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0:00I am very clear, and I will say this bluntly, Brexit has caused more harm than good.我非常清楚,我要直说,布雷克西特造成的伤害大于善。
0:06Prime Minister, welcome to the Today programme.总理,欢迎来到今天的方案。
0:08Thank you, Nick.谢谢你,尼克。
0:09You said that people can't wait forever for change in your speech on this stage.你说,人们不能永远等待 改变你在这个舞台上的演讲。
0:15So why in that speech did you set out a whole series of major changes,那你为何在演讲中 提出了一系列重大改变
0:20a national care service, a closer relationship with Europe, changing our voting system,国家护理服务 与欧洲的密切关系 改变我们的投票制度
0:25none of which can happen for years?这些都不可能发生多年?
0:27Well, it's a good question.嗯,这是一个很好的问题。
0:29I made that comment when I was talking about the removal of VAT off people's electricity bills我在谈论取消人民电费的增值税时就这么说了
0:35on Thursday, what we will do to cap bus fares across England for the whole of 2027.周四,我们要做什么来支付 整个2027年的英国公交车票价
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1I am very clear, and I will say this bluntly, Brexit has caused more harm than good.我非常清楚,我要直说,布雷克西特造成的伤害大于善。
2Prime Minister, welcome to the Today programme.总理,欢迎来到今天的方案。
3Thank you, Nick.谢谢你,尼克。
4You said that people can't wait forever for change in your speech on this stage.你说,人们不能永远等待 改变你在这个舞台上的演讲。
5So why in that speech did you set out a whole series of major changes,那你为何在演讲中 提出了一系列重大改变
6a national care service, a closer relationship with Europe, changing our voting system,国家护理服务 与欧洲的密切关系 改变我们的投票制度
7none of which can happen for years?这些都不可能发生多年?
8Well, it's a good question.嗯,这是一个很好的问题。
9I made that comment when I was talking about the removal of VAT off people's electricity bills我在谈论取消人民电费的增值税时就这么说了
10on Thursday, what we will do to cap bus fares across England for the whole of 2027.周四,我们要做什么来支付 整个2027年的英国公交车票价
11So those are moves that will help people in the short term.因此,这些动作在短期内将帮助人们。
12But I don't think Britain can be fixed in the short term.但我认为英国不能在短期内得到修复.
13I have made the argument that we've been on the wrong path for a long time.我提出的论点是,我们已经走上了错误的道路很久了。
14We broke up the essentials, we sold them off.我们把必需品拆了,卖了
15People in this country are paying higher prices for transport, for energy,这个国家的人们为运输,能源付出了更高的价格
16for housing than they are in other countries.与在其他国家住房相比,
17And it will take time to fix those services and to get them under stronger public control.修复这些服务并使它们受到更强有力的公共控制需要时间。
18And therefore, as I did with the bus services in Greater Manchester,因此,正如我在大曼彻斯特的公交服务,
19use that public control to bring public benefit in the form of lower fares and lower bills.利用公共控制,以降低票价和降低账单的形式带来公共利益。
20So that can't be done overnight, nor can social care be fixed overnight.因此,这不可能在一夜之间完成,社会关怀也不能在一夜之间固定.
21Hence, a 10-year plan for Britain coming later this year.因此,英国的十年计划将于今年晚些时候出台。
22Let's go through some of the changes, starting with that big one on social care.让我们来经历一些变化, 从关于社会关怀的大变化开始。
23Why hit pensioners not the wealthiest in your first big policy announcement?为何在你的第一次大政策公告中 打击养老金领取者不是最富有的?
24This is about helping pensioners.这是关于帮助养老金领取者。
25Pensioners currently are at risk of paying ruinous care costs.养恤金领取者目前面临支付破坏性护理费用的风险。
26And I know this, and my family has got very direct experience of the social care system.我知道这一点,我的家人对社会护理系统有非常直接的经验。
27You can be somebody with a basic state pension and a little modest extra income,你可以成为一个人 基本的国家养老金 和微小的额外收入,
28and you can then be means tested and have to pay care costs.之后您可以接受经济调查,并支付护理费用。
29So sometimes people just look at the money without looking at the wider support we give older people.所以有时人们只是看钱而不看我们给予老年人的更广泛的支持。
30And I believe we've got to look at that bigger picture.我认为我们必须看看 更大的情况。
31It cannot be right going forward from here that we treat dementia very differently from cancer.我们治疗痴呆症与癌症截然不同。
32This affects so many families.这影响到许多家庭。
33We need a system that, in my view, works to NHS principles.我们需要一个系统,我认为, 它能符合NHS原则。
34And if we did that, it would be to support pensioners in a more如果我们这样做, 这将是支持养恤金领取者 在更多的
35enhanced way than we are currently doing.比我们目前做得更好
36At the moment...现在...
