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前川普国家安全顾问谈沙特王储杀害美国记者 | 2026.7.

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0:01The meeting that took place last November, where MBS is welcomed into the White House,去年11月举行的会议欢迎MBS进入白宫,
0:08you commented on that meeting, in any event, in just absolute cold-blooded national interest terms.你对那次会议的评论, 无论如何, 绝对冷血的国家利益。
0:17We've got a lot at stake in Saudi Arabia.在沙特阿拉伯,我们有很大的利害关系。
0:20Trump defended the kingdom and MBS.特朗普捍卫王国和MBS.
0:23I think that's the right thing to do.我认为这样做是正确的。
0:26What is cold-blooded national interest when talking about Saudi Arabia?在谈论沙特阿拉伯时,冷血的国家利益是什么?
0:31Well, national interest means fundamentally protecting the security of the United States国家利益意味着从根本上保护美国的安全
0:37and its people and its vital interest around the world.及其人民及其在世界各地的重大利益。
0:41There are a lot of things that we prize because of our value system.由于我们的价值体系,有很多东西值得我们奖励.
0:46But in international affairs, it's not the same as personal relations.但在国际事务中,与个人关系不同.
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1The meeting that took place last November, where MBS is welcomed into the White House,去年11月举行的会议欢迎MBS进入白宫,
2you commented on that meeting, in any event, in just absolute cold-blooded national interest terms.你对那次会议的评论, 无论如何, 绝对冷血的国家利益。
3We've got a lot at stake in Saudi Arabia.在沙特阿拉伯,我们有很大的利害关系。
4Trump defended the kingdom and MBS.特朗普捍卫王国和MBS.
5I think that's the right thing to do.我认为这样做是正确的。
6What is cold-blooded national interest when talking about Saudi Arabia?在谈论沙特阿拉伯时,冷血的国家利益是什么?
7Well, national interest means fundamentally protecting the security of the United States国家利益意味着从根本上保护美国的安全
8and its people and its vital interest around the world.及其人民及其在世界各地的重大利益。
9There are a lot of things that we prize because of our value system.由于我们的价值体系,有很多东西值得我们奖励.
10But in international affairs, it's not the same as personal relations.但在国际事务中,与个人关系不同.
11Sometimes you have to make unpleasant choices.有时你不得不做出不愉快的选择。
12And the right choice to make in difficult areas is often to do what your interests dictate在困难地区做出正确选择 往往是做你的利益决定
13and maybe not what moral scruples dictate.可能不是道德顾虑决定的
14Why is Saudi Arabia important to the United States?为什么沙特阿拉伯对美国很重要?
15Well, the Saudis, their role in the international oil business, their position in the Islamic world,沙特人,他们在国际石油业中的作用,他们在伊斯兰世界中的地位,
16make it a country that has been critical to the U.S. in one way or another让它成为一个以某种方式对美国至关重要的国家
17since Franklin Roosevelt met the Saudi king on an American destroyer in World War II.自从富兰克林·罗斯福在二战中的一艘美国驱逐舰上遇到了沙特国王.
18And there have been changes, obviously, since then.从那时起显然发生了一些变化。
19But the importance of the kingdom really has been a fixed point in American foreign policy但王国的重要性 确实是美国外交政策的定点
20now for getting on to 80 years.现在进入80年。
21You talk about back in April of 2018, when you came in,2018年4月你进来的时候
22that one thing that was underway was a pressure campaign against Iran.有一件事是针对伊朗的压力运动。
23And you had said that MBS was pivotal to the administration's pressure campaign against Iran.你说过MBS是政府向伊朗施压的关键
24How so?为什么?
25Well, the Saudis have, for almost the entire history of the production of oil,沙特人几乎在石油生产的整个历史中
26been the leader of the Gulf Arab countries,曾是海湾阿拉伯国家的领导人,
27often in opposition to Iran from the very earliest days,从一开始就经常反对伊朗
28but the leader of the Gulf Cooperation Council, the biggest producer, the most important.但海湾合作委员会的领导人,最大的生产者,最重要的。
29And stability in the region really depends on some kind of ability of the Gulf Arab states to counter Iran该地区的稳定确实取决于 海湾阿拉伯国家对抗伊朗的能力
30and to hold together since the Islamic Revolution of 1979自1979年伊斯兰革命以来,
31and provide an alternative source of oil and political stability.并提供了石油和政治稳定的替代来源。
32In the beginning of the administration, even before they took office,执政之初,甚至在他们上任之前,
33the Saudis reached out to several of the top officials in the incoming administration,沙特人联系了即将上任的政府的一些高级官员,
34and especially to Jared Kushner.特别是贾里德·库什纳
35Jared Kushner becomes an important person in the administration, a kind of point person.贾里德·库什纳成为行政部门的重要人物,一种点球人物.
36And people have looked at this and criticized it人们看这个,批评它
37because they said that the administration was skirting traditional protocol,因为他们说,政府 回避传统协议,
38sidelining people like the Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, for example.比如说,把国务卿雷克斯·蒂勒森这样的人放在一边。
39Was that ever something that raised your eyebrows?那是什么让你眉毛抬高的吗?
40Well, Jared could perform whatever function he wanted to because his father-in-law was the president,贾里德可以做他想做的事 因为他的岳父是总统
41and he had different interests at different times.他在不同的时间有不同的兴趣。
42He flitted in and flitted out of issues.他闪闪发光地闪闪发光
43It was not a problem for me because the National Security Council process rolls along这不是我的问题,因为 国家安全委员会的进程在展开
44without regard to people who flit in and out of it.而不尊重那些随心所欲的人。
45He was much more a problem, I think, for Mike Pompeo at the State Department.我觉得他更像是国务院的迈克·庞佩奥的麻烦
46And before that, Rex Tillerson.在此之前,雷克斯・蒂勒森。
47Right.
48But he admitted in an interview that I've seen that when he was first approached by the Saudis,但他在一次采访中承认,我见过他第一次被沙特人接近时,
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