The Post(华盛顿邮报)[2017]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：华盛顿邮报
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年代：2017

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时间	英文	中文
[01:06]	Well	哦
[01:08]	Take me back down where cool water flows, y’all.	请把我带回那冰凉河水流淌的地方
[01:15]	Let me remember things I love	让我回忆起那些深爱的东西
[01:17]	Dan, your rifle.	丹 你的步枪
[01:20]	All right, kill ’em all.	好的 杀光他们
[01:22]	Stoppin’ at the log where catfish bite,	坐在有鲶鱼的圆木上
[01:26]	Who’s the long hair?	那个长发是谁
[01:28]	That’s Ellsberg–	那是艾尔斯伯格
[01:29]	works with Langsdale at the Embassy.	在大使馆和朗斯代尔一起工作
[01:32]	He’s observing.	他是这里管事的
[01:35]	I can hear the bullfrog callin’ me, oh	我能听见牛蛙在呼唤我
[01:42]	Wonder if my rope’s still hangin’ to the tree	好奇我的跳绳是不是还挂在树上
[01:46]	Let’s move out.	出发
[01:48]	Move out!	出发
[01:49]	Love to kick my feet way down the shallow water	超爱双脚在浅滩踢水的感觉
[01:52]	Shoo fly, dragonfly, get back t’mother	嘘 快走开啊 小蜻蜓 去找你的妈妈
[01:56]	-Take good care. -Good luck.	– 保重 – 好运
[01:57]	Skip it across Green River	在绿河的河面打水漂
[02:03]	Well!	哦
[03:08]	Bravo-two-seven, this is Kilo-four-tango.	B27 这是K4T
[03:19]	Fire mission:	请求火力支援
[03:20]	Grid: Two-niner-eight-four- seven-one.	坐标 2-9-8-4-7-1
[03:25]	Lay down.	躺好
[03:39]	Hang in there, buddy. They’re gonna fix you up.	坚持住兄弟 他们会治好你的
[03:48]	We’re gonna get you outta here, don’t you worry ’bout it.	我们会把你弄出来的 别担心
[03:57]	Dan?	丹
[04:01]	Dan?	丹
[04:04]	Dan?	丹
[04:06]	Secretary would like a word, wanna follow me?	国务卿想和你聊聊 请跟我来
[04:15]	Well, y-you can say what you want to the President–	你可以跟总统说任何你想说的话
[04:17]	I’ve read every one of Ellsberg’s reports,	所有艾尔斯伯格的报道我都读过
[04:19]	and I’m telling you, it’s just not the case.	但我告诉你 这不是正确的时机
[04:22]	Dan, you know Mr. Komer.	丹 你认识科莫先生
[04:25]	He’s been discussing the war with the President	他在跟总统讨论战事
[04:26]	and, well, his sense is that we’ve made real progress	他感觉我们过去几年取得了
[04:28]	over the past year, but I’ve been doing my own review	明显的进展 但我自己所做的研究告诉我
[04:30]	and it seems to me that things have gotten worse.	好像情况正在不断恶化
[04:32]	But neither of us have been in the field–	但我们都没真正上过战场
[04:34]	you have–you’re the one who knows	但你去过 你了解情况
[04:35]	so, what do you say?	你觉得现在是什么状况
[04:37]	Are things better or worse?	情况在好转还是在变糟
[04:40]	Well, Mr. Secretary, what I’m most impressed by	呃 国务卿先生 我印象最深的是
[04:43]	is how much things are the same.	情况并没有太大的改变
[04:45]	See, that’s exactly what I’m saying.	看见了吗 这就是我想说的
[04:49]	We put another 100,000 troops in the field,	我们把另十万士兵投入战场
[04:51]	things are no better?	而情况没什么变化
[04:52]	To me, that seems like things are actually worse.	这对我来说 就是状况更糟了
[04:57]	Thank you, Dan.	谢谢 丹
[05:02]	Mr. Secretary!	国务卿先生
[05:04]	Mr. Secretary, sir!	国务卿先生
[05:07]	How was your trip, sir?	你旅途如何 先生
[05:09]	Sir?	先生
[05:10]	Good afternoon, gentlemen, I don’t have any uh,	下午好 先生们 我没准备什么演说
[05:12]	prepared remarks but I’d be very happy to take your questions	但我很高兴能回答你们的问题
[05:14]	one at a time– Jim?	一个一个来 吉姆
[05:16]	Mr. Secretary, I’m wondering if the trip left you optimistic	国务卿先生 我想知道这次旅途
[05:19]	or pessimistic about our prospects in this war	让您对战事的情形预测是乐观的还是悲观的
