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The state has a big choice to make.
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Will it nominate really an about socialist whose only business
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experience was running a ramen shop into insolvency?
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The answer is, you betcha.
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>> I voted for Francesca Hong.
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Hong.
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>> It's nice to see see someone who's like me.
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Uh, to be in um, in in the office.
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And um, she's a single mom.
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I'm not a single mom, but I was at one point.
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>> She's uh, part of the working class.
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class.
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class.
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>> Mhm.
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>> Mhm.
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>> She's um, um, a woman um, who understands uh,
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women's issues.
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And also she's um, a breath of fresh air here for Wisconsin.
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>> Well, that is your brain on social social media.
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A personal biography of failure is considered a plus among the
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historically illiterate.
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But Wisconsin's in a bind.
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The incumbent Democrat Tony Evers endorsed Hong's opponent David
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Crowley, who himself dropped out of the race, then just got back
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in.
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Now Evers is hitting Hong.
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>> He has spent the whole entire on his his campaign dealing with
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uh, not with the issues, but what what's on the Twitter.
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And I just find that that's not a good way to beat Tom Tiffany.
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>> Well, he's enthralling.
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My God, the the definition of a moribund Tony Evers.
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Well, let's just hope he's right though, because the times they
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are a changing.
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Hong's running on personality and the promise of free stuff.
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And she doesn't care about Tony.
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>> Have you spoken to Evers?
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Evers?
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>> I've not spoken to the governor yet.
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yet.
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It's quite early.
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I want to let him have his coffee first.
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>> Evers, Evers, let's call the whole thing off.
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Now Republicans are seeing all of this play out and think that
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Hong would be a gift to the GOP in November.
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Politico reported that pro-Republican PACs, including one associated
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with the Republican Governors Association, have spent millions
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of dollars to boost Hong in the primary.
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But, this could always backfire.
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So, Wisconsin should not get sidetracked on Hoos's hot takes on
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Thanksgiving or Halloween, as amusing as they are or revealing
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as they are.
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But, they are not the key reasons that socialism itself is dangerous.
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Socialism is designed to kill private industry and spur widespread
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government dependence.
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That's when you lose your freedom.
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freedom.
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You know it's bad when the Washington Post editorial board issued
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a warning a few days ago.
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If Hong is elected, businesses will flee Wisconsin under the crushing
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weight of new taxes and new regulations.
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Adding that, like most socialists, Hong is in denial about the
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costs and consequences of her proposals.
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>> If Hoos, do they leave the state?
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state?
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>> You know, discussing that hypothetical is um a
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little bit uh I'm confused about that.
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However, let's look at all the other policies that we have talked
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about that we have been fighting for with our campaign.
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When there is free childcare, when there is fully funded public
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schools, when there's uh legalization of cannabis,
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I think that we can improve the quality of life for millionaires
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and ensure that they too will be able to live,
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work, and thrive here in our state.
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>> Oh, is that what's going to happen under socialism,
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live, work, and thrive?
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Where is that happening anywhere in the world where true socialism
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actually took root?
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Answer, nowhere.
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Now, the bottom line on socialism, it never changes.
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They're preparing to come for everything you have,
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your home, your car, your air conditioning, your 401k,
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and yes, your factory.
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factory.
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They want it all because you don't deserve any of it.
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You don't deserve the fruits of your labor because,
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by definition, they arose out of the corrupt capitalist system.
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So, if you want to keep more of what you earn,
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fight this with everything you have.
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Take nothing for granted.
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Here to discuss this Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil and Evan
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Booker, former Democrat campaign operative.
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Congressman, let's start with you.
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I think it's a mistake for Republicans to kind of laugh this off
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and think that socialism can't win in Wisconsin.
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We certainly hope it does not.
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But these policies lead to ruin and will do to Wisconsin what similar
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policies have already done to Minnesota.
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Your take tonight.
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tonight.
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>> Uh you're you're exactly right.
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Her Her positions are beyond concerning.
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Some of them appear comical, but she believes them.
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She wants to abolish the border, abolish police,
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and unleash and remove people from prisons.
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But when you get to the economic policies,
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it gets even worse.
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She wants to implement a new payroll tax,
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increase taxes,
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which will push employers and jobs out of the state.
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This election in Wisconsin,
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if she wins tonight
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and by all appearances she will,
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is more than just a red versus blue battle.
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This is going to be for the soul of our state.
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Do we want to continue the prosperity and freedoms that we have?
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Or are we going to go down a very dark and dangerous road to socialism
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that she is advocating for?
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>> Evan,
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I think when you think about the the Midwest,
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people forget that American socialism really began in the Midwest.
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I mean,
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the early part of the 1900s,
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you know,
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Eugene Debs,
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he made the trip up to Wisconsin
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and met with the
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editorial uh you know,
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folks up there
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and it was the cool new thing.
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You know,
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we were fighting the rise of socialism for you know,
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much of the 20th century.
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So,
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the idea that this could just be a flash in the pan,
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maybe,
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but I always tell my Republican friends,
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don't laugh this off.
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This is a serious threat to the American Republic as we know it
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today.
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>> Well,
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I think you're right, Laura.
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I think right now people are really hurting financially.
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You know,
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they're struggling to pay for their health care.
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They're struggling to get good jobs.
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They're struggling to pay for their rent.
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And so,
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I think,
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you know,
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when you have somebody like Hong that
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comes along,
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yes,
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she has a ton of baggage.
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I mean,
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this is a woman who said that she was anxious to be around
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white people.
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Wisconsin is a state that is 85% white.
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So,
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you know,
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I'm sure those are going to be playing up on the
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attack ads this fall.
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But,
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at the same time,
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this is a climate where even though she
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has this baggage,
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her message could break through
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because people
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are in real financial pain right now
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and they don't feel like the
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current administration is really paying enough attention to what's
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going on with the economy.
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>> Yeah.
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Well,
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you want to know a way to derail wages rising among
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the middle class?
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Flood the country with 10 million more illegal immigrants
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and kill
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the tariffs that are actually stopping Chinese imports from coming
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into the United States.
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That's a way to kill the American dream real fast.
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Congressman, your Democrat colleague Wesley Bell unseated Cori
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Bush in 2024, able to beat her again last week in the primary there.
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He had a message to some of the far left candidates.
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Watch this.
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>> Working-class families don't want to see police defunded
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and ended.
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We don't, but working-class families who are impacted by crime don't
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want to see prisons abolished.
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At some point, many of these folks in that in that camp have to
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decide, okay, are you with us
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so we can get things done
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or you
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want some different agenda
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that doesn't align with the agenda of
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the overwhelming number of Americans.
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Americans.
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>> Uh interesting point, especially among black voters uh
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in, you know, states across this country,
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maybe not so many in
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Wisconsin,
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but certainly we saw this play out last week uh
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in Michigan.
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>> When you look at the Democratic policies,
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the voters don't want the radical policies.
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policies, the voters don't want the radical policies.
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But the Democratic Party has been hijacked by radical activists
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that are driving forward
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this socialist agenda.
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That is true.
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Americans have many struggles
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right now financially.
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And the siren song
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of the socialist calling
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is attractive to a lot of people.
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of people.
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It's why in this election
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it's going to be so important to go back
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and explain how the Republican policies of reducing taxes,
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on tips,
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on overtime,
8:10.693–8:11.686
on social security
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are so important to making
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life more affordable
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and making this an issue campaign
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in the state of Wisconsin
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and across the country.
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of Wisconsin
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and across the country.
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>> Evan, really quickly,
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15 seconds.
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seconds.
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Republicans have to do more to actually tell the story of socialism
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and why their policies are going to work.
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>> I agree with you and I think that,
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you know,
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to your point about tariffs,
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you know,
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I'm somebody who supports Donald Trump's tariff policies.
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to your point about tariffs,
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you know,
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I'm somebody who supports
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Donald Trump's tariffs policies.
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I think the administration should be out there telling people how
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this is going to bring jobs back
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and explaining the jobs that are
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already coming back.
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I mean,
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I think the messaging needs to be focused on the home front
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right now.
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And that's what I'd like to see them do
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heading into the midterms.
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>> Yeah,
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big time in the realm of conflict
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is a little bit of a struggle in that regard.
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bit of a struggle in that regard.
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Congressman Evan,
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both of you,
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thank you so much.
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>> We turn to several bombshell revelations
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about the Democrat's radical Senate nominee in Michigan.
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Democrats radical Senate nominee in Michigan.
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On social media,
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Abdul El-Sayed portrays an over-the-top,
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happy-go-lucky activist
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loves to sing and dance,
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but in reality,
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El-Sayed's policies,
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guess what?
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And policy positions, his associations, as we already know,
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past comments that paint a very different picture.
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In addition to Haiti, Michigan's storied Mackinac Island,
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there is a long list of other oh wonderful American things that
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Abdul El-Sayed apparently absolutely despises.
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According to the K files, a report on CNN, a now removed video
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from 2024 shows Elsayed complaining, quote, "Fireworks suck."
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suck."
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I love fireworks.
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Anyway, he begged Americans to find a different way to celebrate
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the 4th of July, citing concerns over the environment and children
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and pets.
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But, that's not all.
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In another deleted video from 2022, get this, Elsayed mocking concerns
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surrounding the crisis at our southern border,
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quote claiming that the border, quote, "Doesn't even make the top
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five among issues that people in the US actually care about,
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uh that affect their lives."
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According to the same report.
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Other clips [snorts] show Elsayed calling for the Second Amendment
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to be repealed, replaced with a right to government-run healthcare.
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Uh and the newly nominated Democrat also trashing football over
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its toxic masculinity.
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Take a look.
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>> Football, um is very much associated associated with a,
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you know, particularly masculine and oftentimes toxic,
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toxically masculine, uh culture.
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And so much of it was about you wanted to be able to get back up
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and play for your team.
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That's part of the sport.
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That's part of the sport.
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sport.
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>> All right.
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In a state dominated by the the Michigan Wolverines,
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Michigan State football, the Detroit Lions, uh I don't think that's
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going to go over very well.
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But, according to CNN, Elsayed even compared football to slavery,
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uh openly questioned if the sport could be, quote,
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ethical.
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Apparently, Elsayed also had ethical concerns about cash bail and
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prisons.
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Take a look at this.
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>> We've got We've got uh uh uh policies like money bail,
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uh which basically force people into jail cuz they're poor.
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Um and beyond that, right?
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The the the broader question of um how many people are left languishing
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in uh prison facilities who don't need to be there.
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Any and all efforts to uh get people out of jails and prisons and
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to keep people out of jails and prisons um is policy that we need
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to be investing in particularly right now.
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Uh but this doesn't end when the pandemic's over,
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right?
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We we shouldn't have to have uh a global pandemic to force us to
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to find our humanity.
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Uh this should just be what we do because it's the right thing
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to do.
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>> So, El Sayed has a lot of deeply deeply profound ethical concerns
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about cash bail, football, fireworks, but he has no problem at
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all with his buddy, his pal, his BFF, Assaam Pyke.
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You remember the guy that called for the streets to run red with
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the blood of landlords.
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The guy that, you know, of course, praised 9/11,
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uh blamed America for 9/11, praised Hamas, trashed uh African-Americans,
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uh the guy that dresses up like Chairman Mao, his friend.
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In a statement to CNN, the El Sayed campaign is trying to distance
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their candidate from nearly all of these past uh positions,
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but keep in mind these are recent comments from El Sayed,
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some within the last 2 years.
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Now, much earlier, a 2009 uh as a medical student,
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Abdul El Sayed was interviewed by The New York Times for an article
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about Islamic banking unearthed by The Washington Free Beacon.
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Traditionally, in Islam, interest on loans is prohibited,
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creating the need for alternatives to mortgages.
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But, El Sayed took it a step further, telling the Times,
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quote, "Ultimately, the question is, when I die and stand before
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God and go through everything I did in my life,
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I don't want to say I did it the easy way instead of the Sharia
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compliant way.
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Not because of fear, but because of obligation."
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Again, this was about an article about Islamic mortgage alternatives.
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Anyway, in a statement the El Sayed campaign said,
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quote, "Abdul believes in the separation of church and state while
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he personally strives to live by the rules of his faith,
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as many Americans do.
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Abdul opposes any effort by any religious community to write faith
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laws into the laws of our country."
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What does he stand on Sharia?
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I'd like the answer to that.
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So, what will Michigan voters think about all this?
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this?
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>> So, here's some really fun tape.
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Roll Roll it, Sven.
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>> [applause] >> [applause] >> So, there's a happy bunch.
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You'd almost almost think they discovered a new cleaning product.
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product.
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product.
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>> [laughter] >> Thanks, Jim.
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Jim.
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So, what was that lady signing?
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A new law that puts child predators behind bars?
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A new bill that castrates kidnappers?
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Legislation that makes lethal injection mandatory for anyone who
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listens to a Brian Kilmeade audio book without headphones?
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Nope.
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They're ecstatic that Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed
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a bill that allows you to abort a healthy viable baby right up
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to birth if you can find a doctor willing to do it.
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it.
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And given that this is Massachusetts, the same state that protects
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affirmation, that search won't be hard.
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affirmation, that search won't be hard.
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Now, I didn't believe this law was real.
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Abort up to birth?
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Why not wait till they're in kindergarten and get them while they're
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napping?
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What's next?
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Abortion if a fifth grader brings home a bad report card?
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Surely this can't be right, right?
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Nope.
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and found out, yeah, this is real.
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and found out, yeah, this is real.
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The old law banned most abortions after 24 weeks,
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with exceptions for the mother's life or severe fetal problems.
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The new one replaces all that with one gloriously vague standard,
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professional judgment.
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It's like the same standard used by our nation's plastic surgeons.
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No gestational cutoff, no required medical justification.
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Talk about throwing the baby out with the bathwater,
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which these people is the goal.
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We've gone from rare but legal to if you don't like your baby,
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you can kill your baby.
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Supporters swear this is only about rare tragic cases,
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yet the law doesn't actually require the case to be rare or tragic.
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They also say women no longer have to flee the state to kill a
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healthy baby.
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Makes sense with gas prices being what they are,
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it could get pretty expensive.
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expensive.
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But critics point out the obvious.
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The law itself contains zero guardrails against elective abortions
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on healthy babies.
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The bill deliberately traded limited exceptions for an open-ended
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doctor knows best free-for-all.
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It's like replacing a locked door with a please don't rob us sign,
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then acting shocked when your place is emptier than Jasmine Crockett's
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head.
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Meanwhile, the lefty media will deny that healthy babies with healthy
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moms are being murdered, of course until they say it's a good thing.
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But a woman can decide the day before her due date that she's changed
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her mind, and who knows why?
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All she needs is a doctor who sees abortion as not just routine,
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but a sacrament.
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A lunatic who believes the magic of being a woman isn't that you
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can bear a child, it's that you can eliminate one.
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That's not healthcare, that's infanticide.
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Look, a healthy baby in the final weeks can feel pain,
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react to the world, and survive outside the womb with medical care.
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care.
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We call killing a newborn murder.
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Doing it 5 minutes earlier inside the womb only means the crime
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scene has better lighting and a nicer waiting room.
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Because it's a child, outsourcing your guilt to a doctor doesn't
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change that.
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When the law shrugs and says we need to keep the requirements open-ended
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cuz we just don't know what the reason could be to abort,
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you see where this flexibility leads.
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It's just another step toward the ultimate amoral bottom.
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We might already be there.
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The applauding women, they're like mullahs celebrating public executions.
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The party line always comes ahead of the individual.
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individual.
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And so a class of humans becomes disposable in a moral free fall.
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Cuz if you can't see the baby baby, you can murder it.
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Oh, they'll pull out all the stops to defend a death row killer
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or a drunk illegal who runs over a teen, but an inconvenient child,
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that kid's doomed before his first day on Earth.
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>> LOOK WHO WE GOT.
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TONIGHT'S GUEST.
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>> [applause]
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>> [applause]
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>> HE USUALLY TRAVELS WITH six background
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background dancers.
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Also making money off Fox Business, CHARLES PAYNE.
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SHE'S A FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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Proof that one woman [music] could do math.
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New York Post COLUMNIST LYDIA MOYNIHAN.
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>> [cheering]
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>> [cheering]
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>> [cheering]
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[applause]
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[applause]
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>> WE WON'T BE ABLE TO BOOK HIM anymore anymore because they're
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building a school 200 yards away.
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Co-hosts of the Anthony and Jim Joe podcast, JIM NORTON.
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>> [cheering]
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>> [cheering]
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>> [cheering]
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[applause]
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[applause]
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>> AND SHE WENT FROM MICKEY MOUSE to the the White House.
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Former Disney star and Trump White House official,
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Caroline Sunshine.
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Sunshine.
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Sunshine.
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>> [applause and cheering]
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>> Charles, I didn't believe this.
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Do you you have to I had to do my own research,
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which you know, Charles, I'm against.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah.
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>> And I had to I didn't believe this.
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Is Is this like mind-boggling?
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>> It's uh it's beyond mind-boggling.
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I got got goosebumps as you were doing that read.
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It's it's uh you know, so tough.
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Listen, I believe life begins in conception, right?
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And and we had in this country the sort of compromise that okay,
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it's a woman's right but you have a limit on this thing,
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right?
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And uh you know, it's an unsettling compromise maybe for everyone,
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but this is murder.
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Bottom line, this is out and out murder.
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And to celebrate it, I could I guess that could watch them they
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probably they probably sit around and watch videos of baby seals
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getting clubbed and cheer that because that's how disheartening
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this whole thing is.
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[snorts]
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>> It does feel like, Charles, that it's it's almost a
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religion in the sense that they have to show that public glee.
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It's like we have to be in agreement and so that if a woman hears
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about this and feels that it's wrong, it's your problem because
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look, there's 20 women there and they're all politicians who think
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this is great.
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>> Yeah, well, well, uh I think I think women probably are going
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to most women aren't going to let that impact them.
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That's probably to assuage their own guilt, you know,
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the the fact of the matter is all those women there cannot feel
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good about it.
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If you look into their eyes and into their souls,
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they cannot feel good about this,
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but they're long for the charade
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and that's all this is is a charade,
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but it's a deadly charade.
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>> Mm.
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Lady, do you have any good abortion abortion abortion jokes?
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jokes?
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jokes?
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>> [laughter]
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>> I was counting on you to do that,
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Greg.
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Greg.
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I feel like that was a missed opportunity.
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opportunity.
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>> one.
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Knock knock.
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knock.
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>> Who's there?
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there?
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>> You'll never know.
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>> Yeah, it's it's what.
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At what point is abortion indistinguishable
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from infanticide?
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They keep moving it and moving it.
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>> And to think,
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I mean, there's babies that are born weeks
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or months earlier that make it in the ICU,
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and the parents,
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because they love their child,
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will do everything they possibly
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can to keep that baby on life support,
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but I guess if you just
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are unlucky enough to have a parent who decides,
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"Not feeling anymore,"
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you're going to be literally discarded.
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and I mean this is grim stuff.
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I also think this kind of speaks to a larger issue on the left
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of the sort of authoritarian streak that we're seeing
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that it's
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not enough to be tolerant of what they want to do.
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You have to celebrate it.
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You have to applaud.
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You have to give it a standing ovation
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and I'm old enough to remember
21:27.423–21:30.595
when those coexist bumper stickers were really popular growing
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up outside Portland, Oregon.
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Oregon.
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Now the left doesn't care about coexisting.
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They want to force whatever their agenda is on everybody else
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and
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this line about oh we just want a woman and her doctor to make
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this decision.
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No, you also want taxpayers to pay for it, right?
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You want all of us to be part of it
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and you want to teach children
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in public schools that this is a good thing.
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So this isn't even just something that they want for themselves.
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They want everyone else to be complicit.
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>> Yeah
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and you know what the thing is is they're going to say
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well you could trust a doctor
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but the reason why I included plastic
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surgeons is because all those guys are MDs
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but if you pay somebody
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enough they will ruin your face.
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face.
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>> I mean think about all of the TikTok videos that went so
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viral of health care professionals saying they would try and murder
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an ICE officer, right?
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Celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder.
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There's some, there's some bad people out there in the industry.
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>> Yeah.
