话的一部分, 你花了很多时间旅行 |
| 164 | out of state on your own personal political endeavors. | 你个人的政治努力是国家以外的 |
| 165 | Marylanders may question if you're looking out for their needs or for your own. | 马里兰人可能会质疑你是否在照顾自己的需要 |
| 166 | If you are re-elected governor, do you commit to serving the full four-year term? | 如果你连任州长,你是否承诺服满四年任期? |
| 167 | Being the governor of Maryland has been the honor of a lifetime, and I would not be running | 作为马里兰州州长是一生的荣耀 而我不会参选 |
| 168 | for re-election if I was not committed to the people of Maryland. | 如果我不为马里兰州人民奉献, |
| 169 | And to be clear, I have now visited over 1,100, 1,100 stops all throughout the state of Maryland | 说清楚,我现在已经走访了 1,100,1,100 整个马里兰州 |
| 170 | to include being the first governor that has ever visited Midland. | 包括成为第一个访问过米德兰州的州长. |
| 171 | The first governor in 40 years to visit Smith Island, where we brought them broadband. | 40年来第一个访问史密斯岛的州长 我们给他们带来了宽带 |
| 172 | The first governor since 1996 to visit Loneconing, and I'm thankful that I have the endorsement | 自1996年以来第一个访问隆康宁的州长 我很感激你对我的支持 |
| 173 | of the Republican mayor of Loneconing. | 隆康宁的共和党市长 |
| 174 | And so when Dan Koch says about that, you know, he'll work with the president, of course | 所以当Dan Koch说到这一点时 他当然会和总统合作 |
| 175 | he will, because he has stated publicly that he is with the president 100% of the time. | 他会的,因为他已经公开声明 他与总统100%的时间。 |
| 176 | And so when the president has now fired over 31,000 workers, which by the way is triple | 所以当总统现在解雇了31 000多名工人, 顺便说一句,这是三倍的 |
| 177 | the amount that have been fired in Virginia, more than any other state in this country, | 弗吉尼亚州被炒的数量 比这个国家任何其他州都多 |
| 178 | I am very clear, I will work with anyone, but I will bow to no one. | 我很清楚,我会和任何人合作,但我不会向任何人鞠躬。 |
| 179 | Governor Moore, yes or no to my question, do you commit to serving the full four-year | 摩尔州长,我问是否, 你承诺服满四年 |
| 180 | term if you're re-elected? | 连任后的任期? |
| 181 | I think I gave the answer, I'm committed to the people of Maryland. | 我想我给出了答案,我致力于马里兰州人民。 |
| 182 | And that's why I'm running for re-election. | 故选重选. |
| 183 | That's what we've been doing this entire time to make sure that it's the people of Maryland | 这就是我们一直做的 确保这是马里兰人 |
| 184 | who are going to be supported. | 他们将获得援助。 |
| 185 | And when I said that we are going to be part of a national conversation, not only is it | 当我说我们要成为 国家对话的一部分时,不仅仅是 |
| 186 | because I believe that the state of Maryland deserves that, when you look at the fact that | 因为我相信马里兰州应该如此 当你看到这个事实 |
| 187 | we've been the most affected state, and arguably the most effective state in terms of pushing | 我们是受影响最严重的州, 可以说是最有效的州 在推动 |
| 188 | back and pushing forward, I am also very clear, we all need to be part of this larger | 继续前进,我也非常清楚,我们都需要参与这个更大的 |
| 189 | conversation because we cannot watch our democracy and our freedoms and are in the impacts of | 因为我们不能看我们的民主和自由 并且受到 |
| 190 | what we're seeing from Donald Trump in this administration allowed to stand, Pat. | 我们从唐纳德·特朗普眼中看到的 政府允许他们站立 帕特 |
| 191 | Tracy, you're up. | 崔西,你起来。 |
| 192 | I just want to briefly respond, if I may, since he made that issue, absolutely this | 我只想简单回答一下,如果可以的话,因为他提出了这个问题,绝对是这样的。 |
| 193 | governor will not look you in the eyes again and promise to not run for president. | 州长不会再看着你 保证不竞选总统 |
| 194 | I know you're ready to run against Shapiro and Whitmer and Newsom, but the people of | 我知道你已经准备好对抗夏皮罗 惠特默和纽森了 但是人民 |
| 195 | Maryland need someone who have their concerns first. | 马里兰州需要先有顾虑的人 |
| 196 | And you just heard, the people of Maryland, you just heard that this governor will not | 你刚刚听到,马里兰州人民, 你刚听到这个州长不会 |
| 197 | commit to serving you, and yet he's asking for your vote. | 承诺为您服务 但他却要求您投票 |
| 198 | That is not worthy of a vote. | 这不值得表决。 |
| 199 | I'm humbly asking for your vote. | 我谦卑地请求你投票 |
| 200 | I'm going to work for you and no one else, and I would be honored to do so. | 我将为你和别人工作,我将很荣幸这样做。 |
| 201 | I just want to be clear, Dan Cox seems to be more concerned about my future than he | 我只想说清楚 Dan Cox似乎更关心我的未来 |
| 202 | is about the future of the people of Maryland. | 是关于马里兰州人民的未来。 |
| 203 | And so I'm very clear about where my focus is, and the people of Maryland know that as | 所以我非常清楚我的焦点所在 马里兰州人民知道 |
| 204 | well. | 不错 |
| 205 | Okay, we're going to keep moving, gentlemen. | 好了,我们继续前进,先生们。 |
| 206 | Tracy, you're up. | 崔西,你起来。 |
| 207 | We're going to turn to immigration. | 我们将转向移民。 |
| 208 | This question is for both of you, beginning with Governor Moore. | 这是你们俩的问题,从摩尔州长开始 |
| 209 | Under Maryland's Dignity Not Detention Act, local law enforcement is banned from collaborating | 根据马里兰州《尊严而不是拘留法》,地方执法部门被禁止合作 |
| 210 | with ICE to create detention centers. | 与ICE一起创建拘留中心. |
| 211 | As a result, some immigrants, including documented individuals and those arrested without warrants, | 因此,一些移民,包括持证个人和无证被捕者, |
| 212 | have been transferred to facilities thousands of miles away from their family and legal | 被转移到离家庭数千英里远的设施 |
| 213 | counsel. | 律师 |
| 214 | Was banning ICE detention partnerships a mistake or is it protecting Maryland communities? | 禁止ICE拘留合伙关系是否是错误的, |
| 215 | The people of Maryland know that there is nothing that I will not do to keep them safe. | 马里兰州人民知道,我将不做任何事情来保护他们的安全。 |
| 216 | That I am very clear that I have no tolerance for violent offenders or people that are going | 我非常清楚,我对暴力罪犯 或正在去的人没有容忍 |
| 217 | to terrorize our communities. | 恐吓我们的社区。 |
| 218 | But I'm also clear about this, too. | 但我也很清楚这一点。 |
| 219 | That the Constitution still has to be followed. | 宪法仍然必须得到遵守。 |
| 220 | And we have remarkable law enforcement. | 我们有出色的执法 |
| 221 | I've given record funding to local law enforcement who are doing not just important work but | 我给当地执法部门提供了创纪录的资金 他们不仅做了重要的工作 |
| 222 | also nation-leading work when it comes to making our community safer. | 在使我们的社区更加安全方面,国家领导也开展了工作。 |
| 223 | But I also know we have an ICE agency right now that is hiring people that are untrained, | 但我也知道我们现在有一个ICE机构 雇用那些没有受过训练的人 |
| 224 | unqualified and unaccountable, where ICE's budget is now $85 billion. | 无资格和不负责,其中ICE的预算现在是850亿美元. |
| 225 | And so if you're going after the worst of the worst and violent offenders, I will work | 所以,如果你去追 最坏和暴力的罪犯, 我会工作 |
| 226 | with you. | 和你们一起 |
| 227 | But when you're going after people like Pastor Fuentes in the Eastern Shore, who has been | 但是当你在东岸 追寻富恩特斯牧师这样的人时 |
| 228 | here for decades and leads a congregation in the Eastern Shore and ICE detains him, | 在东岸领导一个会众 ICE拘留了他几十年 |
| 229 | then no, local law enforcement will not allow them to be deputized to do that type of work. | 不,当地执法部门不允许他们受权从事这类工作。 |
| 230 | Governor Moore, was dignity not detention a mistake? | 摩尔州长,尊严不是拘留错误吗? |
| 231 | If there's going to be detention, should detention be happening in Maryland where people can | 如果有拘留,如果拘留发生在马里兰州,人们可以 |
| 232 | have access to family and access to their counsel? | 有机会与家人联系和获得律师帮助? |
| 233 | I think there needs to be an entire reevaluation about the way immigration form and ICE is | 我想需要重新评价一下 移民表格和移民局 |
| 234 | moving in our society. | 在我们的社会中移动。 |
| 235 | That we have ICE that is literally harassing five-year-olds. | 我们得到了ICE,实际上 骚扰五岁的孩子。 |
| 236 | That we have ICE agents that are patrolling, that are trying to patrol communities with | 我们有ICE特工在巡逻 试图在社区巡逻 |
| 237 | masks on. | 戴着面具 |
| 238 | And by the way, we ban that too. | 顺便说一句,我们也禁止这样做。 |
| 239 | So I think there has to be a reconsideration about the way that ICE is moving inside of | 因此,我认为必须重新考虑 ICE的移动方式 |
| 240 | our communities all throughout the state of Maryland. | 马里兰州所有的社区 |
| 241 | And I think it's incredibly important that we actually have the constitution and constitutional | 宪法和宪法 |
| 242 | policing that is followed. | 警务被跟踪。 |
| 243 | Mr. Cox, where do you stand on Maryland's dignity not detention act? | 考克斯先生,你对马里兰的尊严,而不是拘留行为持什么立场? |
| 244 | Was it a mistake to ban ICE detention partnerships? | 禁止ICE拘留伴侣关系是否是错误的? |
| 245 | So Governor Moore will answer the question because he's causing the ICE raids in Maryland. | 所以摩尔州长会回答这个问题,因为他引起了马里兰州的ICE突袭. |
| 246 | He has actually created the danger and made it worse. | 他实际上制造了危险,使危险更加恶化。 |
| 247 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 248 | And I can tell you from experience. | 我可以从经验中告诉你 |
| 249 | In my county, before this Dignity Act was passed and signed by Governor Moore, we didn't | 在我的县里,在这个尊严法案通过 并由州长摩尔签署之前,我们没有 |
| 250 | have ICE raids. | 进行ICE突袭. |
| 251 | In fact, it was after he passed this into law that we had a first ICE raid. | 事实上,是在他把这件事变成法律之后 我们才第一次进行ICE突袭 |
| 252 | And you know, it's just a shock and a tragedy because when you allow law enforcement to | 你知道,这只是一个震惊和悲剧 因为当你允许执法部门 |
| 253 | operate in partner, like Ivan Bates does, and work with the federal partners, that's | 像伊凡·贝茨那样合作 与联邦合伙人合作 |
| 254 | my approach. | 我的方法。 |
| 255 | The state and federal partnership is so crucial to keeping peace and safety without having | 州和联邦伙伴关系对维护和平与安全至关重要,没有 |
| 256 | to up the game as we've seen. | 就像我们所看到的一样 |
| 257 | This is a very sad day in Maryland because of Governor Moore's failed leadership. | 由于州长摩尔领导班子失败,马里兰州今天非常悲伤. |
| 258 | I'm very clear. | 我说得很清楚 |
| 259 | We will work with all partners to be able to make sure that we are dealing with violent | 我们将与所有伙伴合作,以确保我们正处理暴力案件。 |
| 260 | offenders and making sure that our communities are safe. | 以及确保我们社区的安全。 |
| 261 | But when we are watching taxpayer dollars being used to arrest parents out of pickup | 但是当我们看着纳税人的钱 用来逮捕父母时 |
| 262 | lines, when we're watching ICE agents that are patrolling neighborhoods and patrolling | 线,当我们看 ICE的特工 巡逻街区和巡逻 |
| 263 | communities and not making those communities safer, I do have an issue with that. | 而不是让这些社区更加安全, 我确实对此有问题。 |
| 264 | And so we will work with anybody to be able to make sure that our communities are safe. | 因此,我们将与任何人合作,以确保我们的社区安全。 |
