PBS高端访谈:拜登霸称"美国回来了",将会面普京（在线收听）

President Biden landed in the United Kingdom this afternoon, the first stop on his three-nation European trip.

拜登总统今天下午抵达英国，这是他欧洲三国之行的第一站。

He will begin by meeting British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tomorrow, then the three-day G7 summit that begins Friday in Southwest England.

明天他将首先会见英国首相鲍里斯·约翰逊，然后将于周五在英格兰西南部举行为期三天的七国集团峰会。

Mr. Biden spoke a short time ago to American forces at RAF Mildenhall. It's a British Air Force installation.

拜登先生不久前在米尔登霍尔皇家空军对美国军队发表了讲话，这次是在英国皇家空军的就职仪式上发表讲话。

The United States is back, and the democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges, and the issues that matter most to our future,

美国回来了，世界上的民主国家正团结一致，共同应对最严峻的挑以及一些对我们的未来至关重要的问题。

that we're committed to leading with strength, defending our values, and delivering for our people.

我们致力于以力量领导，捍卫我们的价值观，并为我们的人民提供服务。

Democracy doesn't happen by accident. We have to defend it. We have to strengthen it, renew it. And I know that the American people are up to this job.

民主不是偶然出现的，我们必须捍卫它，我们必须加强民主，不断改善民主，我知道美国人民能够胜任这项工作。

Our Yamiche Alcindor is traveling with the president, and joins me now from Plymouth. So hello to Yamiche, to you, and safe travels.

我们的记者亚米什·阿森多在追随总统的出行，现在在普利茅斯和我连线。你好，亚米什，一路平安哈。

First of all, tell us about what the president's hoping to accomplish on this trip. And what are the main concerns as he meets with American allies in Europe?

首先，跟我们说说总统这次旅行的目的是什么。当他与美国在欧洲的盟友会面时，他最大的担忧是什么？

Well, Judy, I'm so happy to join you, especially because some cicadas at one point were delaying our plane. But we are here now in the U.K. Yes, and people heard me right, cicadas.

好的，朱迪，很高兴能和你连线，尤其之前因为蝉导致我们的飞机延误。但我们现在在英国，是的，你们没听错，是蝉。

That aside, President Biden, for his first overseas trip as commander in chief, is really coming to a group of European leaders who are familiar with him.

除此之外，这是拜登总统以总司令的身份进行的首次海外之旅，其实是去拜访一群跟他很熟的欧洲领导人。

Experts tell me this is going to be a sort of lovefest. But it's also going to feel like a family reunion.

专家们告诉我这将是一场爱的盛宴，但感觉像是家庭团聚。

And if anyone's ever been to a family reunion, that means there will be love, but there will also be drama.

如果有人参加过家庭聚会，那就意味着会有爱，但也会有戏剧性事件。

There are a lot of European leaders who want to talk about trade, who want to talk about COVID vaccines and the role that the U.S. is playing, with the president expected to make some announcements on that front.

许多欧洲领导人希望讨论贸易问题，希望讨论新冠疫苗以及美国正在发挥的作用，总统预计将在这方面发表一些声明。

There's also going to be talk with China and how to deal with it.

还将就如何应对该问题与中国进行对话。

But the president is really trying to come here to really underscore the fact that America is back, that diplomacy is something that he's going to embrace,

但总统真的是想强调美国回来了的事实，这种外交手段是他将要实施的，

and that America is once again going to be embracing NATO and the G7 and all of our European allies, something that his predecessor really was hostile toward.

美国将再次拥抱北约、七国集团和我们所有的欧洲盟友，而他(拜登总统)的前任总统对这些都非常不看好。

So, Yamiche, you used the word drama. What are the most contentious issues expected to be with -- in his meetings with the European leaders, ahead of his meeting with Vladimir Putin of Russia?

所以，亚米什，你用了“戏剧性事件”这个词，在与俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京会晤之前，他与欧洲领导人的会晤中最具争议的议题预计会是什么？

Well, President Biden has known some of these European leaders for up to three decades. He's been long working on issues of foreign policy.

拜登总统和一些欧洲领导人已经相识30年了，他长期致力于外交政策问题。

So there are going to be real hefty talks about trade, especially when it comes to talking about the difference between make America great again, as well as buy American first.

因此，在贸易方面将会进行实质性的讨论，尤其是当谈到“让美国再次伟大”和“购买美国货优先”之间的区别时。

There are European leaders who are really wondering if there's going to be more American protectionism on that front.

有些欧洲领导人真的想知道在这方面是否会有更多的美国保护主义。

There's also going to be this feeling of whether or not President Biden is a sort of placeholder,

还有一种感觉是，拜登总统是否只是一个占位者，

because of all of the drama and all of the real contention that was there when former President Trump was coming to the NATO -- was coming to NATO and G7.

因为当前总统特朗普加入北约——加入北约和七国集团时，所有的戏剧事件和真正的争论都在这上面。

These European leaders are going to be a bit cagey, and they really want to know if they can trust America again.

这些欧洲领导人会有些谨慎，他们不知道自己是否能再次信任美国。

And that's really a long-term issue that President Biden's going to have to deal with.

这确实是拜登总统需要处理的一个长期问题。

And then, of course, ahead of his meeting with Vladimir Putin, there's going to be a lot of talk about January 6 and the idea that there are real issues with American democracy right now, with the gridlock in Washington.

当然，在他与弗拉基米尔·普京会面之前，将会有很多关于1月6日的讨论以及目前美国民主存在实际问题的想法，以及华盛顿的僵局。

So these European leaders are going to be wanting to talk about the state of American democracy.

所以这些欧洲领导人想要讨论一下美国的民主状况。

That said, the president got a big, big applause today when he was talking to U.S. troops, saying that he came to talk to Vladimir Putin about the things that he wants to let him know.

也就是说，今天总统在对美国军队讲话时获得了热烈的掌声，他说他是来和普京谈谈他想让他知道的事情的。

There were no details there. But what you saw there was really a tone that was going to be firm.

在这方面没有任何细节。但是你看到的是一种坚定的语气。

And the president, in some ways, has been saying that he's there to talk frankly to Vladimir Putin. So there's real expectations on that front.

从某种程度上说他是来和弗拉基米尔·普京坦诚对话的，所以在这方面有真正的期望。

And we heard some of that just a few moments ago. Yamiche Alcindor, who will be covering all of President Biden's trip into next week. Thank you, Yamiche.

我们几分钟前听到了一些相关内容。亚米什·阿森多，他将报道拜登总统下周访问的所有内容。谢谢，亚米什。