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美国杨毅(史蒂芬A)要竞选总统?川普表示支持 | 2025.

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0:05He's a good guy, he's a smart guy, I love watching him, he's got great entertainment他是个好人,他很聪明 我喜欢看着他,他有很棒的娱乐
0:10skills which is very important.这一点非常重要。
0:12People watch him.人们看着他。
0:13You know, a lot of these Democrats I watch, I say they have no chance.你知道,很多这些民主党 我看着,我说他们没有机会。
0:16I've been pretty good at picking people and picking candidates and I will tell you, I'd我一直很擅长挑选人和候选人 我会告诉你,我会
0:20love to see him run.爱看到他逃跑。
0:22President Trump expressing some unexpected support for a potential presidential bid for特朗普总统表示出乎意料地支持总统竞选
0:27my next guest.我的下一个客人。
0:28Could he be who Democrats are looking for?他会不会是民主党人?
0:30Joining us now is the host of the Stephen A.现在加入我们是史蒂芬A的东道主
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1He's a good guy, he's a smart guy, I love watching him, he's got great entertainment他是个好人,他很聪明 我喜欢看着他,他有很棒的娱乐
2skills which is very important.这一点非常重要。
3People watch him.人们看着他。
4You know, a lot of these Democrats I watch, I say they have no chance.你知道,很多这些民主党 我看着,我说他们没有机会。
5I've been pretty good at picking people and picking candidates and I will tell you, I'd我一直很擅长挑选人和候选人 我会告诉你,我会
6love to see him run.爱看到他逃跑。
7President Trump expressing some unexpected support for a potential presidential bid for特朗普总统表示出乎意料地支持总统竞选
8my next guest.我的下一个客人。
9Could he be who Democrats are looking for?他会不会是民主党人?
10Joining us now is the host of the Stephen A.现在加入我们是史蒂芬A的东道主
11史密斯秀和ESPN的"The Take",斯蒂芬·A.
12Smith, who is floating a potential 2028 presidential run.史密斯,他漂浮 2028年总统竞选。
13You just heard President Trump again expressing that unexpected support for a potential 2028你刚刚听到川普总统再次 表示出乎意料地支持未来2028年
14bid.竞价
15What was your reaction when he said that the other night?他那晚这么说时你有什么反应?
16I was aghast to be quite honest with you.我非常讨厌跟你说实话
17I wasn't looking for any kind of endorsement from anybody, especially him.我不是在寻求任何人的支持 尤其是他
18But he is the president of the United States.但他是美国总统
19There's a bit of flattery that comes with getting such words from the man who holds有一点恭维 来得到这样的话 从持有的人
20the highest office in the land and I can appreciate that.国家最高的办公室 我很感激
21But in the same breath, I'm saying to myself, you know what, evidently I'd have no chance但在同一口气里,我对自己说,你知道什么, 显然我没有机会
22because if somebody like that is throwing out my name, clearly they think that, yeah,因为如果有人像那样 扔出我的名字, 他们显然认为,是的,
23go ahead and do it so we can beat you, we can romp you too.动手吧,这样我们就能打败你,我们也能打你
24So I'm not falling for it.所以我不会爱上它。
25It was nice.不错
26It was nice to hear and I appreciated it.很高兴听到,我很感激
27But obviously it is what it is.但显然它是什么。
28I hear where he's coming from, but I wasn't thinking about it any more seriously than我听到他从哪里来 但我没有想过比
29that.那个
30It's been, President Trump's been in office now for more than 100 days.一直以来,特朗普总统已经任职了100多天.
31What's been your reaction to his administration so far?你对他政府的反应如何?
32I think it's been a bit haphazard.我觉得有点乱
33That's something I've been on the record as saying.这是我一直记录下来的话
34Certainly we understand that waste, fraud and all of that stuff needs to be addressed.当然,我们理解,浪费、欺诈和所有这些问题都需要得到解决。
35But the manner in which he went about it with Elon Musk gave me cause to pause with Doge.但是他和伊隆·穆斯克在一起的方式 让我有理由和多吉暂停
36So I certainly wasn't happy about that.所以我肯定不高兴这一点。
37The tariff wars, I thought he was going to focus first on lowering taxes.关税战争,我以为他首先要专注于降低税收.
