WELCOME BACK!

WELCOME BACK!

SAY HI TO JON BATISTE.

ジョン・バティステによろしく

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>> Jon: HEY!

>> ジョン：HEY!

>> Stephen: I LIKE THAT BUMPER WE JUST SAW.

>> Stephen: I LIKE THAT BUMPER WE JUST SAW.

IT WAS LIKE HERB ALBERT AND THE TIJUANA BRASS.

HERB ALBERTとTIJUANA BRASSのような感じでした。

>> Jon: I CAN'T WAIT TO GET ON THE ROAD AGAIN.

>> ジョンもうすぐ道路に出るのが待ち遠しいよ。

LET'S GET UP AND OUT OF HERE.

ここから出て行くぞ

>> Stephen: WE'RE ON THE ROAD HERE MET FORCALLY THIS THURSDAY.

>> スティーブン私たちはこの道を歩いています この木曜日に強制的に会いました。

ANOTHER LIVE SHOW, JON.

ANOTHER LIVE SHOW, JON.

>> Jon: YEAH, WE'RE ABOUT TO GET IT, MAN.

>> ジョンああ、もうすぐだよ。

>> Stephen: THAT'S WHEN THE RUBBER HITS THE ROAD.

>> スティーブン：それは、ラバーが道路を襲う時だ。

SEPARATES THE MEN FROM THE BOYS, THE WOMEN FROM THE GIRLS.

男の子から男性を分離し、女の子から女性を分離します。

>> Jon: COME ON, YES.

>>ジョン。来てくれ、はい。

>> Stephen: AND SHOWTIME WE'LL BE LIVE LIKE ELECTION NIGHT.

>> スティーブン選挙の夜のように生中継するよ

BUILDING BACK AMERICA GREAT AGAIN 2020, THAT'S HALF THE SHOW

2020年、アメリカを再び偉大な国にするためには、ショーの半分が必要です。

JUST SAYING THE TITLE.

JUST SAYING THE TITLE.

IT'S GOING TO BE SO EASY, JON.

簡単にできるわよ、ジョン

>> Jon: I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO FIT IT ON TWO

>> ジョン二重に装着する必要があると思うんだが

SCREENS.

SCREENS.

THAT'S A LONG TITLE.

長いタイトルだ

>> Stephen: HOW ABOUT A LITTLE RUBBER HITS THE ROAD MUSIC?

>> スティーブン：ちょっとしたラバーがロード・ミュージックを演奏するのはどうかな？

>> Jon: YES, INDEED.

>> ジョンはい、そうです。

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>> Stephen: JON BATISTE.

>> スティーブンＪＯＮ ＢＡＴＩＳＴＥ

THANK YOU, JON.

THANK YOU, JON.

>> Jon: HELLO!

>> ジョン：HELLO!

>> Stephen: MY FIRST GUEST TONIGHT IS A

>> スティーブン今夜の最初のゲストは

TONIGHT IS A POLITICAL ANALYST, AUTHOR, AND THE HOST OF "THE

今夜は政治アナリスト、作家、そして「THE」の司会者です。

REIDOUT" ON MSNBC.

MSNBCの「REIDOUT」。

PLEASE WELCOME, JOY REID.

ようこそ ジョイ･リード

JOY, THANKS FOR BEING HERE.

ジョイ、ここにいてくれてありがとう。

>> IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE, STEPHEN, HELLO.

>> >> IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE, STEPHEN, HELLO.

>> Stephen: YOU HAVE DONE SOMETHING VERY FEW PEOPLE HAVE

>> スティーブン：あなたは非常に多くの人々が持っている何かをしました。

DONE.

DONE.

YOU HAVE LAUNCHED A NEW TELEVISION SHOW IN THE MIDDLE OF

YOU HAVE LAUNCHED A NEW TELEVISION SHOW IN THE MIDDLE OF

THE PANDEMIC.

THE PANDEMIC.

>> YEAH.

>> YEAH.

>> Stephen: SO YOU ACTUALLY HAVE TO ORGANIZE STAFF AND

>> スティーブン: それで、あなたは実際には、スタッフと組織化する必要があります。

EVERYTHING REMOTELY.

EVERYTHING REMOTELY.

IS THIS A CHALLENGE?

これは挑戦ですか？

>> LUCKILY, I LIKE BEING AT HOME.

>> 幸い、家にいるのが好きなんだ。

I WENT FOR THE OPENING OF THE SHOW INTO THE STUDIO FOR 30

I WENT FOR THE OPENING OF THE SHOW INTO THE STUDIO FOR 30

ROCK.