37I'm asking you how you pay for that, because you've set out that ambition repeatedly.我问你怎么付钱 因为你一再提出这个野心
38What's new is you've now told us how you want to pay for it.新的是,你现在告诉我们,你想怎么支付它。
39And you're wanting to pay for it by scrapping the triple lock,而你却想通过拆掉三锁来付出代价
40by scrapping the guarantee to pensioners.取消对养老金领取者的担保。
41That's not quite right.这不太对劲
42So I've said that we will make an adjustment to the triple lock.所以我说我们会调整三联锁
43Now, you might say that sounds like a clever politician speak, but let me just explain...现在,你可能会说,听起来像一个聪明的政治家说话, 但让我解释一下...
44If you forgive me, I do think it's clever politician speak.如果你原谅我,我确实认为这是聪明的政治家说话。
45I know you would think that.我知道你会这么想
46But if I could just explain, it keeps the three elements in play.但是,如果我能解释一下,它使三个要素继续发挥作用。
47So those three elements being prices, earnings and 2.5%.这三个要素是价格、收入和2.5%。
48And the current triple lock works on the basis every year, which is highest.而现在的三联锁每年以最高的基数为基础工作.
49That's what the pension goes up by.养老金也因此上涨.
50And what that is doing is it's taking it up quite quickly.而它正在做的是 它正在慢慢地上升。
51And by 2030, it will be a record level.到2030年,将达到创纪录的水平。
52The adjustment I'm suggesting is that earnings should be considered over a longer time frame,我建议的调整是 应该在更长的时间内考虑收入
53over the years, not every year.这些年来,不是每年。
54And then that would maintain the pension.这样就可以维持退休金了
55But it wouldn't put us in the position that the triple lock has us in at this moment in time.但它不会让我们处于三重锁 使我们在这个时候。
56I will honor it for this parliament for sure.我一定会为这个议会感到荣幸的
57And it's been a really important way of making sure the state pension reflects这也是确保国家养老金反映的非常重要的方法
58and is in touch with the rising prosperity that we have in the wider country.并且正与我们在更广泛的国家中日益繁荣的联系。
59But let's put it simply, the clever people behind the scenes who brief us after speeches但简言之, 幕后聪明人 演讲后向我们作简报
60like your speech say, this will save £15 billion a year, eventually.就像你的演讲所说,这每年可以节省150亿英镑,最终.
61That's £15 billion that would have been going to pensioners,这是150亿英镑的养老金,
62which is why I ask you, why are you taking money from pensioners and not,这就是为什么我问你, 为什么你从养老金领取者那里拿钱而不是,
63as Sharon Graham of Unite the Union would say, take it from the wealthy.正如联合邦的莎伦·格雷厄姆所说 从富人手中夺走它
64Don't take it from pensioners.不要从养老金领取者那里拿走。
65Well, pensioners are paying, as I say, huge care costs.嗯,养老金支付,就像我说的, 巨大的护理费用。
66And I think it's a very big move to support older people,我认为这是一个非常大的举动 支持老年人,
67to say you will have peace of mind in your later life.说你的后世会平静
68Are you saying it's a deal?你是说这是个交易?
69Forgive me interrupting, but you say effective is a deal.原谅我打断你 但你说有效是一种交易
70You get something new, but we have to take something back a bit.你得到一些新的, 但我们得收回一些东西。
71It's a first big move to enable the introduction of a national care service.这是为引进国家护理服务而迈出的第一个大步。
72It's a very significant decision.这是一个非常重要的决定。
73Every predecessor in the role that I am in has not grasped this nettle.我所扮演的角色中的每一个前辈都没有抓住这个网球.