| 265 | But also we want to make sure that we have a welcoming environment and we're following | 但我们也想要确保我们有一个欢迎的环境,我们正在跟踪 |
| 266 | the Constitution and following the law because that is what is not happening and has not | 《宪法》和遵守法律,因为这是没有发生和没有发生的事情; |
| 267 | been happening well prior to the signing of that bill. | 早在该法案签署之前就发生过。 |
| 268 | The next question is from Jeff Salkin. | 下一个问题来自杰夫·萨尔金. |
| 269 | The Constitution, if I could just mention this, the Constitution gives the sheriffs | 《宪法》,如果我能提一下, 《宪法》赋予警长 |
| 270 | ability to negotiate and to discuss these issues and to work in partner with the federal | 有能力谈判和讨论这些问题并与联邦合作 |
| 271 | authorities. | 当局。 |
| 272 | That's like how we ended the KKK in Maryland in 1967, Governor, because the sheriffs and | 这就像我们如何结束 在马里兰州KKK 在1967年,州长,因为警长和 |
| 273 | the law enforcement worked with the federal authorities and they worked quietly and carefully | 执法部门与联邦当局合作,他们静悄悄地认真工作。 |
| 274 | for years and they got the job done. | 几年来 他们都完成了任务 |
| 275 | You banned that with the federal authorities here in Maryland. | 你和马里兰州的联邦当局一起禁止了 |
| 276 | We're going to keep moving here. | 我们要继续搬过来 |
| 277 | We're going to keep moving. | 我们要继续前进。 |
| 278 | Next question, this begins with Mr. Cox, do you support or oppose the federal eligibility | 下个问题,从考克斯先生开始, 你是否支持或反对联邦资格 |
| 279 | changes for programs like SNAP or food stamps and Medicaid? | 改变SNAP或粮票和医疗补助等计划? |
| 280 | Support or oppose? | 支持还是反对? |
| 281 | Well, I certainly will oppose and I will do everything in Maryland to make sure that those | 我当然会反对 我会在马里兰州尽一切可能 确保那些 |
| 282 | benefits are kept. | 福利得到保留。 |
| 283 | But let me just mention this about Medicaid first. | 但让我先提一下医疗补助 |
| 284 | This, you know, our current governor, people need to understand, $865 million, according | 这,你知道,我们的现任州长, 人们需要理解,8.65亿美元,根据 |
| 285 | to an audit, has been fraudulently spent in Medicaid in Maryland. | 在马里兰州医疗补助被骗上 |
| 286 | That's this governor's budget. | 这是州长的预算 |
| 287 | That's on his watch. | 这是在他的表。 |
| 288 | That's far more than any cuts that Medicaid might be looking at. | 这远远超出了医疗救助计划可能考虑的任何削减。 |
| 289 | That alone could save Medicaid and I'm going to do it. | 只有这样才能救出医疗援助 我会的 |
| 290 | Secondly, as to SNAP, same exact issues. | 第二,关于SNAP,同样的问题。 |
| 291 | There were 1,858 people incarcerated receiving SNAP and one person apparently won a $2 million | 有1 858人被监禁,接受SNAP,一人显然赢得200万美元 |
| 292 | lottery. | 乐透. |
| 293 | This is outrageous. | 这太过分了 |
| 294 | We need common sense again to make sure our budget is cared for. | 我们需要理智,以确保我们的预算得到照顾。 |
| 295 | We didn't have these issues under Governor Hogan and our budget director, David Brinkley. | 在霍根州长和预算主任大卫·布伦奇的领导下 我们没有这些问题 |
| 296 | We're having them now because of the kind of mismanagement that you're seeing. | 我们现在有他们 因为你看到的管理不当 |
| 297 | Governor Moore, Governor Hogan called you a QAnon whack job and said he would never | 摩尔州长,霍根州长称你为 QANON混蛋,并说他永远不会 |
| 298 | support you because he didn't think that you were fit to lead. | 支持你 因为他认为你不适合领导 |
| 299 | And so let's get some accurate numbers here. | 所以,让我们得到一些准确的数字在这里。 |
| 300 | The SNAP error rate was actually the second highest in the country when I came on as governor. | SNAP的误差率其实是我当州长时全国第二高的. |
| 301 | And now, during our time, Maryland has had amongst the fastest drops in SNAP error rate | 而现在,在我们这个时期,马里兰州 发生了SNAP误差率最快的下降 |
| 302 | in the United States of America. | 在美利坚合众国。 |
| 303 | But you know, making sure you're fixing the SNAP error rate is one thing. | 但你知道,确保你正在修复 SNAP 错误率是一回事。 |
| 304 | Making sure you're also dealing with a federal administration who seems to be perfectly comfortable | 确保你还面对着一个 似乎很舒适的联邦政府 |
| 305 | with trying to kick hundreds of thousands of people off of healthcare and seems perfectly | 试图把成千上万的人 踢出医疗,看起来很完美 |
| 306 | comfortable with trying to kick over 680,000 kids off of food assistance. | 想要把超过68万个孩子从食物援助中踢走 感觉很舒服 |
| 307 | The support of the big, beautiful bill, the support of this Trump agenda, an agenda that | 大而美丽的法案的支持, 这个特朗普议程的支持, 一个议程, |
| 308 | you have said that you support 100 percent, this is brutal and it is brutality. | 你说你百分之百支持, 这是残酷的,这是残酷的。 |
| 309 | And we have to make sure we are protecting the health and the welfare and the safety | 我们必须确保保护健康、福利和安全 |
| 310 | of our people and cutting SNAP, Medicaid and cutting healthcare is not the way we're going | 我们的人和削减 SNAP,医疗援助 和削减医疗 并不是我们要去的方式 |
| 311 | to do it. | 要做到这一点。 |
| 312 | Governor, thanks. | 州长 谢谢 |
| 313 | 30 seconds, Mr. Cox. | 30秒钟,考克斯先生。 |
| 314 | I just saw he got a minute, so I'd like a minute. | 我只是看到他有一分钟, 所以我想一分钟。 |
| 315 | That was his answer to his question. | 这是他的问题的答案。 |
| 316 | So you know, the governor has a truth problem. | 你知道,州长有 真相问题。 |
| 317 | We want to talk about fitness to lead 20 years and didn't properly handle his earning of | 我们想谈谈健身 领导20年,没有正确处理 他的收入 |
| 318 | his Bronze Star. | 他的铜星。 |
| 319 | That's a problem for many veterans talking to me and that's only the tip of the iceberg | 这对很多老兵来说是个问题,那只是冰山一角 |
| 320 | of the embellishments that we've seen. | 我们所看到的装饰 |
| 321 | But here's the bigger problem. | 但还有更大的问题 |
| 322 | You're not listening, Governor, to the Maryland citizens who just had their own premiums in | 州长,你没在听马里兰州公民的演讲 他们刚刚有他们自己的保险费 |
| 323 | under your governance, on your watch, raised by 30 percent in the last two years, 30 percent. | 在你的管理之下,在你的观察下, 在过去两年里, 提高了30%,30%。 |
| 324 | A family of four is looking at a healthcare premium coverage now of about $2,100 a month. | 一个四口之家正在寻找每月约2 100美元的医疗保险。 |
| 325 | That's unconscionable. | 这太不合情理了 |
| 326 | It's your fault, Governor. | 都是你的错,州长 |
| 327 | It's your fault that this Medicaid program is $865 million under the audit of this state | 这个医疗补助计划是8.65亿美元 被这个州审计的 都是你的错 |
| 328 | having been misspent. | 被误用。 |
| 329 | And that's your 30 seconds, Governor, you can have 30 seconds to rebut and then we'll | 州长,这是你的30秒 你可以有30秒的反驳 然后我们就会 |
| 330 | move on. | 继续前进 |
| 331 | Well, it's just, it's difficult to rebut when it's just not true. | 嗯,这只是,这是很难反驳 当它只是不是真的。 |
| 332 | You know, when I'm, when I get a chance to talk to families who have now gotten word | 你知道,当我是, 当我得到一个机会 说话的家庭 谁现在得到了消息 |
| 333 | that because of federal cuts, that they now are about to lose their health care. | 由于联邦削减,他们现在即将失去医疗保健。 |
| 334 | When I get a chance to talk to a woman over in the Eastern Shore about the fact that she's | 当我有机会跟东岸的一个女人谈起她 |
| 335 | on disability, but now because of a senseless foreign war, she can't even afford the gas | 但是现在因为一场毫无意义的外国战争 她连汽油都买不起 |
| 336 | to go see her doctor. | 去看她的医生。 |
| 337 | You cut DDA. | 你切断了DDA。 |
| 338 | That is something that is not a blame of a governor. | 这不是一个省长的错 |
| 339 | That is Donald Trump and the federal administration and we are doing everything in our power to | 那是唐纳德·特朗普和联邦政府 我们正在竭尽全力 |
| 340 | make sure that our people are protected, despite this onslaught that we are seeing | 尽管我们看到了这种攻击,但要确保我们的人民受到保护。 |
| 341 | from Washington. | 华盛顿来的 |
| 342 | Okay, Governor, just to be clear, each candidate, when you have a question, you'll have a minute | 好了,州长,说清楚,每个候选人, 当你有问题,你会有一分钟 |
| 343 | to respond to each of you and then 30 seconds to rebut to each other. | 然后30秒 互相反驳 |
| 344 | So we're making sure each one gets that minute. | 所以我们要确保每个人都得到那一分钟。 |
| 345 | Let's move on to Pam. | 让我们去帕姆。 |
| 346 | We'll respond to that. | 我们会回应的 |
| 347 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 348 | We're going to keep moving, sir. | 我们要继续前进,长官 |
| 349 | My next questions are about your personal backgrounds beginning with Governor Moore. | 我接下来的问题是 你的个人背景 从摩尔州长开始 |
| 350 | At times, others have misstated or exaggerated some of your personal story and one time | 有时,别人会误读或夸大你的一些个人故事,还有一次 |
| 351 | you misstated your history yourself when you applied for a federal fellowship. | 你申请联邦奖学金时 自己误读了自己的历史 |
| 352 | You claimed a bronze star award from your army service that you had not yet earned. | 你从军中获得了青铜星奖 你还没拿到 |
| 353 | You have since earned. | 你从那时起就赚了钱 |
| 354 | Do you have any regrets about how you handled that situation or the ensuing scrutiny of | 你对如何处理这种情况 或随后对 |
| 355 | your bronze star? | 你的青铜星? |
| 356 | I'm incredibly proud of my military service. | 我为我的兵役感到骄傲 |
| 357 | When I was 17 years old, I raised my hand to serve this country. | 十七岁时举手奉国. |
| 358 | When I was working in finance, I gave up my job to go serve and deploy with the 82nd Airborne | 在金融界工作的时候,我放弃了工作 去服役和部署第82空降师 |
| 359 | Division in Afghanistan. | 组织在阿富汗。 |
| 360 | And I think about the fact that you know who doesn't question my military service or my | 我想到一个事实,你知道 谁不质疑 我的兵役或我的 |
| 361 | record or my integrity? | 还是我的正直? |
| 362 | The United States Army. | 美国陆军. |
| 363 | You know who does not question my military record or my service? | 你知道谁不质疑我的军史或我的服役? |
| 364 | The 82nd Airborne Division. | 第82空降师. |
| 365 | And so I am deeply proud of my service and I think frankly it's why people are so tired | 所以我为我的服务深感骄傲 坦率地说,这就是人们为什么如此疲倦的原因 |
| 366 | about these kind of attacks in politics. | 关于这种政治攻击 |
| 367 | Because my definition of patriotism was being able and being willing to raise my hand and | 因为我对爱国主义的定义 是能够和愿意举起我的手 |
| 368 | fight for this country because I love it that much. | 为这个国家而战是因为我那么爱它 |
| 369 | And I will never ever allow anybody, particularly people with political motivations, to be able | 我永远不会允许任何人,特别是有政治动机的人,能够 |
| 370 | to question that or give me a reason to feel like in any way I should be ashamed of it. | 或者给我一个理由 让我觉得自己应该为此感到羞愧 |
| 371 | And to Mr. Cox, we've spoken about President Trump this evening. | 和考克斯先生,我们已经谈到 川普总统今晚。 |
| 372 | In 2020, you worked with lawyers for Trump to try and overturn the election results. | 2020年,你与律师合作,为特朗普尝试推翻选举结果. |