[05:21]	and our ability to win it?	以及我们是否有赢下的能力
[05:23]	Well, you asked whether I was optimistic or pessimistic.	你问我是乐观还是悲观
[05:24]	Today, I can tell you that military progress over the past 12 months	今天我可以说 我们军队在过去一年取得的成就
[05:27]	has exceeded our expectations.	已经超越了我们的目标
[05:29]	We’re very encouraged by what we’re seeing in Vietnam.	越南的情形十分鼓舞人心
[05:31]	In every respect, we’re making progress.	总的来说 我们进展显著
[05:34]	I’m especially pleased to have Bob Komer along for the trip–	能有鲍勃·科莫的陪同 我十分欣慰
[05:37]	so he can see for himself that we’ve been showing	他亲眼所见 我们在战局的各方面
[05:39]	great improvement in every dimension of the war effort.	都取得了长足的进展
[05:45]	Derrick.	德雷克
[06:54]	-Goodnight, Dan. -Goodnight, Dan.	– 晚上好 丹 – 晚上好 丹
[06:56]	Night, guys.	晚上好 各位
[07:03]	You okay, Dan?	你还好吗 丹
[07:06]	Yeah, yeah, I thought I’d, uh… forgot something. I didn’t.	没事 我以为 忘了什么 结果我没忘
[07:18]	Next left, on Melrose.	下个路口左转 梅尔罗斯
[08:27]	We have committed ourselves	我们致力于
[08:28]	to the cause of a just and peaceful world order	通过联合国来维护世界的
[08:32]	through the United Nations.	和平和秩序
[08:33]	May 3rd, 1950.	1950年5月3日
[08:35]	President Truman approved ten million dollars in military aid	杜鲁门总统批准了对印度支那的
[08:38]	to Indochina.	一千万军事资金补助
[08:46]	America’s leadership and prestige depend	美国的领导地位和声望
[08:49]	on how we use our power	都是由如何利用权力决定的
[08:51]	in the interest of world peace.	为了世界和平
[08:53]	I feel concerned about paragraph six	我对第六段感到担忧
[08:55]	which gives authority to control general elections in Vietnam.	也就是授权掌控越南大选
[09:01]	The United States, as the world knows,	美利坚合众国 众所周知
[09:03]	will never start a war.	绝不会挑起一场战争
[09:06]	May 11th, 1961.	1961年5月11日
[09:08]	President Kennedy orders a full examination	肯尼迪总统要求
[09:10]	by the Defense Department of a possible commitment	国防部全面检查美军对越南的
[09:12]	of U.S. forces to Vietnam.	可能存在的承诺
[09:19]	We are not about to send American boys	我们不会把美国小伙子们
[09:22]	nine or ten thousand miles away from home	送到离家千里之遥的地方
[09:25]	to do what Asian boys ought to be doing for themselves.	去为那些亚洲人本该自己完成的事买单
[09:29]	President Johnson chose to reaffirm the Kennedy policy’s	约翰逊总统选择在严格的政治控制下
[09:32]	military operation to be initiated under close political control.	重新开始肯尼迪政策下的军事计划
[10:21]	Can we just do the- can we do the numbers one-	我们能 我们可以
[10:24]	just one more time?	再来一遍吗
[10:26]	The company’s selling how many shares?	公司要出售多少股份
[10:28]	1.35 million shares.	一百三十五万股
[10:31]	And the price range is?	价格区间呢
[10:32]	Uh, between-between $24.50 and twenty-f–seven dollars per share.	每股24.5到27美元之间
[10:36]	Not exactly a huge difference.	并没什么很大的差别
[10:38]	For them but, you know, the bankers always do fiddle with the prices–	对他们而言 银行家们总喜欢在价格上做小动作
[10:42]	but for us, that’s over three million dollars and that	但对我们 那已经超过了三百万美元
[10:46]	represents over five years salary for 25 good reporters.	这相当于25个优秀记者五年的工资总和
[10:50]	Good. But why spend in the newsroom?	好 但为什么要把钱花在编辑部呢
[10:53]	You’re far less profitable than Gannett or Knight and Ridder.	你们比甘尼特或者奈特·里德都要更盈利
[10:56]	Gannett and Knight and Ridder own monopoly papers in smaller cities	他们俩都是玩垄断的 并且主要发行在小城市