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So Carolyn Sunshine, what a bright, bright name for this topic.
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Uh, how do you get?
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I was trying to think of an analogy for a
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liberal to understand this.
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This would be like, uh, gun advocates, uh, that they don't just pass
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an open carry.
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carry.
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Uh, you can actually carry a loaded machine gun anywhere you want,
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into bars, schools and police stations.
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Uh, we would no, make it a grenade launcher.
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That's kind of what it, it's like there's absolutely no limitations
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whatsoever on what you can do.
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>> Yeah.
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No, I was told this was a comedy, comedy, comedy show.
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show.
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show.
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>> [laughter] >> [laughter] >> And the last time I was here, we
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talked, talked about rape allegations, and now we're talking about
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killing children, and I don't know.
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No, I'm kidding.
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Um, um, but, you know what's interesting?
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I saw that clip, and in it she goes, you know,
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you have to think about all the people that will never meet and
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that will never know that this law will affect.
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And I'm thinking, yeah, you could start with the unborn children,
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although I don't think that's who she was talking about.
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You know, we talk a lot about women with this issue.
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It is interesting, 'cause if a guy, right, were to abandon his kid,
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he's, he's a deadbeat dad.
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>> Mhm.
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>> Mhm.
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>> But if a woman abandons her kid, it's, it's, it's pro-choice.
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>> Mhm.
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>> Mhm.
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>> And it's just interesting because, because you know,
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it takes two people to make a baby.
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baby.
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baby.
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>> Mhm.
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>> Mhm.
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>> One of them's a man.
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Um, I could say that on this network.
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I don't think I could say that on other networks, um, um, 'cause everybody's
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sane.
23:48.548–23:51.136
Um, but it takes two people to make a baby.
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baby.
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The second the child's born, the man has custodial rights that
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he has to fulfill, but there's a 9-month period where he doesn't
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get any say.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah.
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>> And I just think it's such a human, I, I mean,
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again, this is a comedy show, but, but I've had people in my life
24:05.147–24:09.031
that I love who have been affected by this, who have made that
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decision.
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And I'll tell you, I don't think it's something to be glamorized
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or taken lightly.
24:13.176–24:16.337
I have seen the mental health impact that it has on people,
24:16.347–24:19.508
that it's a decision that stays with people for a lifetime,
24:19.518–24:20.550
and it causes a lot of pain,
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and I don't think there's anything
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empowering or to be glamorized about it.
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That's just. >> Why don't they?
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I don't understand how, how, they wouldn't
24:28.745–24:31.328
mention the exceptions in the law?
24:31.338–24:32.989
They just said, you know what?
24:32.999–24:35.062
You know, you know, it, they'll be rare exceptions.
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Well, like what?
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And they won't say because they want to leave that open.
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It's so bizarre.
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>> Yeah, well, that's also, that's part of, of it.
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They're not seeing it the way that that you and I are seeing it.
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>> TIM, HOW YOU DOING?
24:46.539–24:46.619
DOING?
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>> GREG, never better.
24:47.767–24:47.847
better.
24:47.847–24:49.518
>> I KNOW.
24:49.528–24:49.608
KNOW.
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I HEAR YOU GOT A NEW SHOW.
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>> I do, yes.
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Uh, my friend Anthony and I, I are hosting a comedy podcast where
24:54.830–24:56.643
we offer 10-MONTH ABORTIONS.
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>> [laughter] >> UH NO, YOU KNOW, IT'S FUNNY.
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WE JUST JUST I DON'T KNOW HOW the country got so radical.
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radical.
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radical.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah.
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Like we we love radical thinking and and then we complain like
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we can't comprehend the radical thinking.
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Like this is insane.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah.
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And and there are also people who who believe that an 11-year-old
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who's been raped should be forced to carry a baby.
25:16.010–25:20.650
Like there's no We allow these people to to to kind of run the
25:20.660–25:22.610
show and then we all just sit back and complain and go,
25:22.620–25:24.114
"How did it all get so crazy?"
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>> Mhm.
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>> Mhm.
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Like I mean I've spoken at a lot of of women's rights rallies.
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Um they they think I'm a lesbian.
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And I you know,
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this might not be be popular, but I think abortion should be up
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to the guy.
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you you deal with it.
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you you deal with it.
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If not, what the hell now?
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>> [laughter] >> [laughter] >> THAT'S MY OPINION.
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HOLD ON.
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SIR, I'M [laughter] KIDDING.
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YOU CAN WHAT DID YOU DO WHEN YOU SAW THE GODFATHER?
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I CAN'T BELIEVE AL PACINO'S IN THE MAFIA.
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>> [laughter] >> OH [laughter] MY GOD.
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GOD.
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>> ALL RIGHT.
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RIGHT.
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州政府面臨一個重大抉擇。
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它是否會提名一位真正對社會主義一無所知、
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唯一經驗是經營拉麵店導致破產的人進入政壇？
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答案是，當然會。
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>> 我投給了法蘭西絲卡·洪。
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洪。
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>> 看到像我這樣的人進入辦公室，感覺真好。
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嗯，能在辦公室裡，嗯，在辦公室裡。
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而且嗯，她是單親媽媽。
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我不是單親媽媽，但我曾經是。
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>> 她是，嗯，勞工階層的一部分。
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階層。
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階層。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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>> 她是，嗯，嗯，一位女性，嗯，了解，
0:35.830–0:37.468
女性議題。
0:37.478–0:44.876
而且她也為威斯康星州帶來了一股清新之風。
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>> 嗯，這就是你的大腦在社交媒體上的運作方式。
0:48.020–0:52.422
對於歷史上缺乏常識的人來說，個人的失敗傳記被視為加分項。
0:52.432–0:54.525
歷史上缺乏識字能力。
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但威斯康辛州陷入了困境。
0:56.349–0:59.927
現任民主黨州長托尼·埃弗斯（Tony Evers）支持洪（Hong）的對手大衛·克勞利（David Crowley），
0:59.937–1:04.339
克勞利本人已退出競選，但隨後又重返選戰。
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現在埃弗斯正在攻擊洪。
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>> 他整個競選活動都在處理
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嗯，不是處理議題，而是處理推特上的事情。
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我認為這不是擊敗湯姆·蒂芬尼（Tom Tiffany）的好方法。
1:15.937–1:21.536
我只覺得這樣不是擊敗湯姆·蒂菲的好方法。
1:21.546–1:23.094
天啊，這正是無生氣的托尼·埃弗斯的定義。
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嗯，我們就希望他是對的，因為時代正在改變。
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洪憑藉個人魅力和免費贈品的承諾進行競選。
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她不在乎托尼。
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洪以個人魅力和免費福利的承諾為競選基礎。
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而且她根本不在乎東尼
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>> 我還沒跟州長談過。
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還沒。
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>> 我還沒跟州長談過。
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還沒。
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現在還早。
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我想讓他先喝杯咖啡。
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>>埃弗斯，埃弗斯，我們把整件事取消吧。
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現在共和黨人看到這些發展，認為
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洪在十一月會是共和黨的一份禮物。
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《政治報》報導稱，支持共和黨的政治行動委員會，包括一個與
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共和黨州長協會有關的組織，已花費數百萬
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美元來提升洪在初選中的聲勢。
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但是，這始終可能適得其反。
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因此，威斯康星州不應該因為洪在
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感恩節或萬聖節的熱門觀點而分心，無論這些觀點有多有趣或揭示
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了什麼。
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但是，它們並不是社會主義本身危險的關鍵原因。
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社會主義旨在扼殺私人產業並促進廣泛的
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政府依賴
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到那時你就會失去自由。
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自由。
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你知道情況有多糟，因為《華盛頓郵報》編輯委員會在
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幾天前發布了警告。
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如果洪當選，企業將逃離威斯康星州，承受著
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新稅收和新法規的沉重負擔。
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補充說明，像大多數社會主義者一樣，洪對其提案的成本與後果採取否認態度。
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她提案的成本與後果。
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>> 如果霍斯（Hoos）選上了，他們會離開這個州嗎？
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州？
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>> 你知道，討論那個假設性問題，嗯，我對此感到困惑。
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有一點呃，我對此感到困惑。
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然而，讓我們來看看我們一直在競選中爭取的其他所有政策。
2:57.874–3:01.048
我們一直在競選中爭取的其他所有政策。
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當有免費的托兒服務，當有全額資助的公立學校，當大麻合法化時，
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當有免費托兒服務，當有全額資助的公立學校，當大麻合法化時，
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我認為我們可以提升百萬富翁的生活品質，
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並確保他們也能在這裡生活，
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工作，並在我們州繁榮發展。
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>> 哦，這就是社會主義下會發生的事嗎？
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生活、工作、繁榮發展？
3:18.676–3:22.291
世界上哪裡有真正的社會主義真正扎根的地方，
3:22.301–3:23.580
真正扎根的地方？
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答案： nowhere（沒有地方）。
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現在，社會主義的底線從不變動。
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他們準備來拿走你擁有的一切，
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你的家、你的車、你的冷氣、你的401(k)退休金帳戶
3:39.215–3:41.203
沒錯，還有你的工廠。
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工廠。
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他們想要全部，因為你不配擁有其中任何一樣。
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你不配享有勞動的成果，因為
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根據定義，它們源自腐敗的資本主義體系。
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所以，如果你想保留更多勞動所得，
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就要傾盡全力對抗。
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不要把任何事視為理所當然。
3:58.940–4:02.046
今晚與我們討論此議題的是威斯康辛州國會議員布萊恩·斯蒂爾以及前民主黨競選工作人員伊凡·布克
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布克，前民主黨競選工作人員。
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國會議員，我們從你開始。
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我認為共和黨人對此一笑置之
4:09.124–4:12.585
並認為社會主義在威斯康辛州無法勝選，這是個錯誤。
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我們當然希望不會如此。
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但這些政策會導致毀滅，並將對威斯康辛州造成類似
4:20.217–4:22.561
政策已對明尼蘇達州造成的影響。
4:22.571–4:24.825
請分享你今晚的看法。
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今晚的看法。
4:24.915–4:26.736
>> 嗯，你說得完全正確。
4:26.746–4:29.185
她的立場令人極度擔憂。
4:29.195–4:32.036
其中一些立場看似荒謬，但她卻深信不疑。
4:32.046–4:35.128
她希望廢除邊境、廢除警察，
4:35.138–4:38.942
並釋放及撤除監獄中的人員。
4:38.952–4:40.422
但當談到經濟政策時，
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情況會更加糟糕。
4:41.080–4:43.694
她希望實施新的薪資稅，
4:43.694–4:44.724
增加稅收，
4:44.734–4:47.976
這將迫使雇主和就業機會離開該州。
4:47.986–4:49.335
這次威斯康辛州的選舉，
4:49.335–4:50.274
如果她今晚勝選
4:50.274–4:52.035
而且從各種跡象來看她確實會勝選，
4:52.035–4:55.123
這就不僅僅是紅藍兩黨的對抗。
4:55.133–4:57.211
這將是關於我們州靈魂的爭奪。
4:57.221–5:00.664
我們是否要繼續維持現有的繁榮與自由？
5:00.674–5:04.077
還是我們將走上她所倡導的那條非常黑暗且危險的社會主義道路？
5:04.087–5:06.286
她所倡導的那條道路？
5:06.296–5:06.572
>> 伊凡，
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我認為當人們想到中西部時，
5:09.066–5:13.266
人們往往忘記了美國的社會主義其實起源於中西部。
5:13.276–5:13.654
我的意思是，
5:13.654–5:15.316
二十世紀初
5:15.316–5:15.845
你知道，
5:15.855–5:16.638
尤金·德布斯，
5:16.638–5:18.674
他前往威斯康辛州
5:18.674–5:19.692
並與當地的編輯團隊會面
5:19.702–5:20.980
編輯部，你知道，
5:20.980–5:21.832
編輯團隊，你知道，
5:21.832–5:23.465
這是最酷的新事物。
5:23.475–5:23.903
這當時是很酷的新潮流。
5:23.903–5:26.469
我們正在對抗社會主義的崛起，你知道，
5:26.479–5:28.366
我們為了對抗社會主義的崛起，
5:28.376–5:28.517
在二十世紀的大部分時間裡都在奮鬥。
5:28.517–5:31.330
認為這可能只是曇花一現，
5:31.340–5:31.926
認為這可能只是曇花一現，
5:31.926–5:35.792
但我總是告訴我的共和黨朋友，
5:35.802–5:37.213
但我總是告訴我的共和黨朋友，
5:37.223–5:41.355
這對我們所知的美國共和國構成嚴重威脅
5:41.365–5:44.319
這對我們所知的現代美國共和國來說，
5:44.329–5:44.534
是一個嚴肅的威脅。
5:44.534–5:45.613
我認為你說得對，Laura。
5:45.623–5:48.485
我認為現在人們在財務上真的非常痛苦。
5:48.495–5:48.822
你知道，
5:48.822–5:50.645
他們在負擔醫療費用方面掙扎。
5:50.655–5:53.078
他們在尋找好工作方面掙扎。
5:53.088–5:55.127
他們在支付房租方面掙扎。
5:55.137–5:55.428
所以，
5:55.428–5:55.778
我認為，
5:55.778–5:56.186
你知道，
5:56.186–5:57.992
當你遇到像 Hong 這樣的人
5:58.002–5:58.730
出現時，
5:58.730–5:58.949
是的，
5:58.949–6:00.333
她確實有很多包袱。
6:00.343–6:00.702
我的意思是，
6:00.702–6:04.005
這位女性曾表示她很渴望與
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白人在一起。
6:05.104–6:08.471
威斯康星州是一個白人佔 85% 的州。
6:08.481–6:08.614
所以，
6:08.614–6:09.081
你知道，
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我確定這些會在秋季的攻擊性廣告中被大肆渲染
6:11.556–6:13.102
今年秋天的攻擊性廣告。
6:13.112–6:13.361
但是，
6:13.361–6:14.438
與此同時，
6:14.438–6:17.091
這是一個這樣的環境：儘管她
6:17.101–6:18.267
帶著這些包袱，
6:18.267–6:20.516
她的訊息仍可能突破重圍，
6:20.516–6:21.599
因為人們
6:21.609–6:23.606
目前正經歷真實的經濟痛苦，
6:23.606–6:25.070
而且他們覺得
6:25.080–6:28.980
現在的政府確實沒有投入足夠的注意力去關注經濟狀況
6:28.990–6:31.094
經濟狀況的發展。
6:31.104–6:31.333
>> 沒錯。
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嗯，
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你知道有什麼方法可以阻礙中產階級薪資上漲嗎？
6:35.059–6:36.320
讓全國多湧入一千萬名非法移民，
6:36.330–6:39.325
向全國傾倒多達1000萬名非法移民
6:39.325–6:39.753
那些實際上阻止中國進口商品進入
6:39.763–6:42.973
那些實際上阻止中國進口商品進入的關稅
6:42.983–6:43.990
這就是快速扼殺美國夢的方法。
6:44.000–6:46.594
這是一種快速扼殺美國夢的方式。
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眾議員，你的民主黨同事韋斯利·貝爾在2024年擊敗了科里·布什，
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並在上周的初選中再次擊敗了她。
6:53.533–6:55.726
他對一些極左翼候選人發表了訊息。
6:55.736–6:57.048
請看這段影片。
6:57.058–7:01.170
>> 工薪階層家庭不希望看到警察預算被削減
7:01.180–7:01.770
並被廢除。
7:01.780–7:06.279
我們不希望這樣，但受犯罪影響的工薪階層家庭不希望
7:06.289–7:08.493
看到監獄被廢除。
7:08.503–7:12.816
在某個時候，那些陣營中的許多人必須
7:12.826–7:14.555
做出決定，好吧，你是跟我們一起
7:14.555–7:16.127
以便推動事務進展，
7:16.127–7:16.520
還是你
7:16.530–7:18.739
想要不同的議程，
7:18.739–7:21.621
這與大多數美國選民的議程不符
7:21.631–7:24.378
絕大多數美國人的議程不一致。
7:24.388–7:24.468
美國人。
7:24.468–7:28.059
>> 嗯，這觀點很有趣，特別是在全國各州的
7:28.069–7:30.167
在，你知道的，這個國家各州的
7:30.167–7:31.216
在威斯康辛州可能沒那麼多，但我們確實看到上週在密歇根州發生了這種情況
7:31.226–7:32.489
威斯康星州可能沒那麼多，
7:32.489–7:37.823
但我們確實看到上週在
7:37.823–7:39.227
密歇根州發生了這種情況。
7:39.237–7:40.900
>> 當你檢視民主黨的政策時，
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選民不想要激進的政策。
7:42.622–7:46.481
政策，選民不想要激進的政策。
7:46.491–7:50.229
但民主黨已被激進的活動人士劫持，
7:50.239–7:51.757
推動這項
7:51.757–7:53.130
這項社會主義議程。
7:53.140–7:54.168
這確實是事實。
7:54.178–7:55.994
美國人面臨許多困境
7:55.994–7:57.321
財務上面臨許多困境。
7:57.331–7:58.207
而社會主義呼喚的
7:58.207–7:59.434
社會主義的呼喚
7:59.434–8:00.953
對許多人來說很有吸引力。
8:00.963–8:01.672
的人。
8:01.682–8:02.867
這就是為什麼在這次選舉中
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這次選舉中，回到過去並解釋共和黨減稅政策的重要性不言而喻
8:04.713–8:09.690
並說明共和黨減稅政策的內容
8:09.700–8:10.072
小費稅，
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加班費稅，
8:10.693–8:11.686
對社會安全稅
8:11.686–8:13.052
至關重要，能讓
8:13.062–8:13.747
生活負擔更輕
8:13.747–8:14.812
並將此議題變成
8:14.812–8:15.610
威斯康辛州的
8:15.610–8:16.333
全國性選舉議題。
8:16.343–8:17.088
威斯康辛州
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以及全國各地。
8:18.384–8:19.522
>> 艾文，請快一點，
8:19.522–8:20.125
15秒。
8:20.135–8:20.215
秒。
8:20.215–8:23.697
共和黨人必須多做些努力，實際講述社會主義的故事
8:23.707–8:27.979
以及為什麼他們的政策會奏效。
8:27.989–8:28.346
>> 我同意你的看法，我認為，
8:28.346–8:28.442
你知道，
8:28.442–8:28.758
關於關稅的觀點，
8:28.758–8:28.854
你知道，
8:28.854–8:29.500
我是支持唐納·川普關稅政策的人。
8:29.510–8:30.611
關於關稅的觀點，
8:30.611–8:30.946
你知道，
8:30.946–8:31.951
我是支持唐納德·特朗普關稅政策的人
8:31.961–8:33.922
唐納·川普關稅政策的人。
8:33.932–8:37.504
我認為政府應該向民眾說明這將如何讓工作機會回流，並解釋已經回流的工作機會。
8:37.514–8:39.010
這將如何讓工作機會回流
8:39.010–8:40.564
並說明這些工作機會
8:40.574–8:42.134
已經回流的就業機會。
8:42.144–8:42.462
我的意思是，
8:42.462–8:45.515
我認為目前的訊息傳遞應聚焦於國內
8:45.525–8:46.441
現在。
8:46.451–8:48.002
這也是我希望他們在
8:48.002–8:49.178
中期選舉前所做的事。
8:49.188–8:49.386
>> 是的，
8:49.386–8:50.720
在衝突領域方面
8:50.720–8:52.450
在這方面有點困難
8:52.460–8:54.160
這方面有點困難。
8:54.170–8:55.104
眾議員伊萬，
8:55.104–8:55.665
兩位，
8:55.665–8:56.537
非常感謝。
8:56.547–8:57.859
>> 我們將轉向幾個重磅揭露
8:57.859–8:59.620
關於民主黨在密歇根州的激進參議院候選人。
8:59.630–9:02.456
密歇根州民主黨激進參議員候選人。
9:02.466–9:03.825
在社群媒體上，
9:03.825–9:07.170
阿卜杜勒·艾爾-薩耶德塑造了一個誇張的、
9:07.180–9:08.834
樂天派的活動人士形象，
9:08.834–9:10.406
喜歡唱歌跳舞，
9:10.416–9:11.760
但在現實中，
9:11.760–9:13.553
艾爾-薩耶德的政策，
9:13.553–9:14.561
猜猜看？
9:14.571–9:18.498
以及政策立場、他的人際關係，正如我們所知，
9:18.508–9:21.449
還有過去發表的言論，呈現出截然不同的畫面。
9:21.459–9:26.000
除了海地，還有密歇根州歷史悠久的麥基諾島，
9:26.010–9:29.793
還有一長串其他「美妙的」美國事物，
9:29.803–9:33.529
阿卜杜勒·艾爾-薩耶德顯然極度鄙視。
9:33.539–9:38.588
根據 K 檔案，CNN 的一份報導指出，一段現已刪除的 2024 年影片
9:38.598–9:42.920
顯示艾爾-薩耶德抱怨道：「煙花爛透了。」
9:42.930–9:43.010
爛透了。」
9:43.010–9:44.236
我喜歡煙火。
9:44.246–9:47.977
總之，他懇請美國人尋找不同的慶祝方式，
9:47.987–9:52.719
7月4日，引用對環境和兒童的擔憂
9:52.729–9:53.764
以及寵物的擔憂。
9:53.774–9:54.851
但，這還不是全部。
9:54.861–10:00.821
在另一段2022年的已刪除影片中，聽好了，艾薩德嘲諷了
10:00.831–10:03.398
關於我們南部邊境危機的擔憂，
10:03.408–10:07.080
引述稱邊境問題，引述，「根本沒有進入美國民眾真正關心、影響他們生活的問題前五名，」
10:07.090–10:10.703
美國人真正關心問題的前五名，
10:10.713–10:12.541
影響他們生活的問題前五名。」
10:12.551–10:14.515
根據同一份報告。
10:14.525–10:18.154
其他片段[噴鼻息]顯示艾薩德呼籲廢除第二修正案