| 373 | You advertised buses to Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021. | 你于2021年1月6日向华盛顿市公布了公交车广告. |
| 374 | And as violence unfolded at the U.S. Capitol that day, you posted on social media that | 当天美国首都发生暴力事件时 你在社交媒体上发布 |
| 375 | then Vice President Mike Pence was, quote, a traitor. | 当时副总统迈克·彭斯是个叛徒 |
| 376 | Do you stand by those election denying actions and do you have any regrets about that? | 你支持那些拒绝采取行动的选举吗? 你对此有什么遗憾吗? |
| 377 | Well, absolutely. | 当然 |
| 378 | I mean, I regret tweeting. | 我的意思是,我后悔微博。 |
| 379 | I mean, that was six years ago. | 我的意思是,这是六年前。 |
| 380 | Really, this is political TMZ in my view because the people of Maryland want to hear on this | 马里兰州人民想听听这个 |
| 381 | one debate. | 一场辩论 |
| 382 | By the way, I'd love to have another debate. | 顺便说一句 我想再辩论一次 |
| 383 | Morgan State. | 摩根州立大学. |
| 384 | How about Coppin? | 科平怎么样? |
| 385 | Coppin State is actually having a forum on October 22nd. | 科平州实际上在10月22日有一个论坛. |
| 386 | Governor, I'd love to see you there. | 州长,我很想见你 |
| 387 | But I think we need to focus on the issues of the people of Maryland. | 但我认为我们需要集中关注马里兰人民的问题。 |
| 388 | And I absolutely have always had the people of Maryland in my heart and mind. | 我心里总是有马里兰人 |
| 389 | I've served as a state delegate. | 历任州代表. |
| 390 | I have focused on making sure we reduce crime. | 我专注于确保我们减少犯罪。 |
| 391 | We reduce taxes and make sure our budget is. | 我们减税,确保我们的预算。 |
| 392 | I was actually supporting every single veto that Governor Hogan put on the House floor. | 我实际上支持霍根总督在众议院的每一次否决。 |
| 393 | I was there to support that, to make sure we held the line against taxes and fees for | 我在那里支持这一点, 以确保我们持有 防税和收费线 |
| 394 | Marylanders. | 马里兰人。 |
| 395 | And that's my pledge. | 这就是我的承诺。 |
| 396 | And I'll just say this, though, Governor, you said that you, by the way, I do respect | 我只是说,虽然,州长, 你说你,顺便说一句,我尊重你 |
| 397 | your service. | 你的服务。 |
| 398 | I thank you for it. | 谢谢你 |
| 399 | But why don't you release your records? | 但你为什么不公布你的记录? |
| 400 | If you're saying that you have one of the most transparent administrations, that's an | 如果你是说你有 最透明的政府, 这是一个 |
| 401 | easy thing to do. | 很简单 |
| 402 | Governor, 30 seconds. | 州长,30秒 |
| 403 | My definition of patriotism was when I put on the uniform of this country and I served | 我对爱国主义的定义是 当我穿上这个国家的制服,我服役 |
| 404 | overseas. | 海外。 |
| 405 | Mr. Cox's definition of patriotism was putting on a red cap. | 考克斯先生对爱国主义的定义是戴着红色的帽子. |
| 406 | Oh, please. | 哦,请。 |
| 407 | And then being able to bust people down to the Capitol on January 6th. | 之后在1月6日就能把人抓到都城 |
| 408 | It is not, oh, please. | 这不是,哦,请。 |
| 409 | It's that when I had a chance to express my patriotism, I used it to protect us. | 就是当时我有机会表达我的爱国心,就用这个来保护我们. |
| 410 | When you had a chance to express your patriotism, you used it to try to destroy us. | 当你有机会表达你的爱国主义时,你用它来试图毁灭我们. |
| 411 | 即说 lie言. | |
| 412 | That is an absolute lie. | 这是绝对的谎言。 |
| 413 | It's a falsity, just like every other thing that seems to come out of this governor's | 这是伪造的,就像其他的事情 似乎从州长的 |
| 414 | 口 mouth. | |
| 415 | I have been a strong and loyal Maryland and American first guy. | 我一直是一个强壮和忠诚的马里兰州和美国第一人。 |
| 416 | I have always served my country where I could. | 我一直尽我所能为国家服务。 |
| 417 | I never had the privilege of serving in the military. | 我从来没有在军队服役的特权。 |
| 418 | But that was one of my regrets because both of my grandfathers served, sir. | 但这是我的遗憾之一 因为我的两个祖父都服务过,先生。 |
| 419 | Both of them, one of them right after World War II, and one of them actually flew some | 二战结束后,两个都飞了 |
| 420 | of the Flying Tiger planes. | 飞虎飞机。 |
| 421 | And I tell you one thing, I am proud of that. | 我告诉你一件事,我为此感到自豪。 |
| 422 | I am proud of this country. | 我为这个国家感到骄傲。 |
| 423 | I love it. | 我喜欢它。 |
| 424 | And I'm here to focus on Maryland, not these political TMZ things. | 我是来关注马里兰州, 不是这些政治性的TMZ。 |
| 425 | I mean, come on. | 我的意思是,来吧。 |
| 426 | Let's get some real questions. | 让我们来谈谈真正的问题。 |
| 427 | Okay, Tracy, you're up next. | 好吧,崔西,你下一个。 |
| 428 | Okay, we're going to discuss data centers, and this question is for both of you, beginning | 好吧,我们要去讨论数据中心, 这个问题对你们两个来说,开始 |
| 429 | with Mr. Cox. | 与考克斯先生。 |
| 430 | Both of you initially embraced data centers. | 你们两个最初都接受了数据中心。 |
| 431 | Mr. Cox, you supported a 2020 tax exemption as a delegate. | 考克斯先生 你支持2020年作为代表免税 |
| 432 | And Mr. Moore, you recently signed an executive order attempting to rein in any new data centers, | Moore先生 你最近签署了一项行政命令 试图控制任何新的数据中心 |
| 433 | establishing new standards and also new guidelines when it comes to the energy that they're using. | 在他们使用的能量方面,制定新的标准和新的指导方针。 |
| 434 | But both of you have shifted positions. | 但你们俩都换了位置 |
| 435 | Mr. Cox, you're now calling for a full ban. | 考克斯先生 你现在要求全面禁止 |
| 436 | Why the pivot? | 为什么是支点? |
| 437 | And can Marylanders depend on where you stand on this now? | 马里兰人能看你现在的立场吗? |
| 438 | Well, the data centers of seven years ago are not the data centers today. | 7年前的数据中心不是今天的数据中心。 |
| 439 | This governor is fast-tracked, supercharged is what he called it, a data center that is | 这个州长是快速的, 超级充电是他所说的, 数据中心是 |
| 440 | 20, super Walmart-sized. | 20,超级沃尔玛大小。 |
| 441 | That is massive. | 这是巨大的。 |
| 442 | And what he's done is he took a $24,000 donation from the data center. | 他所做的就是从数据中心拿了24000美元的捐款。 |
| 443 | The lobbyist Perry Jacobson was before his office. | 说客佩里·雅各布森在办公室前. |
| 444 | He then fast-tracked an MDE permit, which I have in my notes, and it gave the Morgantown | 然后他快速通过了MDE许可, 我在笔记里有, 它给了摩根敦 |
| 445 | power plant over to fast-tracking that to the data center. | 电厂到数据中心去 |
| 446 | That's not a data center producing its own power. | 这不是一个能产生自身力量的数据中心。 |
| 447 | We have a power grid problem. | 电网出了问题 |
| 448 | We have constant brownouts beginning to happen. | 我们的棕褐色开始出现。 |
| 449 | It's actually on BGE notices. | 其实是在BGE通知上. |
| 450 | And instead, this governor is focused on his political connections and on what brings in | 更何况这位州长 专注于他的政治关系 以及什么带来 |
| 451 | the most support for his campaign. | 最支持他的竞选。 |
| 452 | You know, I will do something much different. | 你知道,我会做一些非常不同的事情。 |
| 453 | I've called for a moratorium. | 我要求暂停 |
| 454 | Governor Moore has refused to do so. | 摩尔州长拒绝这么做. |
| 455 | I will make sure the people of Maryland are protected in their water, in their land, and | 我会确保马里兰人民 在他们的水里 和他们的土地上受到保护, |
| 456 | in the future. | 未来 |
| 457 | And I pledge that to the Maryland people. | 我向马里兰人保证 |
| 458 | Governor Moore, why the pivot? | 摩尔州长,为什么偏执? |
| 459 | And can Marylanders depend on where you are now on this issue? | 马里兰人能否取决于你现在在哪? |
| 460 | You know, Mr. Cox, the reason that I invited you to debate was to have a conversation with | 考克斯先生,我邀请你辩论的 原因是要和 |
| 461 | the people of Maryland deserve and not to watch you lie to them for an hour. | 马里兰州人民应该得到 而不是看着你欺骗他们一个小时。 |
| 462 | But let me explain to you about my progression on data centers. | 但让我解释一下我在数据中心的进展 |
| 463 | It's twofold. | 复有二义. |
| 464 | One is because I listen to the people and we do know and I actually agree, we are watching | 其中一个是因为我听人们的话,我们知道,我同意,我们正在看 |
| 465 | data centers that are now having a greater pull and a greater draw. | 数据中心现在有更大的引力和更大的引力。 |
| 466 | But that's also happening simultaneously while we have Donald Trump, who has removed all | 但这也是同时发生的 当我们有唐纳德·特朗普, 他已经删除所有 |
| 467 | guardrails because he has called this growth of data centers essential to beating China | 他称这种数据中心的增长是打败中国的关键 |
| 468 | and has called AI a hoax. | 并称AI为"骗局". |
| 469 | And so it is important that we step in. | 因此,我们必须介入。 |
| 470 | And that's why I signed amongst the most stringent EOs, executive orders in the country, | 这就是为什么我签了全国最严格的行政命令 |
| 471 | saying that data centers need to bring their own energy and their power. | 说数据中心需要带来自己的能量和力量。 |
| 472 | We wouldn't pay an extra cent that they need to make sure that they are not polluting our | 我们不会多付一分钱 他们需要确保他们不会污染我们 |
| 473 | air or our water. | 空气或我们的水。 |
| 474 | They need to hire local union workers and local jurisdictions get | 他们需要雇用当地工会工人 地方司法机构得到 |
| 475 | the final say. | 最后一句话 |
| 476 | And so despite the fact that Dan Cox tried to usher them in with multimillion | 所以尽管丹·考克斯 试图用数百万来吸引他们 |
| 477 | dollar tax incentives, I have said that if local jurisdictions say no, that is the final | 我曾经说过,如果地方司法机构拒绝,这是最后的 |
| 478 | answer. | 答问. |
| 479 | Data centers do not get to write the rules. | 数据中心不能写规则。 |
| 480 | We do. | 没错 |
| 481 | Mr. Cox, you want 30 political theater, ladies and gentlemen, that's what you're | 考克斯先生,你想要30个政治剧场,女士们,先生们 这就是你。 |
| 482 | seeing here. | 看这里。 |
| 483 | The executive order so-called does not put a moratorium, even though a | 所谓的行政命令并没有暂停执行,尽管 |
| 484 | majority of counties have done so. | 大多数县都这样做了。 |
| 485 | Instead, it gives special review through a task force of these major mega data centers | 相反,它通过一个工作队对这些大型数据中心进行特别审查。 |
| 486 | that the governor said in front of cameras that he wants to supercharge. | 州长在摄像头前说 他想超额充电 |
| 487 | That's not good for Maryland. | 这对马里兰不好 |
| 488 | I will always stand with Maryland. | 我永远支持马里兰州 |
| 489 | This governor wants to pave over your farmlands with data centers. | 这位州长想在你们的农田上铺上数据中心 |
| 490 | He wants to put solar panels on all of our eastern shore farm fields, and he wants to | 他想把太阳能电池板 放在我们所有东岸农田上 他想 |
| 491 | take up our only Atlantic port to the ocean with his wind project, which is a foreign | 带着他的风力工程 进入我们唯一的大西洋港口 |
| 492 | wind project. | 风力工程. |
| 493 | But I'm speaking for the people of Maryland. | 但我代表马里兰州人民发言。 |
| 494 | I'll defend our state. | 我会保卫国家 |
| 495 | Governor, do you want 30 or are we moving on? | 州长,你要30美元还是我们继续? |
| 496 | Let's just move on. | 让我们继续前进。 |
| 497 | Let's move on. | 让我们继续前进。 |
| 498 | Jeff. | 杰夫,你好吗? |