[11:01]	and-and our readers are-are leaders, you know?	而我们的读者都是领袖 你知道吗
[11:03]	they’re-they’re educated, they demand more.	他们受过高等教育 他们希望得到更多
[11:05]	That’s why we invest in really good reporters.	这就是我们为什么往优秀记者身上投资
[11:09]	-And so… -B-Because	– 然后 – 因为
[11:11]	quality and-and profitability do go hand in hand.	质量与收益是密不可分的
[11:16]	See? You know all this already.	看吧 你懂得
[11:18]	Oh, God!	哦天哪
[11:20]	I don’t know if I do.	我自己都不知道我懂不懂
[11:21]	-I should get to breakfast. -Yeah.	– 我得去吃个早饭了 – 好
[11:23]	We don’t want Paul or Arthur too antsy at this	我们可不想让保罗或亚瑟因为这场会
[11:24]	-No. -at the meeting.	– 嗯 – 等太久
[11:26]	Good luck.	好运
[11:27]	-And thank you, Fritz. -Mm-hmm.	– 谢谢 弗里茨 – 嗯哼
[11:31]	-See you downtown. -I’ll see you.	– 城里见 – 再见
[11:32]	You think this is really necessary?	你觉得这有必要吗
[11:34]	Oh, God, yes, darling.	哦天哪 是的 亲爱的
[11:36]	You should hear how they talk at these meetings.	你真该好好听听他们会上的语气
[11:39]	It’s as if it’s in a foreign language.	说得好像是外语一样
[11:41]	No, I meant taking the company public.	不 我是指让公司上市
[11:48]	It seems we are…cash poor.	我们看起来 快破产了
[11:51]	You know, barely solvent.	你知道的 快完蛋了
[11:53]	That’s the newspaper business.	这就是新闻业
[11:54]	That’s our newspaper business.	这是我们的新闻业
[11:56]	And we need the public offering to stay in business–	我们需要公众的经济支持以继续坚持下去
[11:58]	and to continue to grow.	并持续增长
[12:00]	That’s what Fritz says.	那是弗里茨说的
[12:01]	And he also says that the family can maintain control if we…	他还说我们家族可以继续保持控制
[12:06]	Anyway, I’m just not sure your grandfather would’ve wanted us	反正 我只是不确定你爷爷会想让我们
[12:09]	to give up any control at all.	完全放弃公司的控制权
[12:14]	Hello?	你好
[12:15]	-Mrs. Graham? -Yes, this is she.	– 格雷厄姆女士 – 是我
[12:18]	Please hold for the Chief of Staff.	参谋长来电
[12:21]	Who is it?	谁
[12:23]	Haldeman.	郝德曼
[12:25]	-Mrs. Graham, Bob Haldeman. -Yes, hello.	– 格雷厄姆女士 我是郝德曼 – 是的 你好
[12:28]	We’ve got a bit of an issue over here.	我们这边出了点情况
[12:31]	Oh?	什么
[12:44]	Jesus.	天哪
[12:46]	Oh.	哦
[12:47]	I’m so sorry.	很抱歉
[12:49]	-Sorry, sorry, sorry. -Well, good morning.	– 抱歉抱歉抱歉 – 早上好
[12:50]	I’m so late. I had to get all this… stuff together and uh…	我迟到了 我还有 好多事要处理
[12:55]	then I had an unexpected call.	然后来了个出乎意料的电话
[12:57]	Well, what is with the suitcase?	这个公文包里是什么
[13:00]	Ben, I told you…	本 我告诉过你的
[13:03]	this is the day, we’re meeting with the bankers	就是今天 我们跟那些银行家见面
[13:05]	-Oh, yes, yes, right, right. -today, you know this.	– 哦是的是的 对 – 今天 你知道的
[13:07]	-Well, I bet you every dollar -Thank you.	– 我赌上我的全部家产 – 谢谢
[13:09]	in my wallet that you are the only person in that boardroom	你是那个会议室里唯一一个
[13:11]	who’s read through all their nonsense.	读完了整个闹剧的人
[13:13]	I’m probably the only one who needs to.	我可能也是唯一一个需要读的
[13:15]	What do you think of Neil Sheehan?	你对尼尔·希恩有什么看法
[13:18]	Oh, gosh, his coverage of Vietnam is just absolutely marvelous. Why?	哦天哪 他在越南的报道简直棒呆了 怎么了
[13:23]	You thinking of trying to steal him from The Times?	你想着把他从纽约时报那挖过来吗
[13:26]	I’m not sure we can afford him.	我可不确定我们付得起他的工资
[13:27]	He, uh, he hasn’t had a piece in three months.	他已经三个月没出报道了
[13:30]	Oh?	怎么
[13:32]	You think he’s onto something?	你觉得他在干什么大事吗