74I am ripping the plaster off.我要把石膏撕下来
75I am going to fix social care.我将修复社会护理。
76I will not leave office without doing it.我不会离开办公室不这样做。
77And yes, you are absolutely right to ask about older people,是的,你问起老年人是完全正确的,
78but they will get peace of mind and more ability但他们将获得平静和更大的能力
79to protect their homes and savings in the system that I'm describing.来保护他们的家 以及我描述的系统中的积蓄
80Let me just check what you mean by that, you see,让我看看你是什么意思,你看,
81because you've talked about a free national care service,因为你说过免费的国家护理服务
82free at the point of use.使用时免费。
83But can we be clear, that is if you get care in your own home.但是我们能否说清楚 如果你在自己家里得到照顾
84If you go into a residential home, like your dad did, for example,如果你像你爸一样去住家
85you'll still pay your bed and board, right?你仍然会支付你的床和板,对不对?
86You will.你会的。
87You still might end up selling your family house你还是可能会卖掉你家的房子
88to pay the bills which are what, £50,000 to £100,000?5万到10万英镑?
89Yeah, you will.你会的
90You will have to pay for your bed and board.你得付床垫费
91And that is going to be the case.情况就是这样。
92It's the case in Scotland or other countries that have gone down this path.苏格兰或其他国家都是这样,
93It's the care that we are talking about.这就是我们所说的关心。
94But here's the point, Nick.但问题是,尼克
95I think if we had a proper preventative social care service in this country我想如果我们有 适当的预防性社会护理服务 在这个国家
96that was operated on a whole person basis,由整个人操作,
97we would have much higher standard of social care in people's homes.我们会在人们的家里获得更高水平的社会关怀。
98The reason why my dad had to go into a care home, since you asked about it,既然你问起这件事 我爸不得不去护理院的原因
99is because the threadbare social care system we have,因为我们拥有的社会关怀系统
100which operates in 15-minute windows delivering quite a basic level of care,使用15分钟的窗户提供相当基本水平的护理,
101could not cope when my dad's care needs progressed.我爸的照顾需求有所进步时 无法应付
102And my mum then couldn't cope with the chaos我妈却无法应付混乱
103that was happening around those 15-minute care visits.15分钟的看病时间
104So that's the honest answer as to why that system doesn't work.这就是为什么这个系统不起作用的诚实答案。
105If you do what I want to do,如果你做我想做的事的话
106which is provide much higher standard whole person care in people's homes,在人们的家中提供高得多的标准全人护理,
107genuinely I think you could do what most families would want to do,我真的觉得你可以做大多数家庭都想做的事
108which is to keep people in their own home for all of their lives.也就是把人们永远留在自己的家里
109You've been very clear, you've been honest about it, as you said you would be,你一直很清楚,你一直 诚实的,正如你说的,
110which is people who move into a residential home住进住宅的人
111may still face the risk of losing their home to pay those bills.可能仍面临失去家园支付这些账单的风险。
112Can we deal with a crisis that's facing people now, this winter?我们能应付危机吗? 今冬人们正面临危机?
113The boss of EDF, the big energy firm, has been talking to the BBCEDF的老板,大能源公司 一直在和BBC谈话
114and he says this winter we face another energy crisis.他说今年冬天我们又面临能源危机
115Is that how you see it as Prime Minister?你这样看待总理吗?
116This is an energy crisis and because the wall with Iran is going on,这是一个能源危机,因为 墙与伊朗正在发生,
117we don't know when it will end, it's an energy crisis我们不知道什么时候会结束,这是能源危机
118we've all got to prepare to live with for potentially many months.我们都要准备好和他们共度许多个月
119I don't think that is an overstatement, to be honest.老实说,我不认为那是夸张
120When I look at the prices at the pump at this moment in time,当我在这个时候看泵的价格时,
121if we include diesel and petrol within that,如果我们把柴油和汽油都包括在内,
122this is very challenging, isn't it, for people who are filling up today?这对今天满满的人来说 是个非常艰巨的挑战,不是吗?
123When we look at energy prices in the home, difficult too.当我们看看家里的能源价格,也很困难。
124As I said, I'm doing what I can, reducing, or removing I should say, VAT off bills,如我所说,我在尽我所能, 减少或删除我应该说,增值税的账单,
125but it is very difficult indeed and that's why the Middle East但这是非常困难的, 这就是为什么中东
126situation needs to command a lot of our attention.情况需要引起我们很大关注。
127I met the President of the United States last week,我上周见过美国总统,
128we spoke about this situation, reopening the Strait of Hormuz我们谈论了这种情况,重新开放霍尔木兹海峡
129is an urgent international priority.这是一项紧迫的国际优先事项。
130We've got to work at all of these things.我们必须在所有这些事情上工作。
131The main driver of that crisis is beyond our control,危机的主要驱动力 是我们无法控制的,
132but we can contribute to solving that situation但我们可以帮助解决这种情况
133and that is what I've been doing as Prime Minister.这就是我作为总理所做的
134And you're going to have to look at giving people more help你将不得不看看 给人们更多的帮助
135because you proclaimed from this stage that you were cutting VAT因为你从这个阶段就宣称 你正在削减增值税
136off electricity bills, as you've just said.电费,正如你刚才说的。
137Now you'll know the numbers.现在你知道数字了
138That saves people around £45 off their energy bill.这样可以节省45英镑左右的精力
139But prices are going up by £60 a year tomorrow.但是明天的价格要上升60英镑
140They're due to go up, that's the forecast, another £276.他们要上台了,这是预测,再276英镑。
141So your VAT cut's already been wiped out.所以,你的增值税削减 已经被消灭了。
142Will you look at further help?你会再找帮助吗?
