President Obama, I think, recognized that and has said that there are other people in this administration looking at those questions.

总统奥巴马认识到了这一点并说过过,政府中还有其他人,在关注那些问题。

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They say that if we didn't have a Royal Family, we would just have a president, but, so what?

他们说，如果我们没有皇室，我们就会有总统，但是，那又怎样？

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Let me go back to the overall schedule before you go to the individual segment who gets in to see him.

我们先回到日程的问题上,然后再讨论你说的个人部分,谁可以见总统。

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This is the proportion of people who say they will vote-- they would vote for an African American president.

这个比例的人说-,他们会投票给黑人总统。

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We should also say that this is part of the mission of the President's Council.

我们还应该说,这就是总统委员会使命的一部分。

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So again, let's think of an example here, a couple of examples, in the Bush Gore election, we saw President Bush, candidate Bush as was, saying "I'm not a right wing candidate, I'm a compassionate conservative."

接下来我们再来分析一个案例,就是布什跟戈尔竞选总统的案例,我们都知道总统布什,那时候应该还是总统候选人布什,说他自己不是激进派,他是个有同情心的保守派

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Yes, but predicting what he does versus what Clinton will do or Bush is a bit too much noise Nobody would have predicted George Bush So Bill Clinton was right, voting for Barack Obama would be a roll of the dice?

我倒是想，但是要预测他的政策,比起预测克林顿，或者布什，太不靠谱了,当时谁又会想到乔治·布什是这样的总统呢,这么说，看来比尔·克林顿没说错，他说，给奥巴马投票等于在赌运气，是吗？

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So the three of us would have a casual and unstructured conversation with the president in what direction he wanna to go.

所以我们三个会随便地,没有系统地聊一下,总统想说什么就说什么。

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If when someday a republican is elected to the White House and the president says Josh, pick. What would you like to do?

如果将来一位共和党人当选,入主白宫，然后总统对你说,约书亚，任选一个职位，你会选什么？

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The president'd look at it and say I don't really want to meet with him.

总统看了以后会说,我不想跟这个人会面。

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And often the president would hear 2 and 4, 5 and he'd say 5.

通常总统听到了2和，但他会说。

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I'm proud to say that I have been involved in most of the president's policy decisions, beginning before he was president all the way through to the end.

我可以自豪地说,我参与了总统的大多数政策决定,在他当选总统之前就开始了,一直到最后。

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Say the president said he wanted to focus on homeland security or immigration.

比如说总统说,他要集中处理国家安全或者移民问题。

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my first responsibility, as I just said, was to take care the president.

我的第一个任务，正如我刚才说到，是照料总统的事。

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And the guys said, "Well, you know, The rooster works very hard " The rooster has sex dozens of times a day" " And she said, "Well, be sure to tell that to the president" The story goes, the president went around, the guy tells the story to the president The president asks the man, "Huh Has sex dozens of times each day ?" Same hen every time?"

那人回答说，“那只公鸡很卖力的,每天交配好几十次“,她就说“确保把这告诉总统“,然后总统走过来，那人也跟总统说了这事,总统问他,“每天交配几十次,是和同一只母鸡吗“

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Right. You became, said the article, the WHCS to President Bush for the administration.

嗯，然后文章说到，你成为总统的白宫办公室主任,让他的政府。

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So another parallel is people talk about these highly intelligent people from whom the President that surrounded himself, erh, FDR surrounded himself with highly intelligent people, that is no guarantee of anything, except brilliant rationalization for failures in some cases.

所以从另一个方面说,人们总在谈论这些,聪明的人,总统身边的，呃，罗斯福身边,就有高智商的人，但那保证不了什么，他们只能为失败,找到托词。

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So the instinct of many cabinet officers and other senior officials is "Boy, when we take this to the president, let's see if we can reach some sort of 4 compromise, you know, you say 2, I say 4, let's just go tell the president 3 that we've agreed on 3."

所以许多内阁官员,还有其他高层的领导人的本能都是，我们把这个给总统处理之前，先看看我们能不能各自让步,比如你说2，我说，我们就告诉总统,我们都同意“

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