ROCK.

IT WAS DESERTED, SO WE DID A DESERTED OPENING SHOOT.

砂漠だったので、砂漠でのオープニング撮影をしました。

OTHER THAN THAT, WE LAUNCHED IT IN MY BASEMENT WHICH IS FINE

それ以外では、私たちは、私のベースメントでそれを起動しましたが、それは問題ありません。

WITH ME BECAUSE AFTERWARDS I CAN GO UPSTAIRS AND GO TO BED.

私と一緒にいてくれたのは、その後、階段を下りて寝ることができるからだ。

>> YOU AND JOE BIDEN, BOTH WINNING FROM THE BASEMENT.

>> お前とジョー・バイデン、二人ともベースメントから勝った。

>> THAT'S HOW WE DO IT.

>> それが俺たちのやり方だ。

>> Stephen: 2020, I'LL SEE YOU IN THE BASEMENT.

>> 2020年、ベースメントで会おう。

NOW, OKAY, SO WHAT HAS BEEN -- THIS IS KIND OF AN OBVIOUS

NOW, OKAY, SO WHAT HAS BEEN -- THIS IS KIND OF AN OBVIOUS

QUESTION HERE, BUT THERE ARE SO MANY STORIES GOING ON AT ONCE.

QUESTION HERE, BUT THERE ARE SO MANY STORIES GOING ON AT ONCE.

WHAT IS THE CENTRAL STORY FOR YOU RIGHT NOW?

WHAT IS THE CENTRAL STORY FOR YOU RIGHT NOW?

I KNOW WE'RE IN AN ELECTION BUT WHAT IS THE STORY THAT CANNOT BE

私たちが選挙にいることは知っていますが、しかし、することができない物語は何ですか？

IGNORED?

無視？

>> WELL, YOU KNOW, I FEEL LIKE, FOR A LOT OF REASONS, YOU KNOW,

>> 思うんだけど、色々な理由があってね。

"BLACK LIVES MATTER" HAS BEEN SUCH A HUGE CHANGE IN THE WAY

"BLACK LIVES MATTER" HAS BEEN SUCH A HUGE CHANGE IN THE WAY

THAT EVERYONE, EVEN OUTSIDE OF THE BLACK COMMUNITY, THINKS

黒人コミュニティ以外の誰もがそう思っていると

ABOUT, YOU KNOW, ABOUT RACE AND CIVIL JUSTICE, BUT EVEN AS HUGE

知っての通り、人種と市民の正義についてですが、それだけではありません。

AS THAT STORY IS, AND I THINK THAT IS VERY CLOSE TO BEING THE

この物語がそうであるように、そして、私は、それが本当にそうであることに非常に近いと思う。

BIGGEST STORY, I THINK THERE'S NOTHING THAT CAN OVERTAKE THE

最大のストーリーは、私はそれを凌駕することができるものは何もないと考えています。

PANDEMIC.

パンデミック。

THIS GLOBAL PANDEMIC HAS CHANGED THE ENTIRE WORLD, IT'S CHANGED

このグローバル・パンデミックは 世界を変えた それは...

THE WAY YOU'RE DOING YOUR SHOW HERE.

THE WAY YOU'RE DOING YOUR SHOW HERE.

WE ARE DOING THIS REMOTELY.

遠隔地でやってるんだ

IT CHANGED THE WAY WE WORK, THE WAY WE LIVE.

IT CHANGED THE WAY WE WORK, THE WAY WE LIVE.

IT HAS CHANGED AND DESTABILIZED EVERYTHING ABOUT OUR LIVES, EVEN

それは私たちの生活のすべてを変え、崩壊させました。

THE WAY WE PROTEST.

THE WAY WE PROTEST.

SO EVEN IF YOU THINK ABOUT, YOU KNOW, ONLINE RELATED MOVEMENTS

SO EVEN IF YOU THINK ABOUT, YOU KNOW, ONLINE RELATED MOVEMENTS

HAVE BEEN MOVED INTO THE STREET, THEY MOVE BACK ONLINE, AND IN A

通りに移動されている、彼らはオンラインに戻って移動して、そして

LOT OF WAYS, JUST BEING OUTSIDE, JUST BEING OUT IN PUBLIC IS SORT

外にいるだけで、外にいるだけで、公共の場にいるだけで、いろいろな方法があります。

OF EITHER THIS REVOLUTIONARY ACT OR SORT OF ANTI-GOVERNMENT ACT.