| 499 | Mr. Moore, for motorists sitting in traffic at the tunnels because there is no | 摩尔先生,在隧道里坐着的机动车手,因为没有 |
| 500 | key bridge, for people in the Washington suburbs waiting for the Purple Line to be | 关键桥,让华盛顿郊区的人 等待紫线 |
| 501 | completed, for people in Baltimore waiting to see if there's going to be a red line. | 完成,巴尔的摩的人等着看是否有红线 |
| 502 | Can you say that you're confident in the ability of our state to get big projects done | 你能说,你有信心 我们国家的能力 完成大项目 |
| 503 | on time, on budget? | 准时,预算? |
| 504 | After seeing this project up close, this will be open in record time. | 在看到这个项目接近之后,它将在创纪录的时间内打开。 |
| 505 | Speaking about the key bridge, those were not my words. | 说到关键桥,那不是我说的话。 |
| 506 | Those are the words of Republican Congressman Steve Womack from Arkansas after getting a | 这些是来自阿肯色州的共和党议员史蒂夫·沃马克(Steve Womack)在得到一个 |
| 507 | chance to see it up close. | 有机会亲眼目睹 |
| 508 | And saying that being able to off ramp was the best possible | 说能够离开斜坡是最好的 |
| 509 | outcome for the public and was an important cost saving measure. | 对公众来说,成果是重要的节约措施。 |
| 510 | Those are not my words. | 这不是我说的话。 |
| 511 | Those are the words of Secretary Sean Duffy, the U.S. | 这是美国国务卿肖恩·达菲的话 |
| 512 | Secretary of Transportation. | 交通部长。 |
| 513 | I'm proud of the fact that when one of Maryland's most remarkable tragedies happened, | 我为马里兰州最引人注目的悲剧之一发生而感到自豪。 |
| 514 | deadly tragedies, that we were able to bring closure and comfort to the families, make | 我们得以结束和安慰家庭 |
| 515 | sure that all of our workers were cared for, reopen the federal channel in record time | 确保我们所有工人都得到照顾, 在创纪录的时间内重开联邦频道 |
| 516 | and now are in the process of having a two mile bridge that despite it taking 10 years | 而现在正在建造一座两英里长的桥 尽管花了10年 |
| 517 | to build the initial key bridge, we are now going to have it done in a fraction of the | 为了建造最初的关键桥梁 我们现在要在一小部分 |
| 518 | time. | 时间。 |
| 519 | And it has been Democrats and Republicans who have chosen to work together to get this | 民主党人和共和党人 选择了合作来获得这个 |
| 520 | done. | 结束了。 |
| 521 | And we are not going to be distracted by by by MAGA talking points or political | 我们不会因为 MAGA 的谈话或政治而分心 |
| 522 | or political attacks. | 或政治攻击。 |
| 523 | Governor, thank you. | 州长 谢谢你 |
| 524 | This is Marilyn talking points. | 这是玛丽莲的谈话要点。 |
| 525 | 我到Dundalk了 州长 | |
| 526 | I don't see that you have spent much time there, but the people of Dundalk have had | 我不觉得你花了很多时间 在那里,但Dundalk的人有 |
| 527 | to change their doctors, change their their whole lives. | 改变他们的医生,改变他们的一生。 |
| 528 | Some of them have had to move. | 其中一些人不得不行动。 |
| 529 | Anne Arundel County also very much concerned about this. | 安妮·阿伦德尔县对此也非常关心. |
| 530 | The people of Maryland are upset because two and a half years there's no bridge and | 马里兰州人民很不安 因为两年半没有桥 |
| 531 | there's not even a contract. | 连合同都没有 |
| 532 | I got a text last night from somebody who just got a reach out from your administration | 昨晚我收到一个短信 刚刚从你政府那里得到消息 |
| 533 | asking for bids on more cleanup. | 要求投标 更多的清理。 |
| 534 | There's not a demolition finished yet. | 拆迁工作尚未完成. |
| 535 | And yet your your little website says that it's done. | 而你的小网站却说它完成了 |
| 536 | Well, guess what? | 你猜怎么着? |
| 537 | People can't drive on a website. | 人们不能在网站上开车. |
| 538 | They need a bridge and I'll build it. | 他们需要一座桥,我会建造它。 |
| 539 | And, you know, Governor Hogan built the Harry Nice Bridge in under two years or about | 霍根州长在不到两年的时间内 建造了哈利尼斯大桥 |
| 540 | two years and under budget three months before the time. | 两年后,在三个月前,在预算之下。 |
| 541 | Now, the Harry Nice Bridge is interesting because it also goes over a major federal | 现在,哈利尼斯大桥很有趣 因为它也跨过一个主要的联邦。 |
| 542 | waterway. | 水道. |
| 543 | It also is a one point seven mile. | 也是7英里的一点 |
| 544 | Actually, Key Bridge is only one point six mile, but it has a deeper channel. | 实际上,键桥只有1点6英里,但它有一个更深的通道. |
| 545 | It's 82 feet. | '八十二尺. |
| 546 | And this bridge, the Key Bridge, is only 50 feet. | 而这座桥,关键桥,只有50英尺. |
| 547 | So there's no excuses. | 所以没有借口 |
| 548 | But I'm holding here in my hand. | 但我手持此经. |
| 549 | I just want to say my notes, it's the Turtle Vibrations Permit, 69 pages. | 我只是想说,我的笔记, 这是龟振动许可,69页。 |
| 550 | You know, that that is just unconscionable. | 你知道,这太不合情理了。 |
| 551 | We're going to keep moving, Mr. Cox, 30 seconds for the governor. | 我们要继续前进 考克斯先生 州长30秒 |
| 552 | I thought I had more time on the clock. | 我以为我还有时间 |
| 553 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 554 | Red and went blank. | 红色和空白。 |
| 555 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 556 | That's fine. | 没关系 |
| 557 | When you think about the fact that the initial Key Bridge took about a decade to | 当你想到一个事实, 最初的钥匙桥 花了大约十年时间 |
| 558 | build, when you think about the fact that the closest comp that we have is probably | 建筑,当你想到一个事实, 我们拥有的最接近的算法可能是 |
| 559 | the Gordy Howe Bridge, which took about 24 years to build, the fact that we're going | Gordy Howe桥,它花了大约24年的时间 建造,我们要去的事实 |
| 560 | to have this done in record time in both the response and also the rebuild is not | 在反应中和在重建中都以创纪录的时间完成这项工作并不是 |
| 561 | just important. | 刚刚重要。 |
| 562 | It's noticeable. | 很明显 |
| 563 | It's notable and it's notable for Democrats and Republicans and anybody, anybody who's | 这对民主党和共和党 以及任何人来说都值得注意 |
| 564 | serious on this. | 认真对待这一点。 |
| 565 | I understand the urgency and we are moving as fast as possible to | 我理解我们的迫切性,我们正在尽快行动到 |
| 566 | get this bridge done because while this bridge fell during our time, was hit and | 把这桥弄好 因为当这桥在我们这个时代倒塌时 被击中 |
| 567 | collapsed in our time, I'm intent on being the governor that is going to cut the | 在我们的时代崩溃了, 我打算做一个州长 要削减 |
| 568 | ribbon and to get a reopen in record time. | 丝带和在创纪录的时间内重新开放。 |
| 569 | Governor, we keep moving. | 州长,我们继续前进 |
| 570 | You can have that 30 if you want. | 如果你愿意,你可以拥有30。 |
| 571 | If I could do the 30, I'd like to respond to that briefly. | 如果我能做30, 我想简要地回答这个问题。 |
| 572 | This governor has been out of our state for almost a year of his entire term. | 这个州长已经离开我们州将近一年了 |
| 573 | And I've talked to the contractors. | 我和承包商谈过了 |
| 574 | The first contractor, Keywood, I asked some of their people, I won't say who, but | 第一个承包商Keywood 我问过他们的人 我不会说是谁 但是 |
| 575 | they told me there was a turtle vibrations permit that it was 12 hours on, 12 hours | 他们告诉我有海龟震动 允许在12小时之内 |
| 576 | off. | 关闭。 |
| 577 | And then if they see a turtle, they have to email the government and it takes | 然后,如果他们看到一只乌龟, 他们不得不通过电子邮件 政府需要 |
| 578 | them hours and hours before they can restart. | 几个小时后他们才能重新开始 |
| 579 | I will build the bridge with 24-7. | 我会用24 -7搭桥 |
| 580 | We need to have around the clock. | 我们需要24小时。 |
| 581 | That's the way it needs to happen. | 亦须如是. |
| 582 | I love turtles, too, but I love Dundalk more. | 我也喜欢海龟 但我更喜欢Dundalk |
| 583 | So I think when you look at the governor being out of our state and the new | 所以我想当你看着州长 离开我们州和新的 |
| 584 | contractors and they're telling me that there's not any way you're going to get | 承包商告诉我,你不会得到任何办法 |
| 585 | this done by 2030, Governor, we're going to keep moving on. | 州长,到2030年我们就要继续前进 |
| 586 | Very unfortunate. | 非常遗憾。 |
| 587 | We're going to keep moving, Pam. | 我们要继续前进,帕姆。 |
| 588 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 589 | Maryland policymakers have wrestled with the issue of juvenile justice | 马里兰州决策者在少年司法问题上进行了斗争。 |
| 590 | in recent years. | 近些年来 |
| 591 | When it comes to young people who are committing serious crimes, what do you | 当涉及到那些犯下严重罪行的年轻人时,你怎么办? |
| 592 | believe serves them and the community best in terms of both consequences and | 相信在后果和 |
| 593 | rehabilitation? | 康复疗养? |
| 594 | This goes first to Mr. | 这是先交给Mr. |
| 595 | Cox. | 考克丝 |
| 596 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 597 | Could you restate the question on juvenile justice? | 你能再说一遍关于少年司法的问题吗? |
| 598 | What is your view of what serves young offenders and the community best in terms | 你对如何为年轻罪犯和社区服务的看法是什么? |
| 599 | of both consequences and rehabilitation? | 后果和康复? |
| 600 | So I think when you hold juveniles accountable, I showed up in Baltimore at the | 所以我想当你追究青少年的责任时 我出现在巴尔的摩 |
| 601 | 7-Eleven where the 74 year old gentleman was was jumped and beaten almost to | 7 -11 即使74岁的绅士 被跳跃和殴打几乎 |
| 602 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}死吗? | |
| 603 | And, you know, I talked with the young people there. | 我和那里的年轻人谈过了 |
| 604 | I talked to the folks there. | 我跟那边的人谈过了 |
| 605 | They want accountability. | 他们想要问责。 |
| 606 | They also need to have rec and tech. | 他们也需要有消化器和技术。 |
| 607 | They need rec centers built. | 他们需要建立娱乐中心。 |
| 608 | Instead, we see eight hundred million, I think, was transferred from this | 相反,我们看到,八亿,我想, 从这个转移 |
| 609 | governor's budget over to a potential rec center. | 州长的预算会转到潜在的娱乐中心 |
| 610 | I'm understanding that there was there's now a federal investigation because | 我知道现在有联邦调查 因为... |
| 611 | there's no rec center. | 没有娱乐中心。 |
| 612 | We need to make sure that we also have tech | 我们需要确保我们也有技术 |
| 613 | opportunities for our youth and to build and expand activities. | 为青年创造机会,建立和扩大活动。 |
| 614 | I'm calling for a dirt bike competition in the in the vacant lots, because that | 我要在空地里举行土车比赛 因为... |
| 615 | will help get the dirt bikes off the road. | 会帮助泥车离开道路。 |
| 616 | And I think also when we expand church and community outreach programs, that | 我想,当我们扩大 教会和社区推广方案, |
| 617 | will help. | 会有帮助的 |
| 618 | But here's the fact the governor's crime | 但这里是州长的罪行 |
| 619 | policy has done nothing for the 12 year old girl that was shot to death just | 政策对被枪杀的12岁女孩毫无帮助 |
| 620 | Saturday in West Baltimore, done nothing for the 12 year old stealing cars and | 周六在巴尔的摩西部 12岁偷车时什么都没做 |
| 621 | killing the 69 year old man last week or the 52 year old father of five last | 上周杀死了69岁的老人 或最后五个孩子的52岁父亲 |
| 622 | month. | 一个月。 |