143I agree that it's not going to meet all of those pressures,我同意它不会 满足所有这些压力,
144but it is something.但它是东西。
145It's better to have done it than not to have done it.虽有功德不如无功德.
146I could have come in in July and said wait till the budget, but I didn't.我本可以在七月来 说等到预算, 但我没有。
147I acted and therefore the money is freed up from Thursday.我做了,所以钱从周四释放出来。
148People will see VAT come off their bills then.人们会看到增值税从账单上掉下来。
149And obviously we have a budget coming显然,我们的预算来了
150and we're considering all of these issues.我们正在考虑这些问题。
151People can see that there isn't a huge room for manoeuvre人们可以看到,没有很大的机动空间
152within the public finances在公共财政中
153and we won't take risks with people's mortgages我们不会冒着抵押的风险
154like a previous Prime Minister and government did.就像前任总理和政府一样
155But you're looking at fuel duty, for example.但你在看燃料税,例如。
156We're looking at any measure that can give people breathing space,我们正在研究任何能给人们呼吸空间的措施,
157that can take the pressure off.这可以减轻压力。
158And might I just say as well, Nick, alongside that,尼克,我也可以这么说
159cost of living is one thing but the cost of business,生活成本是一回事 但商业成本,
160the cost of running a business is another经营企业的成本是另一种
161and we're looking at that issue as well.我们也在研究这个问题
162Now, if there's an energy crisis, as you've conceded,现在,如果有能源危机, 正如你承认的,
163there's another crisis at the moment, globally a borrowing crisis.现在又发生了另一场危机 全球性的借贷危机
164The global markets are demanding more to lend countries money全球市场要求更多国家借钱
165than they have for, what, 20 years or so.比他们有,什么,20年左右。
166But Britain has a particular problem.但英国有一个特别的问题。
167It costs more for the Treasury here to borrow money国库借钱要花更多钱
168than it costs Greece, than it costs Italy,比它花费希腊 比它花费意大利
169than it costs France.比它花费法国。
170Why didn't you say something in this big speech today你为何今天不说点什么?
171to try and say to the global markets,尝试对全球市场说,
172we've got this under control.我们已经控制住了
173We're going to cut spending.我们要削减开支。
174We aren't going to borrow as much in the future.我们以后不会借那么多钱
175Well, I did and I will come back to that if it's okay.好吧,我做到了,我会回来 如果它是好的。
176But let me deal with firstly the question as to why Britain has但我首先要谈谈为什么英国
177a particular higher level of exposure.接触程度特别高。
178And if you look at the lines on the graph,如果你看看图表上的台词
179you will see that it does come from that mini budget你会看到,它确实来自 小型预算
180of a few years ago.几年前的一次调查
181Britain lost some trust and credibility in markets英国在市场上失去了一些信任和信誉
182at that moment in time and we haven't yet repaired fully that damage此时此刻,我们还没有完全修复
183and we have to work to repair it.我们必须努力修复它。
184But I did address that question today.但我今天确实谈到这个问题。
185I took a big decision about the triple lock,我做了一个大决定 关于三锁,
186which shows I am prepared to take those type of decisions.这表明我愿意做出这种决定。
187But you then said, Prime Minister, that you'd spend the money.但你后来说,总理, 你会花钱。
188You didn't say, look, I can save £15 billion a year.你没说 我可以每年省150亿英镑
189That will cut government spending.这将削减政府开支。
190What you said is I'll save £15 billion and then I'll spend it.你说我会省下150亿英镑 然后花掉
191That doesn't make our borough any better.这并不能让我们的辖区更好。
192Well, if I could develop the argument,好吧,如果我可以 提出的论点,
193because I did say this as well,因为我也说过