この革命法や反政府法のようなもののいずれかである。

JUST BEING OUTDOORS HAS BECOME A POLITICAL ACT IN AND OF ITSELF.

ただ外に出ているだけで、それ自体が政治的な行為になっている。

SO I THINK THE PANDEMIC IS THE STORY IF NOT OF THE DECADE, AT

だから私は、パンデミックが10年ではないにしても物語だと思っています。

LEAST OF THE YEAR.

"今年の最後の年

>> Stephen: WELL, YOU'RE A POLITICAL ANALYST.

>> スティーブンあなたは政治アナリストね

HOW DO YOU ANALYZE THIS MOMENT POLITICALLY?

この瞬間をどのように政治的に分析しますか？

HOW DOES COVID CHANGE OUR POLITICS?

HOW DOES COVID CHANGE OUR POLITICS?

>> WELL, IF YOU THINK ABOUT DONALD TRUMP'S REELECTION, HE'S

>> ドナルド・トランプの再選について考えてみると、彼はそうだ。

IN A SORT OF FRANTIC END STAGE, PEOPLE CALL IT END STAGE

ある種の幻想的なエンドステージでは、人々はそれをエンドステージと呼んでいます。

TRUMPISM WHERE HE'S GOING AROUND THE COUNTRY SORT OF FREAKING OUT

TRUMPISM 彼は国中を飛び回っている 恐怖のようなものだ

ABOUT MASKS AND DOWNING JOE BIDEN FOR LISTENING TO

マスクとジョー・バイデンの聴取のためのダウンについて

SCIENTISTS, ET CETERA.

科学者、エトセテラ。

GO BACK AND RE-THINK TO A WORLD IN JANUARY WHERE DONALD TRUMP

ドナルド・トランプがいる1月の世界に戻って、再考してみてください。

GOT THAT BRIEFING, WHERE HE IS TOLD COVID IS AIRBORNE, THAT

そのブリーフィングでは、コヴィドはエアボーンにいると言われた。

IT'S DEADLY STUFF AS HE TOLD BOB WOODWARD.

IT'S DEADLY STUFF AS HE TOLD BOB WOODWARD.

HE CALLED WOODWARD.

HE CALLED WOODWARD.

WOODWARD DIDN'T CALL HIM.

ウッドワードは彼を呼ばなかった

HE SAID THIS STUFF IS DEADLY.

彼はこれが致命的だと言った

THINK ABOUT A DIFFERENT WORLD WHERE DONALD TRUMP HAD ACTED

ドナルド・トランプが行動した別の世界について考える

IMMEDIATELY.

すぐに。

HE HAS A HOLD OVER 60 MILLION PEOPLE.

彼は6000万人以上の人々を持っています。

THEY'LL DO WHATEVER HE SAYS.

彼らは言うことを聞くだけだ

THEY'LL TAKE ON WHATEVER CAUSE HE GIVES THEM.

THEY'LL TAKE ON WHATEVER CAUSE HE GIVES THEM.

IF HE HAD SAID THE ONLY WAY THAT YOU'RE A REAL MAN IS IF YOU PUT

IF HE HAD SAID THE ONLY WAY THAT YOU'RE A REAL MAN IS IF YOU PUT

ON A MASK.

仮面をつけて

EVERYONE NEEDS TO PUT ONE ON.

誰もが1つを装着する必要があります。

IF HE HAD HANDLED THE PANDEMIC AS IF IT WERE A WAR AND HAD GONE

もし彼が戦争のようにパンデミックを扱っていたならば、そして去ってしまったならば

TO WAR AGAINST THE PANDEMIC, HE WOULD NOW BE GOING INTO

パンデミックとの戦争に参戦することになります

REELECTION WITH HIGH RATINGS ON THAT ISSUE, WHICH IS THE ISSUE

REELECTION WITH HIGH RATINGS ON THAT ISSUE, WHICH IS THE ISSUE

IN THE WORLD FOR EVERYBODY.

すべての人のための世界で。

EVERYBODY WHO CAN'T SEE THEIR GRANDMA, THIS IS THE ISSUE.

祖母を見られない人は皆、これが問題なんです。

HE WOULD BE GOING INTO IT WITH AN ECONOMY THAT WAS A COMPLETE

彼は完全な経済状態で 参入していたはずです

AND UTTER DISASTER.

AND UTTER DISASTER.

