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发布于 2026-01-19 · 时长 1:06:51字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:02 | What a crowd. | 何等众生. |
| 0:04 | Well, I just want to say a very special hello to Iowa. | 我只是想跟爱荷华州打个特别的招呼 |
| 0:08 | We have had a good time. | 我们玩得很开心。 |
| 0:13 | We won so much here. | 我们在这里赢了这么多。 |
| 0:14 | We didn't know what to do. | 我们不知道该怎么办。 |
| 0:15 | There was so much winning here. | 这里有这么多的胜利。 |
| 0:18 | But we love Iowa, and we won all three times. | 但我们爱爱荷华州, 我们赢得了所有三次。 |
| 0:23 | So, that's pretty good. | 所以,这是相当不错的。 |
| 0:25 | And won by a lot, but I'm thrilled to be back in a state | 赢了很多,但我很高兴能回来 |
| 0:28 | that I love, and I really do love it, too, with thousands | 我很喜欢,我真的很喜欢它,太,与成千上万 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What a crowd. | 何等众生. |
| 2 | Well, I just want to say a very special hello to Iowa. | 我只是想跟爱荷华州打个特别的招呼 |
| 3 | We have had a good time. | 我们玩得很开心。 |
| 4 | We won so much here. | 我们在这里赢了这么多。 |
| 5 | We didn't know what to do. | 我们不知道该怎么办。 |
| 6 | There was so much winning here. | 这里有这么多的胜利。 |
| 7 | But we love Iowa, and we won all three times. | 但我们爱爱荷华州, 我们赢得了所有三次。 |
| 8 | So, that's pretty good. | 所以,这是相当不错的。 |
| 9 | And won by a lot, but I'm thrilled to be back in a state | 赢了很多,但我很高兴能回来 |
| 10 | that I love, and I really do love it, too, with thousands | 我很喜欢,我真的很喜欢它,太,与成千上万 |
| 11 | of proud, hardworking patriots at the world-famous | 自豪的,勤奋的爱国者 在世界著名的 |
| 12 | Iowa State Fairgrounds. | 爱荷华州博览会. |
| 13 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 14 | Eighteen months ago, the people of Iowa braved sub-zero | 18个月前,爱荷华州人民勇敢地 |
| 15 | temperatures. | 温度。 |
| 16 | You remember that night? | 你还记得那晚吗? |
| 17 | Oh, that was cold. | 哦,这是冷的。 |
| 18 | It was cold, but we were warm inside because we won by a | 那时很冷 但我们内心很暖和 因为我们赢了 |
| 19 | landslide to turn out the First in the Nation caucuses, | 山体滑坡成为国家核心小组中的第一名, |
| 20 | and you delivered 98 out of 99 counties. | 99个县中有98个是你送来的 |
| 21 | What the hell county did, and what's the name of that county? | 郡里到底做了什么,那个郡叫什么名字? |
| 22 | Let's get them out of here. | 让他们离开这里 |
| 23 | Ninety-eight out of 99. | 99个中98个. |
| 24 | That's not bad, Susie, I guess, right? | 不错,苏西,我想,对不对? |
| 25 | We'll take that. | 我们拿着 |
| 26 | But for President of the United States, Donald J. | 但为美国总统唐纳德·J. |
| 27 | Trump, thank you very much, everybody. | 川普,非常感谢大家 |
| 28 | November, we won Iowa by a landslide, 13 points, and it | 11月,我们赢得爱荷华州 滑坡,13分,它 |
| 29 | was the single largest presidential victory in your | 这是你唯一一次最大的总统胜利 |
| 30 | state's history. | 州刺史. |
| 31 | That's not bad. | 还不错 |
| 32 | And now we're back where it all started to celebrate five | 现在我们又回到了 开始庆祝五点 |
| 33 | months of incredible success for our nation and wish the | 几个月来我们国家令人难以置信的成功,并祝愿 |
| 34 | Iowans and all Americans a very happy Fourth of July. | 爱荷华人和所有美国人 国庆节非常快乐 |
| 35 | It's an honor to be with you. | 与汝为荣. |
| 36 | You know, a lot of people wanted us. | 你知道,很多人想要我们。 |
| 37 | When you're president, they want you. | 你当总统时,他们要你 |
| 38 | And if you're not president, they don't want you so much. | 如果你不是总统,他们就不会那么想要你 |
| 39 | But they really wanted us. | 但他们真的想要我们。 |
| 40 | And I said, Nope, I'm going to Iowa because I promised I | 我说,不,我要去爱荷华州 因为我答应过 |
| 41 | would go to Iowa. | 会去爱荷华州。 |
| 42 | Sorry. | 对不起 |
| 43 | I said, No way. | 我说,没有办法。 |
| 44 | There could be no better birthday present for America | 美国没有更好的生日礼物了 |
| 45 | than the phenomenal victory we achieved just hours ago | 胜过我们几个小时前取得的惊人胜利 |
| 46 | when Congress passed the one big, beautiful bill to make | 当国会通过了 一个大,美丽的法案 |
| 47 | America great again. | 美国又大了 |
| 48 | And in the last election, the people gave us a historic | 在上次的选举中,人民给了我们一个历史性的 |
| 49 | mandate to cut taxes, raise take home pay, bring back | 负责减税、提高家庭工资、带回 |
| 50 | jobs, stop the invasion, that horrible invasion. | 工作,停止入侵, 可怕的入侵。 |
| 51 | Who would do that? | 谁会这么做? |
| 52 | That horrible? | 这么可怕? |
| 53 | Who would do that to us? | 谁会这样对我们? |
| 54 | Deport the illegals and slash hundreds of billions | 驱逐违法者,砍千亿 |
| 55 | of dollars of waste and fraud. | 浪费和欺诈 |
| 56 | And that's what we're doing with this bill. | 这就是我们要处理的法案。 |
| 57 | Every major promise I made to the people of Iowa in | 我向爱荷华州人民作出的每一个重大承诺 |
| 58 | 2024 became a promise kept. | 2024年成为承诺得到兑现. |
| 59 | You know, we actually they had a report today on some | 你知道,我们实际上 他们有一个报告今天一些 |
| 60 | crazy fake station, but it wasn't fake in this regard. | 疯狂的假站,但在这方面并不是假站. |
| 61 | They said, You know, this guy actually did more than | 他们说,你知道, 这家伙实际上做的比 |
| 62 | he promised. | 他答应过我的 |
| 63 | I did. | 没错 |
| 64 | And I have another hat back there. | 我后面还有一顶帽子 |
| 65 | It says Donald Trump was right about everything. | 上面说唐纳德·特朗普对一切都是对的 |
| 66 | And I said, I said, no, no, that sounds a little | 我说,我说,不,不,这听起来有点 |
| 67 | too conceited, but it happens to be true. | 太自以为是了,但碰巧是真的 |
| 68 | I must say this bill includes the largest tax | 我不得不说,这个法案包括最大的税 |
| 69 | cut in American history, the largest spending cut in | 美国历史上最大的开支削减 |
| 70 | American history, the largest border security | 美国历史,最大的边境安全 |
| 71 | investment in American history. | 投资美国历史。 |
| 72 | Although I must tell you, if you saw last month, | 虽然我必须告诉你,如果你看到上个月, |
| 73 | they had zero people coming through our borders. | 他们有零人通过我们的边界。 |
| 74 | Yeah, I'm not sure that's even possible. | 是啊,我不确定 这甚至是不可能的。 |
| 75 | You know, I'll take it. | 你知道,我会把它。 |
| 76 | But somebody must think the other character had | 但一定有人认为另一个角色 |
| 77 | hundreds of thousands of people every time. | 时有数十万众. |
| 78 | Sometimes in a day, they'd have over 100,000. | 有时在一天之内,他们就会有超过十万人. |
| 79 | We had zero, I don't know, for the month. | 这个月我们只有零 |
| 80 | It must be a little wrong. | 这一定是有点错误。 |
| 81 | Maybe they had two or three or something. | 也许他们有两三个什么的。 |
| 82 | But I'll take the zero. | 但我会拿零。 |
| 83 | And the group that makes up those stats, you know, | 和组成这些统计组,你知道, |
| 84 | they're radical left Democrats. | 他们是激进的左翼民主党人。 |
| 85 | So it's probably true. | 所以,这可能是真的。 |
| 86 | We did a great job in the border. | 我们在边境做得很好 |
| 87 | The largest welfare reforms and military upgrades | 最大的福利改革和军事升级 |
| 88 | in modern times. | 在现代。 |
| 89 | That's what we're doing. | 这就是我们在做什么。 |
| 90 | We rebuilt our military in 2016. | 2016年重建军队. |
| 91 | In the first term, we rebuilt it. | 第一任时重建. |
| 92 | They gave some of it away to Afghanistan on the | 他们把一部分交给阿富汗 |
| 93 | most embarrassing day in the history of our country. | 我们国家历史上最尴尬的一天 |
| 94 | You remember that? | 你记得吗? |
| 95 | We don't have days like that. | 我们没有这样的日子。 |
| 96 | We have days like we just had in Iran. | 我们还有像伊朗那样的日子 |
| 97 | That's the kind of days we had. | 就是这样的日子 |
| 98 | Pink obliteration. | 粉红色消毒 |
| 99 | It turned out there was complete obliteration. | 结果完全毁灭了 |
| 100 | Think of these guys flying way up in the air in a | 想想这些家伙在空中飞翔 |
| 101 | dark night, no moon, no nothing. | 黑暗的夜晚,没有月亮,什么都没有。 |
| 102 | And they hit every single target. | 他们击中每一个目标。 |
| 103 | It's the size of one half a refrigerator door. | 是半个冰箱门的尺寸 |
| 104 | A little size. | 略显大小. |
| 105 | Two by two. | 二为二. |
| 106 | But this is a declaration of independence from a | 但这是从一个独立宣言 |
| 107 | really national decline. | 真正的全国衰退。 |
| 108 | We had a national decline. | 我们全国都衰落了 |
| 109 | We were a laughingstock all over the world. | 我们是一个笑柄 世界各地。 |
| 110 | We had a man as president who shouldn't have been | 我们有一个人作为总统 他不应该是 |
| 111 | there. | 这里 |
| 112 | You know that. | 你知道这一点。 |
| 113 | We shouldn't have been there. | 我们不该去的 |
| 114 | But we really had independence now over the | 但我们现在真的独立了 |
| 115 | — if you look at it, the overtaxation where we | ——如果你看它, 我们过度征税的地方 |
| 116 | were being taxed out of our lives. | 被从我们的生活中扣税。 |
| 117 | Independence from overregulation. | 不受过度管制。 |
| 118 | We have independence now from radical left | 我们现在从激进左翼独立了 |
| 119 | bureaucrats and independence from the | 官僚和独立于 |
| 120 | largest alien invasion that I think any country has | 我认为任何国家都有最大的外星人入侵 |
| 121 | ever seen. | 从没见过 |
| 122 | We've never had anything like that. | 我们从来没有过这样的事。 |
| 123 | These people were fools. | 这些人是傻瓜。 |
| 124 | They allowed it to happen. | 他们允许了这一切。 |
| 125 | You know, we've already cured inflation. | 我们已经治好了通货膨胀 |
| 126 | Your gas prices are way down. | 你的煤气价格已经下跌了 |
| 127 | Everything I said is done. | 我说的一切都完成了 |
| 128 | But the one thing — it's hard. | 但有一件事,这是很难的。 |
| 129 | It's hard. | 难曰. |
| 130 | Think of the time we spent on having murderers and | 想想我们花在杀人犯身上的时间 |
| 131 | gang members and prisoners from all over the world | 来自世界各地的帮派成员和囚犯 |
| 132 | come into our country. | 来到我们的国家。 |
| 133 | We're getting them out fast, but it's a terrible | 我们快把他们救出来,但太可怕了 |
| 134 | thing, what they've done to our country. | 他们对我们国家所做的一切 |
| 135 | And I hope you remember what they've done to our | 我希望你记得他们对我们做了什么 |
| 136 | country, our beautiful country. | 我们美丽的国家 |
| 137 | Eleven thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight | 11,800,88个 |
| 138 | murderers came into our country. | 凶手来到了我们的国家。 |
| 139 | And some we've already gotten out, but it's | 有些我们已经脱身了 |
| 140 | terrible. | 糟糕透顶了 |
| 141 | Many of them — more than 50 percent murdered more | 他们中许多人——超过50%的人被谋杀。 |
| 142 | than one person. | 不止一个人 |
| 143 | Can you believe it? | 你能相信吗? |
| 144 | And they let them come into our beautiful country. | 他们让他们来到我们美丽的国家 |
| 145 | Just as I promised, we're making the Trump tax cuts | 正如我承诺的,我们正在削减特朗普的税收 |
| 146 | permanent and delivering no tax on tips, no tax on | 对小费不征税,不征税 |
| 147 | overtime, and no tax on Social Security for our | 加班和不征收社会保险税 |
| 148 | great seniors. | 伟大的老人。 |
| 149 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 150 | Front-row Joe. | 前行乔. |
| 151 | We got a lot of front-row Joes here. | 我们有很多前排乔 |
| 152 | That's very nice. | 这是非常好的。 |
| 153 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 154 | And we have Mr. Wall. | 我们有沃尔先生 |
| 155 | Someday I'm buying that suit, I'm telling you. | 我总有一天会买那套西装的 |
| 156 | I like that suit. | 我喜欢这件西装。 |
| 157 | I'll walk up one day, I'll be dressed like a wall, | 有一天,我会走起来, 我会穿成墙, |
| 158 | just like you. | 就像你一样 |
| 159 | I think he's come to about 200 rallies, and that | 我觉得他来参加200场集会, |
| 160 | means you like us. | 意思是你喜欢我们 |
| 161 | And I think he's a very successful guy, too. | 我觉得他也很成功 |
| 162 | Believe it or not. | 信不信执. |
| 163 | He's a top accountant. | 他是顶级会计 |
| 164 | Can you believe this? | 你能相信吗? |
| 165 | And he comes to rallies, he likes to rallies. | 他来参加集会,他喜欢集会。 |
| 166 | Front-row Joes, they're all successful. | 前排乔斯,他们都成功。 |
| 167 | But this is what they do for entertainment. | 但这是他们用来娱乐的 |
| 168 | But now it's not entertainment. | 但现在不是娱乐 |
| 169 | We've saved our country. | 我们拯救了国家 |
| 170 | We've got the hottest country anywhere in the | 我们这里有最热的乡村 |
| 171 | world, as said by many, many leaders of other | 正如许多其他国家领导人所说的那样, |
| 172 | countries. | 国家。 |
| 173 | And we will ignite trillions of dollars in | 我们将点燃数万亿美元 |
| 174 | economic growth, increase — take home pay for the | 经济增长、增长——家庭报酬 |
| 175 | typical family by more than $10,000 a year. | 典型家庭每年收入超过10,000美元。 |
| 176 | And, very importantly for Iowa, this bill rescues | 对爱荷华州来说,这个法案很重要 拯救 |
| 177 | over 2 billion family farms from the so-called | 超过20亿个家庭农场,从所谓的 |
| 178 | estate tax or the debt tax. | 不动产税或债务税。 |
| 179 | In other words, before Trump, you were losing | 换句话说 在特朗普之前 你输了 |
| 180 | farms to the banks. | 农场到银行。 |
| 181 | Before Trump, you were losing the farms like | 在特朗普之前 你失去了农场 |
| 182 | nobody's ever seen before. | 没人见过 |
| 183 | You love your children, you don't feel so well, you | 你爱孩子,你不舒服 |
| 184 | pass away, you leave everything to your | 过世了,你把一切都留给你 |
| 185 | children, and they have to pay a big estate tax or | 孩子们,他们必须交大 庄园税或 |
| 186 | a death tax, as we call it. | 我们称之为死亡税 |
| 187 | And they couldn't do it. | 他们做不到 |
| 188 | They go out and borrow money, and all of a | 他们出去借钱,所有的钱 |
| 189 | sudden the bank is foreclosing on the farm. | 突然,银行取消了农场的赎回权。 |
| 190 | Not going to happen. | 不会的 |
| 191 | You have no more estate tax. | 你没有更多的地产税。 |
| 192 | You have no more death tax to pay. | 你不必再缴纳死亡税了 |
| 193 | Now, that's if you love your children. | 如果你爱孩子的话 |
| 194 | If you don't love your children, it doesn't matter. | 虽不爱子,亦无妨. |
| 195 | Just forget about what I said. | 忘了我说的话吧 |
| 196 | Not going to help. | 帮不上忙 |
| 197 | But if you love them or if you love somebody that | 但如果你爱他们 或者你爱的人 |
| 198 | you're leaving it to, think of that. | 你放弃它,想想看。 |
| 199 | No death tax, no estate tax, no going to the banks | 没有死亡税,没有遗产税,没有去银行 |
| 200 | and borrowings from, in some cases, a fine banker | 以及在某些情况下向银行家借款 |