38That's what I would have liked to have seen because that was something that he campaigned这正是我希望看到的 因为那是他竞选的东西
39on.继续
40Even though he campaigned on tariffs a lot as well, I certainly expected him to, I would虽然他也经常对关税进行竞选 我当然希望他,我会
41have liked rather to see him focus more on lowering taxes first as opposed to engaging更希望他更注重于首先降低税收而不是参与
42in a tariff war, particularly a tariff war that didn't just include China, but practically在关税战争中,特别是不仅包括中国,而且实际上包括中国的关税战争。
43everybody else, at least for a short period of time before folks got in his ears and got其他人,至少短时间 在人们进入他的耳朵和得到
44him to sort of retract a little bit.他有点收回了
45So I see that I have no problem with what he's done with the borders.因此,我明白,我不反对 他做了什么边界。
46I thought it was absolutely necessary.我认为这是绝对必要的。
47So I definitely think that that was a plus because I was never a proponent of open borders.所以我肯定认为那是个附加, 因为我从来不是开放边界的支持者。
48But outside of that, I take a wait and see approach because, you know, history has taught但除此之外,我先等一等,再看看方法 因为,你知道,历史已经教导
49me that the prism of history is how you determine the success of a president as opposed to looking历史的棱镜在于 你如何决定总统的成功 而不是看
50at things in the moment in real time, because usually that's going to garner extreme reactions因为通常这会引起极端的反应
51one way or the other.一种或另一种方式。
52And I try not to lean in either direction of the extreme.我尽量不向极端方向倾斜。
53I'm a centrist and a moderate at heart, and I try to make sure I'm as balanced in my thinking我是一个中间派 和温和的心脏, 我试图确保 我保持平衡 我的思维
54as I possibly can be.可能的话
55If you were to run for president, though, it would be as a Democrat or no?但如果你竞选总统, 它会作为一个民主党人还是没有?
56You know what?你知道吗?
57I'm an independent.我是一个独立的。
58I'm a registered independent.我是注册独立人士
59I would lean who leans left.我会靠着谁走
60I'm fiscally conservative when it comes to my money.说到钱,我财政保守
61I'm socially liberal.我是社会自由主义者。
62I'm liberal when it comes to social issues, pretty much across the board.我对社会问题很自由 几乎是全面的
63I believe in living and let living.我相信生活和让生活。
64So I'm a moderate, and I would say if I had to run, it would be as a Democrat, but I'm所以我是一个温和派, 我会说,如果我必须竞选, 它会作为一个民主党, 但我
65not happy with the Democratic Party, so the Democratic Party is presently constructed.民主党不高兴,所以民主党是目前建立的。
66It would pretty much need to be purged in order for me to assume that I would want to这几乎需要清洗 让我假设我想
67be associated with them, and I would garner their support, because I don't like the way和他们联系起来, 我会得到他们的支持, 因为我不喜欢的方式
68they've gone about doing a lot of things for a very, very long period of time.他们已经做了很多事情 非常,非常长的时间。
69And I think that I don't view Donald Trump as winning the election.我认为我不认为唐纳德·特朗普赢得选举.
70I view the Democrats as losing the election, as absolutely positively blowing it with some我认为民主党输掉了选举, 绝对是正面吹它的一些
71of their actions.他们的行动。
72And that's why I think that, you know, again, if somebody was to associate me with that,这就是为什么我认为,你知道,再次, 如果有人要 联系我,
73the party is presently constructed where Lee's so extremely left, or at least has spent a该党目前建于李的极左, 或者至少花费了
74vast majority of time doing that, oh, that is not something that I would vibe with at大部分时间做, 哦,这不是什么,我会感觉到
75all.都一样
76I would definitely be looking to be a game changer in that regard.我肯定会想成为这个方面的改变者。
77What are some of the things that Democrats have been doing that have turned you off and民主党一直在做的那些事 把你关了起来
78that make you say the party needs to be purged?所以你说派对需要清洗?
79Who needs to be purged from it, first of all?首先,谁需要从中清除?
80Do you have any names?你有名字吗?