THINK ABOUT WHAT DEMOCRATS WOULD HAVE TO BE RUNNING AGAINST IF HE

THINK ABOUT WHAT DEMOCRATS WOULD HAVE TO BE RUNNING AGAINST IF HE

HAD BEEN STRONG ONT THAT ISSUE.

その問題には強かった

IT'S RUINED HIS PRESIDENCY.

それは彼の大統領の地位を台無しにした

IT'S OPENED UP ALL HIS OTHER FLAWS AND MADE THEM EVEN MORE

IT'S OPENED UP ALL HIS OTHER FLAWS AND MADE THEM EVEN MORE

SORT OF EXACERBATED IN THE PUBLIC MIND.

世間ではエクセルベートされているようなものだ

IT'S RUINED HIS POLITICAL FORTUNES, AND IT'S RUINED THE

それは彼の政治的な利益を台無しにしているし

REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POLITICAL FORTUNES.

共和党の政治的利益。

THIS PANDEMIC IS ALSO THE BIGGEST POLITICAL STORY OF THE

このパンデミックは、最大の政治的な物語でもあります。

YEAR.

YEAR.

>> Stephen: OKAY, SO I BUY ALL OF THAT, EXCEPT THAT DOESN'T

>> Stephen: OKAY, So I BUY ALL THAT, I except that does not.

DONALD TRUMP'S SUCCESS IN 2016 KIND OF THROW UP IN THE AIR OUR

ドナルド-トルンプの成功は2016年に私たちの空気の中に投げるの種類の

ABILITY TO EXACTLY KNOW WHAT THE POLITICAL EFFECT OF A PERSON'S

人の政治的影響を正確に知る能力

BEHAVIOR IS?

BEHAVIOR IS?

BECAUSE BIDEN'S LOOKING GREAT, THINGS ARE LOOKING -- YOU KNOW,

BECAUSE BIDEN'S LOOKING GREAT, THINGS ARE LOOKING -- YOU KNOW,

KNOCK ON EVERYTHING, BIDEN IS LOOKING GREAT, BUT A LOT OF

すべてのものをノックして、バイデンは素晴らしいですが、多くの

PEOPLE WHO WOULD LIKE JOE BIDEN TO WIN ARE FEELING BURNED BY

PEOPLE WHO WOULD LIKE JOE BIDEN TO WIN ARE FEELING BURNED BY

2016.

2016.

I DON'T HAVE TO TELL YOU.

言う必要はないわ

CAN WE KNOW WHAT THE POLITICAL REALITY IS RIGHT NOW, GIVEN HOW

CAN WE KNOW WHAT THE POLITICAL REALITY IS RIGHT NOW, GIVEN HOW

WRONG PEOPLE WERE IN 2016?

2016年にWRONG PEOPLE WERE?

>> SO I THINK, YOU KNOW, ONE OF THE THINGS I ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE,

>> だから、私がいつも人に言っていることの一つは、あなたが知っていると思います。

BECAUSE EVERYONE HAS PTSD FROM 2016, I HAVE PTSD FROM 2016, BUT

BECAUSE EVERYONE HAS PTSD FROM 2016, I HAVE PTSD FROM 2016, BUT.

THE REALITY IS POLLS ARE ONLY GIVING YOU A SNAPSHOT IN TIME,

THE REALITY IS POLLS ARE ONLY GIVING YOU A SNAPSHOT IN TIME,

AND THEY'RE GIVING YOU A GENERAL SENSE OF WHERE THINGS ARE GOING.

そして、物事がどこに向かっているかの一般的な感覚を提供しています。

HILLARY CLINTON ACTUALLY DID WIN BY ABOUT WHAT THE NATIONAL POLLS

ヒラリー・クリントンは、実際には国の世論調査の結果については、実際には勝利しました。

SAID SHE'D WIN BY.

SAID SHE'D WIN BY.

PEOPLE COULDN'T ANTICIPATE A JUMP BALL ELECTION.

PEOPLE COULDN'T ANTICIPATE A JUMP BALL ELECTION.

A JUMP BALL ELECTION IS HARDER TO CALL BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE

A JUMP BALL ELECTION IS HARDER TO CALL BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE

TO POWERS OF INCUMBENCY LEANING AGAINST IT, YOU DON'T HAVE THE

それに寄りかかっている無名の力には、あなたはそれを持っていません。

ACTUAL FACT OF A PRESIDENT'S PERFORMANCE AGAINST IT.

