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加州州长独立日演讲:川普正在威胁美国民主 | 2026.7.

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0:01250 years ago, 56 men in Philadelphia signed their names to one of the most radical sentences250年前,费城的56个人 在最激进的句子上签名
0:08ever written.曾经写。
0:09The governments derived their just powers from the consent of the governed.各国政府的正义权力来源于被统治者的同意。
0:13I'll repeat that again, from the consent of the governed.我会重复一遍, 从被统治者的同意。
0:17That clause was treason.该条款是叛国罪。
0:18It was a line that terrified every monarchy in Europe.这条线吓坏了欧洲的每个君主制国家。
0:21It was a line that made America possible.这条线使美国成为可能。
0:24And today, on this Independence Day, the radical idea behind that clause, it's again under今天,在这个独立日, 该条款背后的激进思想, 它再次下
0:30threat, from one man who exhibits the very behaviors our Founding Fathers fought against.一个展现我们开国元勋所对抗的行为的人
0:36A corrupt and unstable president is forcing us to ask a once unimaginable question.一个腐败和不稳定的总统 迫使我们问一个曾经难以想象的问题
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1250 years ago, 56 men in Philadelphia signed their names to one of the most radical sentences250年前,费城的56个人 在最激进的句子上签名
2ever written.曾经写。
3The governments derived their just powers from the consent of the governed.各国政府的正义权力来源于被统治者的同意。
4I'll repeat that again, from the consent of the governed.我会重复一遍, 从被统治者的同意。
5That clause was treason.该条款是叛国罪。
6It was a line that terrified every monarchy in Europe.这条线吓坏了欧洲的每个君主制国家。
7It was a line that made America possible.这条线使美国成为可能。
8And today, on this Independence Day, the radical idea behind that clause, it's again under今天,在这个独立日, 该条款背后的激进思想, 它再次下
9threat, from one man who exhibits the very behaviors our Founding Fathers fought against.一个展现我们开国元勋所对抗的行为的人
10A corrupt and unstable president is forcing us to ask a once unimaginable question.一个腐败和不稳定的总统 迫使我们问一个曾经难以想象的问题
11Do we still have a government that belongs to the people?我们还有属于人民的政府吗?
12Strip it all down, and what separates a democracy from a monarchy, from a dictatorship, is the将民主从君主专制中分离出来
13fundamental right to vote.基本投票权。
14Lose that, and you lose everything.失去它,你就会失去一切。
15Which is why, on America's 250th birthday, we need a declaration of election independence.因此,在美国250岁生日之际,我们需要宣布选举独立。
16Freedom from election manipulators and deniers.免于操纵选举和否认选举的自由。
17Freedom from the militarization of Election Day.免于选举日军事化.
18Freedom from the fear of imprisonment, if you don't go along with Trump's schemes.如果你不同意特朗普的阴谋 免于监禁的恐惧
19In a few months, the American people will go to the polls, and Donald Trump, he knows几个月后,美国人民将去投票, 唐纳德·特朗普,他知道
20exactly what's coming.到底会发生什么事?
21He knows that Congress, countable to the people, will put an end to the lies, to the corruption,他知道对于人民来说 国会将终结谎言和腐败
22to the sale of this government, to the highest bidder.向最高出价者出售
23And because he knows that, he's afraid, afraid for himself.而且因为他知道这一点,他害怕,为自己害怕.
24He doesn't care about you.他不关心你。
25He doesn't care about America.他不在乎美国
26He hardly cares about his own political party.他几乎不在乎自己的政党。
27A man like Trump does not lose gracefully.像特朗普这样的人不会失去优雅
28He grabs every lever of power within reach.他抓住了一切能及的力量
29He cheats.他骗人
30He lies.他撒谎
31He steals to hold on, and we don't have to guess whether he'll try it again.他偷东西要坚持,我们不必猜他会不会再试一次.