10:18.164–10:23.211
取而代之的是由政府運營的醫療保健權利。
10:23.221–10:27.122
這位新提名的民主黨人也抨擊美式足球
10:27.132–10:29.256
因其有毒的男子氣概。
10:29.266–10:30.500
來看看。
10:30.510–10:33.556
>> 美式足球，嗯，非常強烈地與一種，
10:33.566–10:37.223
你知道的，特別陽剛且經常有毒的，
10:37.233–10:39.450
有毒的男子氣概，文化密切相關。
10:39.460–10:43.307
而且其中很大一部分是關於你想能夠重新站起來
10:43.317–10:44.341
為你的球隊比賽。
10:44.351–10:48.069
這是運動的一部分。
10:48.079–10:50.435
這是運動的一部分。
10:50.445–10:50.525
運動。
10:50.525–10:50.994
好的。
10:51.004–10:54.804
在密歇根狼獾隊主導的州，
10:54.814–10:59.399
密歇根州立大學的美式足球、底特律雄獅隊，呃，我認為這
10:59.409–11:00.906
不會太受歡迎。
11:00.916–11:05.874
但根據 CNN 的報導，艾薩耶德甚至將美式足球與奴隸制相比，
11:05.884–11:09.698
呃，公開質疑這項運動是否可以，引號，
11:09.708–11:10.680
合乎道德。
11:10.690–11:14.408
顯然，Elsayed 也對現金保釋和
11:14.418–11:14.859
監獄也有道德上的擔憂。
11:14.869–11:16.905
來看看這個。
11:16.915–11:20.532
>> 我們有，我們有，呃，呃，呃，像現金保釋這樣的政策，
11:20.542–11:23.673
嗯，這基本上會迫使窮人入獄。
11:23.683–11:26.050
嗯，除此之外，對吧？
11:26.060–11:30.410
更廣泛的問題是，有多少人正淒慘地
11:30.420–11:34.259
滯留在呃監獄設施中，其實他們不需要在那裡。
11:34.269–11:38.432
任何和所有的努力，呃，讓人離開監獄和監獄，並
11:38.442–11:41.619
讓人遠離監獄和監獄，呃，是我們現在需要
11:41.629–11:44.060
現在正是我們需要投資的重點
11:44.070–11:46.087
呃，但這不會在疫情結束後就結束，
11:46.097–11:46.330
對吧？
11:46.340–11:50.016
我們不應該需要一場全球大流行病來迫使我們
11:50.026–11:51.147
找回我們的人性。
11:51.157–11:53.283
這應該只是我們應該做的事，因為這是對的事
11:53.293–11:55.153
該做的事。
11:55.163–11:59.056
>> 所以，艾勒·賽義德對現金保釋、足球、煙火等議題有著非常深刻且深遠的道德擔憂
11:59.066–12:04.016
但他對他的朋友、夥伴、摯友阿薩姆·派克卻毫無問題。
12:04.026–12:07.810
你記得那個呼籲街道被
12:07.820–12:11.644
你記得那個呼籲讓街道染紅的人嗎
12:11.654–12:13.952
那個當然讚揚9/11、
12:13.962–12:17.086
將9/11歸咎於美國、讚揚哈瑪斯、抨擊非裔美國人、
12:17.096–12:21.673
打扮成毛澤東模樣的傢伙，是他的朋友。
12:21.683–12:25.644
在給CNN的聲明中，艾勒·賽義德的競選團隊試圖將
12:25.654–12:29.729
其候選人與幾乎所有這些過去的立場劃清界限，
12:29.739–12:33.982
但請記住，這些是艾勒·賽義德近期的評論，
12:33.992–12:37.950
有些甚至是在過去兩年內發表的。
12:37.960–12:39.755
現在，更早之前，2009年，當時還是醫學生的
12:39.765–12:43.062
阿卜杜勒·艾勒·賽義德接受《紐約時報》採訪，撰寫一篇關於
12:43.072–12:47.070
伊斯蘭銀行的文章，該文章由《華盛頓自由旗幟報》挖掘出來。
12:47.080–12:51.284
傳統上，在伊斯蘭教中，貸款利息是被禁止的，
12:51.294–12:55.459
在伊斯蘭教傳統中，貸款利息是被禁止的，
12:55.469–12:58.710
從而產生了對房屋貸款替代方案的需求。
12:58.720–13:01.610
但艾賽德進一步採取行動，告訴《紐約時報》
13:01.620–13:06.161
引述：「最終的問題是，當我去世並站在
13:06.171–13:09.746
上帝面前，回顧我一生中做過的一切，
13:09.756–13:15.103
我不想說我選擇了容易的方式，而不是符合伊斯蘭教法
13:15.113–13:16.674
的方式。
13:16.684–13:19.775
不是因為恐懼，而是因為義務。」
13:19.785–13:24.125
再次強調，這是一篇關於伊斯蘭房屋貸款替代方案的報導。
13:24.135–13:26.608
總之，艾賽德競選團隊在一份聲明中表示，
13:26.618–13:30.154
引述：「阿卜杜勒相信政教分離，同時
13:30.164–13:33.658
他個人努力遵循其信仰的規則，
13:33.668–13:35.147
就像許多美國人一樣。
13:35.157–13:40.817
阿卜杜勒反對任何宗教團體試圖將信仰
13:40.827–13:44.126
法典化為我國法律的任何努力。」
13:44.136–13:45.435
他到底在伊斯蘭教法上持什麼立場？
13:45.445–13:46.856
我很想知道這個問題的答案。
13:46.866–13:49.899
那麼，密歇根州的選民會對這些事情怎麼看呢？
13:49.909–13:49.989
這些事情？
13:49.989–13:51.492
>> 所以，這裡有一段非常有趣的影片。
13:51.502–13:59.450
滾動吧，斯文。
13:59.460–14:02.733
[掌聲] [掌聲] 看來大家很高興。
14:02.743–14:06.778
你幾乎會以為他們發現了新的清潔產品。
14:06.788–14:06.868
產品。
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產品。
14:06.948–14:11.185
[笑聲] 謝謝，吉姆。
14:11.195–14:11.275
吉姆。
14:11.275–14:13.145
那麼，那位女士在打什麼手語？
14:13.155–14:16.352
是將兒童掠奪者關進監獄的新法律嗎？
14:16.362–14:19.154
是將綁架者閹割的新法案嗎？
14:19.164–14:23.296
讓任何沒戴耳機聽布萊恩·基爾梅德有聲書的人強制執行注射死刑的法案
14:23.306–14:28.313
未戴耳機聆聽布萊恩·基爾梅德的有聲書就必須強制注射死刑的立法嗎？
14:28.323–14:28.873
不是。
14:28.883–14:31.795
他們欣喜若狂，因為麻薩諸塞州州長莫拉·希利簽署了
14:31.805–14:36.598
一項法案，允許你找到願意執行的醫生，
14:36.608–14:40.162
直到出生前都可以墮胎一個健康且可存活的嬰兒。
14:40.172–14:40.252
嬰兒。
14:40.252–14:43.136
鑑於這是麻薩諸塞州，同樣是保護
14:43.146–14:46.980
肯定論的州，這項搜索不會很難。
14:46.990–14:48.981
肯定論，這項搜索不會很難。
14:48.991–14:51.688
現在，我不相信這項法律是真的。
14:51.698–14:53.560
產前中止妊娠直到出生？
14:53.570–14:55.710
為什麼不等到他們上幼兒園，趁他們午睡時帶走他們？
14:55.720–14:59.214
午睡時？
14:59.224–15:00.010
接下來會是什麼？
15:00.020–15:03.713
如果五年級學生帶回一張成績不好的報告單，就要進行墮胎嗎？
15:03.723–15:06.898
這肯定不對吧，對吧？
15:06.908–15:07.615
不對。
15:07.625–15:10.763
並且發現，是的，這是真的。
15:10.773–15:13.036
並且發現，是的，這是真的。
15:13.046–15:16.424
舊法禁止在懷孕24週後進行大多數墮胎，
15:16.434–15:19.973
除非是為了母親的生命或嚴重的胎兒問題。
15:19.983–15:24.797
新法用一個極度模糊的標準取代了所有這些規定，
15:24.807–15:26.830
專業判斷
15:26.840–15:34.405
這就像我們國家整形外科醫生所使用的標準一樣。
15:34.415–15:39.229
沒有孕週限制，也不需要醫療理由。
15:39.239–15:41.860
談談把嬰兒和洗澡水一起倒掉，
15:41.870–15:44.120
這些人的目標正是如此。
15:44.130–15:47.954
我們從罕見但合法的狀況，變成了如果你不喜歡你的孩子，
15:47.964–15:49.649
你就可以殺死你的孩子。
15:49.659–15:53.402
支持者堅稱這僅涉及罕見的悲慘案例，
15:53.412–15:58.447
然而，法律實際上並不要求案例必須是罕見或悲劇性的。
15:58.457–16:00.949
他們還表示，女性不再需要逃離州境去墮胎
16:00.959–16:02.079
健康的嬰兒。
16:02.089–16:04.097
考慮到目前的汽油價格，
16:04.107–16:06.331
這可能會變得相當昂貴。
16:06.341–16:06.421
昂貴。
16:06.421–16:08.303
但批評者指出了顯而易見的事實。
16:08.313–16:13.787
該法律本身對健康嬰兒的自願性墮胎沒有任何防護措施
16:13.797–16:15.348
。
16:15.358–16:19.872
該法案刻意以有限的例外情況換取了無限制的
16:19.882–16:22.193
「醫生最懂」的混亂局面。
16:22.203–16:26.597
這就像是用一個「請勿搶劫」的標誌取代了鎖上的門，
16:26.607–16:29.839
然後當你的家比 Jasmine Crockett 的腦袋還空蕩時，
16:29.849–16:32.801
表現出驚訝的樣子。
16:32.811–16:36.604
與此同時，自由派媒體會否認健康媽媽懷著健康嬰兒被謀殺的事實，
16:36.614–16:40.968
當然，直到他們說這是一件好事為止。
16:40.978–16:43.929
但一名女性可以在預產期前一天決定改變主意，
16:43.939–16:45.811
而誰知道為什麼呢？
16:45.821–16:49.854
她只需要一位將墮胎視為不僅是常規程序、
16:49.864–16:51.215
更是聖禮的醫生。
16:51.225–16:54.538
一個瘋子相信，身為女性的魔力不在於你能孕育生命，而在於你能消滅它。
16:54.548–16:57.180
能孕育孩子，那就是可以消除一個。
16:57.190–16:59.793
那不是醫療，那是殺嬰
16:59.803–17:02.324
看，在最後幾週，一個健康的嬰兒能感受到疼痛，
17:02.334–17:06.400
對世界做出反應，並在醫療照護下於子宮外存活。
17:06.410–17:06.490
照護。
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我們稱殺害新生兒為謀殺。
17:08.820–17:12.162
在子宮內早五分鐘做這件事，只意味著犯罪現場
17:12.172–17:16.053
有更好的照明和更舒適的等候室。
17:16.063–17:19.534
因為那是個孩子，將你的罪疚感外包給醫生並不會
17:19.544–17:20.804
改變這一點。
17:20.814–17:24.537
當法律聳聳肩說，我們需要將要求保持開放式，
17:24.547–17:27.578
因為我們根本不知道墮胎的理由可能是什麼，
17:27.588–17:30.381
你就會看到這種靈活性會導向何處。
17:30.391–17:34.170
這只是邁向最終無道德底線的又一步。
17:34.180–17:35.789
我們可能已經在那裡了。
17:35.799–17:40.684
那些鼓掌的女性，就像慶祝公開處決的毛拉。
17:40.694–17:43.824
黨派立場總是凌駕於個人之上。
17:43.834–17:43.914
個人。
17:43.914–17:48.577
因此，一類人類在道德自由落體中變得可有可無。
17:48.587–17:51.680
因為如果你看不到那個寶寶，你就可以殺死它。
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哦，他們會使出渾身解數來為死囚犯辯護
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或是為撞死青少年的醉酒非法移民辯護，但對於一個不方便的孩童，
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那個孩子在來到地球的第一天之前就已經註定 doomed。
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>> 看看我們請到了誰。
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今晚的來賓。
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>> [掌聲]
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>> [掌聲]
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>> 他通常帶著六名背景
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背景舞者一起演出。
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同時也在福克斯商業頻道賺錢的查爾斯·佩恩。
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她是一位財經記者。
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證明一位女性 [音樂] 也能做數學。
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紐約郵報專欄作家莉迪婭·莫伊尼漢。
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>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [歡呼聲]
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[掌聲]
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[掌聲]
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>> 我們將無法再邀請他了，因為他們正在
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在距離200碼的地方蓋學校。
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《Anthony and Jim Joe》播客的共同主持人，吉姆·諾頓。
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>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [歡呼聲]
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[掌聲]
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[掌聲]
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>> 她從米奇老鼠變成了白宮官員。
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前迪士尼明星暨特朗普白宮官員，
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卡洛琳·桑尼。
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桑尼。
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桑尼。
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>> [掌聲與歡呼聲]
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>> 查爾斯，我不相信這事。
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你真的得做你自己的研究，
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你知道的，查爾斯，我反對這樣做。
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>> 是啊。
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>> 是啊。
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>> 我真的不敢相信這事。
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這是不是令人難以置信？
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這簡直是超乎想像的難以置信。
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當你朗讀那段文字時，我起了一身雞皮疙瘩。
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這真的非常艱難。
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聽我說，我相信生命從受孕那一刻開始，對吧？
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而我們這個國家曾經有一種妥協，就是說，
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這是女性的權利，但對此有所限制，
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對吧？
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這種妥協可能對每個人來說都令人不安，
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但這就是謀殺。
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總之，這就是赤裸裸的謀殺。
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為了慶祝它，我想他們可能會坐在那裡看影片，
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他們可能坐在那裡看小海豹被棍棒擊打的影片並為之歡呼，因為這整件事令人如此沮喪。
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被敲擊致死還為此歡呼，因為這就是整件事令人絕望的地方
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查爾斯，這感覺就像，
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這幾乎成了一種宗教，因為他們必須展現公開的喜悅。
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這就像我們必須達成共識，所以如果一位女性聽到這件事並覺得這不對，
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這在某種意義上就像一種宗教，他們必須展現出公開的喜悅。
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你看，那裡有二十位女性，她們都是政治家，認為
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聽到這件事覺得不對，那是你的問題，因為
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看，那裡有二十位女性，她們都是認為
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這太棒了。
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>> 是啊，嗯，嗯，呃，我認為我認為女性大概會
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大多數女性不會讓這影響她們。
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這大概是為了安撫她們自己的內疚，你知道，
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事實是，那裡的所有女性都無法感到
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對這事感到自在。
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如果你注視她們的眼睛和靈魂，
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她們無法對這事感到自在，
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但她們渴望這場假象
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而這一切只是一場假象，
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但這是致命的假象。
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>> 嗯。
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女士，你有什麼好的墮胎墮胎墮胎笑話嗎？
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笑話？
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笑話？
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>> [笑聲]
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>> 我指望你來做那個，
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格雷格。
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格雷格。
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我覺得那是一個錯失的機會。
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機會。
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>> 一。
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噹噹。
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敲。
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>> 誰在那裡？
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那裡？
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>> 你永遠不會知道。
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>> 是啊，它是什麼。
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墮胎在什麼時候會與殺嬰行為無法區分
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與殺嬰無法區分？
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他們不斷地移動它，再移動它。
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>> 而且想想看，
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我的意思是，有些嬰兒在幾週
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或幾個月前出生，在加護病房存活下來，
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而父母們
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因為他們愛自己的孩子，
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會竭盡所能
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讓那個嬰兒維持生命支持，
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但我猜如果你只是
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不幸到有個決定不再「感覺」的 parent，
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「不再有任何感覺了。」
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你將被 literally 丟棄。
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我說這可是嚴峻的事實。
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我也認為這反映了左派面臨的一個更大問題
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那就是我們所看到的某種獨裁傾向
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那就是
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僅僅對他們想做的事保持容忍是不夠的。
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你必須為它喝彩。
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你必須鼓掌。
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你必須給予起立鼓掌
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我年紀夠大，還記得
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當那些共存貼紙在俄勒岡州波特蘭外非常流行時
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「共存」貼紙非常流行。
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俄勒岡州。
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現在左派不在乎共存。
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他們想將他們的議程強加給其他人
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並且
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關於「我們只希望婦女和她的醫生來做出
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這個決定」的說法。
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不，你也希望納稅人為它買單，對吧？
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你們希望我們所有人都參與其中
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並且你們希望教導公立學校的孩子們
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在公立學校教導學生這是件好事
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所以這甚至不只是他們自己想要的事情。
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他們希望其他所有人都成為共犯。
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>> 沒錯
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而且你知道問題在於他們會說
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你可以信任醫生
21:58.078–21:59.906
但我之所以納入整形外科醫師
21:59.916–22:02.893
是因為那些傢伙都是醫學博士（MD）
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但如果你付錢給某人
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足夠多的話，他們會毀了你的臉。
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臉。
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>> 我是說，想想那些在 TikTok 上
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瘋傳的影片，醫療從業人員說他們會試圖謀殺
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一名 ICE（美國移民與海關執法局）官員，對吧？
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慶祝查理·柯克被謀殺。
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業界裡確實存在一些心術不正的人
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>> 沒錯。
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所以卡洛琳·陽光（Carolyn Sunshine），這個主題的名字起得真明亮。
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呃，你是怎麼做到的？
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我一直在想一個類比，
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讓自由派人士能理解這一點。
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這就像是，呃，槍枝倡導者，呃，他們不僅僅是通過
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開放攜帶。
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攜帶。
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呃，你實際上可以在任何你想要的地方攜帶裝填的子彈機槍，
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包括酒吧、學校和警察局。
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呃，我們會不，改成榴彈發射器。
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這大概就是那種完全沒有任何限制的意思
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你可以做任何事。
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>> 是的。
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不，我被告知這是一個喜劇，喜劇，喜劇節目。
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節目。
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節目。
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>> [笑聲] >> [笑聲] >> 上次我來這裡時，我們
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談論，談論了強姦指控，現在我們談論的是
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殺害兒童，我不知道。
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不，我在開玩笑。
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呃，呃，但是，你知道什麼有趣嗎？
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我看到那段影片，裡面她說，你知道，
23:08.990–23:12.345
你得想想那些永遠不會見面的人，以及
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也永遠不會知道這項法律會影響到的人。
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我在想，是啊，你可以從未出生的孩子開始，
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雖然我不認為她是那個意思。
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你知道，我們經常在討論女性與這個問題。
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這很有趣，因為如果一個男人，對吧，拋棄他的孩子，
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他就是個不负責任的爸爸。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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>> 但如果一個女人拋棄她的孩子，那就是，那就是，那就是支持選擇權。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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這很有趣，因為你知道
23:38.646–23:40.938
孕育一個寶寶需要兩個人。
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寶寶。
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寶寶。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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>> 嗯嗯。
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>> 其中一個是男人。
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嗯，我可以說在這個網路平台上。
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我認為在其他網路平台上，嗯，嗯，我可能無法這樣說，因為每個人都是
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理智的。
23:48.548–23:51.136
嗯，但孕育一個寶寶需要兩個人。
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寶寶。
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在孩子出生的那一刻，父親就擁有必須履行的監護權，
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但在那九個月的期間裡，他沒有任何發言權。
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沒有發言權。
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>> 是的。
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>> 是的。
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>> 我認為這是非常人性化的，我的意思是，
24:02.463–24:05.137
再說一次，這是一檔喜劇節目，但是，但是在我生命中，
24:05.147–24:09.031
有我所愛的人受到這方面的影響，他們做出了這樣的
24:09.041–24:09.754
決定。
24:09.764–24:12.042
我告訴你們，我認為這不是一件應該被美化
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或輕率看待的事情。
24:13.176–24:16.337
我見過它對人們心理健康造成的影響，
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這是一個會伴隨人們一生的決定，
24:19.518–24:20.550
它帶來了許多痛苦，
24:20.550–24:21.877
我認為沒有任何
24:21.887–24:25.329
賦予力量，或是將它美化。
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那只是。>> 為什麼他們不這麼做？
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我不明白，他們怎麼會
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不提法律中的例外情況？
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他們只是說，你知道嗎？
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你知道，你知道，它們會是罕見的例外。
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像是什麼樣的例外？
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他們不說，因為他們想保留這種彈性。
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這太奇怪了。
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>> 是啊，這也是其中一部分。
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他們看待事情的方式，和你我看待的方式不同。
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>> 蒂姆，你最近好嗎？
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好嗎？
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>> 葛雷格，從未更好。
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更好。
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>> 我知道。
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知道。
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我聽說你有了新節目。
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>> 是的，我有。
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嗯，我的朋友安東尼和我，我們正在主持一個喜劇播客，其中
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我們提供10個月的墮胎服務。
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>> [笑聲] >> 呃，不，你知道，這很有趣。
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我們只是……我不知道這個國家怎麼變得這麼激進。
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激進。
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激進。
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>> 是啊。
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>> 是啊。
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就像我們我們熱愛激進思維，然後又抱怨說
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我們無法理解這種激進思維。
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就像這太瘋狂了。
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>> 是啊。
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>> 是啊。
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而且還有些人認為，被強暴的11歲女孩應該被迫生下孩子。
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就像我們……我們允許這些人
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主導局勢，然後我們全都坐下來抱怨，說，
25:20.660–25:22.610
秀場然後我們就只是坐著抱怨說
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事情怎麼會變得這麼瘋狂
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>> 嗯哼。
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就像我的意思是，我曾在許多婦女權利集會上發表演說。
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我是說我參加過很多婦女權利集會並發表演說
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嗯，他們覺得我是女同性戀。
25:29.252–25:32.053
你知道，
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這可能不太受歡迎，但我認為墮胎應該由
25:34.606–25:35.960
男方決定。
25:35.970–25:39.368
你得自己處理。
25:39.378–25:40.538
你得自己處理。
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如果不行的話，那現在怎麼辦？
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>> [笑聲] >> [笑聲] >> 那是我的觀點。
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等一下。
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先生，我[笑聲]在開玩笑。
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你看到《教父》時做了什麼？
25:53.564–25:55.709
我不敢相信阿爾·帕西諾在黑幫電影裡。
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>> [笑聲] >> 哦[笑聲]我的天啊。
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天啊。
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>> 好吧。
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沒錯。
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請記得在 YouTube 上按讚並訂閱，以獲取 Fox News 的最新資訊
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並立即在 Fox 1 上觀看完整節目串流。
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The state has a big choice to make.