大統領のパフォーマンスの実際の事実は、それに反しています。

IT'S LITERALLY A JUMP BALL.

文字通りジャンプボールです。

YOU THROW BOTH IN THE AIR AND MEASURE THEM BY THEIR FLAWS MORE

YOU THROW BOTH IN THE AIR AND MEASURE THEM BY THEIR FLAWS MORE

OR LESS EASILY.

またはもっと簡単に。

THIS ISN'T A JUMP BALL RACE.

THIS ISN'T A JUMP BALL RACE.

THIS IS AN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR ELECTION.

これは選挙に立候補している無法者です。

HE IS THE THING AT ISSUE, IT'S NOT HIS OPPONENT.

彼は問題を抱えているのであって、彼の代理人ではない。

IT'S NOT A REFERENDUM ON JOE BIDEN, IT'S A REFERENDUM ON

ジョー・バイデンの参考文献ではなく、参考文献だ

TRUMP, AND ON THE ONE JOB HE HAD, KEEP PEOPLE SAFE.

トランプ、そして彼が持っていた一つの仕事は、人々の安全を守ることです。

LET PEOPLE SEE THEIR 80-YEAR-OLD GRANDMOTHER, ALLOW PEOPLE TO

人々に80歳の祖母に会わせて、人々に許可を与える

FEEL COMFORTABLE GOING TO A RESTAURANT, LIVING NORMAL LIVES,

普通の生活をしていると、レストランに行っても快適に感じます。

LET THEIR KIDS GO TO SCHOOL.

子供を学校に行かせろ

HE HAD ONE JOB AS PRESIDENT, HE FAILED, AND THAT MEANS THIS IS

彼は大統領としての仕事を一度だけしたが 失敗した つまりこれは

AN ELECTION ABOUT HIM.

彼についての選挙。

THEN YOU LOOK AT EVERYTHING ELSE ABOUT HIT.

それから、ヒットについてのすべてを見てみましょう。

HE'S THERE NOW.

彼は今そこにいる

HE DIDN'T HANDLE THE ECONOMY WELL WHEN IT CAME TO THE

彼は経済をうまく処理していませんでした

PANDEMIC.

パンデミック。

ONE-QUARTER OF BUSINESSES FAILED.

1/4の事業が失敗しました。

20 MILLION PEOPLE ON UNEMPLOYMENT, 8 MILLION CAN'T

2000万人が失業中で800万人が失業できない

PAY THEIR RENT.

PAY THEIR RENT.

HIS FOREIGN POLICY IS POOR.

彼の外交政策は悪い

WE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF THINGS IN THE WORLD, PEOPLE HAVE BEEN

私たちは、世界で多くのことをしてきました、人々はしてきました。

ENRAGED, ANGRY ABOUT THE IRAQ WAR, WE'RE NOW A SUBJECT OF PITY

イラク戦争に激昂し、憤慨し、我々は今、哀れみの対象となっている

ALL AROUND THE WORLD.

世界中のあらゆる場所で。

WE HAVE FEW FRIENDS AND THE FRIENDS WE HAVE ARE LIKE KIM

WE HAVE FEW FRIENDS AND THE FRIENDS WE HAVE ARE LIKE KIM

JONG UN AND PUTIN.

ジョン・ウンとプーチン

EVERYTHING ABOUT HIM IS MAGNIFIED BY THAT FAILURE, SO,

彼についてのすべてのことは、その失敗に照らされている、そう。

NO, I THINK THE DATA IS RIGHT, BUT THE X FACTOR HERE IS

NO, I THINK THE DATA IS RIGHT, BUT THE X FACTOR HERE IS

CHEATING.

不正行為

IT'S WHETHER OR NOT REPUBLICANS WILL TRY TO STEAL AN ELECTION

共和党が選挙を盗もうとするかどうかだ

THAT LOOKS LIKE IT'S JOE BIDEN TO WIN.

ジョー・バイデンの勝ちのようだな

THAT'S WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT AND

THAT'S WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT AND

( VOTING ) VOTE, MAKE IT A BIG MARGIN SOUTH

( VOTING ) VOTE, MAKE IT A BIG MARGIN SOUTH

HARDER TO CHEAT.

騙すのは難しい

>> Stephen: WHEN YOU SAY CHEAT YOU MEAN SUPPRESS THE VOTE OR

>> スティーブン：あなたが不正行為と言うとき、あなたは投票を押しつぶすか、またはそれを意味します。

STEAL BALLOTS, CHANGE RESULTS?