| 623 | That is a problem of this governor. | 这是州长的问题 |
| 624 | He signed the Youth Charging Reform Act and it's going to make things worse. | 他签署了"青年充电改革法案",这将会让事情变得更糟. |
| 625 | Every single state's attorney opposed it, including Ivan Bates. | 每个州检察官都反对,包括伊万·贝茨. |
| 626 | And this governor signed it anyway. | 这个州长也签了 |
| 627 | Governor Moore, there is nothing that I | 摩尔州长,我没什么 |
| 628 | take more seriously than public safety. | 比公共安全更严肃 |
| 629 | There's nothing that I take more | 没有比这更多的了 |
| 630 | seriously than making sure that people can feel safe in their neighborhoods and | 而不是确保人们在自己的社区感到安全 |
| 631 | their communities and in their own skin. | 他们的社区和他们自己的皮肤。 |
| 632 | I take accountability very seriously, | 我认真对待责任 |
| 633 | and the people of Maryland know that we made the largest investments in local | 马里兰州人民知道 我们在当地投资最多 |
| 634 | law enforcement in our state's history, and we're having amongst the fastest | 执法在我们州历史上, 我们拥有最快的 |
| 635 | drops in violent crime in America. | 美国的暴力犯罪率下降。 |
| 636 | But I know that there's still more work to do. | 但我知道还有更多的工作要做。 |
| 637 | And I know that because I know people like Crystal Gonzalez, whose daughter was | 我知道,因为我认识的人 像水晶冈萨雷斯, 他的女儿是 |
| 638 | in a July 4th party, and I promised Crystal that I would not rest until no | 在7月4日的派对上 我向Crystal保证 我不会休息直到没有 |
| 639 | parent has to feel the pain that she is feeling. | 父母必须感受她的痛苦 |
| 640 | And so there is nothing that we | 所以,我们没有什么 |
| 641 | will not do to make sure that accountability comes to violent | 将不做以确保 问责制到暴力 |
| 642 | offenders, but also making sure that we can actually focus on rehabilitation | 也确保我们能真正专注于改造 |
| 643 | because I was one of those kids. | 因为我是那种孩子 |
| 644 | I had a kid, I had handcuffs on my wrist by the | 我有一个孩子,我的手腕上有手铐 |
| 645 | time I was 11 years old. | 我11岁的时候 |
| 646 | And for kids like me, making sure that we can create | 对像我这样的孩子来说 确保我们能创造 |
| 647 | pathways for them to imagine themselves in spaces bigger than where they're in | 他们可以想象自己在比他们所在的空间更大的地方 |
| 648 | right now has got to be important. | 现在必须很重要 |
| 649 | It's got to be about both accountability and | 这必须同时涉及问责制和 |
| 650 | opportunities for young people. | 青年的机会。 |
| 651 | Okay, sir. | 好的,长官。 |
| 652 | Thank you, Tracy. | 谢谢你,崔西。 |
| 653 | 30 seconds. | 30秒钟。 |
| 654 | You | 你们 |
| 655 | know, I'm speaking for Josh. | 我代表乔什说话 |
| 656 | I'm speaking for Darren. | 我为达伦说. |
| 657 | I'm speaking for Kenny. | 我代表肯尼说话 |
| 658 | I'm speaking for the people of Baltimore City and speaking for every single | 我代表巴尔的摩市人民 代表每个人 |
| 659 | Maryland or when I say governor, you're cooking the books on crime. | 马里兰州,或者当我说州长时, 你正在做关于犯罪的书。 |
| 660 | When you | 当你 |
| 661 | sign a youth charging reform act that every prosecutor opposes because it | 签署一个青年指控改革法案 每个检察官反对,因为它 |
| 662 | will allow first degree offenders to not be charged as adults, that's | 将允许一级罪犯 不被控告为成年人,即 |
| 663 | unconscionable, including use of illegal machine guns by a minor. | 不合理,包括未成年人使用非法机枪。 |
| 664 | That's | 这是 |
| 665 | horrific. | 吓人 |
| 666 | The fact is the governor divide every prosecutor in this state. | 事实是州长将这个州的每一个检察官都划分开来. |
| 667 | It's making everyone less safe. | 令一切众生得少安隐. |
| 668 | And here we are. | 我们到了 |
| 669 | Yes. | 对 |
| 670 | And I applaud Ivan Bates | 我赞美伊万·贝茨 |
| 671 | and others for reducing crime, but we're still four times higher in our | 还有其他的减少犯罪, 但我们仍然比我们高四倍 |
| 672 | homicide rate than El Salvador. | 谋杀率比萨尔瓦多高 |
| 673 | Sir, I'm gonna give the governor a chance to | 长官,我要给州长一个机会 |
| 674 | respond. | 回应。 |
| 675 | Cooking the books on crime was what he said. | 他就是这么说的 |
| 676 | We're not cooking the | 我们不煮 |
| 677 | books. | 书 |
| 678 | We're not doing turtle vibrations. | 我们不做海龟振动。 |
| 679 | Uh, you know, this is this is the kind | 嗯,你知道,这是这种 |
| 680 | of thing that that frankly, um, this is the problem that people have in | 坦白地说,这是人们在 |
| 681 | politics. | 政治问题。 |
| 682 | This is the problem that people have with the entire MAGA agenda | 这是人类对MAGA整个议程的疑问 |
| 683 | and the fact that you and your both your close friends seem to have a very, | 而事实上,你和你的两个亲密的朋友 似乎有一个非常, |
| 684 | very conspicuous relationship with the truth and with reality. | 与事实和现实的关系非常明显。 |
| 685 | And Dan, you | 还有丹,你 |
| 686 | have made a habit of denying results, election results and otherwise. | 其习惯是否认结果、选举结果和其他结果。 |
| 687 | So | 这么说 |
| 688 | please do not deny deny the results that we have had when it comes to public | 请不要否认我们公开的结果 |
| 689 | safety in the state of Maryland. | 马里兰州的安全。 |
| 690 | You know, if I could just briefly, this | 你知道,如果我能简单说说,这个 |
| 691 | governor stands with the president on data centers. | 州长站在总统的数据中心。 |
| 692 | I do not. | 我没有。 |
| 693 | And I'm gonna | 我会 |
| 694 | stand with the people of Maryland instead. | 与马里兰人民站在一起。 |
| 695 | We're gonna keep moving with | 我们要继续前进 |
| 696 | Tracy here. | 我是特蕾西,你好吗? |
| 697 | General, we're going to discuss the FBI headquarters beginning | 将军,我们要讨论联邦调查局总部 |
| 698 | with Mr More. | 与莫尔先生。 |
| 699 | Maryland's attorney general is suing to prevent the White | 马里兰州检察长正在起诉 以防怀特 |
| 700 | House from overturning Congress's decision to locate the new FBI | 从推翻国会的决定 找到新的联邦调查局 |
| 701 | headquarters in Greenbelt. | 总部位于格林贝尔特. |
| 702 | Mr More, given the broader reduction in federal | More先生,鉴于联邦人口减少 |
| 703 | jobs that we're experiencing, should Maryland continue to fight for federal | 如果马里兰州继续争取联邦 |
| 704 | agencies like the FBI? | 联邦调查局之类的机构? |
| 705 | Is this a good use of taxpayer dollars? | 这是纳税人美元的良好用途吗? |
| 706 | Absolutely | 当然 |
| 707 | should, because what the president did was illegal. | 应该的 因为总统的行为是非法的 |
| 708 | He stood up at a press | 他站在媒体上 |
| 709 | conference, said he does not want the FBI building going to the state of | 他说他不想让FBI的大楼去美国 |
| 710 | Maryland because we are a liberal state. | 马里兰州是因为我们是一个自由国家。 |
| 711 | That is illegal because the state of | 这是非法的,因为 |
| 712 | Maryland won that in a process that was a decade long process. | 马里兰州在长达十年的进程中赢得了胜利。 |
| 713 | But frankly, | 但坦率地说, |
| 714 | it's bigger than the FBI building. | 比联邦调查局大楼还大 |
| 715 | It's about the fact that the president of | 这是关于事实上,总统 |
| 716 | the United States has tried to take a sledgehammer to our all of our federal | 美国试图拿一个大锤 到我们所有的联邦 |
| 717 | agencies. | 各机构。 |
| 718 | He's trying to dismantle the Department of Education. | 他试图拆除教育部. |
| 719 | He's fired more | 炒的还多 |
| 720 | military veterans than we have seen now in generations. | 比我们几代人所见的老兵 |
| 721 | And so it is the reason | 这就是原因 |
| 722 | why we've got to make sure we're both growing an economy and diversifying off | 为什么我们要确保 我们既要发展经济 又要多样化 |
| 723 | of Washington D. C. So we will fight for the FBI building. | 华盛顿C. 所以我们要为FBI大楼而战 |
| 724 | But also the times | 也是时代 |
| 725 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我们一直外出 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}实际建设企业和带来 | |
| 726 | businesses. | 企业。 |
| 727 | Dan, do you know how Samsung Biologics chose Maryland to have their | 丹 你知道三星生物学家如何选择马里兰州 |
| 728 | first manufacturing facility? | 第一个制造设施? |
| 729 | How and Earl chose Maryland to now bring 3100 | 厄尔怎么选择马里兰州 现在带来3100 |
| 730 | jobs. | 任务。 |
| 731 | How AstraZeneca now made the largest private sector investment in | AstraZeneca公司目前如何在下列领域进行最大的私营部门投资: |
| 732 | Maryland until and Earl and created over 2600 jobs. | 马里兰州直到和厄尔,并创造了超过2600个工作. |
| 733 | It's because my job is to go | 因为我的工作是离开 |
| 734 | out there and bring these businesses to Maryland. | 把这些生意带到马里兰州 |
| 735 | And I'm not going to stop. | 而我不会停止。 |
| 736 | We | 我们 |
| 737 | have over $17 billion of private investment in Maryland just during our | 在马里兰州的私人投资超过170亿美元 |
| 738 | term. | 术语。 |
| 739 | Okay, Governor. | 好的,州长 |
| 740 | Thank you, Mr Cox. | 谢谢你,考克斯先生。 |
| 741 | Given your past criticism of the I have | 鉴于你过去对我的批评 |
| 742 | a question for you on the same topic. | 一个问题给你 关于同一话题。 |
| 743 | Okay, so given your past criticism of | 好吧,所以考虑到你过去的批评 |
| 744 | the FBI and its investigation into President Trump, do you support bringing | 联邦调查局和对特朗普总统的调查 你是否支持带来 |
| 745 | the headquarters to Prince George's County? | 乔治王子郡的总部? |
| 746 | And do you believe that this | 你相信吗? |
| 747 | lawsuit is a good use of taxpayer dollars? | 诉讼是纳税人美元的良好用途? |
| 748 | Well, I'm not going to comment | 我不会评论的 |
| 749 | on a lawsuit, but I do believe that we need to have more industry. | 但我相信我们需要更多的产业 |
| 750 | I do believe | 我确实相信 |
| 751 | we need to have more jobs, and I think it would be a good thing for Maryland. | 我们需要更多的工作 我认为这对马里兰州来说是件好事 |
| 752 | And I think it's unfortunate that under this governor, and I would say I think | 我觉得很不幸在这个州长之下 我会说我想 |
| 753 | it's because he's been out of state for almost a year that when not only I agree | 是因为他已经离州近一年了 不仅我同意 |
| 754 | with the governor on this, it is a broader problem. | 对于州长来说,这是一个更广泛的问题。 |
| 755 | Not only has the FBI | 不仅联邦调查局有 |
| 756 | been lost, but we're losing. | 我们迷路了,但我们迷路了 |
| 757 | We've lost six flags Guinness 357,000 Marylanders | 我们失去了六面旗帜 吉尼斯35.7万马里兰人 |
| 758 | and small businesses. | 和小型企业。 |
| 759 | Our electric plants have been closed. | 我们的电厂被关闭了 |
| 760 | The commander's | 指挥官的 |
| 761 | leaving. | 离开 |
| 762 | Look, 2 billion in new taxes is chasing our Maryland citizens out of | 你看,20亿新税 正在追逐我们的马里兰公民 |
| 763 | this state, and that is unconscionable. | 这个国家,这是不合理的。 |
| 764 | We've had 40,000 estimated tax lien | 估计有四万个留税期 |
| 765 | sales just this year, while this governor was in Vegas in Michigan in | 今年的销售额, 而这位州长在维加斯 在密歇根州, |
| 766 | South Carolina, and the people of Maryland are crying out for somebody to | 南卡罗来纳州 马里兰州人民呼喊有人 |
| 767 | simply be present to make sure they're represented, and I intend to do that. | 只要在场 确保他们有代表, 我打算这样做。 |
| 768 | To | 改为 |
| 769 | be clear, you support the FBI coming to Greenbelt. | 说清楚,你支持FBI来绿带 |