[13:34]	Well, I saw Abe at a dinner party last week	我上周在晚宴上看见阿贝了
[13:36]	and he was looking mighty, mighty smug.	他看起来十分踌躇满志
[13:40]	Isn’t he always?	他不一直都这样吗
[13:42]	-So who was it? -Who was what?	– 所以他是谁 – 什么他是谁
[13:44]	Your unexpected call.	那个给你打电话的人
[13:46]	Oh.	哦
[13:48]	I buried the lead.	我就直接告诉你吧
[13:50]	The White House.	是白宫的人
[13:52]	-Haldeman rang. -Yeah?	– 郝德曼 – 真的吗
[13:54]	It seems the President has decided	看起来总统已经决定
[13:56]	not to provide Judith with credentials	不给朱迪思权限
[13:58]	to cover the Nixon wedding.	去报道尼克松的婚礼
[14:00]	-Oh, Jesus Christ. -Yeah.	– 哦我的老天爷 – 对
[14:02]	They said we could send another reporter.	他们说我们可以派另一个记者去
[14:04]	Oh, yeah?	是吗
[14:05]	-Can’t believe that. -I know.	– 真不敢相信 – 我知道
[14:08]	-I know, but don’t… -Jesus.	– 我知道 但别 – 老天
[14:09]	But what?	但是什么
[14:10]	I’m not sure I entirely blame the President	我不觉得这件事完全是
[14:12]	-on this one, Dan. -No?	– 总统的错 – 不是吗
[14:14]	Would you want Judith to cover your daughter’s wedding?	你想让朱迪思去报道你女儿的婚礼吗
[14:16]	Well, my daughter’s only ten years old.	我女儿才十岁
[14:18]	I think she burned her bridges when she crashed Julie’s reception.	她搞砸了朱莉的招待会后就断了自己的路子
[14:21]	-They’re being punitive. -Her pen is so sharp.	– 这完全是惩罚性的措施 – 她的文笔太容易得罪人了
[14:23]	-Of course it’s punitive. -This is punitive.	– 这当然是惩罚性的 – 这就是惩罚
[14:24]	Of course it’s punitive.	是的 这就是惩罚
[14:27]	She compared Tricia Nixon to a vanilla ice cream cone.	她把特西娅·尼克森比作了一个香草甜筒
[14:31]	-She did, yeah. -Yeah.	– 没错 – 是的
[14:33]	I mean, why would her father want Judy	有哪个父亲会想让朱迪
[14:35]	to cover his daughter’s wedding?	报道自己女儿的婚礼呢
[14:37]	-Oh, come on. -I just…	– 哦别这样 – 我只是
[14:40]	Are you sure we’re striking the right tone here, Dan?	你觉得我们在这的语调处理得正确吗 丹
[14:43]	Oh, we’re gonna do this again?	哦 又要来一遍吗
[14:44]	No, the new Style section, sometimes the	不 是说新的时尚板块 有时候
[14:47]	-stiletto party coverage -I’m handling it.	– 是高跟鞋派对的报道 – 我在着手处理了
[14:49]	-can be a little mean. -I’m handling it.	– 可能有点刻薄了 – 我在处理了
[14:51]	-I’m looking for a new editor. -Yes.	– 我在找新编辑了 – 嗯
[14:52]	Are you? Because I know I’ve talked to you about this before.	真的吗 因为我之前就跟你谈过这个
[14:56]	You are losing female readership, you know, and I think	女性读者正在流失 我觉得
[14:59]	I think you might wanna focus more on what women–	你应该多关注一些女性
[15:02]	Katharine, keep your finger out of my eye.	凯瑟琳 不要多管闲事
[15:12]	You…	你
[15:16]	These breakfasts were your idea, you know.	约我出来吃早餐可是你的主意
[15:18]	Ah, yes, yes, and you are the publisher	是的 而你是出版商
[15:20]	and you are my boss and I uh…	并且你是我的老板 我
[15:23]	I value the input but I-I-I heard you the first three times.	我很看重你的建议 但你前三次提的时候我就已经了解了
[15:26]	You know, I just think that there might be another way	我只是觉得可能有别的路子
[15:28]	that we could cool it with the White House,	可以缓解我们和白宫的关系
[15:31]	maybe we could just send somebody else, you know?	也许我们可以派另一个人去
[15:34]	-Nope, nope, nope. -Because it is	– 不 不 不 – 因为
[15:36]	I’m not gonna send another reporter.	我不会派另一个记者过去
[15:37]	not hard news, Ben, it’s just a wedding.	这不是什么大新闻 本 只是一个婚礼罢了
[15:40]	It’s not just a wedding, it’s…	这不只是个婚礼 这是
[15:42]	It’s the wedding of the daughter of the President of the United States.	这是美国总统女儿的婚礼