81Well, I'm not going to name names.好吧,我不会命名。
82I'm not going to do that to a lot of people, but we know who the extreme left is.我不会这样对待很多人 但我们知道谁是极左翼
83We know how they go about operating.我们知道他们如何运作。
84We know what we lean towards when it came to open borders.我们知道在开放边界时我们倾向于什么。
85We know that the spending was excessive, even though it's excessive on the Republican side虽然共和党方面开支过大,
86as well.临Τ
87I think a $37 trillion budget, when Republicans try to act like it's just the Democrats, that's我认为一个37万亿美元的预算, 当共和党人试图 假装它只是民主党,这就是
88not true.这不是真的。
89But the Democrats certainly shouldn't be absolved from blame in that regard.但民主党在这方面当然不应该免除指责.
90Certainly with identity politics, woke culture, cancer culture, I thought that that was something当然还有身份政治,唤醒文化,癌症文化,我认为这是个东西
91that ravaged our nation psychologically because you had people literally scared they were这在心理上破坏了我们的国家 因为你有 真正害怕的人是
92going to lose their jobs if they pronounced the wrong pronoun for crying out loud.如果他们发错代词 喊得那么大声 就会丢掉工作
93It got that bad.情况很糟
94And I think that that's one of the reasons that Donald Trump is in office today, because我认为这就是唐纳德·特朗普今天上任的原因之一 因为
95so much stuff, a lot is focused on the individual as opposed to actual policies itself.很多东西,很多集中在个人 而不是实际政策本身。
96I'm talking about what they preached and what they talk to the American people about more我说的是他们所宣扬的 和他们与美国人民谈论的更多
97than what they're doing.比他们在做什么。
98The kind of messages that they were disseminating was incredibly uncomfortable to listen to那种信息 他们传播 令人非常不舒服 听
99and to hear.和倾听。
100And I thought that it wasn't emblematic of what most Americans are thinking about.我认为这是不是象征 大多数美国人在想什么。
101They're trying to pay their mortgages, rent, buy food and groceries, pay gas, and deal他们试图支付他们的抵押,租金, 购买食品和杂货,支付汽油,和交易
102with the prices, you know, the cost of living.价格,你知道的,生活费用。
103And they want safety in the streets.他们想要在街上安全
104That's primarily what most American citizens are about, trying to live in peace and harmony.这主要是大多数美国公民所关心的,试图在和平与和谐中生活.
105And that's not something that I think either side has promoted along the way.我认为,这并非是任何一方一直提倡的。
106And that's why I think the state of the nation is what it is at this particular moment in这就是为什么我认为国家的现状 是在这个特殊的时刻
107time.时间。
108You last month said that there are clearly other people more qualified to be president你上个月说显然还有其他人 更有资格当总统
109than you.比你还强
110So what do you say to somebody out there who's watching, who thinks you have no political那么,你说什么 外面的人谁在看, 谁认为你没有政治
111experience, no foreign policy experience, you're a gifted TV sports commentator without经验,没有外交政策经验,你是一个有天赋的电视体育评论员没有
112question, but are you really prepared to be president of the United States?但你真的准备好当美国总统了吗?
113How would you answer that?你怎么回答这个?
114I would say they're absolutely right.我会说他们绝对是对的。
115I'm not prepared.我还没准备好
116I'm not qualified.我没有资格
117I have no political history.我没有政治历史。
118I've never been interested in politics a day in my life.我这辈子从来没有对政治感兴趣过
119How did I come to this conclusion where I've left the door open?我怎么得出这个结论的?
120I'll tell you how.我来告诉你
121Elected officials have come up to me, folks in the streets of America come up to me every当选官员都来找我, 美国街头的人们都来找我
122single day.单日.
123Not only that, my own pastor, A.R.不仅如此,我的牧师,A. R.
124Bernard from Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, New York, said to me, show respect来自纽约布鲁克林基督教文化中心的伯纳德对我说 尊重我
125to people who love and support you by leaving the door open because you never know what敬那些爱和支持你的人 不开门 因为你不知道什么
126God has planned for you or for us as a nation in the years to come.上帝为你们或我们这个民族在今后几年里做了计划。
127Just leave the door open.把门打开
128So that's what I did.所以我就这么做了
129I know that I have a voice, whether it's on ESPN, whether it's with the Stephen A.我知道,我有一个声音, 无论它是在ESPN上, 无论是与斯蒂芬A。
130史密斯在YouTube和iHeartRadio的节目 或任何我要去的地方。
131I know that when I speak, millions upon millions of people hear me, one would surmise that我知道当我说话,数百万人听到我, 人们会猜测
132they listen to some of the things that I say.他们听我说的话
133And then I look at our politics, how worse can it get?然后,我看看我们的政治, 会有多糟糕呢?