| 201 | and, in some cases, Shylocks and bad people. | 在某些情况下,Shylocks和坏人。 |
| 202 | But they took away a lot of family. | 但他们带走了许多家庭. |
| 203 | They destroyed a lot of families. | 他们摧毁了许多家庭. |
| 204 | But we did the opposite. | 但我们做了相反的事情。 |
| 205 | So just remember, to me, it's so important. | 所以记住 对我来说 这很重要 |
| 206 | And it was mostly important for places like | 这对像 |
| 207 | we're at right now. | 我们现在就到 |
| 208 | It's really — I'm so proud of it. | 这是真的——我非常自豪. |
| 209 | At the same time, this bill cuts $1.5 trillion in spending. | 同时,这项法案削减了1.5万亿美元的支出. |
| 210 | So wasteful spending is being cut by $1.5 trillion. | 因此浪费开支被削减了1.5万亿美元. |
| 211 | I got to tell you, I want to thank Republican | 我得告诉你,我想感谢共和党 |
| 212 | congressmen and women because what they did is | 议员们和妇女们 因为他们所做的是 |
| 213 | incredible last night. | 难以置信的昨晚。 |
| 214 | And the Senate — the Republican Senate — we | 而参议院——共和参议院——我们 |
| 215 | got — not with all of the things we did, with the | 得到了 - 不是所有的东西 我们做了,与 |
| 216 | tax cuts and rebuilding our military, not one | 减税和重建我们的军队 而不是一个 |
| 217 | Democrat voted for us. | 民主党人为我们投了票。 |
| 218 | And I think we'll use it in the campaign that's | 我想我们会在竞选中使用它 |
| 219 | coming up — the midterms — because we got to beat | 即将到来——中期——因为我们必须战胜 |
| 220 | But all of the — all of the things that we've | 但是,所有的东西,我们有 |
| 221 | given and they wouldn't vote only because they | 他们不会投票 只因为他们 |
| 222 | hate Trump. | 讨厌特朗普。 |
| 223 | But I hate them, too. | 但我也讨厌他们 |
| 224 | You know that? | 你知道吗? |
| 225 | So it's — sort of — I hate — I really do. | 因此,它——有点——我讨厌——真的。 |
| 226 | I hate them. | 我恨他们。 |
| 227 | I cannot stand them because I really believe | 我受不了他们 因为我真的相信 |
| 228 | they hate our country. | 他们恨我们的国家。 |
| 229 | You want to know the truth? | 你想知道真相吗? |
| 230 | But it kicks illegal aliens off of Medicaid and | 但它把非法外星人从医疗补助中踢走 |
| 231 | {\fn华文楷体\fs20\bord1\shad1\1cHE0E0E0\2cH000000}我們可以租三千個新邊境 | |
| 232 | patrol agents and 10,000 new ICE agents. | 巡逻人员和10,000名新的ICE探员 |
| 233 | And they are great patriots — the Border | 他们是伟大的爱国者——边境 |
| 234 | Patrol and ICE — to carry out the largest deportation | 巡逻和ICE——执行最大规模的驱逐 |
| 235 | operation in the history of our country. | 我国历史上的行动。 |
| 236 | And — and I don't like saying that. | 还有 我不喜欢这么说 |
| 237 | I don't like saying that. | 我不喜欢这么说 |
| 238 | But we have a country. | 但我们有一个国家。 |
| 239 | We have a country to run. | 我们有一个国家要运行。 |
| 240 | And we have so many people coming in that | 我们有很多人进来 |
| 241 | shouldn't be here. | 不应该在这里。 |
| 242 | And they did. | 他们做到了。 |
| 243 | They came in from prisons and they came in from | 他们从监狱进来,他们从 |
| 244 | drugs and gangs and drug lords — the worst in the | 毒品、帮派和毒枭, |
| 245 | world. | 这个世界 |
| 246 | They came in from mental institutions. | 他们来自精神病院。 |
| 247 | They emptied mental institutions into our | 他们把精神病院清空了 |
| 248 | wonderful country. | 美丽的国家。 |
| 249 | And I know exactly what's going on in Iowa. | 我很清楚爱荷华州的情况 |
| 250 | You had some horrible crime in Iowa caused by | 你在爱荷华州犯下了可怕的罪行 |
| 251 | illegal aliens. | 非法外国人。 |
| 252 | But we're getting them the hell out of here. | 但我们要把他们带出去 |
| 253 | We have no choice. | 我们别无选择。 |
| 254 | And our great, big, beautiful bill — it will | 而我们的伟大,大,美丽的比尔——它将 |
| 255 | build the Golden Dome Missile Defense Shield. | 打造金穹导弹防御盾牌. |
| 256 | We're going to have the best for you. | 我们会给你最好的 |
| 257 | And you saw that just the other day, where the | 那天你看见了 在那里 |
| 258 | missiles are being shot down one after another. | 导弹被逐一击落。 |
| 259 | You know, they called me to tell me they have to | 你知道,他们打电话给我 告诉我,他们必须 |
| 260 | take a shot at us. | 朝我们开枪 |
| 261 | This was Iran. | 这是伊朗。 |
| 262 | Very respectful. | 甚礼敬. |
| 263 | That means they respect us. | 这意味着他们尊重我们。 |
| 264 | Because we dropped 14 bombs, they said, we'd | 因为我们投下了14枚炸弹, 他们说,我们 |
| 265 | like to take 14 shots at you. | 喜欢打你14枪。 |
| 266 | I said, go ahead. | 我说,去吧。 |
| 267 | I understand. | 我理解,我懂你说什么 |
| 268 | They said where they're doing. | 他们说他们在做什么。 |
| 269 | I said, good. | 我说,很好。 |
| 270 | We emptied out the fort. | 我们把堡垒清空了 |
| 271 | It was a beautiful military base in Qatar who | 这是卡塔尔一个美丽的军事基地 |
| 272 | treated us really fantastically well. | 我们相处得很好 |
| 273 | And they said, sir, 1 o'clock, okay? | 他们说,先生,1点,好吗? |
| 274 | I said, it was fine. | 我说,它很好。 |
| 275 | We could make it later. | 我们可以晚点去 |
| 276 | And we had nobody but four gunners. | 我们只有四个枪手 |
| 277 | We had four — they call them gunners, and they | 我们有四个,他们叫他们炮手,他们 |
| 278 | shoot the patriots. | 枪杀爱国者 |
| 279 | They shoot the missiles up. | 他们发射导弹了 |
| 280 | It's hard to believe. | 难信. |
| 281 | So, all of a sudden, they said, we're ready. | 所以,突然,他们说,我们准备好了。 |
| 282 | And they were a little nervous about doing it, I | 他们有点紧张 |
| 283 | want to tell you. | 想告诉你。 |
| 284 | Can you imagine? | 你能想象吗? |
| 285 | They were nice enough. | 他们很好 |
| 286 | This is Iran, to call me and tell me that they | 这是伊朗,打电话给我 告诉我他们 |
| 287 | would like to shoot me at 14 times. | 想射我14枪 |
| 288 | So, they want to shoot us. | 所以,他们想向我们开枪。 |
| 289 | And I said, go ahead. | 我说,继续。 |
| 290 | And they shot 14 high-grade, very fast | 他们射出了14个高档,非常快 |
| 291 | missiles. | 导弹。 |
| 292 | Every single one of them was shot down routinely by | 每一个都经常被击落 |
| 293 | these four unbelievable gunners. | 这四个不可思议的枪手。 |
| 294 | And they did their job. | 他们做了他们的工作。 |
| 295 | And that was the end of that. | 事情就这样结束了 |
| 296 | But the big thing was the attack on their nuclear | 但最大的事情是攻击他们的核 |
| 297 | facilities — what those people did. | 设施——这些人的所作所为。 |
| 298 | And, you know, they're going to be in Washington | 而且,你知道,他们会在华盛顿 |
| 299 | tomorrow at the White House. | 明天在白宫 |
| 300 | We're going to be celebrating. | 我们将庆祝。 |
| 301 | We took not only the pilots, but the people | 我们不仅抓了飞行员,还抓了人民 |
| 302 | that flew the other planes, but also the mechanics | 飞过其他飞机,还有机械师 |
| 303 | that had these planes going for 37 hours without a | 飞机持续了37小时,没有 |
| 304 | stop. | 停下来。 |
| 305 | You know, we had — it was so far away. | 你知道,我们... 它是如此遥远。 |
| 306 | We had 52 tankers — think of that — 52 that's | 我们有52辆油轮 想想看 52辆 |
| 307 | loaded up with oil. | 装满了油 |
| 308 | I wouldn't want to fly one of those suckers over | 我不想让那些混蛋飞过来 |
| 309 | random. | 随机 |
| 310 | I say, what happens if they're shot at? | 我说 如果他们中枪了怎么办? |
| 311 | Well, sir, that's a tough situation. | 先生,情况很艰难 |
| 312 | It's not a pretty sight, but they were | 这不是一个漂亮的景色,但他们是 |
| 313 | unbelievable. | 难以置信 |
| 314 | Fifty-two tankers to load them up. | 52个油轮装满它们 |
| 315 | They followed the planes in, and they never had to | 他们跟随飞机进入,他们从来就不用 |
| 316 | stop for a few. | 停下来几个。 |
| 317 | They went 37 hours, actually. | 他们走了37小时 |
| 318 | And how incredible. | 多不可思议啊 |
| 319 | What equipment. | 什么设备? |
| 320 | And, you know, China, Russia — they were all | 你知道,中国,俄罗斯,他们都是 |
| 321 | watching. | 看着 |
| 322 | Everybody was watching. | 每个人都在看。 |
| 323 | We have the greatest equipment anywhere in the | 我们这里有最好的设备 |
| 324 | world. | 这个世界 |
| 325 | We have the greatest people anywhere in the | 我们在任何地方都有最伟大的人 |
| 326 | world. | 这个世界 |
| 327 | And we have the strongest military anywhere. | 我们拥有最强大的军队 |
| 328 | But we're going to fully modernize our air traffic | 但我们要全面实现空中交通现代化 |
| 329 | control system and expand school choice. | 控制系统并扩大学校的选择。 |
| 330 | And we really — so much more. | 而我们真的, 这么多。 |
| 331 | By the way, the air traffic control — you | 顺便说一下,空中交通管制——你 |
| 332 | probably don't have that problem here. | 也许这里没有那个问题 |
| 333 | You know, you have planes land, like they — but | 你知道,你有飞机着陆, 像他们一样,但 |
| 334 | in some congested areas, you saw what happened with | 在一些拥挤的地区, 你看到发生了什么 |
| 335 | the helicopter and the plane and a lot of other | 直升机和飞机 还有很多其他的 |
| 336 | things. | 东西。 |
| 337 | If we had great equipment — and we should have | 如果我们有伟大的设备,我们应该 |
| 338 | had — it was all set up to go. | 都准备走了 |
| 339 | And then Biden canceled the order when he came in. | 然后拜登进来时取消了订单. |
| 340 | But he canceled a lot of orders because he didn't | 但他取消了很多订单 因为他没有 |
| 341 | know what the hell he was doing. | 知道他在干什么吗? |
| 342 | If there was a case, it would have never happened. | 如果有案子 就不会发生 |
| 343 | Bells would have gone off. | 钟声会响的 |
| 344 | Whistles would have gone off. | 口哨会熄灭的 |
| 345 | Everything would have gone off. | 一切都会消失的 |
| 346 | It would have never happened. | 它永远不会发生。 |
| 347 | Very simply, the one big, beautiful bill would | 很简单,一个大,美丽的法案会 |
| 348 | deliver the strongest border on Earth, the | 提供地球上最强的边界 |
| 349 | strongest economy on Earth, the strongest | 世界上最强的经济,最强 |
| 350 | military on Earth, and ensure the United States | 和确保美国 |
| 351 | of America will remain the strongest country | 美国将仍然是最强大的国家 |
| 352 | anywhere on this beautiful planet of ours. | 在我们美丽的星球上 |
| 353 | A hundred and sixty-five days into the Trump | 一百六十五天进入特朗普号 |
| 354 | administration, America is on a winning streak, like, | 行政部门,美国正处于一个胜利的征程,比如, |
| 355 | frankly, nobody has ever seen before in the | 坦白说,从来没有人见过在 |
| 356 | history of the presidency. | 总统履历. |
| 357 | I said — they said, You know, sir, you're going | 我说,他们说,你知道,先生,你要去 |
| 358 | to go down as one of the greatest presidents ever. | 成为有史以来最伟大的总统之一 |
| 359 | I said, Really? | 我说真的? |
| 360 | No. | 没有 |
| 361 | I said, Really? | 我说真的? |
| 362 | I said, Better than Washington? | 我说,比华盛顿好? |
| 363 | They said, Yes, sir. | 他们说是的,长官 |
| 364 | I said, Better than honest Abe Lincoln? | 我说,比诚实的安倍林肯好? |
| 365 | They said, Yes, sir. | 他们说是的,长官 |
| 366 | I said, I like this guy that said that. | 我说,我喜欢这家伙这么说。 |
| 367 | That's a guy — that's a smart guy. | 这是一个家伙,这是一个聪明的家伙。 |
| 368 | He's up for a big promotion right now. | 他现在要升职了 |
| 369 | But just a few months ago, our country was cold | 几个月前,我们的国家很冷 |
| 370 | as ice. | 像冰一样 |
| 371 | We were laughed at all over the world. | 我们被全世界嘲笑了 |
| 372 | We were laughed at — think of it. | 我们被嘲笑——想想看。 |
| 373 | A year ago, we were laughed at. | 一年前 我们被嘲笑了 |
| 374 | We were a bunch of clowns. | 我们是一群小丑。 |
| 375 | They were laughing at our president. | 他们嘲笑我们的总统。 |
| 376 | They were laughing at everything having to do | 他们笑着要做的事 |
| 377 | with our country. | 我们的国家。 |
| 378 | I was in Saudi Arabia. | 我在沙特阿拉伯 |
| 379 | I was in Qatar. | 我在卡塔尔。 |
| 380 | I was in UAE. | 我在阿联酋 |
| 381 | Great leaders. | 伟大的领导人。 |
| 382 | Strong, powerful. | 强,强. |
| 383 | Very rich leaders, too, by the way. | 顺便说一句,非常富有的领导人。 |
| 384 | But great leaders. | 但伟大的领袖。 |
| 385 | Very smart people. | 非常聪明的人。 |
| 386 | And they said to me — the king of Saudi Arabia, | 他们对我说——沙特阿拉伯国王, |
| 387 | but the three said the same thing, essentially. | 但三个人也说了同样的话,基本上。 |
| 388 | They said, You know, a year ago, we thought | 他们说,你知道,一年前,我们想 |
| 389 | your country was finished. | 你的国家结束了。 |
| 390 | We thought it was dead. | 我们以为它死了。 |
| 391 | Dead. | 已经死了 |
| 392 | Horrible word. | 恶言. |
| 393 | Dead. | 已经死了 |
| 394 | And they were right. | 他们是对的。 |
| 395 | The country was close to death. | 国家濒临死亡. |
| 396 | And he said — and you know what? | 他说——你知道吗? |
| 397 | You've been in there. | 你去过那里。 |
| 398 | At that time, it was four and a half months. | 当时是四个半月. |
| 399 | It was a couple of months ago. | 几个月前的事了 |
| 400 | He said, Right now, you're in the hottest country | 他说,现在,你在最热的国家 |
| 401 | anywhere in the world. | 世界上任何一处 |
| 402 | There's no country in the world. | 天下无国. |
| 403 | You talked about all over the world. | 你说的是全世界 |
| 404 | You got the hottest, smartest, sharpest country. | 你有最热,最聪明,最尖锐的国家。 |
| 405 | And by the way, look at our stock market. | 顺便说一下 看看我们的股票市场 |
| 406 | We're taking in hundreds of billions of dollars | 我们收了几千亿美元 |
| 407 | on tariff with no inflation. | 关税,没有通货膨胀。 |
| 408 | And today, we just set another record — | 而今天,我们又创下了另一个纪录—— |
| 409 | the highest stock market in history. | 历史上最高的股票市场。 |
| 410 | No inflation. | 没有通货膨胀。 |
| 411 | And one of the great economists from the Wharton | 和一位伟大的经济学家 从华顿 |
| 412 | School of Finance, where I happened to go, | 金融学院,我碰巧去了那里, |
| 413 | he apologized. | 他道歉了,他已经... |
| 414 | He says, You know, I think Trump outsmarted us all. | 他说,你知道,我认为特朗普比我们所有人聪明。 |
| 415 | And yesterday was the poll, and out of 77 economists, | 昨天是民调,77位经济学家中 |
| 416 | I came in second. | 我进来了第二。 |
| 417 | I want to find the guy that came in first. | 我要找到第一个进来的人 |
| 418 | Somebody came in first. | 有人先进来的 |
| 419 | Can you believe it? | 你能相信吗? |
| 420 | But we said what was going to happen, | 但我们说要发生什么 |
| 421 | and it's happening. | 事情正在发生 |
| 422 | And I'll tell you what, we had the greatest economy | 告诉你,我们有 最大的经济 |
| 423 | in the history of my first term. | 我第一个学期的历史 |
| 424 | This is going to blow it away. | 这会把它炸掉的 |
| 425 | You watch. | 你看着 |
| 426 | This is going to blow it away. | 这会把它炸掉的 |
| 427 | For the first time in years, this Fourth of July, | 这是多年来第一次 国庆节 |