[15:44]	-Let that girl have her day. -We can’t have them–	– 让那姑娘好好享受那一天吧 – 我们不能
[15:46]	an administration dictating to us our coverage	随意地口授我们的报道权
[15:49]	just because they don’t like	就因为他们不喜欢
[15:50]	what we print about them in our newspaper.	我们在报纸上印出来的文章
[15:58]	I wonder if Abe cares so passionately about	阿贝肯定不会在意
[16:00]	who covers the wedding for his paper.	谁在给他的报纸做婚礼报道的
[16:02]	Well, I don’t give a rat’s ass	不管阿贝还是其他人
[16:03]	what Abe or anybody at the New York Times cares about.	亦或是纽约时报怎么想 都关我屁事啊
[16:06]	Not true, I give one rat’s ass.	不完全对 还是关我一点屁事的
[16:07]	One retromingent rat’s ass.	很小的一点屁事
[16:40]	Tell ’em it’s from Sheehan.	告诉他们是希恩
[16:42]	Don’t walk.	快跑过去
[17:11]	It’s from Sheehan.	希恩来报
[17:19]	Abe, here it is.	阿贝 来了
[17:38]	Okay, Roder’s got Nixon working on a second term.	罗德发现尼克松在准备第二任期了
[17:41]	Osles has something on G.I.s buying heroin in Saigon, but	奥斯勒斯搞到了特种部队在胡志明市买海洛因的消息
[17:45]	Ryder’s got a rocket on the FBI list of potential subversives.	但雷德弄到了潜在政权颠覆者的FBI名单的可靠消息
[17:48]	Ah, save it for the afternoon, I need Chal and Judith.	那个下午再说 我要查尔和朱迪思
[17:52]	Judith!	朱迪思
[17:53]	Is that real–a subversives list?	是真的吗 政权颠覆者名单
[17:55]	Oh, yeah, Hoover at Justice keep a copy.	是真的 司法部的胡佛有一份拷贝
[17:58]	Thousands of names.	上千个名字
[17:59]	Geyelin heard the White House is shutting Judith out.	杰伊琳听说白宫要拒绝朱迪思入内
[18:01]	Yeah, I’m workin’ on that.	我来处理
[18:02]	We think editorial should run something.	我觉得社论应该写点什么
[18:03]	I just heard somebody say they’re workin’ on that.	我记得刚刚有人说在处理了
[18:05]	Well, if the White House is gonna take a stance like that,	如果白宫选择了这样的立场
[18:06]	don’t you think we should plant a flag?	你不觉得我们应该给别人留下一点深刻印象吗
[18:12]	Did you see Sheehan at the Kissinger press conference?	你在基辛格新闻发布会上看见希恩了吗
[18:15]	No.	没
[18:17]	What about the Al Haig thing?	那阿尔 海格的那事呢
[18:18]	No, Times sent the new kid.	没有 纽约时报派了新的人
[18:21]	New kid.	新人啊
[18:22]	You think Sheehan’s onto something.	你觉得希恩在忙别的
[18:25]	Yeah.	嗯
[18:26]	Well, Neil has been known to disappear,	他可是出了名的行踪不定
[18:29]	No, no, no, I’m telling you he has something.	不不不 他肯定在忙什么事
[18:32]	You want me to do a little digging?	要我去查一查吗
[18:34]	No, that’s below your pay grade.	不用 这就太大材小用了
[18:36]	Intern!	实习生
[18:39]	You uh, workin’ on anything important, chief?	你手上现在有什么要紧的事情吗
[18:41]	Uh, no, Mr. Bradlee.	没有 布莱德利先生
[18:44]	Well, everything we do is important…at The Post.	在邮报 每件事都很重要
[18:47]	Here’s $40, I want you to take the first train	这是40美金 我要你搭乘头班火车
[18:49]	up to New York and go to the–	去纽约
[18:51]	go to The Times building on 43rd- don’t tell ’em who you work for	然后去43街上的纽约时报的办公楼 别告诉他们你是邮报的人
[18:54]	but find a reporter by the name of Sheehan.	去找一个叫希恩的记者
[18:57]	Uh, Neil Sheehan?	尼尔 希恩
[18:58]	Yeah, yeah, find out what Neil Sheehan is workin’ on.	对 看看他在忙什么
[19:04]	Is that legal?	这合法吗
[19:06]	Well, what is it you think we do here for a living, kid?	孩子 不然你以为我们在这儿干什么
[19:09]	-Get a receipt for the tickets. -Yeah.	– 记得要车票的收据 – 好的
[19:28]	-Morning, Mrs. Graham. -Morning.	– 早上好 格雷厄姆夫人 – 早
[19:34]	Hello, morning everybody.	各位早上好
[19:36]	-Morning, nice to see you. -Mrs. Graham.	– 早上好 很高兴见到你 – 格雷厄姆夫人