134Do you realize right now, and I'm saying this facetiously because I know that you do, Jake,你意识到现在, 我当面说这个 因为我知道你这样做,杰克,
135doing what you do every single day, do you realize that if you are an elected official,每天做你做的事 你意识到如果你是民选官员
136your real work is with the campaign.你真正的工作就是竞选
137Once you get into office, literally you can get away.一旦你上任,你就可以离开
138I'm talking about the nation's capital specifically, not state and local politics, just the nation's我指的是国家首都,不是国家和地方政治,只是国家的首都
139capital.资本。
140You realize that you can literally go on Capitol Hill and all your job is to do is to disagree你知道你可以去Capitol Hill 而你的工作就是不同意
141with the other side.和另一边
142You don't even have to do anything else.你甚至不用做别的事
143Whatever the other side feels, you feel the opposite.无论对方感觉如何,你感觉恰恰相反。
144That's not work.这不是工作。
145That's not going across the aisle.那不会穿过过道的
146That's not maneuvering your way through the political terrain and really negotiating on这不是在操纵你的方式 通过政治地形和真正的谈判
147behalf of your constituency and the American people.代表你的选区和美国人民。
148All we're doing is engaging in acrimony and hate.我们所做的只是煽动和仇恨
149And as a result, the American citizens are suffering.由此,美国公民正在遭受苦难.
150So when I look at it from that standpoint, and I think the kind of impact that I could所以,当我从这个角度来看待它, 我想那种影响,我可以
151have as a centrist, as a moderate, as somebody who believes in being sensical and engaging作为中间派 温和派 和相信理智和接触的人
152in common sense, unfortunately, I believe that if I did take this very, very seriously不幸的是,在常识上,我相信,如果我真的非常,非常认真地对待这一点
153and I moved forward and I decided that I wanted to be a politician, do I believe I我向前走,我决定 我想成为一个政治家,我相信我
154could win?能赢吗?
155You're damn right.你说得对
156But it's by default.但因缘缘故.
157It's not because I'm the most qualified candidate in the world.这不是因为我是世界上最合格的候选人.
158It's because of the state of our politics in the nation's capital, the politicians that是因为我国首都的政治状况,政治家们
159we're looking at and the fact that we don't believe for one second that they are serving我们看着,我们不相信 他们正在服役
160the interest of the American people, nor are they interested in it.美国人民的利益,他们也不感兴趣。
161People look at me and they know one thing, I would be interested in serving the American人们看着我,他们知道一件事, 我有兴趣为美国人服务
162people and doing what's in the best interest of this country.人民和做符合国家最佳利益的事
163That means you.这就是你的意思。
164That means me.这表示我。
165That means the black community, the Hispanic community, the white community, everybody.这意味着黑人社区,西班牙裔社区,白人社区,每个人.
166Because if all of us are rife with chaos, all that's going to lead to is America's destruction.因为如果我们都充满了混乱, 所有会导致的是美国的毁灭。
167And why would we want to be a part of that?我们为什么要参与其中?
168So again, I'm not qualified.再说一次,我没有资格
169There are plenty of people that are qualified, more qualified to be here, practically everybody.有很多人有资格 更有资格来这 几乎是每个人
170But are you going to win?但你会赢吗?
171And are you going to be committed to doing what's in the best interest of America?你会致力于做符合美国最大利益的事吗?
172I know I'm that kind of person.我知道我就是这样的人。
173That much I will say for myself.我会为自己说这些
174I'm not interested in division.我对"组织"不感兴趣
175I'm interested in galvanizing.我对刺激感兴趣
176That's what I'm about.亦复如是.
177That's what I try to be about.这就是我想要的。
178And sometimes you do that by calling it like you see it.有时你这样称呼它 就像你看到的一样
179And that's certainly something that I have proven I would do.我已证明我会这么做
180I'd call it like I see it.我会把它叫做我看到它。
181People wouldn't know that.人们不会知道这一点。
182100%.百分百的 百分百的 百分百的
183Stephen A. Smith会带你回来的
184Thank you so much.非常感谢
185Good to see you.很高兴见到你。
186Thanks for getting up early.谢谢你早起
187I knew you were in California.我知道你在加利福尼亚
188Thank you.谢谢
189Tingo.丁果(原变种).
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