| 428 | the economy is roaring, incomes are soaring, | 经济在咆哮 收入在飙升 |
| 429 | wages are up, prices are down. | 工资上涨,物价下跌. |
| 430 | Gasoline. | 汽油 汽油 |
| 431 | You see what's going on with gasoline? | 你看到汽油是怎么回事了吗? |
| 432 | It's way down. | 远在下. |
| 433 | See what's going on with eggs. | 观与卵俱. |
| 434 | Eggs are way down. | 鸡蛋是远低。 |
| 435 | Remember, I came in my first week. | 记住,我第一个星期来 |
| 436 | The fake news. | 假新闻. |
| 437 | Those guys right there. | 那些人就在这里。 |
| 438 | Look at all of them. | 看看他们 |
| 439 | Wow, that's — wow, a lot of fake. | 哇,这是 - 哇,很多假的。 |
| 440 | No, but we like them. | 不,但我们喜欢他们。 |
| 441 | It just shows you. | 它只是告诉你。 |
| 442 | When you can get every story — 100 percent of the stories, | 当你可以得到每一个故事——100%的故事, |
| 443 | no matter what you do that's good, | 无论你做什么都好 |
| 444 | they make it as bad as possible. | 他们让它尽可能糟糕。 |
| 445 | And then you win in a landslide. | 然后在滑坡中获胜. |
| 446 | There's something — there's something wrong. | 有一些东西——有些不对劲. |
| 447 | But the fake news hit me with eggs. | 但假消息让我吃鸡蛋 |
| 448 | Remember, first week, four days, eggs are through the roof. | 记住,第一个星期,四天, 鸡蛋穿过屋顶。 |
| 449 | I said, I just got here. | 我说,我刚来 |
| 450 | What's going on with eggs? | 鸡蛋怎么了? |
| 451 | Tell me. | 告诉我 |
| 452 | I didn't hear about it. | 未闻其事. |
| 453 | They're up five times higher than they should be. | 它们比应该的要高五倍 |
| 454 | They were going through the roof, but they were blaming me. | 他们穿过屋顶,但他们怪我。 |
| 455 | I said, I just got here. | 我说,我刚来 |
| 456 | And within two months, our great Secretary of Agriculture, | 两个月内 我们的农业部长 |
| 457 | who I think is with us tonight, Brooke — where is — | 我认为今晚他和我们在一起,布鲁克... |
| 458 | oh, look at you. | 哦,看看你,你还好吧? |
| 459 | Look, she is here. | 你看,她在这里。 |
| 460 | She flew all the way from — she comes from Texas, | 她从德州飞过来 |
| 461 | but I think she likes Iowa maybe even better. | 但我认为她喜欢爱荷华州 也许更好 |
| 462 | Look at her. | 看着她。 |
| 463 | You did a good job with groceries and with eggs. | 你做得很好 杂货和鸡蛋。 |
| 464 | And we'll tell you, it's true. | 我们会告诉你,这是真的。 |
| 465 | They said, we have them this time, finally. | 他们说这次我们终于有了 |
| 466 | It took an egg to get me, but that didn't happen either. | 我花了一个鸡蛋,但也没有发生。 |
| 467 | Now they're down to a normal price, | 现在他们降价了 |
| 468 | and people are ordering like crazy. | 人们像疯狂一样点菜 |
| 469 | But inflation is dead. | 但通货膨胀已死. |
| 470 | 401Ks and retirement accounts just hit an all-time record high. | 401Ks和退休账户刚刚创历史最高纪录. |
| 471 | Did I hear what I think I heard? | 我听到什么了吗? |
| 472 | But we've achieved the lowest level | 但我们达到了最低水平 |
| 473 | of illegal border crossings in U.S. history. | 美国历史上非法越境 |
| 474 | Zero illegals. | 零违法者. |
| 475 | Think of it. | 考虑一下 |
| 476 | We had zero. | 我们有零。 |
| 477 | And as I said — and I'll say it again, I love it, | 正如我所说——我再说一遍,我爱它, |
| 478 | because I have never seen any country suffer. | 因为我从来没有见过任何国家受苦。 |
| 479 | No country has ever. | 从来没有国家有过。 |
| 480 | There's never — | 从来没有... |
| 481 | don't worry, it's only fireworks, I hope. | 别担心,希望只是烟火 |
| 482 | Famous last words. | 名曰遗言. |
| 483 | My famous last words. | 我最著名的遗言 |
| 484 | Trump said, don't worry, it's only fireworks. | 川普说,别担心,这只是烟花. |
| 485 | Hey, you always have to think positive. | 嘿,你总是要思考积极。 |
| 486 | I didn't like that sound either. | 我也不喜欢这种声音 |
| 487 | But last month, American-born workers | 但上个月,美国出生的工人 |
| 488 | gained 830,000 new jobs a record. | 创造了83万份新工作记录。 |
| 489 | That's American — while the illegal aliens lost 340,000. | 那是美国人——而非法外星人损失了34万. |
| 490 | Oh, we don't want bad for them, | 哦,我们不希望他们坏, |
| 491 | but look, we have a country to run, | 但是,我们有一个国家要运行, |
| 492 | and we want to have them come in, | 我们想让他们进来, |
| 493 | and we want to have them help our farmers. | 我们想要他们帮助我们的农民。 |
| 494 | You know, you probably saw I got myself into a little trouble | 你可能看见我惹上麻烦了 |
| 495 | because I said, I don't want to take people away from the farmers. | 因为我说,我不想把人们从农民身边带走。 |
| 496 | And we're going to do something I think that's going to be good | 我们会做一些我认为是好事的事 |
| 497 | because we want all the criminals out. | 因为我们想让罪犯都出来 |
| 498 | Everybody agrees that we're finding the criminals, | 大家都同意我们正在找到罪犯 |
| 499 | the murderers, the drug dealers. | 凶手、毒贩 |
| 500 | We're getting them the hell out of here. | 我们要把他们弄出去 |
| 501 | But the farmers — some of the farmers, | 但是农民,有些农民, |
| 502 | many of you sitting right here — | 你们中的很多人就坐在这里... |
| 503 | I have four friends right in the fifth row. | 我在第五排有四个朋友 |
| 504 | But some of the farmers, you know, | 但有些农民,你知道, |
| 505 | they've had people working for them for years. | 他们有 人为他们工作多年。 |
| 506 | And we're going to do something. | 我们要做点什么 |
| 507 | We're working with Christie. | 我们在和克里斯蒂合作 |
| 508 | And we're going to do something that — | 我们要做点什么... |
| 509 | we're going to sort of put the farmers in charge. | 我们要让农民负责 |
| 510 | And if somebody — if a farmer has been with one of these people | 如果有人——如果一个农民和这些人在一起 |
| 511 | that work so hard — they bend over all day. | 工作很辛苦 他们整天都弯腰 |
| 512 | We don't have too many people who can do that. | 我们没有太多的人可以做到这一点。 |
| 513 | But they work very hard, and they know them very well. | 但他们非常努力地工作,非常了解他们. |
| 514 | And some of the farmers are literally — | 有些农民其实是... |
| 515 | you know, they cry when they see this happen. | 你知道,他们哭 当他们看到这种情况发生。 |
| 516 | If a farmer is willing to vouch for these people, | 如果一个农民愿意担保这些人, |
| 517 | in some way, Christie — | 从某种意义上说,克里斯蒂... |
| 518 | I think we're going to have to just say | 我想我们只能说 |
| 519 | that's going to be good, right? | 这将是很好的,对不对? |
| 520 | You know, we're going to be — we're going to be good with it. | 要知道,我们将——我们将会善待它. |
| 521 | Because we don't want to do it | 因为我们不想这么做 |
| 522 | where we take all of the workers off the farms. | 在那里,我们把所有工人 从农场。 |
| 523 | We want the farms to do great, like they're doing right now. | 我们希望农场做得很好, 就像他们现在做的。 |
| 524 | So, Christie Norma has done a fantastic job. | 因此,克里斯蒂·诺玛做了一个了不起的工作。 |
| 525 | And Tom Homan. | 还有汤姆·霍曼 |
| 526 | And we're working on legislation right now. | 我们正在研究立法 |
| 527 | Susie, right? | 苏西,对不对? |
| 528 | We're working on legislation right now where farmers — | 我们正在立法 在那里农民 - |
| 529 | look, they know better. | 你看,他们知道更好的。 |
| 530 | They worked with them for years. | 他们和他们合作多年了 |
| 531 | You had cases where — not here, | 你有过一些案子,不是在这里, |
| 532 | but just even over the years, | 但即使在几年里, |
| 533 | where people have worked for a farm, | 人们在农场工作, |
| 534 | on a farm for 14, 15 years, | 在农场里待了14年15年 |
| 535 | and they get thrown out pretty viciously. | 他们被狠狠地赶出去 |
| 536 | And we can't do it. | 而不能为. |
| 537 | We got to work with the farmers. | 我们要和农民们合作 |
| 538 | And people that have hotels and leisure properties, too. | 还有那些有酒店和休闲地产的人 |
| 539 | We're going to work with them, and we're going to work | 我们和他们一起工作,我们一起工作 |
| 540 | very strong and smart. | 非常强壮和聪明 |
| 541 | And we're going to put you in charge. | 我们要让你负责 |
| 542 | We're going to make you responsible. | 我们要让你负责 |
| 543 | And I think that that's going to make a lot of people happy. | 我认为这会让很多人感到快乐。 |
| 544 | Now, serious radical right people, | 现在,严肃的激进右派人士, |
| 545 | who I also happen to like a lot, | 我也喜欢他 |
| 546 | they may not be quite as happy, but they'll understand. | 他们可能没有那么快乐,但他们会明白的。 |
| 547 | Won't they? | 是吗? |
| 548 | Do you think so? | 是吗? |
| 549 | Madam Secretary, look at you with a white hat on. | 国务卿女士 戴着白帽子看看你 |
| 550 | Do you think they'll understand that? | 你觉得他们会明白吗? |
| 551 | You're the one that brought this whole situation up. | 是你把事情搞得一团糟 |
| 552 | Brooke Rollins brought it up, and she said — | 布鲁克·罗林斯提出来 她说 |
| 553 | said, we have a little problem. | 我们有个小问题 |
| 554 | The farmers are losing a lot of people. | 农民损失惨重. |
| 555 | And we figured it out, and we have some great stuff | 我们想通了,我们有一些伟大的东西 |
| 556 | being written, and let the farmers be responsible. | 并让农民负责。 |
| 557 | And then if the farmers don't do a good job, | 如果农民不做一个好工作, |
| 558 | we'll throw them the hell out of the country. | 我们要把他们赶出国门 |
| 559 | We'll let the guys — we'll let the illegals stay, | 我们会让那些家伙... 我们让非法分子留下来, |
| 560 | and we'll throw the farmer the hell out. | 我们会把农民赶出去 |
| 561 | Okay? | 好吗? |
| 562 | Get — get ready, farmer. | 准备好,农民 |
| 563 | I'm telling you. | 我告诉你 |
| 564 | But violent — now, the — okay. | 但是暴力,现在,是的。 |
| 565 | So, the fake news, we'll write that. | 所以,假新闻,我们会写。 |
| 566 | Donald Trump will throw farmers out of our country. | 唐纳德·特朗普会把农民赶出我国. |
| 567 | They will write it, because whenever I'm sarcastic — | 他们会写,因为每当我讽刺... |
| 568 | you know, when you — you can't be sarcastic as a politician. | 你知道,当你——你不能讽刺作为一个政治家。 |
| 569 | Well, if you're me, you can't be if you're sarcastic. | 好吧,如果你是我,你不能 如果你讽刺。 |
| 570 | So, I want to say — I was only kidding. | 所以,我想说——我只是在开玩笑。 |
| 571 | No, no. | 没有,没有。 |
| 572 | The fake news, we'll write it. | 假消息,我们来写. |
| 573 | Donald Trump wants all farmers thrown the hell | 唐纳德·特朗普希望所有的农民都扔下地狱 |
| 574 | out of our country. | 离开我们的国家 |
| 575 | The audience booed the hell out of him. | 观众对他大喊大叫 |
| 576 | There was no boo. | 没有嘘声。 |
| 577 | No, they're fake news. | 不,他们是假新闻。 |
| 578 | That's why nobody watches them anymore. | 这就是为什么没有人看他们了。 |
| 579 | Violent crime is plummeting, | 暴力犯罪正在急剧下降, |
| 580 | and we're on track to reach the lowest murder rate | 而我们正步入谋杀率最低的轨道 |
| 581 | ever recorded by the year — the end of this year. | 记录到今年年底。 |
| 582 | It looks like we're doing way, way — way, way good. | 看起来我们做的很好 |
| 583 | And that's knowing that we have a lot of people | 这就是知道我们有很多人 |
| 584 | in the country that we didn't have in the country | 在那个我们没有的国家里 |
| 585 | four or five years ago. | 4到5年前 已经是了 |
| 586 | I mean, we have a lot of people that they allowed | 我的意思是,我们有很多人 他们允许 |
| 587 | into the country that are serious criminals. | 进入这个国家是严重的罪犯。 |
| 588 | A lot of them are on their way out, however. | 但是,他们中许多人正在离开的路上。 |
| 589 | Iran's nuclear enrichment has been obliterated. | 伊朗的核浓缩已被销毁。 |
| 590 | Remember when CNN said, it wasn't obliterated. | 记得有线电视新闻网说 它没有被抹去 |
| 591 | It was maybe damaged — or damaged badly, | 它可能受损,或者严重受损, |
| 592 | but obliterated is too strong a word. | 被消灭的言语太强烈了 |
| 593 | No, it was obliterated. | 不,它被销毁了。 |
| 594 | That's now been proven. | 这已经证明。 |
| 595 | The Atomic Energy Commission's everything. | 原子能委员会的一切。 |
| 596 | It's been obliterated. | 它已经被销毁了 |
| 597 | And they were trying to demean me by saying that, | 他们试图贬低我说, |
| 598 | but they were really demeaning those great pilots | 但他们真的贬低了这些伟大的飞行员 |
| 599 | and people and mechanics that got those planes over there | 以及那些有飞机的人和机械师 |
| 600 | and were able to shoot from high up in the air, | 并且能从空中高空射击, |
| 601 | going very, very fast, | 开得很快 |
| 602 | with potentially a lot of things being shot at them, | 可能有很多东西被击中, |
| 603 | and hit every single one. | 并击打每一个。 |
| 604 | Every single — | 每个人... |
| 605 | they're trying to demean me, | 他们想贬低我 |
| 606 | but to me, they were demeaning them. | 但对我来说,他们贬低了他们。 |
| 607 | And they got out of the plane, and they said, | 他们从飞机上出来,说: |
| 608 | What the hell? | 什么情况? |
| 609 | We hit every single target. | 我们打击了每一个目标。 |
| 610 | They know better than anybody. | 他们比任何人都清楚 |
| 611 | But now that's been proven. | 但现在已经证明了这一点。 |
| 612 | It's CNN fake news and scammers that work for them. | 这是CNN的假新闻和骗局 他们的工作。 |
| 613 | Scam writers that work for them. | 替他们工作的摄影师 |
| 614 | But we understand it, and we fight it back. | 但我们理解它, 我们反击它。 |
| 615 | And a lot of people said, Sure, don't criticize it | 很多人说,当然,不要批评它 |
| 616 | because they're beneath you. | 因为他们在你下面。 |
| 617 | No, they're not beneath me. | 不,他们不在我下面 |
| 618 | Nobody's beneath me. | 没有人在我下面。 |
| 619 | You got to put it — otherwise, people don't understand. | 你必须说,否则,人们不明白。 |
| 620 | If you don't say something about it, you got to say it. | 如果你不说些什么, 你必须说。 |
| 621 | These people did one of the greatest military hits | 这些人做了最伟大的军事打击之一 |
| 622 | and maneuvers in the history of our country, | 以及我国历史上的伎俩, |
| 623 | and I want them to be appreciated for it. | 我希望他们能为此得到赞赏。 |
| 624 | So, they're coming — | 他们来了... |
| 625 | they're coming to the White House tomorrow night. | 他们明晚会来白宫 |
| 626 | And I'm signing the bill with the Speaker of the House. | 我和众议院议长签署法案 |
| 627 | And, by the way, Mike Johnson did a great job. | 顺便说一句,迈克·约翰逊表现得很好. |
| 628 | John Thune did a great job. | 约翰 Thune干得不错 |
| 629 | They're everybody. | 他们是每个人。 |
| 630 | This was — this whole two weeks has been incredible, | 这是,这整整两周 令人难以置信, |
| 631 | hasn't it? | 是吗? |
| 632 | You know, when you think of all of the victories. | 你知道,当你想到所有的胜利。 |
| 633 | We stopped five nations from going to war, | 我们阻止五个国家开战 |
| 634 | and somebody else will get the Nobel Peace Prize | 别人会拿到诺贝尔和平奖 |