[19:37]	-Morning. -Morning, Arthur.	– 早 – 早 亚瑟
[19:40]	Hello.	你好
[19:44]	So, everyone’s here.	人都齐了
[19:46]	-How are you–my Galahad? -Morning.	– 怎么样 我的圆桌武士 – 早上好
[19:49]	Thank you.	谢谢
[20:01]	And I used to be the only one who brought his homework to class.	今天不止我一个人做了功课啊
[20:07]	I think we’re all here, should we get started?	人都齐了 不如开始吧
[20:10]	Didn’t you crash the wedding of Nixon’s	你是不是为了一个新闻
[20:12]	other daughter to get a story?	而搞砸了尼克斯另一个女儿的婚礼
[20:14]	Well, I did get a story, but I didn’t crash Julie’s wedding.	我抢到了一个新闻 但是我没有搞砸朱莉的婚礼
[20:17]	No, no, just the reception afterwards.	不是婚礼 只有婚礼后的招待会
[20:18]	There is a distinction.	两者本质还是不一样的
[20:19]	Not to the father of the bride, he’s paying for play.	对新娘的父亲来说可不是这样的 他是花了钱的
[20:22]	I think the American people are paying for play.	是纳税人花了钱才对
[20:24]	Great, let’s do a story about that.	这也是个不错的新闻
[20:25]	-Yeah, let’s– -Judith should crash again.	– 好啊 那就 – 朱迪思应该再搞砸一次
[20:27]	I didn’t crash Julie’s wedding.	我没有搞砸朱莉的婚礼
[20:29]	What would you call it, Judith?	不叫搞砸 那应该叫什么
[20:30]	Well, I would call it depth reportage.	这叫深度报道
[20:33]	All right, come on, come on, everybody.	好了 各位 言归正传
[20:34]	How are we gonna cover this Nixon-Cox wedding?	我们要怎么报道尼克松 考克斯家的婚礼
[20:41]	Uh, who else is gonna be there?	还有谁会去
[20:43]	-Oh, here. -Judith’s got the guest list.	– 在这儿 – 朱迪思有宾客名单
[20:45]	No, I mean the other press?	我指的是别的媒体
[20:47]	Well, The Times, The Sun, The Globe, all the international papers.	纽约时报 太阳报 环球报 还有其他国际媒体
[20:50]	All right.	好的
[20:51]	So, we-we-we call them,	我们联系他们
[20:54]	we call all of them and uh,	联系所有的媒体
[20:56]	we say Nixon has shut us out	告诉他们尼克松不欢迎我们
[20:59]	and then we ask them for their notes.	然后问他们要稿子
[21:02]	Ben, there’s no way in hell anyone’s gonna give me a fill.	本 没有人会来帮我们的
[21:04]	No, they’ll…i-it’ll be an act of solidarity–	不 大家会团结起来的
[21:07]	they’ll be defending the first amendment.	他们会捍卫宪法第一修正案
[21:09]	We’ll tell them that the only way to protect the right to publish	告诉他们捍卫出版自由的唯一方法
[21:13]	is to publish.	就是出版
[21:20]	I don’t understand, you said we’d set the price at $27.	我不明白 你之前说 我们定价在27美元
[21:25]	No, we said there was a range.	不 我们说的是有价格区间
[21:26]	and the demand on the road show us soft.	路演时的需求是有弹性的
[21:29]	Why not set it at $26? Or 25 even?	那为什么不定26美元或者25美元
[21:32]	Well, Paul, we feel that setting the price at	保罗 我们觉得价格定在
[21:34]	24.50 would be more prudent.	24.5美元更为谨慎
[21:36]	It’s just a couple of bucks.	只是差了几块钱
[21:37]	It’s not just a couple of bucks, it’s 1.35 million shares…	这可不是差了几块钱 这里有135万股
[21:43]	so, it is…	所以 一共是
[21:46]	Th-Three million.	300万
[21:48]	Over three million dollars less–that’s a lot to a newspaper.	少了300多万 对一家报社来说够多了
[21:52]	I mean, how many reporters is that?	我的意思是 这相当于多少记者的酬薪
[21:54]	-It’s-It’s twenty-five– -Let’s not get bogged down…	– 25个- 别纠结这个了
[21:57]	-It has to be quite a few. -At least a dozen. Fritz?	应该有很多 – 至少十几个吧 弗里茨
[22:01]	It’s uh, twenty-five reporters–	25个记者的
[22:03]	Twenty-five reporters?	25个
[22:05]	Twenty-five reporters.	25个
[22:06]	Gentlemen, we know it’s not ideal,	先生们 我们知道这不是理想定价