| 770 | Yes. | 对 |
| 771 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 772 | Yes, please. | 是的,谢谢。 |
| 773 | I just want to add some facts to what you just heard. | 我只是想补充一些事实 刚才你听到的。 |
| 774 | During | 期间 |
| 775 | our time in office, there have been over 64,000 new businesses that have | 我们任职期间,有64 000多家新企业 |
| 776 | either started or come to the state of Maryland, and that includes large | 或开始或来到马里兰州,包括大型 |
| 777 | businesses like we talked about with Enduro and Samsung biologics, but also | 就像我们和远藤罗和三星的生物生物学家 谈过的生意 |
| 778 | businesses like Sharon, who's opening up bed and breakfast and now just opened | 像莎伦这样的企业, 谁打开的床和早餐 现在刚刚打开 |
| 779 | up her third, where she is one in Montgomery County, one in Anne Arundel | 上她的第三,她是一个在蒙哥马利县, 一个在安妮阿伦德尔 |
| 780 | County and just opened up another one over in Baltimore City, that the job | 在巴尔的摩市又开了一个 |
| 781 | growth in Maryland is now almost double the national average over the past six | 马里兰的增长率现在几乎是过去6年全国平均数的两倍 |
| 782 | months, and that the population growth in Maryland has now is now the highest | 马里兰州的人口增长现在是最高的 |
| 783 | and the fastest population growth that we have seen in over a decade. | 以及十多年来我们看到的最快人口增长。 |
| 784 | These | 这些 |
| 785 | are the facts. | 是事实。 |
| 786 | Thank you, sir. | 谢谢你,先生。 |
| 787 | If I could real briefly. | 如果我能简单说说 |
| 788 | 30 seconds. | 30秒钟。 |
| 789 | The | 那个 |
| 790 | reason that we're seeing our businesses and our citizens flee, Governor, is | 州长,我们看到我们的企业和公民逃跑的原因是 |
| 791 | because you have not handled the state well, and you have raised $2 billion in | 因为你没有很好地处理国家, 而且你已经筹集了20亿美元 |
| 792 | taxes on the backs of Marylanders to pay for it, and the end result is we're | 马里兰人背上税来支付, 最终结果是我们 |
| 793 | still in the hole by $3 billion, and looking at worse, we have some of the | 仍然在洞里30亿美元, 看更糟糕的是,我们有一些 |
| 794 | highest electric bills in the nation shutting down. | 国家最高的电费 关闭。 |
| 795 | That's probably why we've | 也许这就是为什么我们 |
| 796 | had so many restaurants and grocery stores close, and instead of making sure | 有这么多的餐馆和杂货店关闭, 而不是确保 |
| 797 | that changes by opening new power options, you're trying to close down | 通过打开新的电源选项来改变, 你试图关闭 |
| 798 | brand insurers, and instead we see $72,000 in donations to yours and | 而我们却看到72 000美元的捐款 捐给你们 |
| 799 | lieutenant governor's campaigns from BG&E. | BG&E的副州长竞选 |
| 800 | That's unconscionable, and | 这不合理,而且 |
| 801 | excellent. | 不错 |
| 802 | That's unconscionable, and I'm going to make sure we represent the | 这不合情理,我会确保 我们代表 |
| 803 | people of Maryland well. | 马里兰州的人很好 |
| 804 | We'll move to Jeff. | 我们搬到杰夫那里去 |
| 805 | Mr. Cox, the new state reparations | Cox先生,新的国家赔偿 |
| 806 | commission is starting work. | 佣金已经开始工作。 |
| 807 | For you, what would be on the table or off the | 对你而言 桌子上或外边会有什么 |
| 808 | table in terms of compensating families, making whole families who are still | 家庭补偿,使整个家庭仍然 |
| 809 | suffering the effects of slavery and state sanctioned discrimination? | 是否遭受奴役和国家认可的歧视? |
| 810 | Well, I | 那个,我... |
| 811 | don't think that that is a way forward for Maryland to pay for something, you | 你别以为这是马里兰州 付钱买东西的方法 |
| 812 | know, that is egregious. | 你知道,这是惊人的。 |
| 813 | I think that we've got a problem when you look at | 我认为我们有一个问题 当你看 |
| 814 | who to pay. | 谁来付钱? |
| 815 | I've joked about this, you know, because I asked, you know, do I pay | 我开玩笑的,你知道, 因为我问,你知道,我付 |
| 816 | my wife or my children because my wife descends from an African slave? | 我的妻子或我的孩子,因为我的妻子 降自一个非洲奴隶? |
| 817 | So I | 所以说 |
| 818 | think we have a problem with how that is done. | 认为我们有一个问题 如何做到这一点。 |
| 819 | Do I have empathy and do I wish to | 我有同情心吗 我希望 |
| 820 | make sure that things are made right? | 确保事情的正确? |
| 821 | Absolutely, but that can be done today, | 当然 但今天可以做到 |
| 822 | and it has been done repeatedly over and over again. | 并且屡次这样做。 |
| 823 | And, you know, I would like | 而且,你知道,我想 |
| 824 | to also open a look into some of the issues that have gone in our state's | 并打开一个检查 一些问题 已经进入我们国家 |
| 825 | history that haven't been rectified yet. | 还没有被纠正的历史。 |
| 826 | I'm thinking of the Crownsville issue. | 我在考虑皇家城的问题 |
| 827 | So | 这么说 |
| 828 | I think that ultimately we need to make sure the people of Maryland are | 我认为我们最终需要 确保马里兰人民是 |
| 829 | protected and not charged for something that they had nothing to do with. | 被保护而不受指控 与他们无关的东西。 |
| 830 | Thank | 谢谢 |
| 831 | you, sir. | 你,长官 |
| 832 | Mr. | 劳伦斯先生 |
| 833 | Governor. | 州长 |
| 834 | Mr. Cox says that he wishes we could do something about | 考克斯先生说他希望我们能做点什么 |
| 835 | it. | 这个 |
| 836 | In our administration, we don't wish. | 在我们的政府里,我们并不希望。 |
| 837 | Not what I said. | 不是我说的 |
| 838 | We actually do | 其实是的 |
| 839 | something about it. | 这件事情 |
| 840 | And if you look at the actions that we have taken, the fact | 如果你看看我们采取的行动 |
| 841 | that during our administration, we have now invested over $1.3 billion in our | 在我们执政期间,我们已经投入了13亿美元 |
| 842 | state's HBCUs, the largest investments in our HBCUs in our state's history. | 州HBCU,是我们州历史上最大的投资。 |
| 843 | If | 若为 |
| 844 | you look at the fact that we have done procurement reform and have now | 你看看我们做了采购改革 现在 |
| 845 | allocated over $4.3 billion going to our state's M.B.E.s and our women owned | 分配给本州的M.B.E.和我们的妇女所拥有的43亿美元 |
| 846 | businesses, minority owned businesses, close to $1 billion to black owned | * 少数族裔拥有的企业,接近10亿美元,黑人拥有 |
| 847 | businesses alone. | 单靠商业。 |
| 848 | When you look at the fact that I signed the largest mass | 当你看着事实,我签了最大的质量 |
| 849 | pardon in the history of the United States of America, where I pardoned over | 美国历史上的赦免 我赦免了 |
| 850 | 175,000 misdemeanor cannabis convictions because we cannot celebrate the | 175,000名轻罪大麻定罪,因为我们无法庆祝 |
| 851 | benefits of legalization if we do not address the consequences of | 如果我们不解决合法化带来的惠益, |
| 852 | criminalization. | 刑事定罪。 |
| 853 | This is the work of repair that is taking place. | 这是正在进行的修复工作。 |
| 854 | We are not | 我们不是 |
| 855 | wishing. | 许愿. |
| 856 | We are not hoping. | 我们没有希望。 |
| 857 | We're actually focusing on actionable results | 我们实际上专注于可采取行动的结果 |
| 858 | that's bringing the work of repair done in the state of Maryland. | 在马里兰州完成修复工程 |
| 859 | I have not | 我没有 |
| 860 | said wish. | 说愿. |
| 861 | I have said there's practical issues of what you're doing, and I | 我已说过你做的事有实际问题 而我 |
| 862 | warned everyone in the last debate four years ago that you were going to pursue | 四年前上次辩论时警告大家 你要去追逐 |
| 863 | this wild approach and not a careful approach. | 这种疯狂的做法,而不是谨慎的做法。 |
| 864 | But this is a very serious | 但这是非常严重的 |
| 865 | issue. | 问题。 |
| 866 | And so, Governor, you mentioned HBCUs. | 所以,州长,你提到了HBCU。 |
| 867 | I challenge you. | 我挑战你 |
| 868 | Let's go talk | 我们去谈谈吧 |
| 869 | 关于它在HBCU。 | |
| 870 | Let's go to Morgan State. | 我们到摩根州去 |
| 871 | There's a forum right this | 有一个论坛是正确的 |
| 872 | month, October 22nd at Coppin State. | 10月22日在科平州举行 |
| 873 | Will you agree today to go and let's | 今天你同意走吗? |
| 874 | have a better discussion about this at the HBCUs? | 在HBCU有更好的讨论吗? |
| 875 | Governor? | 州长? |
| 876 | I'm ready for the | 我准备好了 |
| 877 | next question. | 下一个问题。 |
| 878 | Next question. | 下问. |
| 879 | Pam? | 帕姆吗? |
| 880 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 881 | Gentlemen, I'd like you to think a | 先生们,我想请大家想想 |
| 882 | little bit about the LGBTQ plus Marylanders. | 关于LGBTQ+马里兰人的小事 |
| 883 | Starting with Governor | 从州长开始 |
| 884 | Moore. | 摩尔. |
| 885 | Last year, you were called out publicly by the then chair of the | 去年,你被当时的总统 公开召唤出来 |
| 886 | state's LGBTQ plus commission for failing to adequately support Marylanders | 州政府的LGBTQ+佣金,因为没有充分支持马里兰人 |
| 887 | who are transgender through legislation and the state budget. | 通过立法和国家预算成为变性者。 |
| 888 | What proposals do | 什么建议 |
| 889 | you have going forward to ensure safety and inclusion for trans Marylanders? | 你要去确保 安全和包容跨马里兰人? |
| 890 | I'm thankful for the fact that the LGBTQ plus community in the state of | 感谢LGBTQ+社区 在状态 |
| 891 | Maryland know they have a friend in me that we were the first state to be able | 马里兰州知道他们和我有个朋友 我们是第一个有能力的州 |
| 892 | to first time in Maryland history to be able to recognize the trans day of | 在马里兰州历史上第一次能够识别 |
| 893 | visibility, visibility, to be able to decriminalize HIV, to be able to ensure | 宣传、宣传、使艾滋病毒合法化、确保 |
| 894 | that everybody should feel safe in their own skin. | 每个人都应该感到安全 在自己的皮肤。 |
| 895 | And I stand by that and I | 我坚持着这一点,我 |
| 896 | always will because the type of policies that we have seen from a federal side, | 总是会的,因为我们从联邦方面看到的那一类政策, |
| 897 | the type of policies, frankly, that Hancock's is supported to go into mean | 老实说,汉考克被支持的政策类型 |
| 898 | Marylanders by who they love, by how God made them that they will never get that | 马里兰人通过他们爱的人, 通过上帝如何让他们 他们永远不会得到 |
| 899 | for me as the governor. | 为了我做州长 |
| 900 | And so it's not just about the policies that we have | 所以这不仅仅是我们的政策 |
| 901 | been able to push forward. | 能够继续前进。 |
| 902 | It's also recognizing that for all of our | 它也承认, 对于我们所有 |
| 903 | Marylanders, for Marylanders like Ronnie, that Ronnie knows I see Ronnie and I | 马里兰人,对马里人 像罗尼,罗尼知道我看到罗尼和我 |
| 904 | will always lift Ronnie up because that is what it means to actually leave no | 永远抬起罗尼 因为这就是不离开的意思 |
| 905 | one behind. | 一个后面。 |
| 906 | Governor, thank you. | 州长 谢谢你 |
| 907 | Governor Moore to follow up. | 摩尔州长会跟进 |
| 908 | Do you have | 你有没有 |
| 909 | any specific proposals to support trans Marylanders such as the birth | 支持跨马里兰州人的任何具体建议,如出生 |
| 910 | certificate modernization act? | 证书现代化法案 ? |
| 911 | Absolutely. | 当然 |
| 912 | And if you look at the policies that | 如果你看看那些政策, |
| 913 | we've had in place, that looks like preferential hiring and making sure that | 我们已经到位了, 这看起来像是优先雇用 确保 |
