希拉里和特朗普第一次辩论全文(英文)

Round One: Achieving Prosperity

The

question

is

about

putting

more

money

into

the

Americans’

pockets.

First

we

have

to

build

an

economy

that

works

for

everyone,

not

just

those at the top.

That means we need more jobs, good jobs with rising incomes.

I want us to invest in you. I want us to invest in your future.

That

means

jobs

in

infrastructure

and

in

mass

manufacturing,

in

innovation

and

technology,

clean

renewable

energy

and

in

small

businesses because most of the jobs will come from small business.

We

also

have

to

make

the

economy

fairer.

That

starts

with

raising

the

national

minimum wage and also guarantee finely equal pay for women

‘’

s work.

I also wane see more companies do profit sharing. If you helped make

the profit you should be able to share them, not just the executives at the

top.

And

I

want

us

to

do

more

to

support

people

who

are

struggling

to

balance

family

and

work.

I

’

ve

heard

from

so

many

of

you

about

the

difficulties you face and the stresses you' re under.

And let

’

s have paid family leave, earned sick days. Let

’

s make sure we

have affordable childcare and debt-free college. How are we gone do it ?

We' re gonna do it by making the wealthy pay their fair share, close the

corporate loopholes.

Our

jobs

are

fleeing

the

country.

They

are

going

to

Mexico.

They

are

going to many other countries.

You look at what China' s doing to our country in terms of making our

product.

They

'

re

devaluing

their

currency

and

there

ody

in

’

ours

government

to fight them. And we have a very good fight and we have a winning

fight because they are using our country as a piggy bank to rebuild China

and many other countries are doing the same thing. So we are losing our

good jobs, so many of them.

When you look at what' s happening in Mexico, one of my friend built a

plant

said

it'

s

the

eighth

wonder

of

the

world.

They're

building

the

big

estsome

of

plants,

anywhere

in

the

world,

some

of

the

most

sophisticated, some of thebest plants. With the United States, as you said,

not so much.

So

Ford

is

leaving.

You

see,

that,

their

small

cars

division,

leaving.

Thousands of jobs, leaving Michigan, leaving Ohio. They ' re all leaving.

And

we

cannot

allow

it

to

happen

anymore

as

far

as

childcare

is

concerned and so many other things.

I think Hillary and I agree on that and we probably disagree on numbers

and amounts and what we're going to do but perhaps we'll talk about

that later.

But we have to stop our jobs from being stolen from us. We have to stop

our

companies

from

leaving

the

United States,

and

with

it,

firing

all

of

their people.

All

you

have

to

do

is

take

a

look

at

the

Carrier

air-conditioning

in

Indianapolis. They left fired 1,400 people. They are going to Mexico. So

many, hundreds and hundreds companies are doing this. We cannot let it

happen.

Under my plan, I' ll be reducing taxes tremendously from 35% to 15% for

companies, small and big businesses.

That 's gonna be a job creator, like, we haven't seen since Ronald Regan.

It going to be a beautiful thing to watch.

Companies will come. They will build. They will expand. New companies

will start. And I look very very much forward to doing it.

We have to renegotiate our trade deals. We have to stop these countries

from stealing our companies and our jobs.

Round Two: Let's Talk About Race

Race remains a significant challenge in our country. Unfortunately race

still

determines

too

much.

Often

determines

where

people

live.

Determines what kind of education in their public schools they can get.

And,

yes,

it

determines

how

they

’

re

treated

in

the

criminal

justice

system.

We

’

ve just seen those tragic examples in both Tulsa and Charlotte. And

we

’

got to do several things at the same time.

We have to restore trust between communities and the police.

We have to work to assure that our police are using the best training, the

best

technique,

that

they'

re

well

prepared

to

use

force

only

when

necessary.

Everyone should be respected by the law. And everyone should respect

the law. Right now that

’

s not the case in a lot of our neighborhoods.

So

I

have,

ever

since

the

first

day

of

my

campaign,

called

for

criminal

justice reform.

I 've laid out a platform that I think will begin to remedy the problems we

have in the criminal justice system.

But we also have to recognize that in addition to the challenges we face

with policing, there are so many brave, good police officers who equally

want reform.

So we have to bring communities together in order to work on that as a

mutual goal.

And we

’

ve got to get guns out of the hands of the people who should

not have them.

The

gun

epidemic

is

the

leading

cause

of

death

of

young

African-American men, more than the next 9 causes put together.

So we have to do 2 things as I said. We have to restore trust. We have to

work

with

the

police.

We

have

to

make

sure

they

respect

the

communities and the communities respect them.

And we have to tackle the plague of gun violence which is a contributor

to a lot of problems we are seeing today.

First of all, Secretary Clinton dosen law and order. We need law and order.

We don't wanna use a couple of words. And that ' t have it. We are not

gonna'twanna

use

a

couple

of

words.

And

that'

t

have

it.

We

are

not

gonna'twanna

use

a

couple

of

words.

And

that

’

t

have

it.

We

are

not

gonna'have a country

And when I look at what 's going on in Charlotte, the city I lovthe,city I

have investments, when I look at what's going on through various parts

of our country, whether it' s, I mean, I can just keep naming them all day

long. We need law and order in our country.

And I just got, today, the, eh you know, the endorsement, the fraternal

order

of

police

who just

came

in.

We have

endorsement

from,

I

think,

almost every police group, every, I mean, a lot percentage of them in the

United States.

We have a situation in which we have, eh, in the city, African-American,

Hispanics are living in hell.

Because it' s so dangerous. uYowalk down the street, you got shot.

In

Chicago,

they'

ve

had

thousands

of

shootings,

thousands,

since

January 1st. Thousands of shootings.