32He's already done it.他已经做到了。
33We all watched it.我们都看了
34In the weeks after the 2020 election, Donald Trump picked up the phone and asked Georgia's在2020年大选后几周,唐纳德·特朗普接了电话,问乔治亚州
35Secretary of State to find enough votes to overturn the results.国务卿会找到足够的选票推翻结果。
36At the same time, attorneys connected to his campaign organized slates of fake electors.同时,与其竞选活动有关的律师组织了一系列假选民。
37Private citizens aligned with Trump falsely declared themselves the duly elected representatives与川普结盟的私人公民谎称自己是正式当选的代表
38of their states.他们的国家。
39They tried to hand Congress a fraudulent set of results to count on January 6.他们试图在1月6日向国会提交一套欺诈的结果。
40And on that shameful day, as Congress gathered to certify the peaceful transfer of power,在那个可耻的一天, 当国会聚集在一起 证明和平移交权力,
41Donald Trump sent a violent mob to storm the Capitol, to smash windows, to beat down police唐纳德·特朗普派暴徒冲进国会大厦 砸碎窗户 殴打警察
42officers.警官们
43One of the darkest days in our nation's history.我国历史上最黑暗的日子之一.
44And it didn't stop there.它并没有停止在那里。
45We watched a coordinated campaign to install loyalist and county election offices across我们目睹了一场协调的竞选活动,在各地设立忠义派和县选举办公室。
46this country.这个国家
47We watched the United States Department of Justice illegally seek sensitive voter information我们看到美国司法部非法寻找敏感的选民信息
48in at least 30 states.在至少30个州。
49Right here in California, we watched.就在加利福尼亚,我们看着。
50We watched a mega sheriff seize hundreds of thousands of ballots in defiance of state我们看见一个大警长 不顾国家而没收了几十万张选票
51law, in defiance of every prohibition that protects ballot security.法律,无视所有保护选票安全的禁令。
52And we watched Donald Trump illegally seize control of California's own National Guard我们看着唐纳德·特朗普非法夺取了对加州国民警卫队的控制
53and march our soldiers in the streets of Los Angeles against the will of the state, against违背国家的意愿,在洛杉矶街头游行我们的士兵
54the law, against everything those uniforms are supposed to stand for.法律,反对一切 那些制服应该代表。
55Hear me clearly.仔细听我说
56That was a test run, a rehearsal.那是试运行 排练
57He's measuring how far he can go and who would dare stop him.他在测量他能走多远 谁敢阻止他
58Certainly not our Supreme Court.当然不是我们的最高法院。
59Not with the evisceration of the Voting Rights Act, the outright hostility to equal representation,而不是《投票权法》的废除、对平等代表权的公然敌意,
60particularly for Black Americans, the slicing and dicing of our congressional districts.尤其对美国黑人来说 我们国会选区的切片和切片
61There's no warning, no warning loud enough, no alarm sharp enough to match what is happening没有警告,没有足够响亮的警告,没有足够尖锐的警报来配合正在发生的事情
62in this country right now.这个国家现在。
63But we are not powerless.但我们并非无能为力。
64In the very constitution that Donald Trump wants to shred, we find the tools of our own在唐纳德·特朗普想要粉碎的宪法中,我们找到自己的工具
65defense, states' rights, direct democracy, the franchise guaranteed to all people.国防、国家权利、直接民主、全民选举权
66We have agency.我们有机构。
67We can shape the future.我们可以塑造未来。
68We need to stand up and stand firm.我们需要站出来站稳脚跟.
69I'm proud of my home state of California because just last November, we did just that.我为我的家乡加利福尼亚州感到骄傲 因为就在去年11月,我们做到了。
70We fought back and we won.我们反击,我们赢了。
71The voters here stood up to Trump by drawing new congressional maps, a direct response这里的选民们通过绘制新的国会地图来反抗特朗普,这是直接的回应.
72to his attempt to rig the election before even one vote was cast.他试图在一票之前操纵选举
73We stood up.我们站起来了。
74We stood up to Trump's twisted logic that an election somehow is legitimate only when我们坚持川普扭曲的逻辑,即选举在某种情况下才合法,
75he wins it.他赢了
76Let me speak directly to anyone considering helping President Trump interfere with our让我直接跟任何考虑 帮助特朗普总统干涉我们
77election or our count.或我们的计数。
78If you violate California's laws, if you interfere with our voters, tamper with our ballots如果你违反加州法律 如果你干涉我们的选民 篡改我们的选票
79or medal in our election, you will be prosecuted.或勋章 在我们的选举中, 你会被起诉。
80It doesn't matter who gave the order.谁下命令不重要
81In this state, our state, our vote, it's sacred.在这个州,我们的州,我们的投票,这是神圣的.