投票用紙を盗んで結果を変えるのか？

>> THERE'S THE OLD, YOU KNOW, 1960, YOU KNOW, PEOPLE

>> >> 昔の君が知っている1960年の君が知っている人たちがいる

THINK PEOPLE WILL GO IN -- YOU KNOW, YOU HAVE A LOT OF

THINK PEOPLE WILL GO IN -- YOU KNOW, YOU HAVE A LOT OF

REPUBLICANS TO THIS DAY DON'T BELIEVE JOHN F. KENNEDY WON THE

今日まで共和党員は、ジョン・F・ケネディが当選したことを信じていません。

RACE.

RACE.

THAT'S NOT THE CHEATING NORMALLY WORKS.

それは不正行為の通常の動作ではありません。

ONE WAY TO CHEAT IS TO GO AFTER THE VOTER ROLE.

ONE WAY TO CHEAT IS TO GO AFTER THE VOTER ROLE.

TO TAKE PEOPLE REGISTERED TO VOTE, YOU GO IN, SAY, I'M

TO TAKE PEOPLE REGISTERED TO VOTE, YOU GO IN, SAY, I'M

STEPHEN COLBERT AND THEY SAY SORRY, YOU'RE NOT ON THE ROLLS.

スティーブン・コルバートと 彼らは謝る あなたは役者じゃない

>> Stephen: WHAT HAPPENED IN GEORGIA.

>> スティーブンジョージアで起きたこと

>> EXACTLY.

>> その通りです。

AND YOU CAN LITERALLY DO THAT.

文字通り、それができる。

SOME PEOPLE -- STEALING BALLOTS IS A VERY SMALL PART OF IT.

一部の人々 -- 投票用紙を盗むことは それのごく一部です。

THE SECOND WAY TO DO IT IS TO INTIMIDATE PEOPLE INTO NOT GOING

第二の方法は、行かないように人々を威嚇することです。

AT ALL, MAKE PEOPLE THINK IT'S FUTILE, TURN THEM AWAY.

AT ALL, MAKE PEOPLE THINK IT'S FUTILE, TURN THEM AWAY.

WE KNOW THERE'S AN OPERATION PUT IN PLACE BY REPUBLICANS IN 2016

WE KNOW THERE'S AN OPERATION PUT IN PLACE BY REPUBLICANS IN 2016

DESIGNED TO DETER PEOPLE FROM VOTING.

投票から人々を遠ざけるために設計されています。

THEY THROUGH FAKE INFORMATION, RUSSIA, HILLARY CLINTON SAYING

捏造情報でロシア ヒラリー・クリントンは言った

DON'T VOTE FOR HER, JUST STAY AT HOME.

彼女に投票するな 家にいてくれ

THE THIRD WAY IS THE SCARY WAY WHICH IS TO SAY BIDEN WINS

第三の方法は、ビデンが勝つと言うことを言うための怖い方法です。

PENNSYLVANIA AND THEN THE STATE LEGISLATURE IN PENNSYLVANIA SAYS

PENNSYLVANIA AND THEN THE STATE LEGISLATURE IN PENNSYLVANIA SAYS

WE DON'T BELIEVE BIDEN WON PENNSYLVANIA BECAUSE THERE WAS

ビーデンがペニンシルバニアで勝ったとは 信じていません

SOME ABSENTEE WHROTTING.

若干の欠席者がいます。

WE'VE LOOKED AT THIS AND IN OUR OPINION AS THE STATE LEGISLATOR,

私たちはこれを見てきました そして州議会議員としての見解を述べます

WE'RE GOING TO SET ASIDE THE ELECTION AND GIVE THE

WE'RE GOING TO SET ASIDE THE ELECTION AND GIVE THE

ELECTORATES TO TRUMP.

トランプへの選挙人。

THAT'S THE SCARY WAY.

それが怖い方法だ

ALL THREE OF THOSE THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT THE SAME TIME WITH

ALL THREE OF THOSE THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT THE SAME TIME WITH

RUSSIA'S HELP.

RUSSIA'S HELP.

>> Stephen: WHEN WE COME BACK, I'LL ASK JOY HER THOUGHTS ABOUT

>> スティーブン私たちが戻ってくるとき、私は彼女のジョイについての考えを尋ねてみましょう。

WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE UPCOMING TRUMP-BIDEN DEBATE ON THURSDAY.

木曜日のトランプ・バイデン討論会で 何を期待しているのでしょうか？

STICK AROUND.

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