| 914 | they cannot be discriminated against when it comes to employment. | 在就业方面,她们不能受到歧视。 |
| 915 | These are | 这些是 |
| 916 | 和LGBTQ继续合作 | |
| 917 | plus community on, you know, that we are that we have actually been able to | 加上社区,你知道的, 我们实际上已经能够 |
| 918 | support individuals as they are as they are, you know, as they are marrying other | 支持个人,像他们一样,你知道, 他们正在结婚, |
| 919 | couples and making sure that that is going to be respected inside of the | 并且确保这将在家庭内部得到尊重 |
| 920 | state of Maryland and protected inside of the state of Maryland. | 马里兰州并保护在马里兰州内部. |
| 921 | So we are very | 所以我们非常 |
| 922 | proud of the progressive record that we have had on this issue and we're going | 引以为豪的是,我们有 进步记录在这个问题上,我们要去 |
| 923 | to be unapologetic about it. | 以不乐观的态度对待它。 |
| 924 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 925 | And to Mr Cox, four years ago we were on | 和考克斯先生,四年前我们是在 |
| 926 | the same stage and I asked you about how Maryland schools are meeting the needs | 我问你马里兰州的学校 如何满足需求 |
| 927 | of LGBTQ plus students and you expressed fears of quote transgender | LGBTQ+学生 你表示害怕引用变性人 |
| 928 | indoctrination in kindergarten. | 幼稚园教化. |
| 929 | Is this something that still concerns you? | 这件事你还担心吗? |
| 930 | And | 还有 |
| 931 | why? | 为什么? |
| 932 | You know, I think that one of the things I want to point out is that | 我觉得我想指出的一件事就是 |
| 933 | Maryland, it's really a improper question that you've in a sense, you've | 马里兰州,这真的是一个不恰当的问题 在某种意义上,你已经 |
| 934 | already answered it. | 已经回答过了 |
| 935 | Maryland has some of the highest protections for civil | 马里兰州的一些民事保护最高 |
| 936 | rights in the in the union. | 工会中的权利。 |
| 937 | In fact, as a 21 year civil rights attorney, I have | 事实上,作为一个21年的民权律师,我有 |
| 938 | represented all protected classes and I firmly support civil rights for | 代表所有受保护的阶层 我坚决支持 |
| 939 | everyone. | 每个人。 |
| 940 | I think the issue that you're getting into is a lot more nuanced. | 我认为你正在面对的问题 更细微些 |
| 941 | You | 你们 |
| 942 | know, do we have, how do we protect girls in bathrooms and etcetera etcetera? | 你知道,我们有,我们如何保护 女孩在浴室和等等? |
| 943 | That's something that I think that is an ongoing discussion. | 我认为这是一个持续的讨论。 |
| 944 | But at the end of | 不过最后 |
| 945 | the day, I want everybody to understand every person in Maryland has to open | 我希望每个人都明白 马里兰州每个人必须开放 |
| 946 | their electric bill. | 他们的电费。 |
| 947 | That's what this governor is hurting you with. | 这就是这个州长伤害你的原因 |
| 948 | Every | 每个 |
| 949 | person in Maryland has to pay their taxes. | 马里兰州的人必须交税 |
| 950 | They're receiving a 20% tax | 他们得到20%的税 |
| 951 | increase last year and now we're talking about another 1% on the family tax. | 去年增加,现在我们谈论 家庭税的1%。 |
| 952 | And | 还有 |
| 953 | then on top of that, they're talking about another 2% sales tax and increased | 除此之外,他们还要再加2%的销售税 |
| 954 | property taxes. | 财产税。 |
| 955 | This is hurting every community. | 这伤害了每个社区。 |
| 956 | I'm going to stand up for | 我将拥护 |
| 957 | every community and make sure that where it where it matters most, your wallet | 每个社区,确保它最重要的地方, 你的钱包 |
| 958 | sir, thank you protected and probably prefer that you answer her question | 先生,谢谢你的保护,也许你最好回答她的问题 |
| 959 | Mr Cox, I asked about students in schools. | 考克斯先生,我问过学校里的学生 |
| 960 | 学校支持lgbtq | |
| 961 | plus students? | 还有学生? |
| 962 | Do you have problems with schools? | 你和学校有问题吗? |
| 963 | Yeah, I think I answered it in | 是的,我想我回答过 |
| 964 | the sense that I said that this state, our state as a 21 year civil rights | 我所说的这个州 21年的公民权利 |
| 965 | attorney has some of the highest protections of any state in the nation | 律师拥有全国任何州的最高保护 |
| 966 | for students in schools. | 在校学生。 |
| 967 | And are there ways to make sure that everyone is | 有没有办法确保每个人都是 |
| 968 | protected and not bullied? | 保护而不是欺负? |
| 969 | Absolutely. | 当然 |
| 970 | I always support protecting kids. | 我总是支持保护孩子 |
| 971 | I have | 我见过 |
| 972 | done that as a as a father with 10 kids myself, my wife and I love our | 我和我妻子都爱我们 |
| 973 | Children. | 孩子们 |
| 974 | We love the Children of Maryland. | 我们爱马里兰的孩子们。 |
| 975 | We will do everything in our | 我们会尽一切力量 |
| 976 | power and I will serve you as governor to protect our Children. | 保护我们的孩子 |
| 977 | I would just | 我会 |
| 978 | remind people though that Mr Cox applauded the federal governor's | 提醒大家,虽然考克斯先生 称赞联邦州长。 |
| 979 | decision to start trying to ban books and ban our history and telling and | 决定开始禁止书籍 禁止我们的历史 |
| 980 | telling us who we should recognize. | 告诉我们该认谁 |
| 981 | And that's why I'm very proud of the fact | 这就是为什么我非常自豪的事实 |
| 982 | that I signed legislation in Maryland banning the banning of books that you | 我在马里兰州签署立法 禁止你出版的书 |
| 983 | will not ban books inside of the state of Maryland or try to minimize because | 也不会在马里兰州禁止书籍 也不会尽量减少因为 |
| 984 | it is important for every single person to be able to see themselves in the | 每个人必须能够看到自己在 |
| 985 | fabric of this state and to see themselves as a valuable member and a | 将自己视为一个宝贵的成员和 |
| 986 | valuable contributor to what the state's promises. | 对国家的承诺做出宝贵贡献。 |
| 987 | Governor. | 州长 |
| 988 | Thank you, Mr | 谢谢,先生 |
| 989 | Cox. | 考克丝 |
| 990 | You will respond. | 你会回应的 |
| 991 | Yeah, I don't know what he's talking about. | 我不知道他在说什么 |
| 992 | I never | 我从来没有 |
| 993 | applauded that and I absolutely am supportive of the First Amendment. | 我绝对支持第一修正案。 |
| 994 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 995 | actually have litigated the First Amendment, uh, governor, and I support | 实际上已经起诉了第一修正案, 呃,州长,我支持 |
| 996 | the First Amendment. | 《第一修正案》。 |
| 997 | Does that mean that a kindergartner should be reading | 这是否意味着一个幼儿园应该读 |
| 998 | pornography? | 色情吗? |
| 999 | No, I think parents should have the right to decide that in their | 不 我觉得父母应该有权决定 |
| 1000 | schools. | 学校。 |
| 1001 | That's the difference between you and me, Governor. | 这就是你和我的区别 州长 |
| 1002 | I think we need to | 我想我们需要 |
| 1003 | have more parental involvement and as your governor, I will make sure that | 父母更多参与 作为你的州长 我会确保 |
| 1004 | that happens. | 发生这种情况。 |
| 1005 | Tracy. | 特蕾西。 特蕾西。 。 |
| 1006 | So we're going to move on to federal job loss, something | 所以我们要继续 联邦失业,东西 |
| 1007 | that we've already mentioned a bit in this debate, starting with Mr Cox. | 我们已经在这场辩论中提到了一点, 从考克斯先生开始。 |
| 1008 | Maryland has the second highest rate of federal job loss in the nation, second | 马里兰州联邦失业率居全国第二位,第二位 |
| 1009 | only to California Prince George's County Historic Engine for Black Wealth | 只有加州乔治王子郡的历史引擎 |
| 1010 | is facing rising food and security alongside cutbacks and key installations | 面临日益严重的粮食和安全以及削减和关键设施 |
| 1011 | like the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center and also NASA Goddard. | 像贝尔茨维尔农业研究中心 和NASA戈达德。 |
| 1012 | Do you have a plan to counter this economic downturn and protect public | 你有计划对抗经济下滑 保护公众 |
| 1013 | sector livelihoods? | 部门生计? |
| 1014 | Excellent question. | 问得好 |
| 1015 | Yes, I do. | 是的,我会的。 |
| 1016 | I mean, unfortunately, this | 我的意思是,不幸的是,这个 |
| 1017 | governor has been running for president and not present in the state to help on | 州长一直竞选总统,没有到州里帮忙 |
| 1018 | this issue. | 这个问题。 |
| 1019 | Instead, he likes to blame and use the issue for his presidential | 反之,他喜欢责备和用这个问题来当总统 |
| 1020 | campaign. | 竞选。 |
| 1021 | But that's not what's happening. | 但事实并非如此。 |
| 1022 | Every state in the area, | 该地区每个州, |
| 1023 | Pennsylvania is doing better. | 宾夕法尼亚州做得更好 |
| 1024 | I know you want to run against Shapiro, but you | 我知道你想和夏皮罗决斗 但你 |
| 1025 | know, Pennsylvania is doing better. | 宾夕法尼亚州做得更好 |
| 1026 | Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia is | 弗吉尼亚 特拉华 西弗吉尼亚州 |
| 1027 | doing better. | 表现得更好 |
| 1028 | Andy Brashear in Kentucky cut taxes to make sure that their | 肯塔基州的Andy Brasheee减少税收,以确保他们 |
| 1029 | private industries increased. | 私营工业增加。 |
| 1030 | And in fact, you raise taxes $2 billion, | 事实上,你提高税收20亿美元, |
| 1031 | Governor. | 州长 |
| 1032 | It's chasing people out of our state. | 乃驱人出吾州. |
| 1033 | And so when they need a fallback, | 所以当他们需要后退时 |
| 1034 | they need an opportunity if their federal or their state job is no longer | 如果他们的联邦或州级工作不再工作,他们需要机会 |
| 1035 | there. | 这里 |
| 1036 | And by the way, their state jobs also that you're looking at cutting, but | 顺便说一下,他们的国家工作 也是你想削减,但 |
| 1037 | you don't have a safety net of private jobs because you're chasing them out. | 你没有私人工作的安全网 因为你正在追捕他们 |
| 1038 | So | 这么说 |
| 1039 | my plan is very specific in that I will put people, the people of Maryland first | 我的计划非常具体 我要把马里兰人放在首位 |
| 1040 | looking to a graduated reduction of our taxes, both income and our corporate | 期待逐步减少税收 收入和公司 |
| 1041 | taxes and make sure that savings attracts everyone back to Maryland. | 确保储蓄吸引所有人回到马里兰州 |
| 1042 | What | 什麽? |
| 1043 | about the job losses, the federal job losses? | 关于失业,联邦失业? |
| 1044 | What would your plan be for | 你的计划是什么? |
| 1045 | those folks who are out of work more than 30,000? | 那些失业超过三万的人? |
| 1046 | Well, immediately they need | 他们马上需要 |
| 1047 | to have opportunities to get back into the workforce. | 有机会重返劳动力队伍。 |
| 1048 | So whatever we can do, I | 所以,无论我们能做什么,我 |
| 1049 | mean, there's some things that we can obviously are bipartisan issues, but | 有些事情我们显然可以 成为两党的问题,但是 |
| 1050 | immediately as well, we have to lower the tax brackets. | 同时,我们必须降低税率。 |
| 1051 | If we don't, you know, | 如果我们不,你知道, |
| 1052 | Pennsylvania right now is on track for a 4.9% corporate tax rate. | 宾夕法尼亚州现在的税率是4.9% |
| 1053 | That's where | 就是这里 |
| 1054 | they are. | 他们是。 |
| 1055 | And they're right across the line. | 他们正跨过界线 |
| 1056 | We are going to continue at a time | и)璶膥尿 |
| 1057 | when we're having ballooning budgets. | 当我们有气球预算。 |
| 1058 | It is going to be a train wreck unless we | 除非我们 |
| 1059 | address this and bring people back to Maryland. | 并带人回马里兰州 |