194{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我所做的一切 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我为公众控制做了很多事
195of energy, water, housing and social care,能源、水、住房和社会照顾,
196that is a way of getting our long term costs down.这是降低我们长期成本的方法。
197If you have the biggest council house building programme如果你有最大的 议会大厦方案
198of a generation, you will bring down housing benefit within the decade.你们将在十年内降低住房福利。
199If you take a different approach to supporting young people into work,如果你采取不同的方式支持年轻人工作,
200as we expect Alan Milburn to recommend,正如我们期待艾伦・米尔本的建议,
201you will have a way of unlocking money from out of work benefits.你将有一个方法解锁 从工作福利的钱。
202If you do reform social care and have preventative,如果你确实改革了社会护理 并进行了预防
203simple, good care in people's homes,简单,良好的照顾 在人们的家中,
204you will save billions from an NHS that currently您将从当前 NHS 中节省数十亿
205receives people on 999 calls from domiciliary care or care homes接待从家庭护理或护理院拨打的999个电话的人
206and has them spending weeks on end unnecessarily in hospital.让他们在医院里过几个星期
207So this is actually a thought through and quite responsible way所以,这其实是一个思考 通过和相当负责的方式
208of reducing revenue spending in the long run.长期减少收入支出。
209Well, you hope it'll reduce revenue spending,你希望这能减少收入支出
210but the point I'm making to you但我要告诉你
211is that you then plan to spend it on something else.也就是你打算把它花在别的东西上
212So not just social care,所以不只是社会关怀,
213but the other thing you didn't spend long talking about,但还有一件事你没有花很长时间谈论,
214you are committed to a huge increase in defence spending您承诺大幅增加国防开支
215and you've yet to tell us how you'll pay for it.而你还没有告诉我们 你将如何支付它。
216And we still don't know the answer我们还不知道答案
217and there's no prospect of an answer.没有答案的前景。
218If as soon as you make a cut to spending,如果你一削减开支
219you say, oh, I've got a plan to expand government,你说,哦,我有一个计划 扩大政府,
220we'll get a national care service, let's spend it on that.我们会得到一个全国护理服务, 让我们花在这一点。
221Well, I think, judge me on what I've done so far.嗯,我想,判断我 迄今做了什么。
222So I inherited a defence investment plan所以我继承了一个国防投资计划
223that wasn't fully funded,资金不足,
224but it will be fully funded但它会得到充足的资金
225and we'll set that out very clearly at the budget.我们会在预算中非常明确地阐述这一点。
226So I've already been working to find funding for defence.所以我一直在努力寻找辩护资金
227And what I've just said a moment ago我刚才说的话
228around the 10-year plan for Britain,围绕英国十年计划,
229the whole drive is to start investing in success整个动力是开始投资成功
230rather than paying for failure而不是为失败付出代价
231as the country does excessively at this moment in time,正如国家此时此刻过度行事,
232too many people on out-of-work benefits in their 20s,太多人失业福利 在20多岁,
233too many people in hospital unnecessarily.太多人在医院不必要的。
234And here's a key one,这是一把钥匙,
235the benefit system chasing rents in the private rented sector在私人租房部门追逐租金的福利制度
236because we don't have enough homes in the public housing stock.因为我们没有足够住房 在公共住房存量。
237So fixing these things is a prudent way所以修这些东西是一种谨慎的方法
238to get revenue spending down in the long run.使收入支出长期下降。
239I want to ask you briefly, if I could,我想简短地问你,如果可以的话,
240about two other big changes that you talked about你刚才说的另外两个大变化
241from this conference stage.从这个会议阶段。
242Brexit, ideally, in your heart,布莱克西特,理想的是,在你的心脏,
243you want us to rejoin the EU, don't you?你想让我们重新加入欧盟 是吗?