| 635 | for their writing about Donald Trump. | 他们写唐纳德·特朗普 |
| 636 | A professor at some school that you've never heard of | 一个你从未听说过的学校的教授 |
| 637 | has received the Nobel Prize for his writing about Donald Trump | 他写道唐纳德·特朗普的作品获得了诺贝尔奖 |
| 638 | and what Donald Trump did. | 还有唐纳德·特朗普的所作所为 |
| 639 | I'll say, What about me? | 我会说,我呢? |
| 640 | I don't get it, but that's one of those things. | 我不明白,但这是其中之一。 |
| 641 | But think of it. | 但当思惟. |
| 642 | We stopped — we stopped India and Pakistan. | 我们停止了——我们停止了印度和巴基斯坦。 |
| 643 | We stopped Kosovo and Serbia. | 我们阻止了科索沃和塞尔维亚。 |
| 644 | They've been fighting for a long time. | 他们已经战斗了很长时间. |
| 645 | And a lot of it was trade. | 并且很多都是交易 |
| 646 | I said, You're not going to trade with us | 我说,你不能和我们交易 |
| 647 | if you're going to go to war. | 如果你要去打仗的话 |
| 648 | And India and Pakistan was big — | 印度和巴基斯坦是大国—— |
| 649 | very big for a different reason. | 非常大的原因不一样 |
| 650 | I mean, they have little things called nuclear weapons. | 他们有核武器 |
| 651 | You would have had, pretty soon, a nuclear war. | 你会有,很快,核战争。 |
| 652 | We stopped that. | 我们停止了。 |
| 653 | In Africa, | 在非洲, |
| 654 | you look at what was going on in the Congo with Rwanda. | 你看看刚果和卢旺达之间发生了什么 |
| 655 | That war was going on for 30 years. | 那场战争持续了30年 |
| 656 | Thirty years. | 三十年.. |
| 657 | And we stopped it. | 我们阻止了它。 |
| 658 | And it was vicious. | 而且是恶毒的。 |
| 659 | Six million people killed. | 六百万人被杀. |
| 660 | And it was a bad one. | 和它是一个坏的。 |
| 661 | It was killed and killed badly. | 它死得很惨 |
| 662 | Machetes — you know what a machete is? | Machetes——你知道砍刀是什么吗? |
| 663 | You don't want to know. | 你不会想知道的。 |
| 664 | And we just did a really great job. | 我们刚刚做了一个非常好的工作。 |
| 665 | And then, of course, you cap it off with the hit — | 然后,当然,你封住它与打击 - |
| 666 | the perfect hit — in Iran, | 在伊朗, |
| 667 | where they were talking awfully badly. | 在那里他们说话非常糟糕。 |
| 668 | You know, death to America, death to Israel. | 你知道,死亡美国,死亡以色列。 |
| 669 | They were talking awfully badly, | 他们说话非常糟糕, |
| 670 | and they're not talking badly anymore, to be honest with you. | 老实说,他们不再说话了 |
| 671 | And we might even meet with them and see if — | 我们甚至可以和他们见面 看看... |
| 672 | they want to meet. | 他们想见面。 |
| 673 | They want to meet. | 他们想见面。 |
| 674 | And we'll see if we can do something. | 则见能作么生. |
| 675 | But they want to meet. | 但他们想见面 |
| 676 | I think they want to meet very badly. | 我想他们想见个面 |
| 677 | But our allies have agreed to pay | 但我们的盟友已经同意支付 |
| 678 | over a trillion dollars a year for our defense. | 一年超过一万亿美元 我们的防御。 |
| 679 | You saw what happened in NATO. | 你看见北约发生的事了 |
| 680 | In fact, we have our ambassador to NATO here. | 事实上,我们的驻北约大使在这里。 |
| 681 | Where's our ambassador? | 我们的大使呢? |
| 682 | You know that guy? | 你认识那个人吗? |
| 683 | In Iowa, they know him. | 在爱荷华州 他们认识他 |
| 684 | Big Matt. | 大马特。 |
| 685 | Matt Whitaker. | 马特·惠特克. |
| 686 | We have Matt Whitaker from Iowa. | 我们有来自爱荷华州的马特·惠特克 |
| 687 | I wasn't going to hire — but then I said, | 我本来不想雇的 但我说 |
| 688 | Matt, you come from Iowa, don't you? | 马特,你来自爱荷华州,不是吗? |
| 689 | Yes, sir, I do. | 是的,长官,我知道。 |
| 690 | Okay, you're hired. | 好吧,你被雇佣了。 |
| 691 | Anybody comes from Iowa, I'm hired. | 任何人来自爱荷华州,我受雇。 |
| 692 | And every branch of the U.S. military | 美国军队的每一个分支 |
| 693 | is setting records for new enlistments. | 正在为新入伍者建立记录。 |
| 694 | You know, remember, a year ago, it was embarrassing. | 你知道,记住,一年前, 这是尴尬的。 |
| 695 | They couldn't get anybody to go into the military. | 他们不能让任何人去参军。 |
| 696 | They couldn't get anybody to go into the police | 他们不能让任何人去警察局 |
| 697 | or fire departments. | 或者消防队 |
| 698 | They couldn't get anybody to go into government. | 他们不能让任何人进入政府。 |
| 699 | And now we just sent a record — | 现在,我们刚刚发送了一个记录 - |
| 700 | new record — of enlistments in every single branch | 新记录——每个分支的征兵情况 |
| 701 | of the military and in all police forces. | 在军队和所有警察部队中。 |
| 702 | One year — one year ago, | 一年——一年前, |
| 703 | I remember saying to our great First Lady, | 我记得对伟大的第一夫人说过 |
| 704 | I said, You know, First Lady — | 我说,第一夫人... |
| 705 | I call her First Lady because it makes me feel good. | 我称她为第一夫人 因为这让我感觉很好 |
| 706 | First Lady, isn't it terrible? | 第一夫人,这不可怕吗? |
| 707 | You're saying, | 你是说, |
| 708 | Good night, First Lady, my darling. | 晚安,第一夫人,亲爱的 |
| 709 | Because it reminds me that I'm President. | 因为这让我想起我是总统 |
| 710 | That's — now, I said, First Lady, it's terrible. | 现在,我说,第一夫人,这是可怕的。 |
| 711 | Nobody wants to join our military force. | 没人想加入我们的军队 |
| 712 | And — and, you know, that was very demeaning | 而且,你知道, 这是非常贬低 |
| 713 | to the people that are in there, | 以在那里的人发誓, |
| 714 | that have been in there for a long time, doing a good job. | 在那里呆了很久 干得不错 |
| 715 | And then, all of a sudden, like, we get elected, | 然后,突然, 像,我们当选, |
| 716 | and there's a spirit in the country, | 国内有一种精神, |
| 717 | and we start doing well. | 我们开始做得很好。 |
| 718 | We have victory after victory | 胜利之后我们还有胜利 |
| 719 | and so many different things, especially economically. | 和很多不同的东西, 特别是经济。 |
| 720 | We're doing so good. | 我们做得很好。 |
| 721 | We have hundreds of billions | 我们有上千亿 |
| 722 | of dollars flowing in from other countries. | 从其他国家流入的美元。 |
| 723 | We have plants being built all over. | 我们到处都在建造植物。 |
| 724 | I mean, a little less here | 我是说,这里少一点 |
| 725 | because you have enough with your farm. | 因为你有足够的农场。 |
| 726 | Oh, by the way, but I did get beef | 哦,顺便说一句,但我确实得到了牛肉 |
| 727 | and I got ethanol into Europe. | 我得到了乙醇进入欧洲。 |
| 728 | You saw that. | 你看见了。 |
| 729 | United Kingdom, they didn't want to do it. | 英国,他们不想这样做。 |
| 730 | You know, they never took our beef | 你知道,他们从来没有拿走我们的牛肉 |
| 731 | and they never took our ethanol, | 他们从未拿走过我们的乙醇 |
| 732 | and we said, You got to do it. | 我们说, 你必须做到这一点。 |
| 733 | And they did, and they were great. | 他们做到了,他们是伟大的。 |
| 734 | We made a wonderful trade deal with them. | 我们做了个很好的交易 |
| 735 | But we're doing that all over. | 但我们正在做这一切。 |
| 736 | Is ethanol very important so far? | 乙醇目前很重要吗? |
| 737 | I always said so. | 我总是这么说的 |
| 738 | Yes? | 是吗? |
| 739 | Anyway, so they've taken it in the United Kingdom and beef. | 总之,他们已经把它 在英国和牛肉。 |
| 740 | They never took it because they want to do their own. | 他们从来没有拿走过,因为他们想自己做。 |
| 741 | You know, they have a lot of farms and a lot of farmers, | 你知道,他们有很多农场和许多农民, |
| 742 | and they want to do their own. | 他们想做自己的。 |
| 743 | But they took it, and it's going to be great. | 但他们拿走了,会很棒的 |
| 744 | You're going to do — I'll tell you what, | 你会做的,我告诉你, |
| 745 | the farmers here are going to do incredibly. | 这里的农夫们会做惊人的。 |
| 746 | Plus, we have tariffs on a lot of this stuff | 再说,我们很多东西都有关税 |
| 747 | that was coming in and absolutely killing you, | 那会把你彻底杀死 |
| 748 | where they have different forms of vegetation coming in | 它们有不同形式的植被 |
| 749 | at prices that were very, very bad for you. | 价格对你来说非常非常糟糕 |
| 750 | And a lot of it comes in | 里面有很多东西 |
| 751 | because they want to put you out of business, | 因为他们想把你赶出去 |
| 752 | and then they want to raise the prices. | 然后他们想提高价格。 |
| 753 | And we're not letting that happen to the farmers | 我们不会让农民发生这种事的 |
| 754 | and to Iowa, to Nebraska and Wisconsin | 以及爱荷华州、内布拉斯加州和威斯康辛州 |
| 755 | and all these other places that have been so bad. | 和所有这些地方 一直如此糟糕。 |
| 756 | And in breaking news, just yesterday, | 就在昨天的突发新闻中 |
| 757 | we reached a historic trade agreement with Vietnam | 我们和越南达成了历史性的贸易协议 |
| 758 | to open their markets to American exports | 向美国出口品开放市场 |
| 759 | with zero tariffs. | 零关税。 |
| 760 | They get zero tariffs. | 他们得到零关税。 |
| 761 | And you're going to be giving them | 你会给他们 |
| 762 | vast amounts of farm product, | 大量农产品, |
| 763 | including beef, pork, poultry, dairy, | 包括牛肉、猪肉、家禽、奶制品 |
| 764 | and pure Iowa ethanol. | 纯爱荷华州乙醇 |
| 765 | You're going to be giving all of those products. | 你要把这些产品都送出去 |
| 766 | And the fact is — I could go on and on, | 而事实是,我可以继续, |
| 767 | but the fact is really strong, | 但事实确实很强烈, |
| 768 | and it's stronger than it's ever been | 它比以前更强壮 |
| 769 | and stronger than I've ever seen. | 比我见过的更强壮 |
| 770 | The golden age of America is upon us. | 美国的黄金时代即将来临。 |
| 771 | This is a golden age. | 这是一个黄金时代。 |
| 772 | This is such a beautiful — | 这太美了... |
| 773 | such a beautiful term, the golden age. | 这么美丽的名词,黄金时代。 |
| 774 | And I couldn't have even said it in my first term. | 我连第一个学期都说不出来 |
| 775 | I'm telling you, this is going to blow the first term away. | 我告诉你,这将会 吹掉第一个学期。 |
| 776 | And we did great. | 我们做得很好。 |
| 777 | We got great marks in the first term. | 第一学期的成绩不错 |
| 778 | And this is going to blow it away. | 这个会把它炸掉的 |
| 779 | This incredible national resurgence is happening | 这令人难以置信的全国复兴正在发生 |
| 780 | just in time for one of the biggest events | 正好赶上了一件大事 |
| 781 | in the history of our country. | 我们国家的历史。 |
| 782 | Exactly one year from tomorrow, | 离明天还有一年 |
| 783 | we will celebrate the 250th anniversary | 我们将庆祝250周年 |
| 784 | of America's founding with a birthday party, | 美国成立时有个生日派对, |
| 785 | the likes of which you have never seen before. | 这是你们从未见过的。 |
| 786 | Two years ago, I came to Iowa and promised | 两年前,我来到爱荷华州,答应 |
| 787 | that the festivities would begin right here | 庆祝会从这里开始 |
| 788 | at the Iowa State Fairgrounds. | 在爱荷华州博览会。 |
| 789 | And tonight, here I am. | 今晚,我来了 |
| 790 | Okay? | 好吗? |
| 791 | Promise is kept. | 承诺得到履行。 |
| 792 | It's an honor, too. | 亦谓之荣. |
| 793 | It's an honor because you've been with me from the beginning. | 我很荣幸,因为你从一开始就和我在一起 |
| 794 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 795 | Thank you, Grandma. | 谢谢你,奶奶 |
| 796 | No, it is an honor. | 不,这是一个荣誉。 |
| 797 | You've been with me from the beginning. | 你从一开始就跟我在一起 |
| 798 | It was without doubt. | 这是毫无疑问的。 |
| 799 | In fact, I had some moments when I said, | 事实上,我有些时候说, |
| 800 | maybe they might not — you know, fake stories | 也许他们可能不会 - 你知道,假故事 |
| 801 | were put out there like, I don't like corn. | 被放在那里一样, 我不喜欢玉米。 |
| 802 | I don't like corn. | 我不喜欢玉米 |
| 803 | I love corn. | 我喜欢玉米。 |
| 804 | I just love it. | 我只是喜欢它。 |
| 805 | But they give you fake news. | 但他们会给你假消息 |
| 806 | I said, Do you think that's going to hurt me in Iowa? | 我说 你觉得在爱荷华会伤害我吗? |
| 807 | My numbers went up. | 我的号码上升了。 |
| 808 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 809 | I can't figure you people out. | 我搞不懂你们 |
| 810 | This evening, we're officially launching America 250, | 今晚,我们正式推出美国250, |
| 811 | an enormous, year-long, | 一个巨大的,长达一年的, |
| 812 | nationwide celebration of our heritage. | 庆祝我们的遗产 |
| 813 | It's really also a celebration of our flag — | 这也是庆祝我们的旗帜。 |
| 814 | our great American flag | 我们伟大的美国国旗 |
| 815 | and our glorious American freedom. | 以及我们荣耀的美国自由 |
| 816 | Did anybody see the beautiful flag | 有人看见那美丽的旗帜吗? |
| 817 | I put up in front of the White House? | 我站在白宫门口? |
| 818 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 819 | Everyone's liking it. | 人人都喜欢 |
| 820 | I actually put two up. | 其实我加了两个 |
| 821 | I put one in the front, then one in the back. | 我放一个在前面,然后一个在后面。 |
| 822 | I didn't want to go too crazy. | 我不想太疯狂 |
| 823 | I thought that would be enough. | 我想这样就够了 |
| 824 | You know, they're big. | 你知道,他们很大。 |
| 825 | They're about as big as you can get. | 都差不多够大了 |
| 826 | We're proud of it. | 我们为此感到骄傲。 |
| 827 | We will be announcing many more details in the weeks to come, | 我们将在未来几周内宣布更多细节, |
| 828 | but there are just some of the things that we have planned. | 但是,我们计划了一些事情。 |
| 829 | And I have to say, first, | 我不得不说,首先, |
| 830 | in honor of the wonderful tradition | 以纪念伟大的传统 |
| 831 | of fairgrounds like this one — | 像这样的博览会 |
| 832 | this is a great fairground, as you know. | 如你所知,这是一个伟大的博览会。 |
| 833 | I've been here before. | 我以前来过这里 |
| 834 | We will be orchestrating what we're calling | 我们会安排我们所说的 |
| 835 | the Great American State Fair, | 伟大的美国州博览会, |
| 836 | and it will start right here in Iowa. | 从爱荷华州开始 |
| 837 | So, we're starting it off in Iowa. | 我们从爱荷华州开始 |
| 838 | Now, we're starting it off in your great fairgrounds, | 现在,我们开始 在你的伟大展厅, |
| 839 | and we're going to have a big crowd, | 我们会有一大群人 |
| 840 | just like we do tonight. | 就像我们今晚一样 |
| 841 | That's a big crowd. | 谓众曰. |
| 842 | I can't even see the end of it. | 我什至看不到它的结束。 |
| 843 | So, thank you back there. | 所以,谢谢你回到那里。 |
| 844 | I'd like to move the press back so they could see better. | 我想把媒体搬回去让他们看得更清楚 |
| 845 | But the Great American State Fair | 但伟大的美国州博览会 |
| 846 | will bring America 250 programming | 将会给美国带来250个编程 |
| 847 | to fairgrounds across the country, | 到全国各地的博览会, |
| 848 | culminating in a giant patriotic festival. | 最终形成了一个巨大的爱国节日. |
| 849 | Next summer, on the National Mall, | 明年夏天,在国家商场, |
| 850 | featuring exhibits from all 50 states. | 展示来自所有50个州的展品。 |
| 851 | And all 50 states are excited. | 所有50个州都很兴奋 |
| 852 | And I was excited. | 我很兴奋 |