州政府面臨一個重大抉擇。
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Will it nominate really an about socialist whose only business
它是否會提名一位真正對社會主義一無所知、
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experience was running a ramen shop into insolvency?
唯一經驗是經營拉麵店導致破產的人進入政壇？
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The answer is, you betcha.
答案是，當然會。
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>> I voted for Francesca Hong.
>> 我投給了法蘭西絲卡·洪。
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Hong.
洪。
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>> It's nice to see see someone who's like me.
>> 看到像我這樣的人進入辦公室，感覺真好。
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Uh, to be in um, in in the office.
嗯，能在辦公室裡，嗯，在辦公室裡。
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And um, she's a single mom.
而且嗯，她是單親媽媽。
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I'm not a single mom, but I was at one point.
我不是單親媽媽，但我曾經是。
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>> She's uh, part of the working class.
>> 她是，嗯，勞工階層的一部分。
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class.
階層。
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class.
階層。
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>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
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>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
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>> She's um, um, a woman um, who understands uh,
>> 她是，嗯，嗯，一位女性，嗯，了解，
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women's issues.
女性議題。
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And also she's um, a breath of fresh air here for Wisconsin.
而且她也為威斯康星州帶來了一股清新之風。
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>> Well, that is your brain on social social media.
>> 嗯，這就是你的大腦在社交媒體上的運作方式。
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A personal biography of failure is considered a plus among the
對於歷史上缺乏常識的人來說，個人的失敗傳記被視為加分項。
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historically illiterate.
歷史上缺乏識字能力。
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But Wisconsin's in a bind.
但威斯康辛州陷入了困境。
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The incumbent Democrat Tony Evers endorsed Hong's opponent David
現任民主黨州長托尼·埃弗斯（Tony Evers）支持洪（Hong）的對手大衛·克勞利（David Crowley），
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Crowley, who himself dropped out of the race, then just got back
克勞利本人已退出競選，但隨後又重返選戰。
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in.
現在埃弗斯正在攻擊洪。
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Now Evers is hitting Hong.
>> 他整個競選活動都在處理
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>> He has spent the whole entire on his his campaign dealing with
嗯，不是處理議題，而是處理推特上的事情。
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uh, not with the issues, but what what's on the Twitter.
我認為這不是擊敗湯姆·蒂芬尼（Tom Tiffany）的好方法。
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And I just find that that's not a good way to beat Tom Tiffany.
我只覺得這樣不是擊敗湯姆·蒂菲的好方法。
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>> Well, he's enthralling.
天啊，這正是無生氣的托尼·埃弗斯的定義。
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My God, the the definition of a moribund Tony Evers.
嗯，我們就希望他是對的，因為時代正在改變。
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Well, let's just hope he's right though, because the times they
洪憑藉個人魅力和免費贈品的承諾進行競選。
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are a changing.
她不在乎托尼。
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Hong's running on personality and the promise of free stuff.
洪以個人魅力和免費福利的承諾為競選基礎。
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And she doesn't care about Tony.
而且她根本不在乎東尼
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>> Have you spoken to Evers?
>> 我還沒跟州長談過。
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Evers?
還沒。
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>> I've not spoken to the governor yet.
>> 我還沒跟州長談過。
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yet.
還沒。
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It's quite early.
現在還早。
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I want to let him have his coffee first.
我想讓他先喝杯咖啡。
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>> Evers, Evers, let's call the whole thing off.
>>埃弗斯，埃弗斯，我們把整件事取消吧。
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Now Republicans are seeing all of this play out and think that
現在共和黨人看到這些發展，認為
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Hong would be a gift to the GOP in November.
洪在十一月會是共和黨的一份禮物。
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Politico reported that pro-Republican PACs, including one associated
《政治報》報導稱，支持共和黨的政治行動委員會，包括一個與
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with the Republican Governors Association, have spent millions
共和黨州長協會有關的組織，已花費數百萬
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of dollars to boost Hong in the primary.
美元來提升洪在初選中的聲勢。
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But, this could always backfire.
但是，這始終可能適得其反。
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So, Wisconsin should not get sidetracked on Hoos's hot takes on
因此，威斯康星州不應該因為洪在
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Thanksgiving or Halloween, as amusing as they are or revealing
感恩節或萬聖節的熱門觀點而分心，無論這些觀點有多有趣或揭示
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as they are.
了什麼。
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But, they are not the key reasons that socialism itself is dangerous.
但是，它們並不是社會主義本身危險的關鍵原因。
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Socialism is designed to kill private industry and spur widespread
社會主義旨在扼殺私人產業並促進廣泛的
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government dependence.
政府依賴
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That's when you lose your freedom.
到那時你就會失去自由。
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freedom.
自由。
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You know it's bad when the Washington Post editorial board issued
你知道情況有多糟，因為《華盛頓郵報》編輯委員會在
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a warning a few days ago.
幾天前發布了警告。
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If Hong is elected, businesses will flee Wisconsin under the crushing
如果洪當選，企業將逃離威斯康星州，承受著
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weight of new taxes and new regulations.
新稅收和新法規的沉重負擔。
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Adding that, like most socialists, Hong is in denial about the
補充說明，像大多數社會主義者一樣，洪對其提案的成本與後果採取否認態度。
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costs and consequences of her proposals.
她提案的成本與後果。
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>> If Hoos, do they leave the state?
>> 如果霍斯（Hoos）選上了，他們會離開這個州嗎？
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state?
州？
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>> You know, discussing that hypothetical is um a
>> 你知道，討論那個假設性問題，嗯，我對此感到困惑。
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little bit uh I'm confused about that.
有一點呃，我對此感到困惑。
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However, let's look at all the other policies that we have talked
然而，讓我們來看看我們一直在競選中爭取的其他所有政策。
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about that we have been fighting for with our campaign.
我們一直在競選中爭取的其他所有政策。
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When there is free childcare, when there is fully funded public
當有免費的托兒服務，當有全額資助的公立學校，當大麻合法化時，
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schools, when there's uh legalization of cannabis,
當有免費托兒服務，當有全額資助的公立學校，當大麻合法化時，
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I think that we can improve the quality of life for millionaires
我認為我們可以提升百萬富翁的生活品質，
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and ensure that they too will be able to live,
並確保他們也能在這裡生活，
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work, and thrive here in our state.
工作，並在我們州繁榮發展。
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>> Oh, is that what's going to happen under socialism,
>> 哦，這就是社會主義下會發生的事嗎？
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live, work, and thrive?
生活、工作、繁榮發展？
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Where is that happening anywhere in the world where true socialism
世界上哪裡有真正的社會主義真正扎根的地方，
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actually took root?
真正扎根的地方？
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Answer, nowhere.
答案： nowhere（沒有地方）。
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Now, the bottom line on socialism, it never changes.
現在，社會主義的底線從不變動。
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They're preparing to come for everything you have,
他們準備來拿走你擁有的一切，
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your home, your car, your air conditioning, your 401k,
你的家、你的車、你的冷氣、你的401(k)退休金帳戶
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and yes, your factory.
沒錯，還有你的工廠。
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factory.
工廠。
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They want it all because you don't deserve any of it.
他們想要全部，因為你不配擁有其中任何一樣。
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You don't deserve the fruits of your labor because,
你不配享有勞動的成果，因為
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by definition, they arose out of the corrupt capitalist system.
根據定義，它們源自腐敗的資本主義體系。
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So, if you want to keep more of what you earn,
所以，如果你想保留更多勞動所得，
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fight this with everything you have.
就要傾盡全力對抗。
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Take nothing for granted.
不要把任何事視為理所當然。
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Here to discuss this Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil and Evan
今晚與我們討論此議題的是威斯康辛州國會議員布萊恩·斯蒂爾以及前民主黨競選工作人員伊凡·布克
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Booker, former Democrat campaign operative.
布克，前民主黨競選工作人員。
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Congressman, let's start with you.
國會議員，我們從你開始。
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I think it's a mistake for Republicans to kind of laugh this off
我認為共和黨人對此一笑置之
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and think that socialism can't win in Wisconsin.
並認為社會主義在威斯康辛州無法勝選，這是個錯誤。
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We certainly hope it does not.
我們當然希望不會如此。
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But these policies lead to ruin and will do to Wisconsin what similar
但這些政策會導致毀滅，並將對威斯康辛州造成類似
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policies have already done to Minnesota.
政策已對明尼蘇達州造成的影響。
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Your take tonight.
請分享你今晚的看法。
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tonight.
今晚的看法。
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>> Uh you're you're exactly right.
>> 嗯，你說得完全正確。
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Her Her positions are beyond concerning.
她的立場令人極度擔憂。
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Some of them appear comical, but she believes them.
其中一些立場看似荒謬，但她卻深信不疑。
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She wants to abolish the border, abolish police,
她希望廢除邊境、廢除警察，
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and unleash and remove people from prisons.
並釋放及撤除監獄中的人員。
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But when you get to the economic policies,
但當談到經濟政策時，
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it gets even worse.
情況會更加糟糕。
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She wants to implement a new payroll tax,
她希望實施新的薪資稅，
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increase taxes,
增加稅收，
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which will push employers and jobs out of the state.
這將迫使雇主和就業機會離開該州。
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This election in Wisconsin,
這次威斯康辛州的選舉，
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if she wins tonight
如果她今晚勝選
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and by all appearances she will,
而且從各種跡象來看她確實會勝選，
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is more than just a red versus blue battle.
這就不僅僅是紅藍兩黨的對抗。
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This is going to be for the soul of our state.
這將是關於我們州靈魂的爭奪。
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Do we want to continue the prosperity and freedoms that we have?
我們是否要繼續維持現有的繁榮與自由？
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Or are we going to go down a very dark and dangerous road to socialism
還是我們將走上她所倡導的那條非常黑暗且危險的社會主義道路？
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that she is advocating for?
她所倡導的那條道路？
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>> Evan,
>> 伊凡，
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I think when you think about the the Midwest,
我認為當人們想到中西部時，
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people forget that American socialism really began in the Midwest.
人們往往忘記了美國的社會主義其實起源於中西部。
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I mean,
我的意思是，
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the early part of the 1900s,
二十世紀初
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you know,
你知道，
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Eugene Debs,
尤金·德布斯，
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he made the trip up to Wisconsin
他前往威斯康辛州
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and met with the
並與當地的編輯團隊會面
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editorial uh you know,
編輯部，你知道，
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folks up there
編輯團隊，你知道，
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and it was the cool new thing.
這是最酷的新事物。
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You know,
這當時是很酷的新潮流。
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we were fighting the rise of socialism for you know,
我們正在對抗社會主義的崛起，你知道，
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much of the 20th century.
我們為了對抗社會主義的崛起，
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So,
在二十世紀的大部分時間裡都在奮鬥。
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the idea that this could just be a flash in the pan,
認為這可能只是曇花一現，
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maybe,
認為這可能只是曇花一現，
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but I always tell my Republican friends,
但我總是告訴我的共和黨朋友，
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don't laugh this off.
但我總是告訴我的共和黨朋友，
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This is a serious threat to the American Republic as we know it
這對我們所知的美國共和國構成嚴重威脅
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today.
這對我們所知的現代美國共和國來說，
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>> Well,
是一個嚴肅的威脅。
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I think you're right, Laura.
我認為你說得對，Laura。
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I think right now people are really hurting financially.
我認為現在人們在財務上真的非常痛苦。
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You know,
你知道，
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they're struggling to pay for their health care.
他們在負擔醫療費用方面掙扎。
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They're struggling to get good jobs.
他們在尋找好工作方面掙扎。
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They're struggling to pay for their rent.
他們在支付房租方面掙扎。
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And so,
所以，
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I think,
我認為，
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you know,
你知道，
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when you have somebody like Hong that
當你遇到像 Hong 這樣的人
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comes along,
出現時，
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yes,
是的，
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she has a ton of baggage.
她確實有很多包袱。
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I mean,
我的意思是，
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this is a woman who said that she was anxious to be around
這位女性曾表示她很渴望與
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white people.
白人在一起。
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Wisconsin is a state that is 85% white.
威斯康星州是一個白人佔 85% 的州。
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So,
所以，
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you know,
你知道，
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I'm sure those are going to be playing up on the
我確定這些會在秋季的攻擊性廣告中被大肆渲染
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attack ads this fall.
今年秋天的攻擊性廣告。
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But,
但是，
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at the same time,
與此同時，
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this is a climate where even though she
這是一個這樣的環境：儘管她
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has this baggage,
帶著這些包袱，
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her message could break through
她的訊息仍可能突破重圍，
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because people
因為人們
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are in real financial pain right now
目前正經歷真實的經濟痛苦，
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and they don't feel like the
而且他們覺得
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current administration is really paying enough attention to what's
現在的政府確實沒有投入足夠的注意力去關注經濟狀況
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going on with the economy.
經濟狀況的發展。
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>> Yeah.
>> 沒錯。
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Well,
嗯，
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you want to know a way to derail wages rising among
你知道有什麼方法可以阻礙中產階級薪資上漲嗎？
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the middle class?
讓全國多湧入一千萬名非法移民，
6:36.330–6:39.325
Flood the country with 10 million more illegal immigrants
向全國傾倒多達1000萬名非法移民
6:39.325–6:39.753
and kill
那些實際上阻止中國進口商品進入
6:39.763–6:42.973
the tariffs that are actually stopping Chinese imports from coming
那些實際上阻止中國進口商品進入的關稅
6:42.983–6:43.990
into the United States.
這就是快速扼殺美國夢的方法。
6:44.000–6:46.594
That's a way to kill the American dream real fast.
這是一種快速扼殺美國夢的方式。
6:46.604–6:49.357
Congressman, your Democrat colleague Wesley Bell unseated Cori
眾議員，你的民主黨同事韋斯利·貝爾在2024年擊敗了科里·布什，
6:49.367–6:53.523
Bush in 2024, able to beat her again last week in the primary there.
並在上周的初選中再次擊敗了她。
6:53.533–6:55.726
He had a message to some of the far left candidates.
他對一些極左翼候選人發表了訊息。
6:55.736–6:57.048
Watch this.
請看這段影片。
6:57.058–7:01.170
>> Working-class families don't want to see police defunded
>> 工薪階層家庭不希望看到警察預算被削減
7:01.180–7:01.770
and ended.
並被廢除。
7:01.780–7:06.279
We don't, but working-class families who are impacted by crime don't
我們不希望這樣，但受犯罪影響的工薪階層家庭不希望
7:06.289–7:08.493
want to see prisons abolished.
看到監獄被廢除。
7:08.503–7:12.816
At some point, many of these folks in that in that camp have to
在某個時候，那些陣營中的許多人必須
7:12.826–7:14.555
decide, okay, are you with us
做出決定，好吧，你是跟我們一起
7:14.555–7:16.127
so we can get things done
以便推動事務進展，
7:16.127–7:16.520
or you
還是你
7:16.530–7:18.739
want some different agenda
想要不同的議程，
7:18.739–7:21.621
that doesn't align with the agenda of
這與大多數美國選民的議程不符
7:21.631–7:24.378
the overwhelming number of Americans.
絕大多數美國人的議程不一致。
7:24.388–7:24.468
Americans.
美國人。
7:24.468–7:28.059
>> Uh interesting point, especially among black voters uh
>> 嗯，這觀點很有趣，特別是在全國各州的
7:28.069–7:30.167
in, you know, states across this country,
在，你知道的，這個國家各州的
7:30.167–7:31.216
maybe not so many in
在威斯康辛州可能沒那麼多，但我們確實看到上週在密歇根州發生了這種情況
7:31.226–7:32.489
Wisconsin,
威斯康星州可能沒那麼多，
7:32.489–7:37.823
but certainly we saw this play out last week uh
但我們確實看到上週在
7:37.823–7:39.227
in Michigan.
密歇根州發生了這種情況。
7:39.237–7:40.900
>> When you look at the Democratic policies,
>> 當你檢視民主黨的政策時，
7:40.900–7:42.612
the voters don't want the radical policies.