244I want to look at the options and I am serious.我想看看选择,我是认真的。
245That was quite a long pause, Mr Burnham.这是一个很长的停顿,伯纳姆先生。
246That sounds like yes, but I don't want to say it.听起来是的 但我不想说
247I have said, and there's no point me denying it,我说了,我没有理由否认
248I've said in a book,我在一本书里说过
249I would like to see Britain rejoin in my lifetime,我希望英国在我生命中重新回归
250so there's no point me saying otherwise.所以没有意义我说其他。
251But it's not necessarily the case that that is now但现在的情况不一定如此
252because we need to understand因为我们需要理解
253what would be the nature of how we would look什么样的性质 我们看起来像
254at the different options.在不同的选择。
255So we could stay as we are.这样我们才能保持原样
256That's definitely an option.这绝对是一个选择。
257If people think this is the right place to stay,如果人们觉得这是合适的地方
258we could look at what George Osborne has said我们可以看看乔治·奥斯本说的话
259about a customs union.关于一个关税同盟。
260We could look at what the Liberal Democrats said我们可以看看自由民主党说什么
261at their conference about single market,在他们关于单一市场的会议上,
262or we could go all the way.或者我们可以一路走
263So there are clearly options that need to be considered因此,显然有需要考虑的选择
264and we have to look at what is doable我们必须看看什么是可行的
265and what would be the pros and cons of each.以及每个人的利弊。
266What I am saying is it's not good enough我想说的是,这还不够好
267to leave that question just hanging.把问题留在这儿
268I am saying, let's be clear about where we want Britain我的意思是,让我们说清楚 我们希望英国在哪里
269to go in the next decade.接下来的十年。
270And I've asked people to join with me on that.我已经请大家和我一起去
271The country cannot have a decade, another one,这个国家不能有一个十年,另一个十年,
272like the one we've just had,就像我们刚刚有过的一样
273where we've had too much drift, too much division.在那里我们经历了太多的漂移, 太多的分裂。
274I am very clear, and I will say this bluntly,我很清楚,我直说吧,
275Brexit has caused more harm than good.Brexit造成的伤害比好。
276And I think around 60% of the British public我认为大约60%的英国公众
277agree with that statement.同意这一说法。
278So the question is, what do we do about that?所以问题是,我们该怎么办呢?
279And I'm not doing the usual politician thing.而且我没有做 通常的政治家的事情。
280I'm being honest about facing up to that老实说,面对这个
281and give people options that they can look at and judge.并给人们一些选择,他们可以观察和判断。
282There's another big reform you spoke about,还有另一个大改革,你说,
283Prime Minister, which is voting reform.总理,他正在投票改革。
284Are you saying that's what you want to happen,你是说你想这样吗?
285that we have European-style voting in Britain?我们在英国有欧洲式的投票?
286I found it better being elected under a different system我发现在不同的制度下当选更好
287as mayor of Greater Manchester,作为大曼彻斯特市长,
288where people had one or two.在那里,人们有一个或两个。
289They could put that on the ballot paper他们可以把这个写在选票上
290because you had a reason to stop on every doorstep因为你有理由停在每个门阶上
291and chat to people who might not always support your party和那些不总是支持你的派对的人聊天
292and try and get their second preference.尝试得到他们的第二喜好。
293It just led to a better politics.它只是导致一个更好的政治。
294And I also feel that in an era of five-party politics,我也觉得在一个五党政治的时代
295can we really watch a party with less than 30%我们真的能看不到30%的派对吗?
296just walk into Downing Street?刚走进唐宁街?
297Is that something we should feel comfortable about?我们是不是应该感到舒服?
298In other words, you want to stop Nigel Farage换句话说 你想阻止奈杰尔·法拉吉
299becoming Prime Minister?成为总理?
300No, it could happen with any political party.不,它可能发生在任何政党。
301It's whether that would be a legitimate government.这是否是一个合法的政府?
302But more broadly, if I can make a more serious point, Nick,但更广泛地说,如果我能说出更严肃的观点,尼克
303we've had a decade of turbulence in our politics我们的政治已经动荡了十年
304and I think that has stopped Britain moving forward.我认为这阻止了英国前进。
305And if we look to the next decade,如果我们展望下一个十年
306I think we need to show the markets我想我们得向市场展示一下
307and the world and everybody世界和每个人
308that we can have a better politics,我们可以有一个更好的政治,
309more about problem solving than point scoring,更多关于解决问题 而不是点评,
310which sadly is too much what our politics is about.可悲的是,这是太多 我们的政治是什么。
311And that would come, I think,并且,我认为,
312if we had a different approach to the voting system.如果我们对投票制度有不同的做法。
313So I believe part of Britain building back所以我相信英国的部分建筑
314from where we are now从我们现在的位置
315is getting rid of the turbulence,摆脱了动荡,
316putting down a stronger platform放下更强大的平台
317that gives people more certainty to invest in this country让人们更确定地投资到这个国家
318through the reform of our politics.通过我们的政治改革。
319And probably it's the five party reality that we're in now可能就是现在的五党现实
320that brings that issue forward.这使得这个问题取得进展。
321Again and again, when you wanted to be Prime Minister,一次又一次,当你想当总理的时候,
322now you are Prime Minister.你现在是首相了
323You've talked about rolling back 40 years of failure你说过要倒退40年的失败
324as you see it.如汝所见.