| 853 | You know, when I did the 250, there was nothing I could do. | 你知道,当我做了250, 我无能为力。 |
| 854 | It was 250. | 这是250。 |
| 855 | So, I can't see. | 所以,我看不见。 |
| 856 | That was my baby. | 那是我的宝贝。 |
| 857 | The country happened to be 250 years old. | 该国恰巧有250岁. |
| 858 | But what I did do is, during my first term, | 但我所做的是, 在我的第一个任期内, |
| 859 | I got the Olympics and I got the great soccer. | 我得到了奥运会,我得到了伟大的足球。 |
| 860 | You know, that whole deal, right? | 你知道,整个交易,对不对? |
| 861 | I got — we call it soccer. | 我得到了,我们称之为足球。 |
| 862 | They call it football. | 他们称之为足球。 |
| 863 | I got them both. | 我得到了他们两个。 |
| 864 | I got the Olympics. | 我得到了奥运会。 |
| 865 | First, I got the Olympics, and I got it. | 首先,我得到了奥运会,我得到了它。 |
| 866 | I was president, and I said, you know, it's a shame. | 我是总统,我说,你知道,这很可惜。 |
| 867 | It's a shame. | 惭愧不已. |
| 868 | I got the World Cup, and I have the Olympics. | 我有世界杯,还有奥运会 |
| 869 | And I did it. | 我这样做了。 |
| 870 | And you have no idea, | 你却不知道 |
| 871 | President Obama didn't want to make a call to the Olympics. | 奥巴马总统不想给奥运打电话. |
| 872 | You know why? | 你知道为什么吗? |
| 873 | Because he went to Switzerland or wherever. | 因为他去了瑞士或任何地方。 |
| 874 | And he said, you know, if a president goes to get the Olympics, | 他说 如果总统去参加奥运会 |
| 875 | you have to have a deal. | 你得做个交易 |
| 876 | You have to be chosen. | 你必须被选中。 |
| 877 | He went there and he came in fourth. | 他去了那里,他进入了第四。 |
| 878 | So, he hated them, I guess. | 所以,他恨他们,我想。 |
| 879 | And he was unwilling to make a call. | 他不愿意打电话 |
| 880 | And they called me up. | 他们打电话给我。 |
| 881 | Democrats called me up, actually, from Los Angeles. | 民主党从洛杉矶打电话给我 |
| 882 | And I said, I'll do it. | 我说,我会做到这一点。 |
| 883 | I made the call. | 我打过电话 |
| 884 | And I couldn't get the people off the phone | 我连电话都打不通 |
| 885 | because they were so starved for love. | 因为他们渴望爱情 |
| 886 | Because nobody would call them from — | 因为没有人会给他们打电话... |
| 887 | anyway, we made a deal. | 反正我们说好了的 |
| 888 | I got the Olympics. | 我得到了奥运会。 |
| 889 | Then we got the World Cup with Johnny. | 然后我们得到了世界杯与约翰尼。 |
| 890 | We got the World Cup. | 我们得到了世界杯。 |
| 891 | And I got them both. | 我得到了他们两个。 |
| 892 | And I looked at my people. | 我看着我的人。 |
| 893 | I said, isn't it a shame? | 我说,这不很可惜吗? |
| 894 | I got these two, but it wasn't in the next four years. | 我得到了这两个,但它不是在接下来的四年。 |
| 895 | It was right after that and the one after that. | 刚从那之后,还有那个之后 |
| 896 | And I got the Olympics. | 还有奥运会 |
| 897 | I got the World Cup. | 我得到了世界杯。 |
| 898 | And we also have 250. | 还有250个 |
| 899 | So, it's a pretty wild term. | 所以,这是一个相当疯狂的术语。 |
| 900 | But I got these two things that are incredible. | 但我有两件事是不可思议的。 |
| 901 | Nobody else could have done it. | 其他人不可能这么做 |
| 902 | And I'm telling you, everybody wanted it. | 我告诉你,每个人都想要它。 |
| 903 | Nobody could have done it. | 没有人能做到这一点。 |
| 904 | And I said, and I won't be president | 我说,我不会当总统 |
| 905 | because I'll be president for four more years, | 因为我要再当四年总统 |
| 906 | but it won't be — and then they cheated and rigged the election. | 但它不会是, 然后他们欺骗和操纵选举。 |
| 907 | They rigged — you know, they don't even turn off the cameras | 他们操纵... 你知道,他们甚至不关闭摄像头 |
| 908 | when I say that now because now they know it's true, too. | 我这么说是因为现在他们也知道这是真的 |
| 909 | But they knew it was true before. | 但他们知道这是真的以前。 |
| 910 | Remember, the cameras used to immediately turn off. | 记住,摄像机用来 立即关闭。 |
| 911 | You see all those beautiful red lights go off. | 你看到那些美丽的红灯熄灭了 |
| 912 | Now I can say whatever I want because then they know it's true. | 现在我可以说我想说的话了 因为他们知道这是真的 |
| 913 | But they knew it was true before. | 但他们知道这是真的以前。 |
| 914 | It's fake news. | 假新闻. |
| 915 | That's why they call it. | 故人称之. |
| 916 | But you know what? | 但你知道吗? |
| 917 | This term is much more consequential | 这个名词更能产生后果 |
| 918 | than if I had done it the more traditional way. | 而不是我用更传统的方式 |
| 919 | This was slightly harder, believe me. | 这有点难 相信我 |
| 920 | It's slightly more dangerous because there are criminals | 比较危险,因为有罪犯 |
| 921 | on the other side that tried to put your president in jail | 在另一边 试图把你总统关进监狱 |
| 922 | and went after him, just like they do in third-world countries. | 和第三世界国家一样 |
| 923 | And we all beat them together. | 我们一起打败他们 |
| 924 | We beat them because our level of popularity was so high. | 我们打败他们是因为我们的受欢迎程度很高。 |
| 925 | And it was high because I explained the situation. | 它很高,因为我解释了情况。 |
| 926 | When these thugs came around, I explained it to the people. | 这些暴徒来的时候,我向人们解释了. |
| 927 | Unfortunately, I was able to be on a lot of television, a lot of — | 不幸的是,我能够在很多电视上, 很多... |
| 928 | I did whatever you had to do. | 我做了你该做的 |
| 929 | I had to explain it. | 我不得不解释 |
| 930 | Then they say, wow, that's fake stuff. | 然后他们说,哇,那是假东西。 |
| 931 | It was fake. | 这是假的。 |
| 932 | They're a bunch of bad people, but we kicked their ass | 他们是一群坏人,但我们踢他们的屁股 |
| 933 | and we're going to continue to do well, and I appreciate it. | 我们会继续做得很好,我很感激 |
| 934 | And there was nobody more loyal than Mr. Kauffman, | 没有人比考夫曼先生更忠诚 |
| 935 | who's fantastic, and Iowa — and his son, | 爱荷华和他的儿子 |
| 936 | who's maybe more fan — where the hell is he? | 谁更喜欢他? 他到底在哪? |
| 937 | Where is — stand up. | 在哪里——站起来。 |
| 938 | Where's your boy? | 哪里是你的儿子吗? |
| 939 | His son is better than him, I'm telling you. | 他的儿子比他强,我告诉你。 |
| 940 | And he doesn't mind. | 他不会介意的 |
| 941 | I have a lot of fathers | 我有很多父亲 |
| 942 | who would be very insulted if I said that. | 如果我这么说,他们会很受侮辱 |
| 943 | But they're bad people. | 但他们都是坏人 |
| 944 | He's a good guy. | 他是个好人 |
| 945 | He's got a son who's fantastic. | 他有一个儿子,谁的神奇。 |
| 946 | You know that. | 你知道这一点。 |
| 947 | I think he's probably here someplace. | 我想他可能在这里某处。 |
| 948 | Where is — oh, he's better looking than you, too. | 他比你还帅 |
| 949 | Good. | 不错 |
| 950 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 951 | Great job. | 干得不错 |
| 952 | Nobody more loyal than the people of Iowa | 没有人比爱荷华州人民更忠诚 |
| 953 | during that period of time when we had to show our stuff. | 在这段时间里,我们不得不展示我们的东西。 |
| 954 | But we just celebrated the 250th anniversary | 但我们刚刚庆祝了250周年 |
| 955 | of the Army at Fort Bragg. | 在布拉格堡的军队。 |
| 956 | You know, they changed the name, | 你知道,他们改了名字, |
| 957 | and we changed it back to Fort Bragg. | 我们把它改回布拉格堡了 |
| 958 | The people of North Carolina came up. | 北卡罗来纳州的人来了。 |
| 959 | They said, sir, we want to really have the name | 他们说,先生,我们真的想要这个名字 |
| 960 | of Fort Bragg back. | 布拉格堡回来。 |
| 961 | Everybody was saying that. | 大家都这么说 |
| 962 | They kept calling it Fort Bragg. | 他们一直叫它布拉格堡 |
| 963 | I changed it back. | 我换回来的 |
| 964 | You know, these radical-left lunatics | 这些激进的左翼疯子 |
| 965 | changed the name of Fort Bragg. | 改名为布拉格堡. |
| 966 | So, we won World War II. | 因此,我们赢得了二战. |
| 967 | We won World War I. | 我们赢得了第一次世界大战。 |
| 968 | We won other wars. | 我们赢得了其他战争。 |
| 969 | We won everything, | 我们赢得了一切 |
| 970 | from Fort Bragg and other places. | 来自布拉格堡和其他地方 |
| 971 | And we were also changing many of them back. | 我们也在改变其中的许多。 |
| 972 | And then we decided to change the name now. | 后来我们决定现在改名. |
| 973 | I tell people — you know, it's incredible. | 我告诉人们,你知道,这是不可思议的。 |
| 974 | We're the only people — we win two World Wars from a place, | 我们是唯一一个赢得两次世界大战的人, |
| 975 | and then we say, let's change the name. | 然后我们说,让我们改名。 |
| 976 | So, we change it back, and the people are very happy | 所以,我们把它换回来,人民非常快乐 |
| 977 | in North Carolina right now. | 现在在北卡罗莱纳州 |
| 978 | And we just celebrated — because the 250 was for the Army. | 我们刚刚庆祝——因为250是给军队的。 |
| 979 | It was one year earlier than the — which makes sense. | 这比当时早了一年——这是有道理的。 |
| 980 | You know, we had a little Army. | 你知道,我们有一个小军队。 |
| 981 | We did well. | 我们做得很好。 |
| 982 | And, you know, we have a nation. | 而且,你知道,我们有一个国家。 |
| 983 | So, it was one year earlier than the nation itself. | 因此,比国家本身早一年。 |
| 984 | And we had a beautiful parade in Washington, | 我们在华盛顿举行了一场美丽的游行, |
| 985 | D.C., the other day. | 华盛顿,那天。 |
| 986 | It was fantastic. | 简直太棒了 |
| 987 | You know, it was amazing because it was so — | 你知道,这是惊人的,因为它是如此... |
| 988 | the weather was so overcast, and it looked so bad. | 天气太过拥挤,看起来很糟 |
| 989 | And a week before, they said, oh, it's going to rain. | 一个星期前,他们说,哦,要下雨了。 |
| 990 | I said, oh, man, we're bringing all these Army tanks. | 我说,哦,伙计,我们要带这些陆军坦克来 |
| 991 | We're bringing all these people. | 我们要带这么多人来 |
| 992 | There's men and women. | 有男女众生. |
| 993 | They're going to march down Fifth Avenue or wherever. | 他们要向第五大道或任何地方进军 |
| 994 | This is terrible. | 这太可怕了 |
| 995 | It's going to rain. | 会下雨的。 |
| 996 | And then, on the day we woke up, | 然后,在我们醒来的那天, |
| 997 | rain is projected all night long, heavy. | 整个晚上都下着大雨 |
| 998 | Oh, I'm saying, I — I'll get my hair soaking wet. | 哦,我是说,我会弄湿我的头发。 |
| 999 | My hair is going to be soaking wet. | 我的头发会湿透的 |
| 1000 | I'll be — I'll be — I'll be crazy. | 我会... 我会... 我会... |
| 1001 | I'll say — I'll say, you know, this is terrible. | 我要说,你知道,这太可怕了。 |
| 1002 | It's going to rain one o'clock in the afternoon. | 下午一时大雨. |
| 1003 | The thing was at 8 in the evening, one o'clock. | 事情是晚上八点,一点钟 |
| 1004 | Rain is forecast at levels you haven't seen before. | 降雨的预测水平 你从来没有见过。 |
| 1005 | I said, oh, this is — and so the generals call me, | 我说,哦,这是 - 所以将军们叫我, |
| 1006 | sir, we could change it, but this is the Army. | 先生 我们可以改变 但这是军队 |
| 1007 | We're sort of used to bad weather. | 我们习惯了坏天气 |
| 1008 | I said, no, don't change it. | 我说,不,不要改变它。 |
| 1009 | I'll wear a raincoat. | 我会穿雨衣。 |
| 1010 | I'll wear a big, fat hat so I don't get totally drenched. | 我会戴个大胖帽 这样我就不会被完全浸透了 |
| 1011 | I'll be okay. | 我会没事的。 |
| 1012 | I'm such a tough cookie. | 我真是个硬饼干。 |
| 1013 | And then what happens? | 然后会发生什么? |
| 1014 | We get there, and there's no rain. | 我们到了那里,没有下雨。 |
| 1015 | And we go one hour, two hours, | 我们走一个小时,两个小时, |
| 1016 | three hours of watching these great guys | 三小时看这些好家伙 |
| 1017 | marching down Fifth Avenue. | 沿着第五大道前进 |
| 1018 | It never rained. | 从不下雨. |
| 1019 | And then I thought to myself, global warming. | 然后我想到,全球变暖。 |
| 1020 | They're telling us what's going to happen | 他们告诉我们会发生什么 |
| 1021 | in 250 years to our planet, | 在250年到我们的地球, |
| 1022 | but they can't tell us it's going to rain | 但他们不能告诉我们会下雨 |
| 1023 | three hours before the event. | 三小时前 |
| 1024 | In 250 years from now, | 250年后, |
| 1025 | the planet is going to burn up or freeze up. | 地球会燃烧或冻结 |
| 1026 | And, you know, remember when they said — | 而且,你知道,记住,当他们说... |
| 1027 | they called it global warming, then global cooling. | 他们称之为全球变暖,然后全球冷却。 |
| 1028 | They had all different things. | 他们有所有不同的东西。 |
| 1029 | Now they just change it to climate change, | 现在他们只是把它变成气候变化, |
| 1030 | because it's a climate change you can't miss. | 因为气候变化是不可错过的 |
| 1031 | How's it doing? | 怎么样? |
| 1032 | Climate change. | 气候变化。 |
| 1033 | Every time — if it's cold, if it's hot, | 每次——如果冷,如果热, |
| 1034 | if it's rainy, if it's sunny, if it's too crazy — | 如果下雨,如果阳光,如果太疯狂... |
| 1035 | we have climate change. | 我们有气候变化。 |
| 1036 | But think of it. | 但当思惟. |
| 1037 | They're telling you what's going to happen in 100 years. | 他们告诉你100年后会发生什么 |
| 1038 | The oceans are going to rise a quarter of an inch, | 海洋将上升四分之一英寸 |
| 1039 | and everyone is going to be wiped out. | 每个人都会被消灭 |
| 1040 | No, you're going to have more ocean-foot property | 不,你会有更多的海脚财产 |
| 1041 | if that happens. | 如果这发生。 |
| 1042 | It's okay. | 没关系。 |
| 1043 | Not the worst. | 不是最烂的 |
| 1044 | And think of it with all of the nuclear weapons. | 用所有的核武器来考虑 |
| 1045 | Remember, Biden had always used to say, | 记住,拜登总是说, |
| 1046 | It is an ex — it's an existential threat. | 这是一种前科——一种生存威胁。 |
| 1047 | He loves the word existential. | 他喜欢存在这个词。 |
| 1048 | It's an existential threat. | 这是一个存在性的威胁。 |
| 1049 | What is? | 这是什么? |
| 1050 | I don't know, climate change or climate. | 我不知道,气候变化或气候。 |
| 1051 | Remember that always — that's dangerous, too, | 记住,那也很危险 |
| 1052 | because they're going to take that and they're going to say, | 因为他们要拿走它 然后说 |
| 1053 | He couldn't say existential. | 他不能说存在。 |
| 1054 | So you can't imitate people either. | 所以你也不能模仿别人 |
| 1055 | Remember, I used to imitate Biden couldn't get off the stage, | 记住,我曾经模仿拜登无法下台 |
| 1056 | and I'd walk into walls. | 我会走进墙壁。 |
| 1057 | And I called my wife, because it's always on television, | 我打电话给我妻子 因为电视上总是这样 |
| 1058 | and she said — I said, How was it, baby? | 她说,我说,怎么样,宝贝? |
| 1059 | How good was that? | 怎么样? |
| 1060 | We had 44,000 people. | 我们有44,000人。 |
| 1061 | Nobody else could do it. | 没有人能做到这一点。 |
| 1062 | I have to brag a little bit, | 我要吹嘘一下 |
| 1063 | you know, because what the hell? | 你知道,因为什么地狱? |
| 1064 | It's a little truth to that. | 略说真言曰. |
| 1065 | But I brag a little bit. | 但我吹嘘一下。 |