| 1060 | Okay, sir. | 好的,长官。 |
| 1061 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1062 | Mr. Moore, | 摩尔先生, |
| 1063 | is your plan to retrain federal workers working and how long can Maryland afford | 你的计划是重新训练联邦工人 工作,以及马里兰州能承受多久 |
| 1064 | state loans, rental assistance programs and these kinds of things for the tens | 国家贷款、租房援助计划 以及这类项目 |
| 1065 | of thousands of Marylanders who are out of federal jobs? | 成千上万的马里兰人没有联邦工作? |
| 1066 | Yeah, I mean, this is | 是啊,我的意思是,这是 |
| 1067 | what the Trump administration has done to our workers has been brutal. | 特朗普政府对我们的工人所做的事是残酷的。 |
| 1068 | And I | 还有我 |
| 1069 | think about people like Monique who was working at the NIH and was just a public | 想想像莫妮克这样的人在NIH工作 只是一个公众 |
| 1070 | servant who said her focus was to actually make sure she was helping to cure | 仆人说她的重心 是要确保她帮助治愈 |
| 1071 | cancer and was fired. | 癌症和被解雇。 |
| 1072 | And so the thing that the actionable things that we're | 所以,事情,可操作的东西,我们是 |
| 1073 | actually doing inside of the state of Maryland is things like our feds to eds | 实际上在马里兰州内部做 就像我们的联邦调查局对编辑 |
| 1074 | initiative where we're working to say if we have a teacher vacancy rate and we | 我们正在努力说,如果我们有教师空缺率,我们 |
| 1075 | have federal workers who want to become teachers, let's get them certified, let's | 有联邦工人 谁想成为教师, 让我们得到他们认证,让我们 |
| 1076 | get them trained and get them to classrooms as quickly as possible. | 让他们接受训练,让他们尽快上教室 |
| 1077 | We | 我们 |
| 1078 | have now seen a teacher vacancy rate dropped by 60%. | 目前,教师空缺率下降了60%。 |
| 1079 | Some of those people have | 这些人中有些人 |
| 1080 | been federal workers who have then gone to become educators. | 成为教育家的联邦工人 |
| 1081 | It's things like | 事情是这样 |
| 1082 | working with our private sector to be able to employ them. | 与我们的私营部门合作,以便能够雇用他们。 |
| 1083 | It's the reason that | 这是原因 |
| 1084 | Maryland over the past six months has now had a job growth rate that is almost | 过去六个月,马里兰州的就业增长率几乎达到 |
| 1085 | double the national average. | 是全国平均水平的两倍。 |
| 1086 | And we've been able to attract things like the | 我们能吸引到像 |
| 1087 | sphere to Prince George's County to be able to help to build out what can be a | 乔治王子郡的空间 能够帮助建造一个 |
| 1088 | future economy in Prince George's County and things like and things like | 乔治王子郡的未来经济 诸如此类的事情 |
| 1089 | AstraZeneca及其如何在弗雷德里克和 | |
| 1090 | Montgomery counties. | 蒙哥马利郡. |
| 1091 | So we've got to grow and diversify. | 因此,我们必须增长和多样化。 |
| 1092 | Governor, thank you. | 州长 谢谢你 |
| 1093 | Jeff Salkin. | 杰夫·萨尔金. |
| 1094 | If I could respond. | 如果我能回应的话 |
| 1095 | I think we're short on time. | 我觉得我们时间不够 |
| 1096 | I think we're short. | 我认为我们很短。 |
| 1097 | We're getting about a minute until closing statements. | 我们离结束发言还有一分钟 |
| 1098 | So let's go ahead | 我们继续吧 |
| 1099 | with one more question. | 还有一个问题 |
| 1100 | And this starts with the governor. | 这从州长开始 |
| 1101 | Question three, which | 问题三: |
| 1102 | is the ballot question that would amend the state constitution to make it | 是投票问题 将修改州宪法使之 |
| 1103 | easier or remove limits on the ability of lawmakers to redraw congressional | 更容易或消除对立法者重划国会的能力的限制 |
| 1104 | maps. | 地图。 |
| 1105 | Voting yes or no? | 是还是不是? |
| 1106 | I need you to do the impossible. | 我需要你做不可能的事。 |
| 1107 | 30 second answers for | 30个答 |
| 1108 | these so we can get out on time. | 这样我们才能准时出院 |
| 1109 | I'm voting yes because the power belongs | 我赞成,因为权力属于我 |
| 1110 | to the people, not to Donald Trump. | 对人民,而不是唐纳德·特朗普。 |
| 1111 | That was the initial point of question three. | 这是问题三的最初要点。 |
| 1112 | When we saw a president who was doing things like trying to eliminate mail in | 当我们看到一个总统 在做一些事情,比如试图消除邮件 |
| 1113 | balloting, which is illegal and we sued him for it. | 投票是非法的,我们为此起诉了他。 |
| 1114 | When you're watching president | 当你看着总统 |
| 1115 | talk about putting federal agents around ballot boxes, requesting voter | 讨论把联邦特工放在投票箱周围 要求选民 |
| 1116 | rolls from the states, we are watching a robbery of democracy in broad daylight | 从各州来看,我们在光天化日之下 目睹一场民主抢劫 |
| 1117 | and we're not going to allow Donald Trump to determine our democracy. | 我们不能让唐纳德·特朗普决定我们的民主 |
| 1118 | The | 那个 |
| 1119 | people of Maryland should determine our democracy. | 马里兰州人民应该决定我们的民主 |
| 1120 | So I will be voting yes. | 因此,我将投赞成票。 |
| 1121 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 1122 | will stop this attempt to take over by Donald Trump. | 会阻止唐纳德·特朗普接手的企图 |
| 1123 | Are you going to vote yes? | 你会投赞成票吗? |
| 1124 | I'm sorry, Mr. Cox. | 对不起,考克斯先生。 |
| 1125 | 30 seconds. | 30秒钟。 |
| 1126 | We have to move here. | 我们必须搬到这里。 |
| 1127 | There is no vote yes if you | 你没有投票权,如果你 |
| 1128 | read it. | 读它。 |
| 1129 | In fact, is there a complete sentence in this ballot initiative, | 事实上,这一投票倡议中是否有完整的句子, |
| 1130 | Governor? | 州长? |
| 1131 | No, there's not. | 没有 |
| 1132 | The Washington Post wrote, quote, Westmore | 《华盛顿邮报》写道, |
| 1133 | embarrasses Maryland with his gerrymandering ploy. | 他的狡猾伎俩让马里兰尴尬 |
| 1134 | Just three days ago | 才三天前,我还不知道 |
| 1135 | the Post published this. | 《邮报》刊登了这个 |
| 1136 | Question three means that Cumberland and Western | 第三问题意味着坎伯兰和西部 |
| 1137 | Maryland and Salisbury on the eastern shore are separated by the Chesapeake Bay. | 东岸的马里兰和萨利斯伯里被切萨皮克湾隔开. |
| 1138 | Nearly the entire width of the state could one day end up being represented by | 几乎整个州的宽度 终有一天可能由 |
| 1139 | the same member of Congress. | 同一国会议员。 |
| 1140 | This is not about your so-called concerns about | 这不是你所谓的担心 |
| 1141 | federal issues. | 联邦问题。 |
| 1142 | In fact, if it's wrong for them, I'm saying I agree it's wrong | 事实上,如果他们错了,我说,我同意这是错误的 |
| 1143 | for Maryland, it's wrong for you, sir. | 马里兰州,你错了,先生 |
| 1144 | Mr. Cox was right for us. | 考克斯先生很适合我们 |
| 1145 | The head | 头 |
| 1146 | closing statements and you're up first. | 结束发言,你先上去 |
| 1147 | One minute, please. | 请稍等 |
| 1148 | Imagine a Maryland | 想象马里兰州 |
| 1149 | where we can afford to live, where our Children can afford to buy homes, where | 在那里,我们的儿童可以买得起住房, |
| 1150 | retirees can afford to stay here with their families and where our streets are | 退休人员可以和家人住在这里 和我们的街道 |
| 1151 | safe and where we're driving over a built key bridge, where we can afford | 安全的地方,我们开车过一个 建造的关键桥梁,我们可以负担 |
| 1152 | our car registration and when we can put food on the table. | 我们的车登记 什么时候可以把食物放在桌上 |
| 1153 | But we don't have to | 但我们不必 |
| 1154 | {\fn黑体\fs20\shad2\2aH82\3aH20\4aH33\fscx95\3cH592001\be1}想一想 {\fn黑体\fs20\shad2\2aH82\3aH20\4aH33\fscx95\3cH592001\be1}想起来吧 | |
| 1155 | November 3rd, we have the chance to make it reality. | 11月3日,我们有机会实现. |
| 1156 | Marylanders | 马里兰州人 |
| 1157 | are paying more and getting less. | 付出更多, 越来越少。 |
| 1158 | But behind every budget is a Marylanders | 但每个预算背后都是马里兰人 |
| 1159 | trying to pay the bills or hold their family together. | 试图支付账单 或保持他们的家庭在一起。 |
| 1160 | But they're feeling | 但是他们觉得 |
| 1161 | left behind. | 留下来 |
| 1162 | I will protect the vulnerable, cut taxes and fees, protect | 我会保护弱势群体,减少税费,保护 |
| 1163 | our cities, farms, communities, imports and balance the budget. | 我们的城市,农场,社区,进口和平衡预算。 |
| 1164 | Westmore is | 韦斯特摩是 |
| 1165 | about to offer his closing remarks and they will be full of euphemisms painting | 即将发表闭幕词 他们将充满委婉的绘画 |
| 1166 | over your real pain. | 为你真正的痛苦 |
| 1167 | But you have to ask yourself, is he pretending that | 但你得问问自己,他是假装的 |
| 1168 | everything is okay? | 一切都好吗? |
| 1169 | Are you really better off than you used to be four | 你真的比你以前四岁好 |
| 1170 | years ago? | 几年前吗? |
| 1171 | Because more of the same is what you'll get if you reelect them. | 因为如果你重新选举他们,你会得到更多相同的东西。 |
| 1172 | I'm humbly asking for your vote on Dan Cox and I thank you for your time, Mr. | 我恭敬地请求你投票给丹·考克斯 谢谢你抽时间 先生 |
| 1173 | Governor. | 州长 |
| 1174 | Listen, I know these are uncertain times and I know that | 听着,我知道这是不确定的时间 我知道, |
| 1175 | sometimes the politics of of lies and division can make us feel like nobody | 有时谎言和分裂的政治 能够让我们觉得没有人 |
| 1176 | is listening. | 正在倾听。 |
| 1177 | And I know that because I'm in our communities every single | 我知道 因为我在我们的社区里 |
| 1178 | day and the message is very clear, we need leaders who are fighting for you | 日复一日,信息非常明确 我们需要为你而战的领导人 |
| 1179 | and not just focusing on fighting each other, that despite the chaos and the | 而不是仅仅专注于相互战斗, 尽管混乱和 |
| 1180 | corruption that we have seen in Washington D. C., I have never been more | 我们在华盛顿特区看到的腐败 我从未像现在这样 |
| 1181 | confident in Maryland's future. | 相信马里兰的未来 |
| 1182 | But my confidence in Maryland's future is not | 但我对马里兰的未来的信心不是 |
| 1183 | blind faith. | 盲从信. |
| 1184 | I was raised right by my family. | 我被家人抚养长大 |
| 1185 | I was trained right by the | 我受过训练 |
| 1186 | United States Army and I worship a mighty God. | 美国军队和我崇拜一个强大的上帝。 |
| 1187 | In our second term, we're | 在第二个学期,我们 |
| 1188 | gonna make sure we're growing and diversify our economy off of Washington | 保证我们的经济在华盛顿以外 增长和多样化 |
| 1189 | D. C. We're going to make life more affordable for Marylanders. | D. C. 我们要让马里兰人更负担得起生活 |
| 1190 | We're gonna | 我们要去 |
| 1191 | make our public schools the best in America and will continue to have the | 让我们的公立学校成为美国最好的学校,并将继续拥有 |
| 1192 | greatest public safety turnaround story in the country. | 全国最伟大的公共安全转折故事. |
| 1193 | I'm honored to be your | 我很荣幸成为你的 |
| 1194 | governor and I know the job isn't done. | 州长和我都知道任务还没完成 |
| 1195 | So that's why I'm humbly asking for | 所以我才谦虚地要求 |
| 1196 | your vote so we can continue pushing Maryland forward. | 这样我们就能继续推进马里兰州 |
| 1197 | Gentlemen, thank you | 各位,谢谢 |
| 1198 | for your time, folks. | 为你们的时间,伙计们。 |
| 1199 | Thank you for joining us. | 谢谢你加入我们。 |
| 1200 | Hope to see you November | 希望十一月能见到你 |
| 1201 | 3rd Election Day. | 第三届选举日. |
| 1202 | Have a good night. | 边 |
| 1203 | Mhm. | 对 |
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