選民不想要激進的政策。
7:42.622–7:46.481
policies, the voters don't want the radical policies.
政策，選民不想要激進的政策。
7:46.491–7:50.229
But the Democratic Party has been hijacked by radical activists
但民主黨已被激進的活動人士劫持，
7:50.239–7:51.757
that are driving forward
推動這項
7:51.757–7:53.130
this socialist agenda.
這項社會主義議程。
7:53.140–7:54.168
That is true.
這確實是事實。
7:54.178–7:55.994
Americans have many struggles
美國人面臨許多困境
7:55.994–7:57.321
right now financially.
財務上面臨許多困境。
7:57.331–7:58.207
And the siren song
而社會主義呼喚的
7:58.207–7:59.434
of the socialist calling
社會主義的呼喚
7:59.434–8:00.953
is attractive to a lot of people.
對許多人來說很有吸引力。
8:00.963–8:01.672
of people.
的人。
8:01.682–8:02.867
It's why in this election
這就是為什麼在這次選舉中
8:02.867–8:04.703
it's going to be so important to go back
這次選舉中，回到過去並解釋共和黨減稅政策的重要性不言而喻
8:04.713–8:09.690
and explain how the Republican policies of reducing taxes,
並說明共和黨減稅政策的內容
8:09.700–8:10.072
on tips,
小費稅，
8:10.072–8:10.693
on overtime,
加班費稅，
8:10.693–8:11.686
on social security
對社會安全稅
8:11.686–8:13.052
are so important to making
至關重要，能讓
8:13.062–8:13.747
life more affordable
生活負擔更輕
8:13.747–8:14.812
and making this an issue campaign
並將此議題變成
8:14.812–8:15.610
in the state of Wisconsin
威斯康辛州的
8:15.610–8:16.333
and across the country.
全國性選舉議題。
8:16.343–8:17.088
of Wisconsin
威斯康辛州
8:17.088–8:18.374
and across the country.
以及全國各地。
8:18.384–8:19.522
>> Evan, really quickly,
>> 艾文，請快一點，
8:19.522–8:20.125
15 seconds.
15秒。
8:20.135–8:20.215
seconds.
秒。
8:20.215–8:23.697
Republicans have to do more to actually tell the story of socialism
共和黨人必須多做些努力，實際講述社會主義的故事
8:23.707–8:27.979
and why their policies are going to work.
以及為什麼他們的政策會奏效。
8:27.989–8:28.346
>> I agree with you and I think that,
>> 我同意你的看法，我認為，
8:28.346–8:28.442
you know,
你知道，
8:28.442–8:28.758
to your point about tariffs,
關於關稅的觀點，
8:28.758–8:28.854
you know,
你知道，
8:28.854–8:29.500
I'm somebody who supports Donald Trump's tariff policies.
我是支持唐納·川普關稅政策的人。
8:29.510–8:30.611
to your point about tariffs,
關於關稅的觀點，
8:30.611–8:30.946
you know,
你知道，
8:30.946–8:31.951
I'm somebody who supports
我是支持唐納德·特朗普關稅政策的人
8:31.961–8:33.922
Donald Trump's tariffs policies.
唐納·川普關稅政策的人。
8:33.932–8:37.504
I think the administration should be out there telling people how
我認為政府應該向民眾說明這將如何讓工作機會回流，並解釋已經回流的工作機會。
8:37.514–8:39.010
this is going to bring jobs back
這將如何讓工作機會回流
8:39.010–8:40.564
and explaining the jobs that are
並說明這些工作機會
8:40.574–8:42.134
already coming back.
已經回流的就業機會。
8:42.144–8:42.462
I mean,
我的意思是，
8:42.462–8:45.515
I think the messaging needs to be focused on the home front
我認為目前的訊息傳遞應聚焦於國內
8:45.525–8:46.441
right now.
現在。
8:46.451–8:48.002
And that's what I'd like to see them do
這也是我希望他們在
8:48.002–8:49.178
heading into the midterms.
中期選舉前所做的事。
8:49.188–8:49.386
>> Yeah,
>> 是的，
8:49.386–8:50.720
big time in the realm of conflict
在衝突領域方面
8:50.720–8:52.450
is a little bit of a struggle in that regard.
在這方面有點困難
8:52.460–8:54.160
bit of a struggle in that regard.
這方面有點困難。
8:54.170–8:55.104
Congressman Evan,
眾議員伊萬，
8:55.104–8:55.665
both of you,
兩位，
8:55.665–8:56.537
thank you so much.
非常感謝。
8:56.547–8:57.859
>> We turn to several bombshell revelations
>> 我們將轉向幾個重磅揭露
8:57.859–8:59.620
about the Democrat's radical Senate nominee in Michigan.
關於民主黨在密歇根州的激進參議院候選人。
8:59.630–9:02.456
Democrats radical Senate nominee in Michigan.
密歇根州民主黨激進參議員候選人。
9:02.466–9:03.825
On social media,
在社群媒體上，
9:03.825–9:07.170
Abdul El-Sayed portrays an over-the-top,
阿卜杜勒·艾爾-薩耶德塑造了一個誇張的、
9:07.180–9:08.834
happy-go-lucky activist
樂天派的活動人士形象，
9:08.834–9:10.406
loves to sing and dance,
喜歡唱歌跳舞，
9:10.416–9:11.760
but in reality,
但在現實中，
9:11.760–9:13.553
El-Sayed's policies,
艾爾-薩耶德的政策，
9:13.553–9:14.561
guess what?
猜猜看？
9:14.571–9:18.498
And policy positions, his associations, as we already know,
以及政策立場、他的人際關係，正如我們所知，
9:18.508–9:21.449
past comments that paint a very different picture.
還有過去發表的言論，呈現出截然不同的畫面。
9:21.459–9:26.000
In addition to Haiti, Michigan's storied Mackinac Island,
除了海地，還有密歇根州歷史悠久的麥基諾島，
9:26.010–9:29.793
there is a long list of other oh wonderful American things that
還有一長串其他「美妙的」美國事物，
9:29.803–9:33.529
Abdul El-Sayed apparently absolutely despises.
阿卜杜勒·艾爾-薩耶德顯然極度鄙視。
9:33.539–9:38.588
According to the K files, a report on CNN, a now removed video
根據 K 檔案，CNN 的一份報導指出，一段現已刪除的 2024 年影片
9:38.598–9:42.920
from 2024 shows Elsayed complaining, quote, "Fireworks suck."
顯示艾爾-薩耶德抱怨道：「煙花爛透了。」
9:42.930–9:43.010
suck."
爛透了。」
9:43.010–9:44.236
I love fireworks.
我喜歡煙火。
9:44.246–9:47.977
Anyway, he begged Americans to find a different way to celebrate
總之，他懇請美國人尋找不同的慶祝方式，
9:47.987–9:52.719
the 4th of July, citing concerns over the environment and children
7月4日，引用對環境和兒童的擔憂
9:52.729–9:53.764
and pets.
以及寵物的擔憂。
9:53.774–9:54.851
But, that's not all.
但，這還不是全部。
9:54.861–10:00.821
In another deleted video from 2022, get this, Elsayed mocking concerns
在另一段2022年的已刪除影片中，聽好了，艾薩德嘲諷了
10:00.831–10:03.398
surrounding the crisis at our southern border,
關於我們南部邊境危機的擔憂，
10:03.408–10:07.080
quote claiming that the border, quote, "Doesn't even make the top
引述稱邊境問題，引述，「根本沒有進入美國民眾真正關心、影響他們生活的問題前五名，」
10:07.090–10:10.703
five among issues that people in the US actually care about,
美國人真正關心問題的前五名，
10:10.713–10:12.541
uh that affect their lives."
影響他們生活的問題前五名。」
10:12.551–10:14.515
According to the same report.
根據同一份報告。
10:14.525–10:18.154
Other clips [snorts] show Elsayed calling for the Second Amendment
其他片段[噴鼻息]顯示艾薩德呼籲廢除第二修正案
10:18.164–10:23.211
to be repealed, replaced with a right to government-run healthcare.
取而代之的是由政府運營的醫療保健權利。
10:23.221–10:27.122
Uh and the newly nominated Democrat also trashing football over
這位新提名的民主黨人也抨擊美式足球
10:27.132–10:29.256
its toxic masculinity.
因其有毒的男子氣概。
10:29.266–10:30.500
Take a look.
來看看。
10:30.510–10:33.556
>> Football, um is very much associated associated with a,
>> 美式足球，嗯，非常強烈地與一種，
10:33.566–10:37.223
you know, particularly masculine and oftentimes toxic,
你知道的，特別陽剛且經常有毒的，
10:37.233–10:39.450
toxically masculine, uh culture.
有毒的男子氣概，文化密切相關。
10:39.460–10:43.307
And so much of it was about you wanted to be able to get back up
而且其中很大一部分是關於你想能夠重新站起來
10:43.317–10:44.341
and play for your team.
為你的球隊比賽。
10:44.351–10:48.069
That's part of the sport.
這是運動的一部分。
10:48.079–10:50.435
That's part of the sport.
這是運動的一部分。
10:50.445–10:50.525
sport.
運動。
10:50.525–10:50.994
>> All right.
好的。
10:51.004–10:54.804
In a state dominated by the the Michigan Wolverines,
在密歇根狼獾隊主導的州，
10:54.814–10:59.399
Michigan State football, the Detroit Lions, uh I don't think that's
密歇根州立大學的美式足球、底特律雄獅隊，呃，我認為這
10:59.409–11:00.906
going to go over very well.
不會太受歡迎。
11:00.916–11:05.874
But, according to CNN, Elsayed even compared football to slavery,
但根據 CNN 的報導，艾薩耶德甚至將美式足球與奴隸制相比，
11:05.884–11:09.698
uh openly questioned if the sport could be, quote,
呃，公開質疑這項運動是否可以，引號，
11:09.708–11:10.680
ethical.
合乎道德。
11:10.690–11:14.408
Apparently, Elsayed also had ethical concerns about cash bail and
顯然，Elsayed 也對現金保釋和
11:14.418–11:14.859
prisons.
監獄也有道德上的擔憂。
11:14.869–11:16.905
Take a look at this.
來看看這個。
11:16.915–11:20.532
>> We've got We've got uh uh uh policies like money bail,
>> 我們有，我們有，呃，呃，呃，像現金保釋這樣的政策，
11:20.542–11:23.673
uh which basically force people into jail cuz they're poor.
嗯，這基本上會迫使窮人入獄。
11:23.683–11:26.050
Um and beyond that, right?
嗯，除此之外，對吧？
11:26.060–11:30.410
The the the broader question of um how many people are left languishing
更廣泛的問題是，有多少人正淒慘地
11:30.420–11:34.259
in uh prison facilities who don't need to be there.
滯留在呃監獄設施中，其實他們不需要在那裡。
11:34.269–11:38.432
Any and all efforts to uh get people out of jails and prisons and
任何和所有的努力，呃，讓人離開監獄和監獄，並
11:38.442–11:41.619
to keep people out of jails and prisons um is policy that we need
讓人遠離監獄和監獄，呃，是我們現在需要
11:41.629–11:44.060
to be investing in particularly right now.
現在正是我們需要投資的重點
11:44.070–11:46.087
Uh but this doesn't end when the pandemic's over,
呃，但這不會在疫情結束後就結束，
11:46.097–11:46.330
right?
對吧？
11:46.340–11:50.016
We we shouldn't have to have uh a global pandemic to force us to
我們不應該需要一場全球大流行病來迫使我們
11:50.026–11:51.147
to find our humanity.
找回我們的人性。
11:51.157–11:53.283
Uh this should just be what we do because it's the right thing
這應該只是我們應該做的事，因為這是對的事
11:53.293–11:55.153
to do.
該做的事。
11:55.163–11:59.056
>> So, El Sayed has a lot of deeply deeply profound ethical concerns
>> 所以，艾勒·賽義德對現金保釋、足球、煙火等議題有著非常深刻且深遠的道德擔憂
11:59.066–12:04.016
about cash bail, football, fireworks, but he has no problem at
但他對他的朋友、夥伴、摯友阿薩姆·派克卻毫無問題。
12:04.026–12:07.810
all with his buddy, his pal, his BFF, Assaam Pyke.
你記得那個呼籲街道被
12:07.820–12:11.644
You remember the guy that called for the streets to run red with
你記得那個呼籲讓街道染紅的人嗎
12:11.654–12:13.952
the blood of landlords.
那個當然讚揚9/11、
12:13.962–12:17.086
The guy that, you know, of course, praised 9/11,
將9/11歸咎於美國、讚揚哈瑪斯、抨擊非裔美國人、
12:17.096–12:21.673
uh blamed America for 9/11, praised Hamas, trashed uh African-Americans,
打扮成毛澤東模樣的傢伙，是他的朋友。
12:21.683–12:25.644
uh the guy that dresses up like Chairman Mao, his friend.
在給CNN的聲明中，艾勒·賽義德的競選團隊試圖將
12:25.654–12:29.729
In a statement to CNN, the El Sayed campaign is trying to distance
其候選人與幾乎所有這些過去的立場劃清界限，
12:29.739–12:33.982
their candidate from nearly all of these past uh positions,
但請記住，這些是艾勒·賽義德近期的評論，
12:33.992–12:37.950
but keep in mind these are recent comments from El Sayed,
有些甚至是在過去兩年內發表的。
12:37.960–12:39.755
some within the last 2 years.
現在，更早之前，2009年，當時還是醫學生的
12:39.765–12:43.062
Now, much earlier, a 2009 uh as a medical student,
阿卜杜勒·艾勒·賽義德接受《紐約時報》採訪，撰寫一篇關於
12:43.072–12:47.070
Abdul El Sayed was interviewed by The New York Times for an article
伊斯蘭銀行的文章，該文章由《華盛頓自由旗幟報》挖掘出來。
12:47.080–12:51.284
about Islamic banking unearthed by The Washington Free Beacon.
傳統上，在伊斯蘭教中，貸款利息是被禁止的，
12:51.294–12:55.459
Traditionally, in Islam, interest on loans is prohibited,
在伊斯蘭教傳統中，貸款利息是被禁止的，
12:55.469–12:58.710
creating the need for alternatives to mortgages.
從而產生了對房屋貸款替代方案的需求。
12:58.720–13:01.610
But, El Sayed took it a step further, telling the Times,
但艾賽德進一步採取行動，告訴《紐約時報》
13:01.620–13:06.161
quote, "Ultimately, the question is, when I die and stand before
引述：「最終的問題是，當我去世並站在
13:06.171–13:09.746
God and go through everything I did in my life,
上帝面前，回顧我一生中做過的一切，
13:09.756–13:15.103
I don't want to say I did it the easy way instead of the Sharia
我不想說我選擇了容易的方式，而不是符合伊斯蘭教法
13:15.113–13:16.674
compliant way.
的方式。
13:16.684–13:19.775
Not because of fear, but because of obligation."
不是因為恐懼，而是因為義務。」
13:19.785–13:24.125
Again, this was about an article about Islamic mortgage alternatives.
再次強調，這是一篇關於伊斯蘭房屋貸款替代方案的報導。
13:24.135–13:26.608
Anyway, in a statement the El Sayed campaign said,
總之，艾賽德競選團隊在一份聲明中表示，
13:26.618–13:30.154
quote, "Abdul believes in the separation of church and state while
引述：「阿卜杜勒相信政教分離，同時
13:30.164–13:33.658
he personally strives to live by the rules of his faith,
他個人努力遵循其信仰的規則，
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as many Americans do.
就像許多美國人一樣。
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Abdul opposes any effort by any religious community to write faith
阿卜杜勒反對任何宗教團體試圖將信仰
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laws into the laws of our country."
法典化為我國法律的任何努力。」
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What does he stand on Sharia?
他到底在伊斯蘭教法上持什麼立場？
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I'd like the answer to that.
我很想知道這個問題的答案。
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So, what will Michigan voters think about all this?
那麼，密歇根州的選民會對這些事情怎麼看呢？
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this?
這些事情？
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>> So, here's some really fun tape.
>> 所以，這裡有一段非常有趣的影片。
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Roll Roll it, Sven.
滾動吧，斯文。
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>> [applause] >> [applause] >> So, there's a happy bunch.
[掌聲] [掌聲] 看來大家很高興。
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You'd almost almost think they discovered a new cleaning product.
你幾乎會以為他們發現了新的清潔產品。
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product.
產品。
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product.
產品。
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>> [laughter] >> Thanks, Jim.
[笑聲] 謝謝，吉姆。
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Jim.
吉姆。
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So, what was that lady signing?
那麼，那位女士在打什麼手語？
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A new law that puts child predators behind bars?
是將兒童掠奪者關進監獄的新法律嗎？
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A new bill that castrates kidnappers?
是將綁架者閹割的新法案嗎？
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Legislation that makes lethal injection mandatory for anyone who
讓任何沒戴耳機聽布萊恩·基爾梅德有聲書的人強制執行注射死刑的法案
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listens to a Brian Kilmeade audio book without headphones?
未戴耳機聆聽布萊恩·基爾梅德的有聲書就必須強制注射死刑的立法嗎？
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Nope.
不是。
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They're ecstatic that Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed
他們欣喜若狂，因為麻薩諸塞州州長莫拉·希利簽署了
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a bill that allows you to abort a healthy viable baby right up
一項法案，允許你找到願意執行的醫生，
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to birth if you can find a doctor willing to do it.
直到出生前都可以墮胎一個健康且可存活的嬰兒。
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it.
嬰兒。
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And given that this is Massachusetts, the same state that protects
鑑於這是麻薩諸塞州，同樣是保護
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affirmation, that search won't be hard.
肯定論的州，這項搜索不會很難。
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affirmation, that search won't be hard.
肯定論，這項搜索不會很難。
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Now, I didn't believe this law was real.
現在，我不相信這項法律是真的。
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Abort up to birth?
產前中止妊娠直到出生？
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Why not wait till they're in kindergarten and get them while they're
為什麼不等到他們上幼兒園，趁他們午睡時帶走他們？
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napping?
午睡時？
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What's next?
接下來會是什麼？
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Abortion if a fifth grader brings home a bad report card?
如果五年級學生帶回一張成績不好的報告單，就要進行墮胎嗎？
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Surely this can't be right, right?
這肯定不對吧，對吧？
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Nope.
不對。
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and found out, yeah, this is real.
並且發現，是的，這是真的。
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and found out, yeah, this is real.
並且發現，是的，這是真的。
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The old law banned most abortions after 24 weeks,
舊法禁止在懷孕24週後進行大多數墮胎，
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with exceptions for the mother's life or severe fetal problems.
除非是為了母親的生命或嚴重的胎兒問題。
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The new one replaces all that with one gloriously vague standard,
新法用一個極度模糊的標準取代了所有這些規定，
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professional judgment.
專業判斷
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It's like the same standard used by our nation's plastic surgeons.
這就像我們國家整形外科醫生所使用的標準一樣。
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No gestational cutoff, no required medical justification.
沒有孕週限制，也不需要醫療理由。
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Talk about throwing the baby out with the bathwater,
談談把嬰兒和洗澡水一起倒掉，
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which these people is the goal.
這些人的目標正是如此。
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We've gone from rare but legal to if you don't like your baby,
我們從罕見但合法的狀況，變成了如果你不喜歡你的孩子，
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you can kill your baby.
你就可以殺死你的孩子。
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Supporters swear this is only about rare tragic cases,
支持者堅稱這僅涉及罕見的悲慘案例，
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yet the law doesn't actually require the case to be rare or tragic.
然而，法律實際上並不要求案例必須是罕見或悲劇性的。
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They also say women no longer have to flee the state to kill a
他們還表示，女性不再需要逃離州境去墮胎
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healthy baby.
健康的嬰兒。
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Makes sense with gas prices being what they are,
考慮到目前的汽油價格，
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it could get pretty expensive.
這可能會變得相當昂貴。
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expensive.
昂貴。
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But critics point out the obvious.
但批評者指出了顯而易見的事實。
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The law itself contains zero guardrails against elective abortions
該法律本身對健康嬰兒的自願性墮胎沒有任何防護措施
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on healthy babies.