[22:08]	but a few of our investors balked at the nature of the company.	但是有部分投资人是对投资报刊业是犹豫不决的
[22:13]	They don’t like newspapers?	他们不喜欢报纸吗
[22:14]	They like Gannett and Knight and Ridder	他们喜欢甘尼特和奈特里德
[22:16]	but…frankly they’re concerned about	但是 坦白来说他们是关心
[22:18]	your ability to turn a serious profit.	你有没有能力获得可观的盈利
[22:34]	Gannett and Knight and Ridder	甘尼特和奈特里德
[22:36]	own monopoly papers in smaller markets	在小城市里垄断了报刊业
[22:38]	-that’s why they’re more profitable. -Mmm.	所以他们挣得更多
[22:40]	The whole point of the offering is to grow–	报价单的意义就在于在不断增长的同时
[22:43]	while investing in the quality of the paper.	对报纸的质量进行投资
[22:45]	Kay and I have talked a great deal about this.	我和凯在这方面已经谈了很多
[22:49]	And we believe that improving quality	而且我们相信随着质量的提高
[22:52]	will naturally lead to greater profitability.	自然而然能带来更多的利润
[22:57]	-Unfortunate. -More than unfortunate.	– 真倒霉 – 何止是倒霉
[23:00]	Does this happen all the time? Bankers lowering the price	这不是时常发生吗 银行家一直压价
[23:04]	for their institutional investors? Fritz, isn’t this what we discussed?	就为了他们的机构投资人 弗里茨 我们不是讨论过这个嘛
[23:07]	I think the family should consider giving up some control–	我想格雷厄姆家该考虑放弃部分权利
[23:09]	maybe another board seat.	比如董事会的位置了
[23:11]	Absolutely not.	绝对不行
[23:12]	This isn’t a surprise, Fritz– ever since Phil’s accident.	弗里茨 自从菲利普的意外后 今天会发生这样的事一点也不奇怪
[23:14]	Arthur.	亚瑟
[23:15]	No offense, Kay, it’s unfortunate but…	没有冒犯之意 凯 虽然很不幸但是
[23:18]	The buyers are obviously skittish about having a woman in charge	很明显 买家们对于女性管理者掌权是有所顾虑的
[23:21]	and it’s-it’s not like it’s an easy sell–	而且这也不是一笔简单的买卖
[23:23]	it’s a local paper with modest margins, modest ambitions.	只是一家利润微薄野心不大的地方报纸
[23:26]	I think Mr. Bradlee would take issue with that characterization.	我想布莱德利先生会对此提出异议的
[23:29]	Sure, she pads his budget.	当然 都是她给他出的钱
[23:30]	Amelia, call my office, tell them I’m gonna miss my lunch at Occidental.	艾米莉亚 给我办公室打电话 在欧西丹徒的午宴我不去了
[23:34]	Of course, Mr. Parsons.	好的 帕森斯先生
[23:35]	Another dozen reporters for what?	为什么要再找一堆记者
[23:36]	To nip at the heels of The Times?	做纽约时报的跟屁虫
[23:38]	So we can pretend like we’re even remotely in the same league?	仿佛就有资格跟人家肩并肩
[23:41]	Make it a 5:00 drink at The Jefferson.	5点 在杰斐逊喝一杯
[23:44]	Arthur, Kay was right, Lazard is just trying to	亚瑟 凯是对的 拉扎德就是想
[23:46]	-Come on. -cut a better deal by squeezing us.	– 拜托 – 通过压榨我们来达成一笔更好的交易
[23:48]	-Why do you think that is? -Because they’re bankers	– 你为什么会这么想 – 因为他们是银行家
[23:50]	which is why they want more control.	这也就是为什么他们想要更多的控制权
[23:52]	They want assurances that she’s not gonna squander it all.	他们只是想确认她不会暴殄天物
[23:55]	I mean, come on.	拜托
[23:56]	Fritz, Kay throws a great party,	弗里茨 凯确实有两把刷子
[23:58]	but her father gave the paper to her husband.	但她父亲把公司给了她丈夫
[24:01]	The only reason she’s running things is because he-because…	她现在之所以会管事就是因为
[24:04]	Phil died.	菲利普去世了
[24:07]	Don’t get me wrong, I think she is a lovely woman.	别误解 在我眼里她是个可爱的女人
[24:10]	But she got rid of Al Friendly and brought in a pirate	但它解雇了阿尔 弗兰德利 然后找了一个
[24:14]	who does nothing but bleed our margins.	一无是处只会瓜分我们利润的强盗
[24:16]	I mean, you can’t be surprised that the buyers are concerned	我的意思是 你不应该对此感到意外 买家们担心