| 1066 | I say, How good was I? | 我说,我有多好? |
| 1067 | You were really good. | 你真的很厉害。 |
| 1068 | But, you know, what happened? | 但是,你知道,发生了什么事? |
| 1069 | You couldn't find this. | 你找不到这个 |
| 1070 | You couldn't get off the stage. | 你不能离开舞台。 |
| 1071 | I said, No, I was imitating Biden. | 我说,不,我模仿拜登。 |
| 1072 | No, well, that's not the way it showed up. | 不,不是那样的 |
| 1073 | They showed you hitting walls, bunking your head on walls. | 他们让你打墙 把你的头放在墙上 |
| 1074 | So even like the word existential, | 所以即使像存在这个词, |
| 1075 | when I imitate him saying it, tonight it's going to be on CNN. | 当我模仿他说的话, 今晚将在CNN。 |
| 1076 | He couldn't speak. | 他不能说话。 |
| 1077 | He couldn't say the word. | 他不能说这个词。 |
| 1078 | These are seriously sick people. | 这些人病得很重 |
| 1079 | But now, this fall, we're also going to be celebrating | 但现在,秋天,我们也要庆祝 |
| 1080 | 250 birthdays of the United States Navy | 美国海军250岁生日 |
| 1081 | and the United States Marines. | 美国海军陆战队 |
| 1082 | They're all prejudiced, | 他们都有偏见, |
| 1083 | and one of them is going to be really great. | 其中一个会非常棒 |
| 1084 | It's called Space Force because that was my baby. | 这叫太空部队 因为这是我的宝贝 |
| 1085 | Remember, they wanted to terminate it. | 记住,他们想结束它。 |
| 1086 | First year of Biden's administration, | 拜登执政的第一年 |
| 1087 | they wanted to terminate Space Force, | 他们想终止太空部队 |
| 1088 | and the military wouldn't let them. | 军方不会让他们去的 |
| 1089 | And it's turned out to be one of the most important there is. | 并且证明是其中最重要的一个. |
| 1090 | I was very proud of that. | 我为此感到非常骄傲。 |
| 1091 | Space Force. | 航天部队. |
| 1092 | And they're doing great. | 他们做的很好。 |
| 1093 | In addition, just as I promised, | 此外,正如我承诺的, |
| 1094 | five years ago tonight at my speech at Mount Rushmore, | 五年前今晚我在拉什莫尔山演讲时 |
| 1095 | where a certain governor at that time, | 在那个时候某个州长 |
| 1096 | who's now our Homeland Security chief, | 他现在是我们的国土安全局局长, |
| 1097 | Kristi Noem, stand up, Kristi. | 克里斯蒂·诺姆 站起来 克里斯蒂 |
| 1098 | Now I don't have to introduce you later. | 现在我不必晚点介绍你 |
| 1099 | You know, I hired Tom Homan for the border, | 你知道,我雇用汤姆・霍曼 为边境, |
| 1100 | and I said, Tom, I want you to give me | 我说,汤姆,我要你给我 |
| 1101 | who'd be the best to be the Secretary of Homeland Security, | 成为国土安全部长的最好人选 |
| 1102 | which is essentially his boss. | 这基本上是他的老板。 |
| 1103 | He said, Kristi Noem, sir. | 他说,克里斯蒂・诺姆,先生。 |
| 1104 | I said, Kristi Noem? | 我说,克里斯蒂诺姆? |
| 1105 | You got to be kidding. | 开什么玩笑 |
| 1106 | She's a great person. | 她是个好人 |
| 1107 | She's smart, but I mean, is she tough enough? | 她很聪明,但我的意思是 她够硬吗? |
| 1108 | Sir, she's the toughest person around. | 长官,她是最强悍的人 |
| 1109 | I said, and she is. | 我说了 她就是 |
| 1110 | She's tough as hell. | 她很坚强 |
| 1111 | I've learned. | 我已经学会了。 |
| 1112 | I'll tell you, a lot of bad people have learned, | 我告诉你 很多坏人已经学会了 |
| 1113 | and she's done a fantastic job. | 她做了一个伟大的工作。 |
| 1114 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1115 | But we're going to be officially opening | 但是我们要正式开幕了 |
| 1116 | the National Garden of American Heroes, | 美国英雄国家花园 |
| 1117 | a vast outdoor park featuring statues | 一个巨大的户外公园 以雕像为主 |
| 1118 | of the greatest Americans who ever lived. | 有史以来最伟大的美国人 |
| 1119 | You know, they took down a lot of our statues. | 他们把很多我们的雕像都拆了 |
| 1120 | They took down statues of some of the greatest people | 他们拿下一些最伟大的人的雕像 |
| 1121 | that we've ever had living. | 我们曾经有过的生活。 |
| 1122 | I stopped them from taking down Thomas Jefferson. | 我阻止他们拿下托马斯·杰斐逊 |
| 1123 | They wanted to take the Thomas Jefferson Memorial. | 他们想夺取托马斯·杰斐逊纪念馆. |
| 1124 | They wanted to rip the hell out of the statue inside. | 他们想把雕像扯出来 |
| 1125 | You can imagine who they were going to put up. | 你可以想象他们要对付谁 |
| 1126 | Let's get rid of Thomas Jefferson. | 让我们摆脱托马斯·杰斐逊。 |
| 1127 | So, we stopped them. | 所以,我们阻止了他们。 |
| 1128 | We signed a law. | 我们签署了一项法律。 |
| 1129 | Do you remember that night? | 你还记得那晚吗? |
| 1130 | It was crazy. | 这是疯狂的。 |
| 1131 | And they were marching toward the Jefferson Memorial, | 他们正向杰斐逊纪念堂进军, |
| 1132 | and I took out an old bill from 1909, | 我拿出1909年的旧帐单 |
| 1133 | and it was a bill that, if you so much as touch old, | 并且这是一个法案, 如果你这么多触摸老, |
| 1134 | because today they don't do these things. | 因为今天他们不这样做。 |
| 1135 | They don't do it like they used to. | 他们不会像以前那样 |
| 1136 | Today, you could never get it passed. | 今天,你永远无法通过它。 |
| 1137 | It said, if you so much as touch a monument or a statue, | 它说,如果你这么多 触摸纪念碑或雕像, |
| 1138 | you go to jail for a 10-year period. | 你进监狱十年 |
| 1139 | No, anything. | 不,任何东西。 |
| 1140 | So, they were marching down there, | 于是,他们向下行军, |
| 1141 | and in the middle of their march, | 在他们的游行中, |
| 1142 | I gave a news conference. | 我做了一个新闻发布会。 |
| 1143 | I said, | 我说, |
| 1144 | Anybody that touches, and I'm signing, | 任何人接触, 而我签, |
| 1145 | immediately goes to jail for a 10-year period. | 立即入狱10年 |
| 1146 | That march broke up so quickly you've never seen. | 游行这么快就散了 你从未见过 |
| 1147 | They said, It's a miracle. | 他们说,这是一个奇迹。 |
| 1148 | What happened? | 发生了什么事? |
| 1149 | I signed a little bill that said, | 我签了个小法案说 |
| 1150 | You go to jail for a 10-year period. | 你进监狱十年 |
| 1151 | It was a great thing. | 这是一件伟大的事情。 |
| 1152 | It was an old bill that wasn't used. | 那是个旧帐单,没有用过 |
| 1153 | In fact, I don't know. | 实际上,我不知道。 |
| 1154 | I hope we don't have to use it again. | 希望我们不用再用它了 |
| 1155 | But they're learning that, you know, we saved Los Angeles. | 但是他们知道 我们救了洛杉矶 |
| 1156 | If we didn't send in the National Guard, | 如果我们不派国民警卫队来 |
| 1157 | I would have sent in the military if they needed it. | 如果他们需要,我会派军队去 |
| 1158 | But if we didn't send in the National Guard, | 但如果我们不派国民警卫队来 |
| 1159 | Los Angeles would have been burned down to the ground, | 洛杉矶会被烧成灰烬 |
| 1160 | just like half of their houses were burned down to the ground | 就像他们一半的房屋被烧毁一样 |
| 1161 | because they didn't give water that they had plenty of. | 因为他们没有给水 因为他们有足够的。 |
| 1162 | I'm pleased to report that the one big, | 我很高兴地报告 最大的一个, |
| 1163 | beautiful bill includes full funding for those statues. | 美丽的法案包括这些雕像的全部资金。 |
| 1164 | And we're going to do statues to our greatest Americans. | 我们要为我们最伟大的美国人做雕像。 |
| 1165 | And we're going to let the people choose who they are. | 我们要让人民选择他们是谁 |
| 1166 | You better choose me, and I'm only kidding. | 你最好选择我 我只是在开玩笑 |
| 1167 | I should take myself out. | 我应该自己出去 |
| 1168 | I think I should take myself out, Susie. | 我想我应该自己出去,苏西。 |
| 1169 | Our great Chief of Staff, the first woman Chief of Staff. | 我们伟大的参谋长,第一位女参谋长。 |
| 1170 | Can you believe it? | 你能相信吗? |
| 1171 | Susie Wiles, stand up. | 苏西·威尔斯 站起来 |
| 1172 | And that beautiful exterior, don't let it fool you. | 还有那美丽的外表 别被它愚弄了 |
| 1173 | She's rough and tough. | 她又粗鲁又坚强 |
| 1174 | She got rated the most powerful woman anywhere in the world. | 她被评为世界上最强大的女人 |
| 1175 | She can take out a country with a mere phone call, | 她可以用电话打出一个国家 |
| 1176 | which is true. | 这是真的。 |
| 1177 | Actually, it's very true in her case. | 实际上,这在她的案子里是非常真实的。 |
| 1178 | And she's done a great job. | 她表现的很好 |
| 1179 | We're doing okay, Susie? | 我们做的好吗,苏西? |
| 1180 | Looking good. | 看起来不错。 |
| 1181 | We had a good two weeks, right? | 我们相处了两周,对吧? |
| 1182 | This was how to be the best two weeks. | 这是最好的两周。 |
| 1183 | Has anybody ever had a better two weeks than me? | 有没有人比我好两周? |
| 1184 | Next, to bring back our people together | 接下来,让我们的人民重聚 |
| 1185 | through the power of sports, America 250 | 通过体育的力量,美国 250 |
| 1186 | will also host a brand new first of its kind youth athletes. | 此外,还将主办首届青年运动会。 |
| 1187 | It's a competition known as the Patriot Games, | 这个比赛被称为爱国运动会 |
| 1188 | and it features top high school athletes from all 50 states. | 它的特色是来自所有50个州的优秀高中运动员。 |
| 1189 | It's going to be great. | 将作大势. |
| 1190 | And this phenomenal patriotic sporting event | 这场伟大的爱国运动 |
| 1191 | will be nationally televised, | 将在全国电视上播放, |
| 1192 | and it will be led by our great Secretary of Health | 它将由我们伟大的卫生部长领导 |
| 1193 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-21). and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. | |
| 1194 | He's really going to be. | 他真的会的 |
| 1195 | He's great, and he's a little different, right? | 他是伟大的, 他有点不同,对不对? |
| 1196 | He's a little bit. | 他有点 |
| 1197 | We needed somebody different. | 我们需要不同的人 |
| 1198 | You know, autism. | 孤独症 |
| 1199 | You go back, I guess, 18 years, 10,000 — | 你回去,我想,18年,1万... |
| 1200 | think of this — out of 10,000 people, okay? | 想想看,在一万人中,好吗? |
| 1201 | Ten thousand people. | 一万众生. |
| 1202 | And I'll go a little different way. | 我也会走另一条路 |
| 1203 | Right now, out of 10,000 people, | 现在,一万人中, |
| 1204 | 18 people don't have — they're safe. | 18人没有——他们很安全. |
| 1205 | Eighteen people. | 十八众. |
| 1206 | We have a statistic on autism. | 我们有关于自闭症的统计数字。 |
| 1207 | That's the worst I've ever seen. | 此最难见. |
| 1208 | And he's going to change it. | 且将改之. |
| 1209 | He's going to change it. | 他会改变的 |
| 1210 | It used to be — 20 years ago, you just didn't have it. | 曾经是——20年前,你只是没有. |
| 1211 | And now it's numbers that are unbelievable. | 而现在的数字是不可思议的。 |
| 1212 | Unbelievable, where the numbers are so bad, | 难以置信 数字这么差的地方 |
| 1213 | it's got to be artificially induced, | 它必须人工诱导, |
| 1214 | and we're going to find out what it is and when. | 我们要找出它是什么 何时是什么 |
| 1215 | We're going to find it out as soon as possible. | 我们会尽快找到的 |
| 1216 | I mean, you think about it, the numbers have increased | 我的意思是,你想想, 数字增加了 |
| 1217 | by 200-fold, and that's really something. | 超过200倍, 这真的很重要。 |
| 1218 | And we're going to get to the bottom of it. | 亦复如是. |
| 1219 | That's a terrible situation. | 情况很糟 |
| 1220 | Likewise, under the leadership of Secretary Burgum, | 同样,在布古姆秘书的领导下, |
| 1221 | who's here right now — he was the great governor of North | 他现在在这里 他曾经是北大总督 |
| 1222 | Carolina. | 卡罗莱纳 |
| 1223 | Great governor of North Dakota. | 北达科他州大总督. |
| 1224 | Where is he? | 他现在在哪? |
| 1225 | Mr. Secretary. | 秘书先生 |
| 1226 | And he's in charge of energy plus a lot of land. | 并负责能源加土地. |
| 1227 | He's the biggest landlord, I guess, in the world. | 我猜他是世界上最大的房东 |
| 1228 | But he was a great governor of North Dakota, | 但他是北达科他州伟大的州长 |
| 1229 | and he was very special in so many ways. | 他在很多方面都很特别 |
| 1230 | He became an energy expert, and he came to me, | 他成为了能源专家 他来找我 |
| 1231 | and I said, I want you to be the head of energy. | 我说,我希望你成为能源的头。 |
| 1232 | He said, no, we have one man that's better than me, | 他说,不,我们有一个人比我好, |
| 1233 | and that was Chris, right? | 这是克里斯,对不对? |
| 1234 | And put him in charge. | 并让他负责。 |
| 1235 | And we merged the two, | 我们合并了两个 |
| 1236 | and he's got all the land with all the oil, | 他拥有所有的土地 与所有的石油, |
| 1237 | and the other one has all the expertise | 而另一个拥有所有的专门知识 |
| 1238 | to get the oil out of the land. | 把石油运出陆地 |
| 1239 | And Chris is doing great, and you're doing great, Doug. | 克里斯做得很好,你做得很好,道格。 |
| 1240 | And I appreciate it. | 我感激不尽 |
| 1241 | And say hello to Catherine | 跟凯瑟琳打个招呼 |
| 1242 | and everybody. | 和每个人。 |
| 1243 | You're doing a great job. | 你干得不错 |
| 1244 | We have a great cabinet. | 我们有一个伟大的内阁。 |
| 1245 | So, every one of our national park battlefields | 所以,我们国家公园的每一个战场 |
| 1246 | and historic sites are going to have special events | 和历史遗址将举行特别活动 |
| 1247 | in honor of America 250. | 以纪念美国250。 |
| 1248 | And I even think we're going to have a UFC fight. | 我甚至认为我们将会有一场UFC比赛。 |
| 1249 | We're going to have — does anybody watch UFC? | 我们将要——有人看UFC吗? |
| 1250 | The great Dana White. | 伟大的丹娜·怀特 |
| 1251 | We're going to have a UFC fight. | 我们要进行UFC的战斗. |
| 1252 | Think of this, on the grounds of the White House. | 想想吧,以白宫为理由 |
| 1253 | We have a lot of land there. | 我们有很多土地在那里。 |
| 1254 | We're going to build a little — | 我们要建点... |
| 1255 | we're not. | 我们不是。 |
| 1256 | Dana is going to do it. | Dana会这么做的 |
| 1257 | Dana is great. | 达娜很棒 |
| 1258 | One of a kind. | 某某类. |
| 1259 | We're going to have a UFC fight. | 我们要进行UFC的战斗. |
| 1260 | Championship fight. | 冠军争夺战. |
| 1261 | Full fight. | 全力作战. |
| 1262 | Like 20, 25,000 people. | 像20,25,000人。 |
| 1263 | And we're going to do that as part of 250 also. | 我们将做250个部分。 |
| 1264 | We're going to have some incredible events, | 我们会有一些不可思议的事件, |
| 1265 | some professional events, some amateur events. | 一些专业活动,一些业余活动。 |
| 1266 | But the UFC fight is going to be a big deal, too. | 但UFC的战斗也会成为一件大事. |
| 1267 | And to fund improvements and enhanced experiences | 并资助改进和增强经验 |
| 1268 | across the park system for this anniversary, | 跨公园系统庆祝这个周年 |
| 1269 | I've just signed an executive order | 我刚签了行政命令 |
| 1270 | to raise entrance fees for foreign tourists | 提高外国游客的入境费; |
| 1271 | while keeping prices low for Americans. | 同时也让美国人保持低价 |
| 1272 | And we're going to do that. | 我们要做到这一点。 |
| 1273 | The national parks | 国家公园 |