。
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The bill deliberately traded limited exceptions for an open-ended
該法案刻意以有限的例外情況換取了無限制的
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doctor knows best free-for-all.
「醫生最懂」的混亂局面。
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It's like replacing a locked door with a please don't rob us sign,
這就像是用一個「請勿搶劫」的標誌取代了鎖上的門，
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then acting shocked when your place is emptier than Jasmine Crockett's
然後當你的家比 Jasmine Crockett 的腦袋還空蕩時，
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head.
表現出驚訝的樣子。
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Meanwhile, the lefty media will deny that healthy babies with healthy
與此同時，自由派媒體會否認健康媽媽懷著健康嬰兒被謀殺的事實，
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moms are being murdered, of course until they say it's a good thing.
當然，直到他們說這是一件好事為止。
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But a woman can decide the day before her due date that she's changed
但一名女性可以在預產期前一天決定改變主意，
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her mind, and who knows why?
而誰知道為什麼呢？
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All she needs is a doctor who sees abortion as not just routine,
她只需要一位將墮胎視為不僅是常規程序、
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but a sacrament.
更是聖禮的醫生。
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A lunatic who believes the magic of being a woman isn't that you
一個瘋子相信，身為女性的魔力不在於你能孕育生命，而在於你能消滅它。
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can bear a child, it's that you can eliminate one.
能孕育孩子，那就是可以消除一個。
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That's not healthcare, that's infanticide.
那不是醫療，那是殺嬰
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Look, a healthy baby in the final weeks can feel pain,
看，在最後幾週，一個健康的嬰兒能感受到疼痛，
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react to the world, and survive outside the womb with medical care.
對世界做出反應，並在醫療照護下於子宮外存活。
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care.
照護。
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We call killing a newborn murder.
我們稱殺害新生兒為謀殺。
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Doing it 5 minutes earlier inside the womb only means the crime
在子宮內早五分鐘做這件事，只意味著犯罪現場
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scene has better lighting and a nicer waiting room.
有更好的照明和更舒適的等候室。
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Because it's a child, outsourcing your guilt to a doctor doesn't
因為那是個孩子，將你的罪疚感外包給醫生並不會
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change that.
改變這一點。
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When the law shrugs and says we need to keep the requirements open-ended
當法律聳聳肩說，我們需要將要求保持開放式，
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cuz we just don't know what the reason could be to abort,
因為我們根本不知道墮胎的理由可能是什麼，
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you see where this flexibility leads.
你就會看到這種靈活性會導向何處。
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It's just another step toward the ultimate amoral bottom.
這只是邁向最終無道德底線的又一步。
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We might already be there.
我們可能已經在那裡了。
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The applauding women, they're like mullahs celebrating public executions.
那些鼓掌的女性，就像慶祝公開處決的毛拉。
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The party line always comes ahead of the individual.
黨派立場總是凌駕於個人之上。
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individual.
個人。
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And so a class of humans becomes disposable in a moral free fall.
因此，一類人類在道德自由落體中變得可有可無。
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Cuz if you can't see the baby baby, you can murder it.
因為如果你看不到那個寶寶，你就可以殺死它。
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Oh, they'll pull out all the stops to defend a death row killer
哦，他們會使出渾身解數來為死囚犯辯護
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or a drunk illegal who runs over a teen, but an inconvenient child,
或是為撞死青少年的醉酒非法移民辯護，但對於一個不方便的孩童，
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that kid's doomed before his first day on Earth.
那個孩子在來到地球的第一天之前就已經註定 doomed。
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>> LOOK WHO WE GOT.
>> 看看我們請到了誰。
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TONIGHT'S GUEST.
今晚的來賓。
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>> [applause]
>> [掌聲]
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>> [applause]
>> [掌聲]
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>> HE USUALLY TRAVELS WITH six background
>> 他通常帶著六名背景
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background dancers.
背景舞者一起演出。
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Also making money off Fox Business, CHARLES PAYNE.
同時也在福克斯商業頻道賺錢的查爾斯·佩恩。
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SHE'S A FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT.
她是一位財經記者。
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Proof that one woman [music] could do math.
證明一位女性 [音樂] 也能做數學。
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New York Post COLUMNIST LYDIA MOYNIHAN.
紐約郵報專欄作家莉迪婭·莫伊尼漢。
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>> [cheering]
>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [cheering]
>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [cheering]
>> [歡呼聲]
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[applause]
[掌聲]
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[applause]
[掌聲]
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>> WE WON'T BE ABLE TO BOOK HIM anymore anymore because they're
>> 我們將無法再邀請他了，因為他們正在
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building a school 200 yards away.
在距離200碼的地方蓋學校。
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Co-hosts of the Anthony and Jim Joe podcast, JIM NORTON.
《Anthony and Jim Joe》播客的共同主持人，吉姆·諾頓。
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>> [cheering]
>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [cheering]
>> [歡呼聲]
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>> [cheering]
>> [歡呼聲]
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[applause]
[掌聲]
18:39.715–18:39.950
[applause]
[掌聲]
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>> AND SHE WENT FROM MICKEY MOUSE to the the White House.
>> 她從米奇老鼠變成了白宮官員。
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Former Disney star and Trump White House official,
前迪士尼明星暨特朗普白宮官員，
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Caroline Sunshine.
卡洛琳·桑尼。
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Sunshine.
桑尼。
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Sunshine.
桑尼。
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>> [applause and cheering]
>> [掌聲與歡呼聲]
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>> Charles, I didn't believe this.
>> 查爾斯，我不相信這事。
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Do you you have to I had to do my own research,
你真的得做你自己的研究，
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which you know, Charles, I'm against.
你知道的，查爾斯，我反對這樣做。
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>> Yeah.
>> 是啊。
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>> Yeah.
>> 是啊。
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>> And I had to I didn't believe this.
>> 我真的不敢相信這事。
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Is Is this like mind-boggling?
這是不是令人難以置信？
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>> It's uh it's beyond mind-boggling.
這簡直是超乎想像的難以置信。
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I got got goosebumps as you were doing that read.
當你朗讀那段文字時，我起了一身雞皮疙瘩。
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It's it's uh you know, so tough.
這真的非常艱難。
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Listen, I believe life begins in conception, right?
聽我說，我相信生命從受孕那一刻開始，對吧？
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And and we had in this country the sort of compromise that okay,
而我們這個國家曾經有一種妥協，就是說，
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it's a woman's right but you have a limit on this thing,
這是女性的權利，但對此有所限制，
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right?
對吧？
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And uh you know, it's an unsettling compromise maybe for everyone,
這種妥協可能對每個人來說都令人不安，
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but this is murder.
但這就是謀殺。
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Bottom line, this is out and out murder.
總之，這就是赤裸裸的謀殺。
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And to celebrate it, I could I guess that could watch them they
為了慶祝它，我想他們可能會坐在那裡看影片，
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probably they probably sit around and watch videos of baby seals
他們可能坐在那裡看小海豹被棍棒擊打的影片並為之歡呼，因為這整件事令人如此沮喪。
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getting clubbed and cheer that because that's how disheartening
被敲擊致死還為此歡呼，因為這就是整件事令人絕望的地方
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this whole thing is.
查爾斯，這感覺就像，
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[snorts]
這幾乎成了一種宗教，因為他們必須展現公開的喜悅。
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>> It does feel like, Charles, that it's it's almost a
這就像我們必須達成共識，所以如果一位女性聽到這件事並覺得這不對，
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religion in the sense that they have to show that public glee.
這在某種意義上就像一種宗教，他們必須展現出公開的喜悅。
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It's like we have to be in agreement and so that if a woman hears
你看，那裡有二十位女性，她們都是政治家，認為
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about this and feels that it's wrong, it's your problem because
聽到這件事覺得不對，那是你的問題，因為
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look, there's 20 women there and they're all politicians who think
看，那裡有二十位女性，她們都是認為
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this is great.
這太棒了。
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>> Yeah, well, well, uh I think I think women probably are going
>> 是啊，嗯，嗯，呃，我認為我認為女性大概會
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to most women aren't going to let that impact them.
大多數女性不會讓這影響她們。
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That's probably to assuage their own guilt, you know,
這大概是為了安撫她們自己的內疚，你知道，
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the the fact of the matter is all those women there cannot feel
事實是，那裡的所有女性都無法感到
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good about it.
對這事感到自在。
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If you look into their eyes and into their souls,
如果你注視她們的眼睛和靈魂，
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they cannot feel good about this,
她們無法對這事感到自在，
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but they're long for the charade
但她們渴望這場假象
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and that's all this is is a charade,
而這一切只是一場假象，
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but it's a deadly charade.
但這是致命的假象。
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>> Mm.
>> 嗯。
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Lady, do you have any good abortion abortion abortion jokes?
女士，你有什麼好的墮胎墮胎墮胎笑話嗎？
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jokes?
笑話？
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jokes?
笑話？
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>> [laughter]
>> [笑聲]
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>> I was counting on you to do that,
>> 我指望你來做那個，
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Greg.
格雷格。
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Greg.
格雷格。
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I feel like that was a missed opportunity.
我覺得那是一個錯失的機會。
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opportunity.
機會。
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>> one.
>> 一。
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Knock knock.
噹噹。
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knock.
敲。
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>> Who's there?
>> 誰在那裡？
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there?
那裡？
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>> You'll never know.
>> 你永遠不會知道。
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>> Yeah, it's it's what.
>> 是啊，它是什麼。
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At what point is abortion indistinguishable
墮胎在什麼時候會與殺嬰行為無法區分
20:42.296–20:43.839
from infanticide?
與殺嬰無法區分？
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They keep moving it and moving it.
他們不斷地移動它，再移動它。
20:46.609–20:47.239
>> And to think,
>> 而且想想看，
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I mean, there's babies that are born weeks
我的意思是，有些嬰兒在幾週
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or months earlier that make it in the ICU,
或幾個月前出生，在加護病房存活下來，
20:52.373–20:53.573
and the parents,
而父母們
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because they love their child,
因為他們愛自己的孩子，
20:54.884–20:56.341
will do everything they possibly
會竭盡所能
20:56.351–20:59.098
can to keep that baby on life support,
讓那個嬰兒維持生命支持，
20:59.098–21:00.746
but I guess if you just
但我猜如果你只是
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are unlucky enough to have a parent who decides,
不幸到有個決定不再「感覺」的 parent，
21:03.990–21:05.139
"Not feeling anymore,"
「不再有任何感覺了。」
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you're going to be literally discarded.
你將被 literally 丟棄。
21:07.312–21:10.960
and I mean this is grim stuff.
我說這可是嚴峻的事實。
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I also think this kind of speaks to a larger issue on the left
我也認為這反映了左派面臨的一個更大問題
21:14.490–21:17.089
of the sort of authoritarian streak that we're seeing
那就是我們所看到的某種獨裁傾向
21:17.089–21:17.503
that it's
那就是
21:17.513–21:20.324
not enough to be tolerant of what they want to do.
僅僅對他們想做的事保持容忍是不夠的。
21:20.334–21:21.895
You have to celebrate it.
你必須為它喝彩。
21:21.905–21:22.902
You have to applaud.
你必須鼓掌。
21:22.912–21:25.449
You have to give it a standing ovation
你必須給予起立鼓掌
21:25.449–21:27.413
and I'm old enough to remember
我年紀夠大，還記得
21:27.423–21:30.595
when those coexist bumper stickers were really popular growing
當那些共存貼紙在俄勒岡州波特蘭外非常流行時
21:30.605–21:32.488
up outside Portland, Oregon.
「共存」貼紙非常流行。
21:32.498–21:32.578
Oregon.
俄勒岡州。
21:32.578–21:34.264
Now the left doesn't care about coexisting.
現在左派不在乎共存。
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They want to force whatever their agenda is on everybody else
他們想將他們的議程強加給其他人
21:38.497–21:38.745
and
並且
21:38.755–21:41.148
this line about oh we just want a woman and her doctor to make
關於「我們只希望婦女和她的醫生來做出
21:41.158–21:42.030
this decision.
這個決定」的說法。
21:42.040–21:45.114
No, you also want taxpayers to pay for it, right?
不，你也希望納稅人為它買單，對吧？
21:45.124–21:46.834
You want all of us to be part of it
你們希望我們所有人都參與其中
21:46.834–21:48.478
and you want to teach children
並且你們希望教導公立學校的孩子們
21:48.488–21:50.080
in public schools that this is a good thing.
在公立學校教導學生這是件好事
21:50.090–21:53.613
So this isn't even just something that they want for themselves.
所以這甚至不只是他們自己想要的事情。
21:53.623–21:55.259
They want everyone else to be complicit.
他們希望其他所有人都成為共犯。
21:55.269–21:55.389
>> Yeah
>> 沒錯
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and you know what the thing is is they're going to say
而且你知道問題在於他們會說
21:56.662–21:58.078
well you could trust a doctor
你可以信任醫生
21:58.078–21:59.906
but the reason why I included plastic
但我之所以納入整形外科醫師
21:59.916–22:02.893
surgeons is because all those guys are MDs
是因為那些傢伙都是醫學博士（MD）
22:02.893–22:04.509
but if you pay somebody
但如果你付錢給某人
22:04.519–22:06.323
enough they will ruin your face.
足夠多的話，他們會毀了你的臉。
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face.
臉。
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>> I mean think about all of the TikTok videos that went so
>> 我是說，想想那些在 TikTok 上
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viral of health care professionals saying they would try and murder
瘋傳的影片，醫療從業人員說他們會試圖謀殺
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an ICE officer, right?
一名 ICE（美國移民與海關執法局）官員，對吧？
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Celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder.
慶祝查理·柯克被謀殺。
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There's some, there's some bad people out there in the industry.
業界裡確實存在一些心術不正的人
22:20.182–22:21.059
>> Yeah.
>> 沒錯。
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So Carolyn Sunshine, what a bright, bright name for this topic.
所以卡洛琳·陽光（Carolyn Sunshine），這個主題的名字起得真明亮。
22:24.732–22:26.101
Uh, how do you get?
呃，你是怎麼做到的？
22:26.101–22:29.471
I was trying to think of an analogy for a
我一直在想一個類比，
22:29.481–22:30.742
liberal to understand this.
讓自由派人士能理解這一點。
22:30.752–22:35.851
This would be like, uh, gun advocates, uh, that they don't just pass
這就像是，呃，槍枝倡導者，呃，他們不僅僅是通過
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an open carry.
開放攜帶。
22:38.066–22:38.146
carry.
攜帶。
22:38.146–22:43.026
Uh, you can actually carry a loaded machine gun anywhere you want,
呃，你實際上可以在任何你想要的地方攜帶裝填的子彈機槍，
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into bars, schools and police stations.
包括酒吧、學校和警察局。
22:46.207–22:49.666
Uh, we would no, make it a grenade launcher.
呃，我們會不，改成榴彈發射器。
22:49.676–22:52.916
That's kind of what it, it's like there's absolutely no limitations
這大概就是那種完全沒有任何限制的意思
22:52.926–22:54.659
whatsoever on what you can do.
你可以做任何事。
22:54.669–22:54.976
>> Yeah.
>> 是的。
22:54.986–22:57.337
No, I was told this was a comedy, comedy, comedy show.
不，我被告知這是一個喜劇，喜劇，喜劇節目。
22:57.347–22:57.427
show.
節目。
22:57.427–22:57.507
show.
節目。
22:57.507–22:59.122
>> [laughter] >> [laughter] >> And the last time I was here, we
>> [笑聲] >> [笑聲] >> 上次我來這裡時，我們
22:59.132–23:01.347
talked, talked about rape allegations, and now we're talking about
談論，談論了強姦指控，現在我們談論的是
23:01.357–23:03.126
killing children, and I don't know.
殺害兒童，我不知道。
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No, I'm kidding.
不，我在開玩笑。
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Um, um, but, you know what's interesting?
呃，呃，但是，你知道什麼有趣嗎？
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I saw that clip, and in it she goes, you know,
我看到那段影片，裡面她說，你知道，
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you have to think about all the people that will never meet and
你得想想那些永遠不會見面的人，以及
23:12.355–23:14.494
that will never know that this law will affect.
也永遠不會知道這項法律會影響到的人。
23:14.504–23:18.183
And I'm thinking, yeah, you could start with the unborn children,
我在想，是啊，你可以從未出生的孩子開始，
23:18.193–23:21.385
although I don't think that's who she was talking about.
雖然我不認為她是那個意思。
23:21.395–23:24.769
You know, we talk a lot about women with this issue.
你知道，我們經常在討論女性與這個問題。
23:24.779–23:29.100
It is interesting, 'cause if a guy, right, were to abandon his kid,
這很有趣，因為如果一個男人，對吧，拋棄他的孩子，
23:29.110–23:30.541
he's, he's a deadbeat dad.
他就是個不负責任的爸爸。
23:30.551–23:30.972
>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
23:30.982–23:31.062
>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
23:31.062–23:34.179
>> But if a woman abandons her kid, it's, it's, it's pro-choice.
>> 但如果一個女人拋棄她的孩子，那就是，那就是，那就是支持選擇權。
23:34.189–23:35.030
>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
23:35.040–23:35.120
>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
23:35.120–23:38.636
>> And it's just interesting because, because you know,
這很有趣，因為你知道
23:38.646–23:40.938
it takes two people to make a baby.
孕育一個寶寶需要兩個人。
23:40.948–23:41.028
baby.
寶寶。
23:41.028–23:41.108
baby.
寶寶。
23:41.108–23:41.448
>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
23:41.458–23:41.538
>> Mhm.
>> 嗯嗯。
23:41.538–23:42.766
>> One of them's a man.
>> 其中一個是男人。
23:42.776–23:44.255
Um, I could say that on this network.
嗯，我可以說在這個網路平台上。
23:44.265–23:47.528
I don't think I could say that on other networks, um, um, 'cause everybody's
我認為在其他網路平台上，嗯，嗯，我可能無法這樣說，因為每個人都是
23:47.538–23:48.538
sane.
理智的。
23:48.548–23:51.136
Um, but it takes two people to make a baby.
嗯，但孕育一個寶寶需要兩個人。
23:51.146–23:51.226
baby.
寶寶。
23:51.226–23:55.165
The second the child's born, the man has custodial rights that
在孩子出生的那一刻，父親就擁有必須履行的監護權，
23:55.175–23:58.712
he has to fulfill, but there's a 9-month period where he doesn't
但在那九個月的期間裡，他沒有任何發言權。
23:58.722–23:59.667
get any say.
沒有發言權。
23:59.677–24:00.095
>> Yeah.
>> 是的。
24:00.105–24:00.185
>> Yeah.
>> 是的。
24:00.185–24:02.453
>> And I just think it's such a human, I, I mean,
>> 我認為這是非常人性化的，我的意思是，
24:02.463–24:05.137
again, this is a comedy show, but, but I've had people in my life
再說一次，這是一檔喜劇節目，但是，但是在我生命中，
24:05.147–24:09.031
that I love who have been affected by this, who have made that
有我所愛的人受到這方面的影響，他們做出了這樣的
24:09.041–24:09.754
decision.
決定。
24:09.764–24:12.042
And I'll tell you, I don't think it's something to be glamorized
我告訴你們，我認為這不是一件應該被美化
24:12.052–24:13.166
or taken lightly.
或輕率看待的事情。
24:13.176–24:16.337
I have seen the mental health impact that it has on people,
我見過它對人們心理健康造成的影響，
24:16.347–24:19.508
that it's a decision that stays with people for a lifetime,
這是一個會伴隨人們一生的決定，
24:19.518–24:20.550
and it causes a lot of pain,
它帶來了許多痛苦，
24:20.550–24:21.877
and I don't think there's anything
我認為沒有任何
24:21.887–24:25.329
empowering or to be glamorized about it.
賦予力量，或是將它美化。
24:25.339–24:26.645
That's just. >> Why don't they?
那只是。>> 為什麼他們不這麼做？
24:26.645–24:28.735
I don't understand how, how, they wouldn't
我不明白，他們怎麼會
24:28.745–24:31.328
mention the exceptions in the law?
不提法律中的例外情況？
24:31.338–24:32.989
They just said, you know what?
他們只是說，你知道嗎？
24:32.999–24:35.062
You know, you know, it, they'll be rare exceptions.
