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(单词翻译:双击或拖选)
Meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House President Trump1 was in a mood to vent2 about the just-concluded Russia Probe.
特朗普总统在白宫会见以色列总理内塔尼亚胡时,对刚刚结束的对俄调查表示不满。
“I will tell you I love this country. I love this country as much as I can love anything, my family, my country, my god but what they did it was a false narrative3 who was it was a terrible thing we can never let this happen to another president again.”
“我要告诉你,我爱这个国家。我爱这个国家如同我爱任何事情一样,爱我的家人,我的国家,我的上帝,但他们所做的一切都是错误的,这是一件可怕的事情,我们不能让这样的事情再次发生在另一位总统身上。”
Despite his irritation4, Trump will likely be taking some victory laps this week after the Special Counsel investigation5 led by Robert Muller,found no evidence of collusion between Russia and the 2016 Trump campaign including the President himself but Muller was less conclusive6 about whether the President had engaged in obstruction7 of justice.
尽管特朗普很恼火,但在罗伯特·穆勒领导的特别检察官调查发现,没有证据表明俄罗斯与二零一六年特朗普竞选团队串通一气,包括总统本人,特朗普本周很可能会取得一些胜利。但穆勒对总统是否妨碍司法没有那么明确的结论。
Attorney General William Barr decided8 there was insufficient9 evidence to proceed on that charge but he also cited Muller’s conclusion that did not exonerate10 Trump on the obstruction issue.
美国司法部长威廉·巴尔认为,没有足够的证据继续对特朗普进行指控,但他也引用了穆勒的结论,即特朗普在干扰事项上没有得到开脱。
Trump allies were in attack mode targeting the news media on Monday including White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders.“It’s not just that they reported and spread a slanderous11 malicious12 lie but they hoped for the takedown of the President of the United States.”
特朗普的盟友周一对包括白宫女发言人萨拉·桑德斯在内的新闻媒体发动了攻击。“他们不仅报道并散布了一个恶意的诽谤谎言,他们还希望将美国总统拉下马。”
Another stalwart Trump defender13 Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said it was time for the country to move on.“There some people are never gonna accept the Muller report what I say or what Mr. Barr does.But by any reasonable standard, Mr. Muller thoroughly14 investigated the Trump campaign.”
另一位坚定的特朗普支持者、共和党参议员林赛·格雷厄姆表示,现在是美国继续前进的时候了。“有些人永远不会接受穆勒的报告,不管我说什么,也不管巴尔先生做什么。但以任何合理的标准衡量,穆勒都对特朗普的竞选活动进行了彻底调查。”
Opposition15 Democrats16 want to know more about Muller’s focus on obstruction of justice.They are also demanding the release of the full Muller report.House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, “his conclusions raise more questions than the answer given the fact that Muller uncovered evidence that in his own words does not exonerate the president.”
反对党民主党人想知道更多关于穆勒对妨碍司法的关注。他们还要求公布穆勒的完整报告。众议院司法委员会主席杰诺德·纳德勒说“考虑到穆勒发现的证据并不能证明总统是清白的,他的结论提出的问题比答案更多。”
Muller’s decision not to offer an opinion on obstruction is significant since former federal prosecutor17 Preet Bharara,“it was very close case, by more decided not to make a determination about whether or not a charge could be brought and you only do that if there’s substantial evidence of.”
穆勒决定不对阻碍问题发表意见是很重要的,因为前联邦检察官普里特·巴拉拉说,“这是一个非常接近的案件,不确定是否可以提起指控,只有在有确凿证据的情况下才会这样做。”
The lingering questions about presidential obstruction could also become a 2020 campaign issue.For Democratic contenders like senator Bernie Sanders, “I want the whole damn report.Nobody especially this president is above the law.”
有关总统竞选障碍的悬而未决的问题也可能成为2020年大选的一个议题。对于参议员伯尼·桑德斯等民主党候选人来说,“我想要一份完整的报告。没有人,尤其是这位总统,能够凌驾于法律之上。”
Trump still faces investigations18 by Congress and prosecutors19 in New York but the special counsels report clearly gives Trump a political boost and makes the possibility of impeachment20 more remote than ever.
特朗普仍面临国会和纽约检察官的调查,但特别检察官的报告显然给了特朗普政治上的支持,使弹劾的可能性比以往任何时候都要渺茫。
This is Larry Sabato, “it’s easy to advocate for impeachment.It is very difficult, almost impossible to actually achieve impeachment and conviction.Trump is now counting on a political boost from the Muller report as he moves into campaign mode ahead of his reelection effort next year.
拉里·萨巴托说,“支持弹劾很容易。要真正实现弹劾和定罪是非常困难的,几乎是不可能的。特朗普现在指望穆勒报告能给他带来政治上的提振,因为他将在明年竞选连任之前进入竞选模式。
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