| 1274 | will be about America first. | 将首先涉及美国。 |
| 1275 | We're going to take it America first for the national parks. | 我们先把美国带到国家公园 |
| 1276 | And these are just a few of the many programs, | 这些只是很多节目中的几个 |
| 1277 | initiatives, celebrations | 倡议、庆祝活动 |
| 1278 | that we'll renew for our national pride. | 我们会为民族自豪而重现 |
| 1279 | We're going to have great pride. | 我们会非常骄傲的 |
| 1280 | I think we do have great pride. | 我认为我们确实非常自豪。 |
| 1281 | I think we have more pride and more spirit in our country | 我觉得我们国家比较骄傲和精神 |
| 1282 | right now than we've had in 50 years. | 现在比我们50年来还好 |
| 1283 | And together, we're going to ensure | 我们一起确保 |
| 1284 | that America's 250th anniversary | 美国250周年 |
| 1285 | is the single greatest year in the history of our country. | 这是我国历史上最伟大的一年。 |
| 1286 | We want to have a lot of great things. | 我们想要很多伟大的东西。 |
| 1287 | A lot of the things that Bobby and Health and Human Services | 很多事情,鲍比 和卫生与公众服务 |
| 1288 | are doing are going to come up during that period of time. | 在那段时间里,我们将会出现 |
| 1289 | And we're going to come up with a lot of tremendous things | 我们会想出很多伟大的事情 |
| 1290 | for health and safety. | 健康与安全。 |
| 1291 | And economically, we're going to have the strongest country | 在经济上,我们将拥有最强大的国家 |
| 1292 | anywhere in the world. | 世界上任何一处 |
| 1293 | The bill that we just got approved today was — | 我们今天刚刚批准的法案是... |
| 1294 | think of that — all of those votes — two negative votes. | 想想——所有这些表决——有两张反对票。 |
| 1295 | But we had no Democrats. | 但我们没有民主党人。 |
| 1296 | Two negative votes in the Republicans out of all that. | 共和党有两张反对票 |
| 1297 | So I want to thank those great Republicans | 所以我想感谢那些伟大的共和党人 |
| 1298 | that voted to get it in. | 投了票才弄进去的 |
| 1299 | You know, we can only lose three if we lost three. | 你知道,我们只能失去三个。 |
| 1300 | If we lost three, trouble. | 如果输了三个,麻烦就大了 |
| 1301 | Now, we didn't lose three. | 现在,我们没有失去三个。 |
| 1302 | We lost two, and I'm sure if I needed the two, | 我们失去了两个,我确定 如果我需要两个, |
| 1303 | I could have gotten them two. | 我可以让他们两个。 |
| 1304 | But we're pleased to be joined tonight by many friends | 但是我们很高兴今晚有很多朋友加入 |
| 1305 | who will help make that possible, including — | 将帮助实现这一点,包括: |
| 1306 | 我从北达科他州介绍Doug Burgum | |
| 1307 | And just great. | 很不错 |
| 1308 | He was really one of the best. | 他确实是最棒的 |
| 1309 | Was he a better governor than you? | 他比你好吗? |
| 1310 | Would you say, Christie, was he better than you? | 你会说,克里斯蒂, 他比你更好? |
| 1311 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 1312 | Because they were neighbors, you know? | 因为他们是邻居 你知道吗? |
| 1313 | You had North Dakota. | 你有北达科他州。 |
| 1314 | You had South Dakota. | 你有南达科他州。 |
| 1315 | Brooke Rollins. | 布鲁克·罗林斯. |
| 1316 | Thank you, Brooke. | 谢谢你,布鲁克。 |
| 1317 | Great job. | 干得不错 |
| 1318 | She's now the Agricultural Secretary. | 她现在是农业秘书 |
| 1319 | Christie Noem. | 克里斯蒂诺姆。 |
| 1320 | Great governor also. | 大总督也. |
| 1321 | But she's doing a — I don't know. | 但她正在做一个 - 我不知道。 |
| 1322 | You like this better than being governor? | 你更喜欢做州长? |
| 1323 | Don't say. | 不要说。 |
| 1324 | They love you in this state. | 他们爱你在这个状态。 |
| 1325 | Don't say. | 不要说。 |
| 1326 | Maybe the most important guy in this whole place. | 也许这里最重要的人 |
| 1327 | You know, a lot of projects | 你知道,很多项目 |
| 1328 | have stopped using environmental stuff. | 已经停止使用 环保的东西。 |
| 1329 | A lot of projects have stopped. | 许多项目已经停止。 |
| 1330 | They use it as a weapon — the radical left and others. | 他们用它作为武器——激进的左翼和其他人. |
| 1331 | They use it as a weapon. | 他们用它做武器 |
| 1332 | This man is the greatest. | 这个人是最伟大的。 |
| 1333 | He's doing a job. | 他在做一个工作。 |
| 1334 | That's incredible. | 不可思议. |
| 1335 | Doug would tell you that. | 道格会告诉你的 |
| 1336 | Everybody will tell you that. | 每个人都会告诉你的 |
| 1337 | Lee Zeldin. | 李泽尔丁. |
| 1338 | He's the head of the EPA, the Environmental Protection Agency. | 他是环保局,环保局的负责人. |
| 1339 | He's the head of it. | 其头曰. |
| 1340 | Great guy. | 不错的家伙。 |
| 1341 | He was a great politician, a tremendous congressman. | 他是个伟大的政治家 伟大的国会议员 |
| 1342 | He ran for governor of New York, which is tough. | 他竞选纽约州长,很艰难 |
| 1343 | And he almost — he almost won. | 他几乎,他几乎赢了。 |
| 1344 | I'm glad he didn't win, actually. | 我很高兴他没赢 |
| 1345 | I wouldn't have you write that. | 我不会让你写的。 |
| 1346 | And I said, Lee, a nuclear power plant, | 我说,李,核电站, |
| 1347 | we give you one week to get me the approval. | 我们给你一个星期的时间来给我批准 |
| 1348 | So — but he's been done great. | 所以... 但他表现得很好 |
| 1349 | And we — you know, we have factories | 我们... 我们有工厂 |
| 1350 | that we have plants all over the world right now, | 现在全世界都有植物 |
| 1351 | and they're being built and they're going up. | 他们正在建设中,他们正在上升。 |
| 1352 | Also, Governor Kim Reynolds from Iowa. | 还有,艾奥瓦州州长金·雷诺兹 |
| 1353 | Thank you, Kim. | 谢谢你,金。 |
| 1354 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1355 | Thank you for being here. | 谢谢你能来 |
| 1356 | Appreciate it. | 谢谢 |
| 1357 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1358 | And Lieutenant Governor Chris Corner. | 还有州长克里斯・康纳 |
| 1359 | Where's Chris? | 克里斯呢? 克丽丝在哪? |
| 1360 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-26). Chris Corner. | |
| 1361 | Thank you, Chris, very much. | 谢谢你,克里斯,非常感谢。 |
| 1362 | Great job. | 干得不错 |
| 1363 | You have Senator Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst. | 你有参议员查克・格拉斯利和乔尼・恩斯特 |
| 1364 | Chuck. | 琩 |
| 1365 | Hi, Chuck. | 嗨,查克,你好吗? |
| 1366 | He's doing great, too. | 他也表现得很好 |
| 1367 | He's — boy, | 他... 男孩儿,我们... |
| 1368 | he's got more energy than all of us. | 他的精力比我们所有人都多 |
| 1369 | And where's Joni? | 乔尼呢? |
| 1370 | Is Joni here? | 乔尼在吗? |
| 1371 | Hi, Joni. | 嗨,乔尼。 |
| 1372 | Very good. | 很不错。 |
| 1373 | Good job. | 干得不错 |
| 1374 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1375 | Thank you very much, Joni. | 非常感谢,乔尼。 |
| 1376 | And you have members of Congress — | 你有国会议员... |
| 1377 | Ashley Henson, Marionette Miller-Mings, | 阿什利・亨森,玛丽・米勒 -明斯, |
| 1378 | (原始内容存档于2018-03-09). Zach Nunn, Randy Feenstra. | |
| 1379 | Good group. | 好组 |
| 1380 | We flew in together, and, boy, they were nice. | 我们一起飞来,他们很好 |
| 1381 | I loved — they were so happy at that victory today, | 我爱他们今天的胜利, |
| 1382 | weren't you? | 是吗? |
| 1383 | Randy, thank you very much. | 兰迪,非常感谢 |
| 1384 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1385 | That was great. | 这是伟大的。 |
| 1386 | We had a good flight. | 我们旅途愉快 |
| 1387 | We have an ambassador who's been my friend | 我们有位大使是我的朋友 |
| 1388 | for a long time, Monica Crowley. | 很久以来,莫妮卡・克劳利。 |
| 1389 | She was — I heard her speak. | 我听到她说话了 |
| 1390 | I thought she did really well. | 我以为她表现得很好 |
| 1391 | Thank you, Monica. | 谢谢你 莫妮卡 |
| 1392 | And you know Matt Whitaker, a man from Iowa. | 你知道马特・惠特克, 一个来自爱荷华州的人。 |
| 1393 | Ambassador to NATO. | 驻北约大使. |
| 1394 | We also had a person — I have to give her credit — | 我们也有一个人——我必须承认她—— |
| 1395 | Brenna Byrd, Attorney General. | 布伦娜·伯德 总检察长 |
| 1396 | She came out, and she endorsed me very early, | 她很早前就支持我 她很早就回来了 |
| 1397 | and I appreciate it. | 谢谢你 |
| 1398 | Where's Brenna? | 布伦娜呢? |
| 1399 | Where is — | 哪里是... |
| 1400 | Hi, Brenna. | 嗨,布伦娜。 |
| 1401 | She came out. | 她出来了。 |
| 1402 | She endorsed me. | 她认可了我。 |
| 1403 | I said, thank you very much. | 我说,非常感谢。 |
| 1404 | Who the hell is that? | 那是谁啊? |
| 1405 | She's great. | 她是伟大的。 |
| 1406 | Former State Senator Brad Zahn. | 前州参议员布拉德·扎恩. |
| 1407 | Oh, my man. | 哦,我的伙计。 |
| 1408 | There he is. | 他来了 |
| 1409 | I haven't seen you. | 我没看见你 |
| 1410 | He was the first man in the entire country | 他是全国第一人 |
| 1411 | that endorsed me, right? | 那认可了我,对不对? |
| 1412 | Not just from Iowa. | 不只是爱荷华州 |
| 1413 | He endorsed me three months before I ran. | 在我竞选前三个月 他认可了我 |
| 1414 | He said, that guy from New York should run. | 他说,那个来自纽约的家伙应该跑。 |
| 1415 | So, I want to thank you. | 所以,我想谢谢你。 |
| 1416 | Really great. | 真不错 |
| 1417 | You're looking good, too. | 你看起来也不错。 |
| 1418 | He's like the Marlboro Man, you know? | 他就像万宝路人,你知道吗? |
| 1419 | He looks like the Marlboro Man and some guy. | 他看起来像万宝路人和某个人 |
| 1420 | Iowa Speaker Pat Grassley. | 爱荷华州议长帕特·格拉斯利. |
| 1421 | Pat, thank you very much, Pat. | 帕特,非常感谢,帕特 |
| 1422 | Nice to see you, Pat. | 很高兴见到你 帕特 |
| 1423 | Iowa Senate Majority Leader Jack Whitver. | 爱荷华州参议院多数党领袖杰克·惠特弗. |
| 1424 | Thank you, Jack. | 谢谢你,杰克。 |
| 1425 | Iowa House Majority Leader-elect Bobby Kaufman. | 爱荷华州众议院多数派领袖当选人鲍比·考夫曼. |
| 1426 | Thank you, Bobby. | 谢谢你,鲍比。 |
| 1427 | Great future. | 伟大的未来。 |
| 1428 | Brad, great future. | 布拉德,伟大的未来。 |
| 1429 | A friend of mine, Dan Newland, | 我的一个朋友,丹・纽兰, |
| 1430 | who's the most generous human being. | 谁是最慷慨的人。 |
| 1431 | He gives away — he hears somebody is in trouble. | 他放弃了 他听说有人有麻烦了 |
| 1432 | He hears somebody is in trouble, | 他听说有人有麻烦了 |
| 1433 | and he goes wild, and he's just a very good guy. | 他疯狂了 他只是个好人 |
| 1434 | And Jeff Kaufman, the head of your party here, | 杰夫・考夫曼,你这里的聚会负责人, |
| 1435 | so come on, stand up, Jeff. | 起来,杰夫 |
| 1436 | You can stand up. | 你可以站起来。 |
| 1437 | Thank you, Jeff. | 谢谢你,杰夫。 |
| 1438 | Great job. | 干得不错 |
| 1439 | And Jeff was with me right from the beginning. | 杰夫从一开始就跟我在一起 |
| 1440 | When I was complaining about things, I'd call him. | 当我抱怨的事情, 我会打电话给他。 |
| 1441 | He'd do it sometimes. | 他有时候会这么做 |
| 1442 | He was better as I started winning, winning, winning. | 我开始赢,赢,赢的时候,他好多了 |
| 1443 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 1444 | But Jeff has been great. | 但杰夫很厉害 |
| 1445 | He's a great leader. | 他是一个伟大的领袖。 |
| 1446 | Thank you very much, Jeff, for being here. | 非常感谢你,杰夫,你来了 |
| 1447 | And I have to say that Lee Greenwood has been unbelievable. | 我必须说李格林伍德真是难以置信 |
| 1448 | That song — where is Lee? | 那首歌——李在哪里? |
| 1449 | Is he around here? | 他在吗? |
| 1450 | That song — it's the hottest song of its kind. | 那首歌——是同类最热的歌曲. |
| 1451 | Number one of its kind. | 其类第一. |
| 1452 | You know, it's a certain genre. | 你知道,这是一个特定的流派。 |
| 1453 | But thank you, Lee, very much. | 但是谢谢你,李,非常感谢。 |
| 1454 | A real great song and great talent. | 一个真正的伟大的歌和伟大的天赋。 |
| 1455 | This Independence Day, let's also give a very special | 这个独立日,让我们也给一个非常特别的 |
| 1456 | thanks to every veteran and military service member | 感谢每一位退伍军人和军人 |
| 1457 | here tonight for their outstanding devotion | 今夜在此献身 |
| 1458 | to our country. | 我们的国家。 |
| 1459 | And I also want to thank — and thank you, fellas. | 我也谨感谢——和感谢你们,伙计们。 |
| 1460 | Stand up, fellas. | 站起来,伙计们。 |
| 1461 | Look at them. | 看看他们。 |
| 1462 | They're in good shape. | 其形颇佳. |
| 1463 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1464 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 1465 | That's a lot of veterans. | 那是很多退伍军人。 |
| 1466 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1467 | What an honor. | 真荣幸 |
| 1468 | I also want to thank the large group of Iowa pastors | 我也要感谢爱荷华州众多牧师 |
| 1469 | and faith leaders for their beautiful prayers, | 和信道的领袖, |
| 1470 | including pastors Joshua Kent, Tammy Hall, | 包括牧师约书亚・肯特,塔米・霍尔, |
| 1471 | Joseph Hall, Kareen Sturtz, Maureen Prakash, | 约瑟夫·霍尔 卡琳·施图尔茨 莫琳·普拉卡什 |
| 1472 | Ajay Prakash, Dan McCoy, Rose Kessler, Michael DeJob, | 阿杰·普拉卡什 丹·麦考伊 罗斯·凯斯勒 迈克尔·德乔布 |
| 1473 | Jose Rodriguez, ministry leaders, | 何塞·罗德里格斯,各部领导人, |
| 1474 | Virginia, Calgary, Sarah Kent. | 弗吉尼亚 卡尔加里 莎拉·肯特 |
| 1475 | And thanks also to Bob Vander Plaats. | 还感谢鲍勃·范德·普拉茨 |
| 1476 | Thank you very much, everybody. | 非常感谢各位 |
| 1477 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1478 | Stand up. | 站起来 |
| 1479 | You're the people we want to listen to. | 你是我们想听的人。 |
| 1480 | Stand up. | 站起来 |
| 1481 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1482 | There they are. | 他们在那里。 |
| 1483 | Look at that group. | 看那组人 |
| 1484 | I want to be with them. | 我想和他们在一起 |
| 1485 | They have the real power. | 他们有真正的力量。 |
| 1486 | They have more power than all of us. | 他们比我们所有人拥有更大的权力。 |
| 1487 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1488 | You've been so good and so supportive. | 你一直这么好 支持。 |
| 1489 | We were supported with the evangelicals, 89 percent. | 我们得到了福音派的支持,89%。 |
| 1490 | And we're looking for the other 11 percent. | 我们正在寻找另外11%。 |
| 1491 | We don't believe it. | 我们不相信 |
| 1492 | As we prepare to celebrate two and a half centuries of freedom, | 当我们准备庆祝两个半世纪的自由 |
| 1493 | I'm inviting America's great religious communities | 我邀请美国伟大的宗教社团 |
| 1494 | to pray for our nation and for our people. | 为我们的国家和人民祈祷 |
| 1495 | From the beginning, this has always been a country | 从一开始,这里就是一个国家 |
| 1496 | sustained and strengthened by prayer. | 持之以恒,并因祈祷而加强。 |
| 1497 | So important. | 这么重要。 |
| 1498 | If we bring religion back stronger, | 如果我们把宗教带回来更强大, |
| 1499 | you're going to see everything get better and better and better. | 你会看到一切变得更好 越来越好。 |
| 1500 | You're going to see it get better and better. | 你会看到它越来越好。 |