你知道，你知道，它們會是罕見的例外。
24:35.072–24:35.779
Well, like what?
像是什麼樣的例外？
24:35.789–24:38.887
And they won't say because they want to leave that open.
他們不說，因為他們想保留這種彈性。
24:38.897–24:40.202
It's so bizarre.
這太奇怪了。
24:40.212–24:42.074
>> Yeah, well, that's also, that's part of, of it.
>> 是啊，這也是其中一部分。
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They're not seeing it the way that that you and I are seeing it.
他們看待事情的方式，和你我看待的方式不同。
24:44.911–24:46.529
>> TIM, HOW YOU DOING?
>> 蒂姆，你最近好嗎？
24:46.539–24:46.619
DOING?
好嗎？
24:46.619–24:47.757
>> GREG, never better.
>> 葛雷格，從未更好。
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better.
更好。
24:47.847–24:49.518
>> I KNOW.
>> 我知道。
24:49.528–24:49.608
KNOW.
知道。
24:49.608–24:50.961
I HEAR YOU GOT A NEW SHOW.
我聽說你有了新節目。
24:50.971–24:51.790
>> I do, yes.
>> 是的，我有。
24:51.800–24:54.820
Uh, my friend Anthony and I, I are hosting a comedy podcast where
嗯，我的朋友安東尼和我，我們正在主持一個喜劇播客，其中
24:54.830–24:56.643
we offer 10-MONTH ABORTIONS.
我們提供10個月的墮胎服務。
24:56.653–25:00.768
>> [laughter] >> UH NO, YOU KNOW, IT'S FUNNY.
>> [笑聲] >> 呃，不，你知道，這很有趣。
25:00.778–25:03.412
WE JUST JUST I DON'T KNOW HOW the country got so radical.
我們只是……我不知道這個國家怎麼變得這麼激進。
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radical.
激進。
25:03.502–25:03.582
radical.
激進。
25:03.582–25:03.662
>> Yeah.
>> 是啊。
25:03.662–25:03.742
>> Yeah.
>> 是啊。
25:03.742–25:06.527
Like we we love radical thinking and and then we complain like
就像我們我們熱愛激進思維，然後又抱怨說
25:06.537–25:08.164
we can't comprehend the radical thinking.
我們無法理解這種激進思維。
25:08.174–25:10.210
Like this is insane.
就像這太瘋狂了。
25:10.220–25:10.600
>> Yeah.
>> 是啊。
25:10.610–25:10.690
>> Yeah.
>> 是啊。
25:10.690–25:13.570
And and there are also people who who believe that an 11-year-old
而且還有些人認為，被強暴的11歲女孩應該被迫生下孩子。
25:13.580–25:16.000
who's been raped should be forced to carry a baby.
就像我們……我們允許這些人
25:16.010–25:20.650
Like there's no We allow these people to to to kind of run the
主導局勢，然後我們全都坐下來抱怨，說，
25:20.660–25:22.610
show and then we all just sit back and complain and go,
秀場然後我們就只是坐著抱怨說
25:22.620–25:24.114
"How did it all get so crazy?"
事情怎麼會變得這麼瘋狂
25:24.124–25:24.290
>> Mhm.
>> 嗯哼。
25:24.300–25:24.380
>> Mhm.
就像我的意思是，我曾在許多婦女權利集會上發表演說。
25:24.380–25:27.259
Like I mean I've spoken at a lot of of women's rights rallies.
我是說我參加過很多婦女權利集會並發表演說
25:27.269–25:29.242
Um they they think I'm a lesbian.
嗯，他們覺得我是女同性戀。
25:29.252–25:32.053
And I you know,
你知道，
25:32.063–25:34.596
this might not be be popular, but I think abortion should be up
這可能不太受歡迎，但我認為墮胎應該由
25:34.606–25:35.960
to the guy.
男方決定。
25:35.970–25:39.368
you you deal with it.
你得自己處理。
25:39.378–25:40.538
you you deal with it.
你得自己處理。
25:40.548–25:42.409
If not, what the hell now?
如果不行的話，那現在怎麼辦？
25:42.419–25:47.283
>> [laughter] >> [laughter] >> THAT'S MY OPINION.
>> [笑聲] >> [笑聲] >> 那是我的觀點。
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HOLD ON.
等一下。
25:48.169–25:48.889
SIR, I'M [laughter] KIDDING.
先生，我[笑聲]在開玩笑。
25:48.899–25:53.554
YOU CAN WHAT DID YOU DO WHEN YOU SAW THE GODFATHER?
你看到《教父》時做了什麼？
25:53.564–25:55.709
I CAN'T BELIEVE AL PACINO'S IN THE MAFIA.
我不敢相信阿爾·帕西諾在黑幫電影裡。
25:55.719–26:00.642
>> [laughter] >> OH [laughter] MY GOD.
>> [笑聲] >> 哦[笑聲]我的天啊。
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GOD.
天啊。
26:00.732–26:02.038
>> ALL RIGHT.
>> 好吧。
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RIGHT.
沒錯。
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影片筆記：Fox News Highlights - August 11, 2026
一句話總結
本集節目深入剖析威斯康辛州與密西根州的參議員選舉爭議，重點批評民主黨候選人 Francesca Hong 與 Abdul El-Sayed 的社會主義傾向及過去言論，並詳細解讀馬薩諸塞州新通過的墮胎法案，來賓強烈抨擊其將墮胎「宗教化」及對胎兒生命的漠視。
核心重點
1. 威斯康辛州選舉：Francesca Hong 的競選策略與社會主義爭議
- 候選人形象：民主黨候選人 Francesca Hong（逐字稿中亦拼寫為 Hoos/Hong）被描繪為單親媽媽、工人階層，競選策略依賴個人魅力與承諾「免費物資」。
- 政治對立：現任州長 Tony Evers 支持其對手 David Crowley（後退選又重返），並批評 Hong 專注於推特（Twitter）而非實質議題。共和黨認為 Hong 是給 GOP 的禮物，多個親共和黨 PAC 投入數百萬美元支持她。
- 政策批評：
- Bryan Steil 眾議員：批評 Hong 廢除邊境、警察、監獄的政策，以及增加薪資稅將導致企業和就業外流。
- Evan Booker：指出美國社會主義起源於中西部，但當前是對美國共和國的嚴重威脅。認為 Hong 的「包袱」（如曾說想遠離白人）雖是攻擊素材，但在民眾經濟痛苦下，其訊息仍可能突破。
- 經濟觀點：批評大量非法移民和取消關稅會壓低工資；共和黨應強調減稅（小費、加班費、社會安全稅）對降低生活成本的幫助。
2. 密西根州選舉：Abdul El-Sayed 的爭議言論
- 過去言論揭露：
- 討厭煙火（Fireworks suck），建議替代慶祝方式。
- 輕視邊境危機，認為不在美國人關心的前五名議題中。
- 主張廢除第二修正案，替換為政府運營的醫療保健。
- 批評美式足球（Football）與「有毒男子氣概」相關，甚至類比奴隸制。
- 對現金保釋（Cash bail）和監獄制度的看法：認為強制窮人入獄的政策需改革，應致力於減少監禁人數。
- 其他爭議：讚揚 9/11、指責美國對 9/11 負責、讚揚哈瑪斯（Hamas）、批評非裔美國人、打扮成毛澤東（Chairman Mao）的朋友。
- 伊斯蘭信仰與房貸問題：
- 引用 2009 年《紐約時報》訪談，El Sayed 作為醫學生討論伊斯蘭銀行與替代房貸方案。
- 引用 El Sayed 的話：為了遵守沙里亞法（Sharia compliant way），而非出於恐懼，是出於義務。
- 競選團隊主張政教分離，但主持人質疑其是否真正支持沙里亞法。
3. 馬薩諸塞州新墮胎法案分析
- 法案內容變更：
- 舊法：24 週後禁止大多數墮胎，除非母親生命受威脅或胎兒有嚴重問題。
- 新法：以「專業判斷」（professional judgment）為唯一標準，無孕週限制，無醫療必要性要求。
- 結果：允許醫生在出生前對健康、存活的胎兒進行墮胎。
- 來賓批評觀點：
- Charles Payne：相信生命始於受孕，認為新法案是「赤裸裸的謀殺」。
- Lydia Moynihan：認為這幾乎成為一種宗教，要求公眾展現歡樂，只是為了安撫良心而進行的表演。
- Jim Norton：質疑墮胎與殺嬰（infanticide）的區別點不斷後移；批評左派的威權傾向，不僅要容忍，還要強制他人參與（納稅人付費、學校教育）。
- Caroline Sunshine：比喻如同槍枝倡導者允許攜帶裝滿子彈的機槍；指出性別雙重標準（男性放棄孩子被稱為「deadbeat dad」，女性則被稱為「pro-choice」）。
詳細大綱
第一部分：威斯康辛州選舉與社會主義威脅
- Francesca Hong 的競選形象：
- 單親媽媽、工人階層、個人魅力。
- 曾發表關於感恩節和萬聖節的言論引發關注。
- 被指對社會主義的成本與後果缺乏認知。
- 政治對立與策略：
- 現任州長 Tony Evers 支持對手 David Crowley，批評 Hong 專注於社交媒體。
- 共和黨策略：親共和黨 PAC 投入資金支持 Hong，認為其有利於十一月大選。
- 社會主義與經濟政策爭議：
- 社會主義的定義與後果：摧毀私人產業、增加政府依賴、喪失自由。
- 引用《華盛頓郵報》警告新稅收和法規將驅趕企業。
- Hong 的回應：主張免費托兒、公立學校全額資助、大麻合法化可提升生活品質。
- 專家訪談與政策分析：
- Bryan Steil 眾議員：批評廢除邊境、警察、監獄的政策，強調增加薪資稅將驅離雇主和就業機會。
- Evan Booker：歷史背景（Eugene Debs），當前威脅，經濟背景下的訊息突破。
- 工資與貿易政策：批評非法移民和取消關稅壓低工資；民主黨被激進活動人士劫持。
- 溝通策略：共和黨需更積極講述社會主義故事及自身政策優勢，支持 Donald Trump 的關稅政策。
第二部分：密西根州候選人 Abdul El-Sayed 的爭議
- 社交媒體形象：過度樂觀、愛唱歌跳舞的活動家。
- 過去影片揭露：
- 討厭煙火，輕視邊境危機。
- 主張廢除第二修正案，批評美式足球為「有毒男子氣概」甚至類比奴隸制。
- 對現金保釋和監獄制度的看法。
- 政治與宗教立場爭議：
- 讚揚 9/11、指責美國對 9/11 負責、讚揚哈瑪斯。
- 批評非裔美國人，打扮成毛澤東的朋友。
- 伊斯蘭信仰與房貸問題：引用 2009 年《紐約時報》訪談，討論伊斯蘭銀行與沙里亞法合規的房貸方案。
- 競選團隊聲明政教分離，主持人質疑其是否支持沙里亞法。
第三部分：馬薩諸塞州新墮胎法案詳細解析
- 法案內容變更：
- 以「專業判斷」取代 24 週限制，允許在出生前對健康胎兒進行墮胎。
- 批評觀點：
- 缺乏保障：沒有針對健康胎兒的選擇性墮胎的防護欄。
- 比喻：將鎖住的門替換為「請勿搶劫」的牌子；將罕見且合法的案例轉變為「不喜歡就可以殺死」的常態。
- 醫療倫理：將墮胎視為聖禮而非醫療護理；醫生可能將此視為常規甚至神聖行為。
- 胎兒狀態：最後幾週的健康胎兒能感覺疼痛、對世界做出反應，並可在醫療護理下存活。
- 道德墮落：將胎兒視為可拋棄物種，若看不到胎兒即可謀殺。
- 來賓評論與社會影響：
- Charles Payne：相信生命始於受孕，認為新法案是「赤裸裸的謀殺」。
- Lydia Moynihan：認為這幾乎成為一種宗教，要求公眾展現歡樂。
- Jim Norton：質疑墮胎與殺嬰的區別點後移，批評左派威權傾向。
- Caroline Sunshine：比喻槍枝倡導者，指出性別雙重標準，提及心理影響。
第四部分：結尾互動與幽默
- 對墮胎議題的觀點：講者認為墮胎是終身決定且帶來痛苦，不應被美化；批評法律解釋中忽視例外情況的荒謬性。
- 對社會現狀的批評：質疑社會如何允許極端觀點主導話語權，同時大眾卻對這種「激進」感到困惑。
- 個人觀點與幽默互動：講者分享自己在女性權利集會上的經歷，提出非主流觀點（墮胎應由男性決定），隨後澄清是在開玩笑。
- 結尾互動：兩人進行輕鬆的寒暄，提及新節目、喜劇播客，並對電影《教父》中阿爾·帕西諾的角色表示驚訝，呼籲觀眾訂閱。
工具 / 模型 / 名詞整理
- 政治人物：
- Francesca Hong / Hoos / Hong：威斯康辛州民主黨參議員候選人。
- David Crowley：威斯康辛州候選人，曾退選又重返。
- Tony Evers：威斯康辛州現任州長。
- Bryan Steil：威斯康辛州眾議員。
- Evan Booker：前民主黨競選活動人員。
- Abdul El-Sayed / Elsayed：密西根州民主黨參議員候選人。
- Maura Healey：馬薩諸塞州州長。
- Wesley Bell：民主黨同事，在 2024 年擊敗 Cori Bush。
- Cori Bush：被 Wesley Bell 擊敗的候選人。
- Jasmine Crockett：政治人物。
- Charlie Kirk：政治人物。
- Donald Trump：美國總統候選人/前總統。
- Eugene Debs：早期美國社會主義運動人物。
- Chairman Mao：毛澤東。
- Al Pacino：演員，《教父》演員。
- 組織與機構：
- Republican Governors Association：共和黨州長協會。
- Hamas：哈瑪斯。
- ICE officer：美國移民與海關執法局官員。
- ICU：重症監護病房。
- White House：白宮。
- Disney：迪士尼。
- Michigan Wolverines：密西根大學狼獾隊。
- Michigan State football：密西根州立大學美式足球隊。
- Detroit Lions：底特律雄獅隊。
- 媒體與出版物：
- Twitter：社交媒體平台。
- Politico：新聞媒體。
- Washington Post：華盛頓郵報。
- CNN：有線電視新聞網。
- K files：報導來源名稱。
- The New York Times：紐約時報。
- The Washington Free Beacon：華盛頓自由旗幟報。
- Fox Business：福斯商業網。
- New York Post：紐約郵報。
- Anthony and Jim Joe podcast：播客名稱。
- Fox News：福斯新聞。
- YouTube：影片平台。
- Fox 1：電視頻道。
- 概念與術語：
- Socialism：社會主義。
- Sharia / Sharia compliant：沙里亞法 / 符合沙里亞法。
- Professional judgment：專業判斷（墮胎法案關鍵詞）。
- Elective abortions：選擇性墮胎。
- Infanticide：殺嬰。
- Pro-choice：支持選擇權。
- Cash bail：現金保釋。
- Second Amendment：美國憲法第二修正案。
- 401k：退休帳戶類型。
- coexist bumper stickers：共存貼紙（波特蘭流行文化符號）。
- deadbeat dad：無賴父親。
- toxic masculinity：有毒男子氣概。
- 4th of July：美國獨立日。
- Mackinac Island：密西根州麥基諾島。
操作流程整理
- 威斯康辛州選舉分析流程：
- 介紹候選人 Francesca Hong 的背景（單親媽媽、工人階層）。
- 分析其競選策略（免費物資、個人魅力）與爭議言論（感恩節、萬聖節）。
- 引用專家（Bryan Steil, Evan Booker）批評其社會主義政策（廢除邊境、警察、監獄，增加薪資稅）。
- 討論經濟影響（企業外流、工資壓低）及共和黨的反制策略（減稅、關稅）。
- 密西根州候選人背景調查流程：
- 揭露 Abdul El-Sayed 的過去言論（討厭煙火、輕視邊境、廢除第二修正案、批評美式足球）。
- 引用 2009 年《紐約時報》訪談，分析其伊斯蘭銀行與房貸觀點。
- 對比競選團隊的政教分離聲明與其實際對沙里亞法的態度。
- 馬薩諸塞州墮胎法案解讀流程：
- 對比舊法（24 週限制）與新法（專業判斷，無限制）。
- 來賓（Charles Payne, Lydia Moynihan, Jim Norton, Caroline Sunshine）逐一發表批評觀點。
- 討論醫療倫理、胎兒狀態、道德墮落及社會影響（宗教化、威權傾向、性別雙重標準）。
值得注意的限制或風險
- 政策外流風險：若 Francesca Hong 當選，企業將因稅負和法規外流，威脅州繁榮。
- 社會主義威脅：評論認為社會主義旨在摧毀私人產業並增加政府依賴，導致自由喪失。
- 墮胎法案的道德與醫療風險：
- 允許在出生前對健康、存活的胎兒進行墮胎。
- 將墮胎視為聖禮而非醫療護理，可能導致醫生將此視為常規甚至神聖行為。
- 缺乏針對健康胎兒的選擇性墮胎的防護欄。
- 將胎兒視為可拋棄物種，若看不到胎兒即可謀殺。
- 社會極化風險：民主黨被激進活動人士「劫持」，推動社會主義議程，導致社會對極端觀點的容忍度提高，同時大眾卻對這種「激進」感到困惑並抱怨。
逐字稿辨識疑點
- Francesca Hong / Hoos / Hong：逐字稿中候選人名字拼寫不一致，分別出現 "Francesca Hong", "Hoos", "Hong"。
- David Crowley：逐字稿提及 "David Crowley" 為 Hong 的對手，後退選又重返。
- Tony Evers：威斯康辛州現任州長。
- Tom Tiffany：逐字稿中出現 "beat Tom Tiffany"，需查證是否為當地政治人物或聽寫錯誤。
- Bryan Steil：威斯康辛州眾議員。
- Evan Booker：前民主黨競選活動人員（Former Democrat campaign operative）。
- Eugene Debs：早期美國社會主義運動人物。
- Wesley Bell：民主黨同事，在 2024 年擊敗 Cori Bush。
- Cori Bush：被 Wesley Bell 擊敗的候選人。
- Abdul El-Sayed / Elsayed：密西根州民主黨參議員候選人，名字拼寫在逐字稿中出現 "El-Sayed" 和 "Elsayed"。
- Assaam Pyke：逐字稿末尾提及 "his buddy, his pal, his BFF, Assaam Pyke"，需查證此人身份及相關背景。
- K files：CNN 報導中提到的報告名稱，需確認是否為特定檔案或報導代號。
- 401k：退休帳戶類型。
- cash bail：現金保釋制度。
- 「the blood of landlords」：開頭單詞，語意不明，可能是聽寫錯誤或特定隱喻，需查證。
- 「trashed uh African-Americans」：語氣詞「uh」夾雜，確認是否為「trashed」或類似動詞。
- 「dresses up like Chairman Mao, his friend」：語法結構略顯混亂，需確認是指 El Sayed 打扮成毛澤東，還是他的朋友打扮成毛澤東。
- 「Islamic banking unearthed by The Washington Free Beacon」：確認是否為《華盛頓自由旗幟報》（Washington Free Beacon）發掘此新聞。
- 「affirmation, that search won't be hard」：前文提到「protects affirmation」，需查證是否為特定法律術語或口誤，原文聽起來像「affirmation」。
- 「Jasmine Crockett's head」：比喻用法，確認是否為特定政治人物 Jasmine Crockett。
- **「Lunatic who believes the magic of being a woman
生字列表
| 生字 | 讀音 | 類型 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominate | /ˈnɑmɪneɪt/ | verb | 提名；任命 |
| insolvency | /ɪnˈsɑlvənsi/ | noun | 破產；無力償債 |
| incumbent | /ɪnˈkʌmbənt/ | noun | 現任者；在任官員 |
| endorse | /ɪnˈdɔrs/ | verb | 支持；背書；認可 |
| backfire | /ˈbækˌfaɪər/ | verb | 適得其反；產生反效果 |
| sidetracked | /ˈsaɪdˌtrækt/ | verb (past participle) | 分心；轉移注意力 |
| moribund | /ˈmɔrɪbʌnd/ | adjective | 臨死的；瀕死的；沒落的 |
| illiterate | /ˈɪlɪtərət/ | adjective | 無知的；識字率低的 |
| bind | /baɪnd/ | noun | 困境；難題 |
| enthralling | /ɪnˈθrɑlɪŋ/ | adjective | 迷人的；吸引人的 |
| flash in the pan | /flæʃ ɪn ðə pæn/ | idiom | 曇花一現；短暫的興起 |
| baggage | /ˈbæɡɪdʒ/ | noun | 包袱；過往的爭議或問題 |
| unseated | /ʌnˈsiːtɪd/ | verb (past participle) | 擊敗（在任者）；奪取席位 |
| siren song | /ˈsaɪrən sɔŋ/ | noun phrase | 誘人的歌聲；誘惑 |
| bombshell | /ˈbɑmbˌʃɛl/ | noun | 重磅消息；驚天新聞 |
| go-lucky | /ˈɡoʊˌlʌki/ | adjective | 樂天的；隨遇而安的 |
| despise | /dɪˈspaɪz/ | verb | 鄙視；輕視 |
| languishing | /ˈlæŋɡwɪʃɪŋ/ | verb (present participle) | 淒慘地滯留；受折磨 |
| charade | /ʃəˈrɑd/ | noun | 假象；鬧劇；虛偽的表演 |
| complicit | /kəmˈplɪsɪt/ | adjective | 共犯的；參與作惡的 |
| custodial | /ˈkʌstədiəl/ | adjective | 監護的；保管的 |
| glamorize | /ˈɡlæməˌraɪz/ | verb | 美化；使顯得迷人 |
| radical | /ˈrædɪkəl/ | adjective | 激進的；極端的 |
生字解說
nominate /ˈnɑmɪneɪt/
意思：提名；任命
解說：指正式推薦某人擔任職位或參與競選。在政治語境中，指政黨或候選人正式推舉某人參選。
影片原句
Will it nominate really an about socialist whose only business
它是否會提名一位真正對社會主義一無所知、
Will it nominate really an about socialist whose only business
它是否會提名一位真正對社會主義一無所知、
延伸例句
The committee decided to nominate her for the leadership position.