82Our polling places will be free of intimidation.我们的投票站将不受恐吓。
83Our counting will be open, honest, and complete.我们的计数将是公开的、诚实的和完整的。
84And Californians will use every power, every lawyer, every law, every ounce of will to加州人会利用一切力量 律师 法律 意志
85defend our democracy against any illegal order this president dares to issue.捍卫我们的民主 反抗任何非法命令 总统敢发布。
86That's why I'm moving forward with new legislation that would make it a felony to seize ballots所以我才要制定新的法律 将没收选票定为重罪
87before the vote has been certified by state and county officials.在投票之前,由州和县官员核证。
88We will not be his victims.我们不会成为他的受害者。
89We will be the wall he cannot get past.我们会成为他无法穿越的墙壁。
90Because we believe that once an election is decided, the winner governs for everyone.因为我们相信,一旦选举决定,胜利者将统治每个人。
91That's the architecture of American liberty.这就是美国自由的架构.
92Donald Trump, he doesn't believe in that architecture.唐纳德·特朗普 他不相信那个建筑
93He works for one man.他为一个人工作
94What more evidence do you need?你还需要什么证据?
95That one man has added more than $4 billion to his personal fortune while sitting in what那个男人在坐着的时候 增加了40多亿美元
96is supposed to be a public trust.应该是公众信任
97He told you that he was going to drain the swamp.他告诉你,他要去排水沼泽。
98He didn't drain the swamp.他没有排干沼泽。
99He gave it a presidential suite with gold leaf.他给了它一个带有金叶的总统套房.
100This is a corruption story.这是一个腐败的故事。
101This is a heist.这是抢劫
102This is corruption with a flag pen.这是腐败 用旗笔。
103This is one man trying to do to our American self-government what no king and no foreign这是一个人试图做 我们的美国自治 没有国王和外国
104power has ever managed to do.权力已经成功。
105And the question on this anniversary is whether we will let him.这个周年纪念日的问题是我们是否允许他。
106What is happening with Donald Trump?唐纳德·特朗普怎么了?
107It is unprecedented, but this is not the first time our country has been tested this way.这是前所未有的,但这并不是我国第一次受到这样的考验。
108Women marched by the thousands and chained themselves to fences for the right to vote,妇女游行数千人 并把自己锁在栅栏上争取选举权,
109a right secured only 106 years ago.106年前的权利才得到保障
110Americans marched, sat at lunch counters, walked through schoolhouse doors, faced lynchings美国人游行,坐在午餐柜台 穿过学校门,面对私刑
111and beatings, fighting for equal citizenship and the right of Black Americans to vote without和殴打、争取平等公民身份的斗争以及美国黑人无投票权
112interference and without intimidation.干预和无恐吓。
113Every single time, every time, this country's answer has been the same.每次,每次,这个国家的答案都是一样的.
114We expand the promise.我们扩大承诺。
115We do not abandon it.我们不会放弃它。
116250 years ago, it was a group of farmers, printers, of shopkeepers.250年前,是一批农民,打印机,店员.
117They looked at the most powerful empire on earth and refused to kneel.他们看着世界上最强大的帝国,拒绝跪下.
118They faced certain death if they failed, but what they did was an idea.如果他们失败了,他们会面临某种死亡,但他们所做的是一个想法。
119That's what they had, ordinary people with an idea that believed that they were fit to这就是他们拥有的,普通人 一个想法认为他们适合
120govern themselves.管理自己。
121That's the miracle of America.这是美国的奇迹。
122At times in our history, we may have been wrong.在我们历史上,我们有时可能错了。
123Sometimes we've been cruel and we've fallen short of our own words, but we have never有时候我们很残忍,我们没有说出自己的话,但我们从来没有
124stopped reaching for that idea.停止达到这个想法。
125Every generation, every generation, that promise is carried down the road.每一代人,每一代人,这一承诺都被带过。
126Seneca carried it.塞内卡带着它。
127Selma carried it.塞尔玛带着它。
128And now it's in our hands.而今于我们手中.
129That's the spirit that lives in every American who still believes their voice counts, who每一个仍然相信自己声音的美国人 都会有这种精神
130acts like it.表现得像
131Our freedom is guarded by you.我们的自由由你守护
132When you show up, when you vote, when you participate, when you rise up and you refuse当你出现,当你投票,当你参与, 当你站起来,你拒绝
133generation after generation to let go of the wheel.一代又一代,以释转轮.
134So let's keep our democracy.所以,让我们保持我们的民主。
135Let's prove one more time that this is a government of the people.让我们再证明一次 这是人民政府
136Happy Independence Day.独立日快乐.
137Now let's go defend it.现在让我们去捍卫它。
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