| 1501 | So as we chart our course for the next 250 years, | 因此,当我们规划 未来250年的航向, |
| 1502 | let us rededicate ourselves to one nation under God. | 让我们重新为上帝统治下的一个国家奉献 |
| 1503 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 1504 | And as you know, recently, we've seen some of our political system | 大家知道,我们最近见过一些政治制度 |
| 1505 | attempting to overthrow the timeless American principles | 企图推翻永恒的美国原则 |
| 1506 | and other pillars of our liberty and replace them | 以及我们自由的其他支柱 |
| 1507 | with some of the most noxious ideas in human history, | 有人类历史上最坏的想法, |
| 1508 | ideas that have been proven false. | 被证明是虚假的想法。 |
| 1509 | Members of Congress and even former presidents | 国会议员,甚至前总统 |
| 1510 | have been openly embracing vile creeds, | 已公开信奉卑劣的宗教, |
| 1511 | such as socialism, Marxism, and straight-up communism. | 例如社会主义,马克思主义,和直立的共产主义. |
| 1512 | In New York, they're trying to elect a communist, Zoran Mamdani, | 在纽约 他们试图选举一个共产主义者 佐兰·马姆达尼 |
| 1513 | the guy who wants to defund the police, | 那个想给警察退钱的人 |
| 1514 | take over the stores and run the stores, | 接管商店 经营商店 |
| 1515 | and have the people hand out goods. | 并让人民分发货物。 |
| 1516 | And when everything falls apart, it always does. | 当万物分崩离析时,总是如此. |
| 1517 | It always works that way. | 总是这样 |
| 1518 | It never has worked any other way. | 它从来没有用过其他方法。 |
| 1519 | Anarchy and dictatorships prevail. | 无政府主义和独裁统治占上风。 |
| 1520 | This guy is a communist at the highest level, | 这家伙是最高层的共产主义者 |
| 1521 | and he wants to destroy New York. | 他想摧毁纽约 |
| 1522 | I love New York, and we're not going to let him do that. | 我爱纽约,我们不会让他这么做的 |
| 1523 | Generations of Americans before us did not shed their blood | 我们之前的几代美国人没有流血 |
| 1524 | only so that we could surrender our country | 只有这样我们才能投降 |
| 1525 | to Marxist lunatics on the eve of our 250th year. | 在我们250岁前夕 向马克思主义的疯子致敬 |
| 1526 | As President of the United States, | 作为美国总统, |
| 1527 | I'm proclaiming here and now | 我现在在这里宣布 |
| 1528 | that America is never going to be communist | 美国永远不会是共产主义者 |
| 1529 | in any way, shape, form, and that includes New York City. | 包括纽约市。 |
| 1530 | And under my administration, | 在我的管理之下, |
| 1531 | we're bringing back freedom and liberty, law and order, | 我们带来了自由和自由 法律和秩序 |
| 1532 | and above all, we're bringing back common sense, right? | 最重要的是,我们正在带回常识,对不对? |
| 1533 | Common sense. | 常识. |
| 1534 | On day one, I stopped the weaponization of government | 第一天,我停止了政府的武器化 |
| 1535 | against people of faith, | 对付信道的民众, |
| 1536 | and we created the Department of Justice Task Force | 我们创建了司法部工作队 |
| 1537 | combating anti-Christian bias. | 打击反基督教偏见。 |
| 1538 | And I have to tell you, Pam Bondi is doing a great job. | 我必须告诉你 潘邦迪做的很好 |
| 1539 | Pam Bondi is doing a great job. | 潘邦迪干得不错 |
| 1540 | Attorney General, I ended the Green New Scam | 检察长,我结束了绿色新相机 |
| 1541 | and terminated the incident. | 并结束了事件。 |
| 1542 | This is insane, the electric vehicle mandate | 这太疯狂了,电动车辆的任务 |
| 1543 | where everybody had to have a car | 在那里每个人都有车 |
| 1544 | that happened to be all electric | 碰巧都是电动的 |
| 1545 | in the next few short years. | 在接下来的几年里 |
| 1546 | The mandate. | 任务 |
| 1547 | Some people want to have gasoline powered. | 有些人想要汽油供电。 |
| 1548 | Some people want to have hybrids. | 有些人想要杂交种. |
| 1549 | Maybe even someday hydrogen. | 也许有一天,氢气。 |
| 1550 | Right now, I don't like it because when they blow up, | 现在 我不喜欢 因为当他们爆炸时 |
| 1551 | they don't ever find the body. | 他们永远找不到尸体。 |
| 1552 | They find the body about five blocks away. | 他们发现尸体 大约五个街区。 |
| 1553 | That does not sound promising to me. | 对我来说,这听起来并不大有希望。 |
| 1554 | They said, no, it's getting better. | 他们说,不,它越来越好。 |
| 1555 | I said, dude, that's okay. | 我说,伙计,没关系。 |
| 1556 | Let somebody else use it. | 让别人使用它。 |
| 1557 | But we're not going to have all electric. | 但我们不会有电。 |
| 1558 | We're going to have electric if people want it. | 如果有人想要的话,我们会有电的 |
| 1559 | Electric is great. | 电是伟大的。 |
| 1560 | Gasoline, people like better in many cases. | 汽油,人们喜欢 在许多情况下。 |
| 1561 | But you can have whatever you want. | 但你可以拥有你想要的一切。 |
| 1562 | But it's ridiculous to mandate | 但授权是荒谬的 |
| 1563 | that everybody's going to be driving an electric car | 所有人都会开着电动车 |
| 1564 | in five years from now. | 五年后开始 |
| 1565 | So I ended it. | 所以我结束了 |
| 1566 | I signed an order to begin eliminating | 我签了个命令开始消灭 |
| 1567 | the Federal Department of Education | 联邦教育部 |
| 1568 | and send education back to the states. | 并送教育回各州。 |
| 1569 | 步s. | |
| 1570 | Iowa is going to run their own education. | 爱荷华州将自行办学. |
| 1571 | You're going to have to run your own education. | 要自办教育. |
| 1572 | Iowa will — you know, I use you in my thoughts. | 艾奥瓦将——你知道,我用你来思考。 |
| 1573 | I always — whenever I say, I always say, Iowa and Indiana, | 我总是——每当我说,我总是说,爱荷华州和印第安纳州, |
| 1574 | and I've mentioned certain states, | 我提到了某些州, |
| 1575 | but you want to run your own education | 但你想经营自己的教育 |
| 1576 | because you don't want the bureaucrats | 因为你不想要官僚 |
| 1577 | in Washington doing it. | 在华盛顿做。 |
| 1578 | And I made English the official language of our country. | 我把英语作为我国的官方语言。 |
| 1579 | You would think that would be an easy one, | 你会认为那很容易的 |
| 1580 | but it's not as easy as you think. | 但没那么容易 |
| 1581 | I directed the reinstatement of all patriots | 我指示所有爱国者的复职 |
| 1582 | expelled from our military by the Biden vaccine mandate, | 被拜登疫苗任务开除 |
| 1583 | returning them to their former rank with full back pay. | 让他们回到原来的军衔 并全额偿还 |
| 1584 | And I signed executive orders to abolish critical race theory | 我签了行政命令 废除批判种族理论 |
| 1585 | and transgender insanity from our schools | 和变性人的疯狂 我们学校 |
| 1586 | and from our military. | 从我们的军队。 |
| 1587 | And I made it official policy of the United States | 我做了美国的官方政策 |
| 1588 | that there are only two genders — male and female. | 只有两种性别——男性和女性。 |
| 1589 | And if it's okay with Iowa, | 如果爱荷华州没问题的话 |
| 1590 | we are keeping men out of women's sports. | 我们不让男人参加女人的运动 |
| 1591 | Is that okay? | 可以吗? |
| 1592 | I also renamed the Gulf of Mexico. | 我也更名为墨西哥湾. |
| 1593 | I renamed it to the Gulf of America. | 我把它改名为美国湾。 |
| 1594 | And we're restoring the name of the greatest president, | 我们正在恢复最伟大的总统的名字, |
| 1595 | one of the truly great presidents, | 一个真正的伟大的总统, |
| 1596 | somebody that made our country very rich, | 一个使我们国家非常富有的人, |
| 1597 | William McKinley, to Mount McKinley in Alaska. | 威廉·麦金莱,到阿拉斯加的麦金莱山. |
| 1598 | So, in conclusion, in everything we do, | 最后,我们所做的一切 |
| 1599 | we're once again defending the values, traditions, | 我们再次捍卫价值,传统, |
| 1600 | and beliefs that made every generation before us. | 以及我们面前每一代人的信仰 |
| 1601 | So, very proud to be American. | 所以,非常自豪成为美国人。 |
| 1602 | You know that better than anybody in Iowa. | 你比爱荷华州任何人都清楚 |
| 1603 | And here in Iowa and across this land, | 在爱荷华州和这片土地上 |
| 1604 | we believe that America is an exceptional nation. | 我们认为美国是一个非凡的国家。 |
| 1605 | Blessed by God, it's really destined to be the freest, | 得到上帝的祝福, 它真的注定是最自由的, |
| 1606 | strongest, the greatest country ever to exist | 最强 最伟大的国家 |
| 1607 | on the face of the Earth. | 在地球上的脸。 |
| 1608 | And we're going to make it that way much more so | 我们会让事情变得更好 |
| 1609 | than it's ever been. | 比以前更厉害 |
| 1610 | We believe in the wisdom of our founders | 我们相信创始人的智慧 |
| 1611 | who declared that our rights do not come | 他们宣称我们的权利不会来 |
| 1612 | from bureaucrats in Washington. | 来自华盛顿的官僚 |
| 1613 | Our rights come from our Creator in heaven. | 我们的权利来自天上的造物主。 |
| 1614 | That's where our rights come from. | 这就是我们的权利来源 |
| 1615 | And we reject government discrimination | 我们反对政府的歧视 |
| 1616 | and so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion mandates. | 以及所谓的多样性、公平和包容性任务。 |
| 1617 | They're just about washed out the window, actually. | 他们正要冲出窗户 |
| 1618 | They're just about over with. | 他们就要结束了 |
| 1619 | We're just about finished. | 我们快结束了 |
| 1620 | In this country, we believe in hard work, | 在这个国家,我们相信辛勤的工作, |
| 1621 | and we believe in merit. | 我们相信功劳 |
| 1622 | And by the way, we're allowed to have merit. | 且道,准有功绩. |
| 1623 | We're now back to being a merit-based system. | 我们现在又回到了以功绩为基础的制度. |
| 1624 | We had a decision in the United States Supreme Court. | 我们在美国最高法院有判决 |
| 1625 | Our country is now a country based on merit. | 我国现在是一个基于功绩的国家。 |
| 1626 | We oppose censorship, price controls, | 我们反对审查 价格控制 |
| 1627 | open borders, and sex changes for children. | 开放边界,以及儿童的性别变化。 |
| 1628 | We support our troops, respect our police, | 我们支持我们的部队,尊重我们的警察, |
| 1629 | and salute the heroes of ICE and Border Patrol. | 并向ICE和边境巡逻队的英雄致敬。 |
| 1630 | We cherish our Constitution, and we defend free speech, | 我们珍惜我们的宪法 我们捍卫言论自由 |
| 1631 | free assembly, religious liberty, | 自由集会、宗教自由、 |
| 1632 | and the right to keep and bear arms, our second. | 和拥有和持有武器的权利,我们的第二个。 |
| 1633 | We take our pride in our heritage, | 我们以我们的遗产为荣 |
| 1634 | and we want it in a beautiful heritage that we have. | 我们希望它成为我们拥有的美丽遗产。 |
| 1635 | And we teach our children to love our country, | 我们教孩子们爱我们的国家 |
| 1636 | honor our history, | 尊重我们的历史 |
| 1637 | and always respect our great American flag. | 永远尊重我们伟大的美国国旗 |
| 1638 | You have to respect our flag. | 你必须尊重我们的旗帜。 |
| 1639 | From Philadelphia to Phoenix, | 从费城到凤凰城 |
| 1640 | from Gettysburg to the Golden Gate Bridge, | 从葛底斯堡到金门桥 |
| 1641 | and from factories of Detroit to the fairgrounds of Des Moines, | 从底特律的工厂到得梅因的广场 |
| 1642 | we stand on the shoulders of heroes and legends | 我们站在英雄和传说的肩上 |
| 1643 | who crossed the oceans, blazed the trails, | 他横跨海洋, |
| 1644 | tamed the wilderness, settled the continent, | 驯服了荒野,安顿了大陆, |
| 1645 | raised up those beautiful skyscrapers, | 升起那些美丽的摩天大楼, |
| 1646 | and stood tall and defiant in the face of tyranny and death. | 面对暴政和死亡,他们高高地站立起来反抗。 |
| 1647 | From 1776 all the way through today, | 从1776年一直到今天 |
| 1648 | American patriots have won triumph after triumph. | 美国爱国者在胜利后取得了胜利. |
| 1649 | We've had victory after victory, | 胜利后我们取得了胜利 |
| 1650 | and let nothing stand in the way of the USA, | 绝不允许任何人妨碍美国, |
| 1651 | which we love so much. | 我们非常爱它 |
| 1652 | It was hardworking citizens like you, | 像你这样勤奋的市民 |
| 1653 | who won our independence, secured our liberty, | 他们赢得了独立 获得了自由 |
| 1654 | and built this country with courage, grit, and skill. | 以勇气、精神和技巧建立了这个国家。 |
| 1655 | And starting right here in Iowa, such a great place. | 从爱荷华州开始, 这个地方很棒。 |
| 1656 | And I hope you love it, but it's such a great place. | 我希望你喜欢它, 但这是一个如此伟大的地方。 |
| 1657 | You should love it. | 你应该爱它。 |
| 1658 | You know, sometimes you take things for granted. | 有时候你把事情当做理所当然 |
| 1659 | This is one of the really great places, | 这是真正伟大的地方之一, |
| 1660 | but I've been all over. | 但我已经遍了。 |
| 1661 | It was hardworking citizens like you | 像你这样勤奋的市民 |
| 1662 | who saved our country in November 2024. | 他在2024年11月拯救了我们的国家 |
| 1663 | Think of that November 25th. | 想想那个11月25日 |
| 1664 | Who would have thought there'd be this much of a change this fast? | 谁会想到这么快就会有这么多变化呢? |
| 1665 | I didn't even think it would happen this fast. | 我没想到会这么快发生 |
| 1666 | Happened at a level that nobody even thought possible. | 发生在一个没有人认为可能的水平上。 |
| 1667 | Again, we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. | 同样,我们拥有世界上最热的国家。 |
| 1668 | Today, with your help, America is free. | 今天,在你的帮助下,美国是自由的。 |
| 1669 | America is proud, and America is sovereign once more. | 美国感到自豪,美国再次拥有主权. |
| 1670 | And this Fourth of July, our magnificent destiny | 国庆节,我们伟大的命运 |
| 1671 | is closer than ever before. | 离现在更近了 |
| 1672 | We are one people, one family, and one united American nation. | 我们是一个民族,一个家庭,一个统一的美国国家。 |
| 1673 | We will never give in. | 我们永远不会屈服。 |
| 1674 | We will never give up. | 我们永远不会放弃。 |
| 1675 | We will never back down. | 我们永远不会退缩。 |
| 1676 | And we will never, ever, ever surrender. | 我们永远不会投降 |
| 1677 | We will fight, fight, fight. | 我们会战斗,战斗,战斗。 |
| 1678 | We will win, win, win. | 我们会赢,赢,赢。 |
| 1679 | Because we are Americans, | 因为我们是美国人, |
| 1680 | and our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. | 我们的心血流红白蓝 |
| 1681 | And together, as we look forward to the 250th year | 我们一起期待第250年 |
| 1682 | of American independence, | 美国独立宣言 |
| 1683 | we will make America powerful again. | 我们会让美国再次强大起来 |
| 1684 | We will make America wealthy again. | 我们将让美国再次富有。 |
| 1685 | We will make America healthy again. | 我们将让美国再次健康。 |
| 1686 | We will make America strong again. | 我们将让美国再次强大起来。 |
| 1687 | We will make America proud again. | 我们将让美国再次感到自豪。 |
| 1688 | We will make America safe again. | 我们将让美国再次安全。 |
| 1689 | And we will make America great again. | 我们将再次使美国成为伟大的。 |
| 1690 | Thank you, Iowa. | 谢谢 艾奥瓦 |
| 1691 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1692 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1693 | Thank you, Iowa. | 谢谢 艾奥瓦 |
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