325Why as Prime Minister now do you talk more about the 1980s为什么作为首相,你现在要更多地谈论八十年代
326than about 2020s?比20世纪20年代?
327Isn't it a backward looking speech说起来很落后吧
328rather than the speech that says,而不是说,
329here are the big challenges, the energy crisis,这是巨大的挑战,能源危机,
330the AI crisis, the crisis of what Russia is doingAI危机,俄罗斯正在做的危机
331and what China is doing?中国在做什么?
332Well, where does the energy crisis come from?能源危机是从哪里来的?
333I would say it has its roots in the 1980s我要说它起源于1980年代
334when it was broken up and sold off.当它被拆散并出售。
335Look at water.看水边.
336So that's a big concern of your listeners, is it not?所以这是你听众非常关心的,不是吗?
337So where are the roots of the failing water system失败的水系的根源在哪里
338that we've got where we're seeing sewage in the rivers我们可以看到河流中的污水
339and the seas, people paying high bills?和海洋,人们支付高额账单?
340Where does that come from, that failure to invest哪里来的,没有投资
341in the infrastructure over all of those years?这些年来在基础设施里?
342Why have we got a housing crisis?为什么我们有住房危机?
343We saw a public housing stock shrink.我们看到一个公共住房存量缩水。
344And it's why, as I said before, we're chasing rents这就是为什么,我之前说过, 我们正在追租
345in the private rented sector through the benefits system.在私营租赁部门通过福利制度。
346So you do have to go back.所以你必须回去
347And that's what I did today.这就是我今天所做的。
348The country built the Commonwealth in the post-war period战后国家建立了英联邦
349from 45 to the mid-80s.从45年到80年代中期
350But we did make a change in that period.但我们在那个时期确实有所改变。
351And I don't believe it's been a good change我不相信这是个很好的变化
352because we lost control of too much.因为我们失去控制太多。
353We left people too exposed to energy costs,我们让人们太 面临能源成本,
354to high housing costs.高住房费用。
355And that's what I was talking about today.而今所论.
356Sometimes you have to see the sweep of history有时候你必须看到历史的扫荡
357and how things need to, the pendulum needs to come back.和事情需要, 倒数需要回来。
358And that's what I was arguing for today.这就是我今天的争论。
359You talk very movingly about your father你说话很动人 关于你父亲
360who died just a couple of weeks ago.几个星期前就死了
361Wouldn't it have been the first to tell you,不是第一次告诉你吗?
362don't be nostalgic, son.不要怀旧,儿子。
363Look to the future.观未来际.
364Look to your kid's future.看看你孩子的未来
365Don't bang on about Margaret Thatcher.别提起玛格丽特撒切尔
366He wouldn't probably have said that, if I'm honest,他可能不会说, 如果我诚实,
367because he was somebody, he was very much about,因为他是一个人, 他非常喜欢,
368remember where you've come from.记住你来自哪里
369Remember what we're about记住我们是什么
370and stay true to what we're about.并忠实于我们是什么。
371The city, this place where we are, he was a proud son of it.这个城市,我们所在的地方, 他是一个骄傲的儿子它。
372But he was always saying, remember your roots,但他总是说 记住你的根
373where we've come from.我们来自哪里?
374And it's why I spoke about that statement made这也是为什么我谈到 声明
375about me being the last prime minister of the UK关于我是英国最后一任首相
376on the day he died.在他去世的那天,
377And I decided to lean into it.我决定投身其中
378In other words, forgive me, you saw a message换句话说,原谅我,你看到了一个信息
379that someone had predicted, John Swinney, is it?有人预言过,约翰斯温尼,是吗?
380Yes, and I wasn't blaming him, by the way,是的,我没有责怪他,顺便说一句,
381because he didn't know the news at the time.因为他当时不知道这个消息
382But I quoted it because it really stuck with me但我引用它是因为它真的粘着我
383and made me really determined to say,我决定说
384what am I about and what has my dad instilled in me?我是什么,什么是我爸灌输给我?