委員會決定提名她擔任領導職位。
The committee decided to nominate her for the leadership position.
委員會決定提名她擔任領導職位。
insolvency /ɪnˈsɑlvənsi/
意思：破產；無力償債
解說：指無法償還債務的法律狀態。這裡用來諷刺候選人缺乏商業經驗導致破產。
影片原句
experience was running a ramen shop into insolvency?
唯一經驗是經營拉麵店導致破產的人進入政壇？
experience was running a ramen shop into insolvency?
唯一經驗是經營拉麵店導致破產的人進入政壇？
延伸例句
The company faced insolvency after years of financial mismanagement.
該公司在多年財務管理不善後面臨破產。
The company faced insolvency after years of financial mismanagement.
該公司在多年財務管理不善後面臨破產。
incumbent /ɪnˈkʌmbənt/
意思：現任者；在任官員
解說：指目前擔任某個職位的人，特別是在選舉中尋求連任的候選人。
影片原句
The incumbent Democrat Tony Evers endorsed Hong's opponent David
現任民主黨州長托尼·埃弗斯（Tony Evers）支持洪（Hong）的對手大衛·克勞利（David Crowley），
The incumbent Democrat Tony Evers endorsed Hong's opponent David
現任民主黨州長托尼·埃弗斯（Tony Evers）支持洪（Hong）的對手大衛·克勞利（David Crowley），
延伸例句
The incumbent governor won re-election by a narrow margin.
現任州長以微弱優勢贏得連任。
The incumbent governor won re-election by a narrow margin.
現任州長以微弱優勢贏得連任。
endorse /ɪnˈdɔrs/
意思：支持；背書；認可
解說：公開表示支持某人或某項政策，特別是在政治競選中為候選人背書。
影片原句
The incumbent Democrat Tony Evers endorsed Hong's opponent David
現任民主黨州長托尼·埃弗斯（Tony Evers）支持洪（Hong）的對手大衛·克勞利（David Crowley），
The incumbent Democrat Tony Evers endorsed Hong's opponent David
現任民主黨州長托尼·埃弗斯（Tony Evers）支持洪（Hong）的對手大衛·克勞利（David Crowley），
延伸例句
Several major newspapers endorsed the candidate in the final week.
幾家主要報紙在最後一週支持了該候選人。
Several major newspapers endorsed the candidate in the final week.
幾家主要報紙在最後一週支持了該候選人。
backfire /ˈbækˌfaɪər/
意思：適得其反；產生反效果
解說：指計劃或行動產生與預期相反的結果，通常導致更糟的情況。
影片原句
But, this could always backfire.
但是，這始終可能適得其反。
But, this could always backfire.
但是，這始終可能適得其反。
延伸例句
His attempt to hide the truth ended up backfiring when the evidence surfaced.
他試圖隱瞞真相，但證據浮出水面後適得其反。
His attempt to hide the truth ended up backfiring when the evidence surfaced.
他試圖隱瞞真相，但證據浮出水面後適得其反。
sidetracked /ˈsaɪdˌtrækt/
意思：分心；轉移注意力
解說：指從主要議題或目標上被帶離，關注次要或無關緊要的事情。
影片原句
So, Wisconsin should not get sidetracked on Hoos's hot takes on
因此，威斯康星州不應該因為洪在
So, Wisconsin should not get sidetracked on Hoos's hot takes on
因此，威斯康星州不應該因為洪在
延伸例句
Don't let minor details sidetrack you from the main goal.
不要讓細枝末節讓你從主要目標上分心。
Don't let minor details sidetrack you from the main goal.
不要讓細枝末節讓你從主要目標上分心。
moribund /ˈmɔrɪbʌnd/
意思：臨死的；瀕死的；沒落的
解說：形容事物即將結束、失去活力或處於衰敗狀態。這裡用來形容政治人物缺乏生氣。
影片原句
My God, the the definition of a moribund Tony Evers.
天啊，這正是無生氣的托尼·埃弗斯的定義。
My God, the the definition of a moribund Tony Evers.
天啊，這正是無生氣的托尼·埃弗斯的定義。
延伸例句
The once-great empire is now a moribund state.
曾經偉大的帝國現在已是一個沒落的國家。
The once-great empire is now a moribund state.
曾經偉大的帝國現在已是一個沒落的國家。
illiterate /ˈɪlɪtərət/
意思：無知的；識字率低的
解說：原指不識字，這裡引申為對歷史或特定領域缺乏知識或理解。
影片原句
A personal biography of failure is considered a plus among the historically illiterate.
對於歷史上缺乏常識的人來說，個人的失敗傳記被視為加分項。
A personal biography of failure is considered a plus among the historically illiterate.
對於歷史上缺乏常識的人來說，個人的失敗傳記被視為加分項。
延伸例句
He is politically illiterate, often misunderstanding basic economic concepts.
他在政治上無知，經常誤解基本的經濟概念。
He is politically illiterate, often misunderstanding basic economic concepts.
他在政治上無知，經常誤解基本的經濟概念。
bind /baɪnd/
意思：困境；難題
解說：指陷入困難或尷尬的處境，難以做出決定或行動。
影片原句
But Wisconsin's in a bind.
但威斯康辛州陷入了困境。
But Wisconsin's in a bind.
但威斯康辛州陷入了困境。
延伸例句
The company is in a financial bind due to rising costs.
由於成本上升，公司陷入了財務困境。
The company is in a financial bind due to rising costs.
由於成本上升，公司陷入了財務困境。
enthralling /ɪnˈθrɑlɪŋ/
意思：迷人的；吸引人的
解說：指極具吸引力，能牢牢抓住注意力。這裡帶有諷刺意味，形容候選人具有某種扭曲的魅力。
影片原句
Well, he's enthralling.
天啊，這正是無生氣的托尼·埃弗斯的定義。
Well, he's enthralling.
天啊，這正是無生氣的托尼·埃弗斯的定義。
延伸例句
The documentary was enthralling, keeping the audience engaged throughout.
這部紀錄片極具吸引力，讓觀眾全程保持投入。
The documentary was enthralling, keeping the audience engaged throughout.
這部紀錄片極具吸引力，讓觀眾全程保持投入。
flash in the pan /flæʃ ɪn ðə pæn/
意思：曇花一現；短暫的興起
解說：指短暫出現但很快消失的事物，通常指短暫的成功或流行。
影片原句
the idea that this could just be a flash in the pan,
認為這可能只是曇花一現，
the idea that this could just be a flash in the pan,
認為這可能只是曇花一現，
延伸例句
Many tech startups are just a flash in the pan, failing to sustain growth.
許多科技初創公司只是曇花一現，無法維持增長。
Many tech startups are just a flash in the pan, failing to sustain growth.
許多科技初創公司只是曇花一現，無法維持增長。
baggage /ˈbæɡɪdʒ/
意思：包袱；過往的爭議或問題
解說：比喻一個人過去的經歷、爭議或負面記錄，可能影響其當前形象或表現。
影片原句
she has a ton of baggage.
她確實有很多包袱。
she has a ton of baggage.
她確實有很多包袱。
延伸例句
He carries a lot of political baggage from his previous administration.
他從之前的政府任期中背負著沉重的政治包袱。
He carries a lot of political baggage from his previous administration.
他從之前的政府任期中背負著沉重的政治包袱。
unseated /ʌnˈsiːtɪd/
意思：擊敗（在任者）；奪取席位
解說：指在選舉中擊敗現任者，使其失去職位。
影片原句
Congressman, your Democrat colleague Wesley Bell unseated Cori
眾議員，你的民主黨同事韋斯利·貝爾在2024年擊敗了科里·布什，
Congressman, your Democrat colleague Wesley Bell unseated Cori
眾議員，你的民主黨同事韋斯利·貝爾在2024年擊敗了科里·布什，
延伸例句
The challenger successfully unseated the long-serving senator.
挑戰者成功擊敗了長期擔任的參議員。
The challenger successfully unseated the long-serving senator.
挑戰者成功擊敗了長期擔任的參議員。
siren song /ˈsaɪrən sɔŋ/
意思：誘人的歌聲；誘惑
解說：源自希臘神話，指具有吸引力但可能帶來危險或災難的事物。這裡指社會主義對選民的吸引力。
影片原句
And the siren song of the socialist calling
而社會主義呼喚的
And the siren song of the socialist calling
而社會主義呼喚的
延伸例句
The siren song of easy money led him to make poor investments.
金錢誘惑使他做出了糟糕的投資。
The siren song of easy money led him to make poor investments.
金錢誘惑使他做出了糟糕的投資。
bombshell /ˈbɑmbˌʃɛl/
意思：重磅消息；驚天新聞
解說：指突然發布的、具有巨大衝擊力或影響力的消息。
影片原句
We turn to several bombshell revelations
我們將轉向幾個重磅揭露
We turn to several bombshell revelations
我們將轉向幾個重磅揭露
延伸例句
The journalist broke a bombshell story about the CEO's resignation.
記者發布了關於CEO辭職的重磅新聞。
The journalist broke a bombshell story about the CEO's resignation.
記者發布了關於CEO辭職的重磅新聞。
go-lucky /ˈɡoʊˌlʌki/
意思：樂天的；隨遇而安的
解說：指對生活持樂觀態度，不擔心未來或問題。這裡用來形容候選人表面上的形象。
影片原句
happy-go-lucky activist
樂天派的活動人士形象，
happy-go-lucky activist
樂天派的活動人士形象，
延伸例句
She has a happy-go-lucky attitude towards life's challenges.
她對生活的挑戰持樂天態度。
She has a happy-go-lucky attitude towards life's challenges.
她對生活的挑戰持樂天態度。
despise /dɪˈspaɪz/
意思：鄙視；輕視
解說：指強烈地不喜歡或看不起某人或某事。
影片原句
Abdul El-Sayed apparently absolutely despises.
阿卜杜勒·艾爾-薩耶德顯然極度鄙視。
Abdul El-Sayed apparently absolutely despises.
阿卜杜勒·艾爾-薩耶德顯然極度鄙視。
延伸例句
He despises anyone who cheats in games.
他鄙視任何在遊戲中作弊的人。
He despises anyone who cheats in games.
他鄙視任何在遊戲中作弊的人。
languishing /ˈlæŋɡwɪʃɪŋ/
意思：淒慘地滯留；受折磨
解說：指在不良環境中受苦或處於惡化狀態。這裡形容囚犯在監獄中的艱難處境。
影片原句
how many people are left languishing in uh prison facilities
有多少人正淒慘地滯留在呃監獄設施中，其實他們不需要在那裡。
how many people are left languishing in uh prison facilities
有多少人正淒慘地滯留在呃監獄設施中，其實他們不需要在那裡。
延伸例句
The old building is languishing in disrepair.
這座舊建築因缺乏維修而破敗不堪。
The old building is languishing in disrepair.
這座舊建築因缺乏維修而破敗不堪。
charade /ʃəˈrɑd/
意思：假象；鬧劇；虛偽的表演
解說：指為了掩蓋真相而進行的虛偽表演或形式主義的活動。
影片原句
but they're long for the charade
但她們渴望這場假象
but they're long for the charade
但她們渴望這場假象
延伸例句
The peace talks were just a charade to buy time.
和平談判只是為了爭取時間的虛偽表演。
The peace talks were just a charade to buy time.
和平談判只是為了爭取時間的虛偽表演。
complicit /kəmˈplɪsɪt/
意思：共犯的；參與作惡的
解說：指參與或同意某種錯誤或邪惡的行為，即使不是主要執行者。
影片原句
They want everyone else to be complicit.
他們希望其他所有人都成為共犯。
They want everyone else to be complicit.
他們希望其他所有人都成為共犯。
延伸例句
He was found complicit in the fraud scheme.
他被發現參與了詐騙計劃。
He was found complicit in the fraud scheme.
他被發現參與了詐騙計劃。
custodial /ˈkʌstədiəl/
意思：監護的；保管的
解說：指與監護權或保管責任相關的。這裡指父親在孩子出生後對孩子的監護權。
影片原句
the man has custodial rights that he has to fulfill
父親就擁有必須履行的監護權，
the man has custodial rights that he has to fulfill
父親就擁有必須履行的監護權，
延伸例句
She was granted full custodial rights to her children.
她獲得了孩子的完全監護權。
She was granted full custodial rights to her children.
她獲得了孩子的完全監護權。
glamorize /ˈɡlæməˌraɪz/
意思：美化；使顯得迷人
解說：指使某事物看起來比實際更好或更具吸引力，通常帶有貶義。
影片原句
I don't think it's something to be glamorized or taken lightly.
我認為這不是一件應該被美化或輕率看待的事情。
I don't think it's something to be glamorized or taken lightly.
我認為這不是一件應該被美化或輕率看待的事情。
延伸例句
Movies often glamorize the life of a soldier.
電影經常美化士兵的生活。
Movies often glamorize the life of a soldier.
電影經常美化士兵的生活。
radical /ˈrædɪkəl/
意思：激進的；極端的
解說：指主張徹底改變或極端立場的。這裡形容政治立場或思維的極端性。
影片原句
I don't know how the country got so radical.
我不知道這個國家怎麼變得這麼激進。
I don't know how the country got so radical.
我不知道這個國家怎麼變得這麼激進。
延伸例句
The proposal included some radical changes to the tax system.
該提案對稅收系統進行了一些激進的改變。
The proposal included some radical changes to the tax system.
該提案對稅收系統進行了一些激進的改變。
句型解說（含實例）
be designed to [verb]
意思：旨在做某事；目的是...
接續：Subject + be designed to + base verb
解說：用於描述某事物被創造或安排的初衷或預期效果。這裡用來批評社會主義政策的設計目的。
影片原句
Socialism is designed to kill private industry and spur widespread government dependence.
社會主義旨在扼殺私人產業並促進廣泛的政府依賴。
Socialism is designed to kill private industry and spur widespread government dependence.
社會主義旨在扼殺私人產業並促進廣泛的政府依賴。
實例
- The new software is designed to simplify user experience.
新軟體旨在簡化用戶體驗。 - This policy is designed to reduce inflation.
這項政策旨在減少通膨。
It's [adjective] to [verb]
意思：做某事是...的
接續：It + be + adjective + to + base verb
解說：使用形式主詞 'It' 來引導句子，強調做某事的性質或感受。
影片原句
It's nice to see see someone who's like me.
看到像我這樣的人進入辦公室，感覺真好。
It's nice to see see someone who's like me.
看到像我這樣的人進入辦公室，感覺真好。
實例
- It's important to stay hydrated during exercise.
運動期間保持水分補充很重要。 - It's difficult to predict the outcome of the election.
預測選舉結果很困難。
not only... but also...
意思：不僅...而且...
接續：not only + [element 1] + but also + [element 2]
解說：用於連接兩個並列的成分，強調兩者都具備，通常後者更為重要或令人驚訝。
影片原句
She sees abortion as not just routine, but a sacrament.
她將墮胎視為不僅是常規程序、更是聖禮。
She sees abortion as not just routine, but a sacrament.
她將墮胎視為不僅是常規程序、更是聖禮。
實例
- He is not only a talented musician but also a skilled painter.
他不僅是有才華的音樂家，也是技藝精湛的畫家。 - The plan will not only save money but also improve efficiency.
該計劃不僅能節省資金，還能提高效率。
There is no [noun] to [verb]
意思：沒有...去做某事
接續：There is no + noun + to + base verb
解說：用於表達缺乏某種條件、理由或手段來執行某動作。
影片原句
No gestational cutoff, no required medical justification.
沒有孕週限制，也不需要醫療理由。
No gestational cutoff, no required medical justification.
沒有孕週限制，也不需要醫療理由。
實例
- There is no excuse for being late.
遲到沒有藉口。 - There is no way to guarantee success.
沒有方法能保證成功。
It takes [noun] to [verb]
意思：需要...才能做某事
接續：It takes + noun + to + base verb
解說：用於說明完成某事所需的條件、人數或特質。
影片原句
it takes two people to make a baby.
孕育一個寶寶需要兩個人。
it takes two people to make a baby.
孕育一個寶寶需要兩個人。
實例
- It takes patience to teach young children.
教導幼兒需要耐心。 - It takes courage to speak the truth.
說真話需要勇氣。
be considered a [noun]
意思：被視為...；被認為是...
接續：Subject + be considered + a/an + noun
解說：用於表達社會或群體對某事物的普遍看法或評價。
影片原句
A personal biography of failure is considered a plus among the historically illiterate.
對於歷史上缺乏常識的人來說，個人的失敗傳記被視為加分項。
A personal biography of failure is considered a plus among the historically illiterate.
對於歷史上缺乏常識的人來說，個人的失敗傳記被視為加分項。
實例
- Hard work is considered a virtue in many cultures.
在许多文化中，努力工作被视为一种美德。 - This book is considered a classic of modern literature.
這本書被視為現代文學經典。
be accused of [gerund/noun]
意思：被指控做某事
接續：Subject + be accused of + gerund/noun
解說：用於表達某人被指控犯有某種錯誤或罪行。
影片原句
The guy that, you know, of course, praised 9/11, uh blamed America for 9/11...
那個當然讚揚9/11、將9/11歸咎於美國...
The guy that, you know, of course, praised 9/11, uh blamed America for 9/11...
那個當然讚揚9/11、將9/11歸咎於美國...
實例
- He was accused of stealing company funds.
他被指控竊取公司資金。 - She was accused of breaking the rules.
她被指控違反規則。
be designed to [verb]
意思：旨在做某事；目的是...
接續：Subject + be designed to + base verb
解說：用於描述某事物被創造或安排的初衷或預期效果。這裡用來批評社會主義政策的設計目的。
影片原句
Socialism is designed to kill private industry and spur widespread government dependence.
社會主義旨在扼殺私人產業並促進廣泛的政府依賴。
Socialism is designed to kill private industry and spur widespread government dependence.
社會主義旨在扼殺私人產業並促進廣泛的政府依賴。
實例
- The new software is designed to simplify user experience.
新軟體旨在簡化用戶體驗。 - This policy is designed to reduce inflation.
這項政策旨在減少通膨。