385My dad instilled in me was a quiet patriotism,我爸爸对我灌输的是一种平静的爱国主义
386the best of this country.这个国家最好的。
387When we work together and build things from the bottom up,当我们从下而上合作和建设事物时,
388that working class aspiration that I spoke about,我所说的工人阶级愿望
389which he very much embodied in his life,在他的一生中,
390the way in which this country built trade unions,这个国家建立工会的方式,
391the cooperative movement.合作社运动。
392We are a union itself of countries.我们是各国的一个联盟。
393And obviously he supported our membership显然他支持我们加入
394of the European Union.临时代办
395His was a quiet patriotism他是一个安静的爱国者
396that was very much rooted in this part of the world.这深深扎根于世界的这一地区。
397And it was an opportunity for me to speak to that这是一个机会,我说话
398because I want to lead a country因为我想领导一个国家
399that builds the kind of Britain my dad always wanted to see.造就了我父亲一直想看到的英国
400It is partly that country.这部分是那个国家。
401It is brilliant in so many ways, but it could be better.它在许多方面是辉煌的,但它可能更好。
402And I laid out today at the conference我今天在会议上写下了
403how I would like it to be better going forward.我希望它能做得更好
404Can I end by asking you about your dad, Roy?我可以问你关于你爸爸的事吗,罗伊?
405It's his funeral on Friday.这是他星期五的葬礼
406It is.没错
407You must feel an extraordinary torrent of emotions.你一定觉得很激动
408I do.当然
409You stood on this stage as the euphoria that you had.你站在这个舞台上就像你曾经的喜悦
410And when you came to the moment当你来到那一刻
411you were going to speak about your dad,你本来要谈论你爸爸的
412you had to stop, didn't you?你必须停下来,不是吗?
413When people got to their feet to give you space当人们踏上脚步 给你空间
414to compose yourself,来作曲,
415does it just feel like you're on an emotional roller coaster感觉就像你坐着一辆感性过山车
416at the moment?现在?
417It has at times.时有.
418You know, the two things coincided,这两件事恰好吻合
419the start of my journey as prime minister作为首相的旅程的开始
420and the end of my dad's journey.还有我父亲的旅程的结束
421And I did know that at the time because the last time我当时确实知道 因为上次
422I'd seen him before walking up Downing Street,我走进唐宁街前见过他
423you just know.你只会知道。
424When you know, you know.当知时.
425And I knew those two things were coming together我知道这两件事会合起来
426and it explains why we were in a bit of a family huddle这解释了为什么我们 在一个有点家庭的拥抱
427on Downing Street when I came in that day.我那天来唐宁街的时候
428And I've had to think about it.我不得不考虑一下
429I don't want to use it in any way for sympathy我不想用它来表示同情
430or anything like that.或任何类似的东西。
431But I actually want to use it to give me purpose in this job.但我真的想用它来给我这个工作的目的。
432What am I trying to do?我该怎么办?
433What Britain am I trying to create here?我在这里想创造什么?
434And as I say, it was the one that has allowed正如我所说,这是允许
435the son of a man who failed his 11 plus一个失败了11加的人的儿子
436to be the prime minister.成为首相。
437And the reason why that's happened is because而发生这种情况的原因是
438this country was a country of social aspiration.这个国家是一个社会渴望的国家。
439It did allow people from this part of the world它确实允许来自这个地区的人们
440to move forward and come to the place where I am.继续前进 来到我所在的地方
441And that's the Britain I believe in那是我信仰的英国
442and will passionately defend with everything that I've got并且将用我拥有的一切 充满激情地捍卫
443and hopefully push forward into the future.希望能继续前进
444I'm not talking about thinking backwards.我不是在说反向思考
445I want to set Britain up for the future.我想为未来建立英国
446But in this world that we're in with all of these threats,但是在这个我们面对这些威胁的世界里
447we need to be more resilient in our communities.我们需要在我们的社区里更具有复原力。
448We need to be able to afford everyday services.我们需要能够支付日常服务费用。
449We need good homes.我们需要好的房子。
450And from that social security,而从社会保障,
451you can build national security at the higher level.您可在更高一级建立国家安全。
452That's what I want to do as prime minister.这就是我想做的作为总理。
453And I'm rooting it today in everything今天我把它根植于一切
454where I've come from, what my dad was about.我从哪里来 我爸在说什么
455And hopefully now I've given an account to the public希望现在我已经告诉公众
456of who I am, where I've come from我是谁,我来自哪里
457and what I'm trying to do.和我想做的一样
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