[24:19]	that she doesn’t have the resolve to turn a serious profit.	她有没有能力盈利 不是空穴来风
[24:28]	Kay, it’s your decision.	凯 决定权还是在你
[24:30]	But in my opinion,	但是在我看来
[24:32]	if you want this to be more than a little family paper,	如果你不想让邮报仅仅是一个家族报业的话
[24:34]	it has to be more than a little family business.	就不能局限于家族商业
[24:41]	Thank you, Arthur, for your frankness.	谢谢 亚瑟 谢谢你的直言不讳
[24:45]	All right.	好的
[24:48]	-We’re set? -All set, Mr. Parsons.	都安排好了 都安排好了 帕森斯先生
[24:53]	Accident.	意外
[24:56]	I…	我
[24:58]	It wasn’t an accident.	这不是意外
[25:01]	Phil’s suicide–I don’t know why	菲利普自杀了 我不知道为什么
[25:04]	people insist on calling it an accident.	大家都说这是意外
[25:07]	Is it to make them feel better?	为了让他们好受一点
[25:11]	Or do they think they’re…	或者他们认为
[25:13]	being kind? I don’t know. I don’t know.	这样很好心 我不知道
[25:17]	So, do you think I should	你认为
[25:19]	give up more seats on the board?	我应不应该放弃董事会更多的位置
[25:22]	Of course not.	当然不
[25:25]	We’re going to be fine.	一切都会好起来的
[25:28]	Hmm.	嗯
[25:29]	This passage…	我今天早些时候
[25:31]	in the prospectus that I– I read it earlier today.	在计划书里看到这么一段
[25:38]	The uh, oh, yes…	哦 在这里
[25:41]	“In the unlikely instance of disaster	如遇到不可抗力因素
[25:44]	“or catastrophic event in the week	或者灾难性事件
[25:46]	“following the initial public offering,	在首次公开募股后的一周内
[25:48]	“Lazard Frères & Co. retains full right to cancel the issue.”	拉扎德集团保留撤销募股的权利
[25:52]	It’s boiler plate, Kay.	凯 这只是样板稿
[25:54]	It’s standard contractual language.	是标准的合同术语
[25:57]	Uh…but, so, that bankers could pull out?	但 也就是说他们随时可以撤股
[26:02]	Only if there’s a true disaster.	除非真的有灾难
[26:05]	Ben gets hit by a truck…	比如本被卡车撞了
[26:08]	the world runs out of newspaper ink…	全世界的印刷油墨都用光了
[26:11]	the…truck goes around the block and hits Ben again…	卡车绕了一街区又撞了本
[26:16]	You think one of those is possible.	你觉得这些可能发生
[26:18]	I don’t but, you know.	你不知道 但是
[26:20]	The Nixon White House is nothing if not vindictive.	尼克松的白宫尤其小心眼
[26:23]	Just this morning,	就今天早晨
[26:25]	they barred us from covering Tricia Nixon’s wedding.	他禁止我们采访特利西亚 尼克松的婚礼
[26:28]	Somehow, I doubt that will rise to the level of catastrophe.	我不认为这会演变成灾难
[26:31]	No, probably not–although,	虽然不会
[26:34]	when Ben sets his mind to plunder,	不过当本下定决心的时候
[26:37]	it’s not hard to imagine something more serious.	保不齐会发生一些严重的事
[26:42]	Catastrophic events…	灾难性事件
[26:45]	do occur, you know.	是会发生的
[26:47]	Yeah, but the right to cancel is only for a week.	是的 但是他们撤销的权利只有一周
[26:51]	A week from the public offering.	公开募股后的一周
[26:54]	Seven days after they ring that bell on Tuesday,	等周二股票上市的七天后
[26:57]	the deal is done.	交易就完成了
[27:00]	Hm.	嗯
[27:02]	It’s gonna be fine, Kay.	凯 一切都会好起来的
[27:31]	Do you know what floor the newsroom’s on?	你知道编辑部在几楼吗
[27:34]	Five.	五楼
[27:35]	Uh, no, no, no, six, yeah, six.	不不 六楼
[27:51]	You think that he’s not beneath Pakistan?	你认为他会不受制于巴基斯坦
[27:53]	Well, five million refugees could destabilize West Bengal.	500万难民足以把西孟加拉邦搅得鸡犬不宁
[27:57]	So, Lindsay’s lowering the boom tomorrow.	林赛明天就会削减预算
[28:00]	How’s he gonna cut a hundred million?	他要怎么削减一个亿
[28:01]	There’s gonna be some blood on the floor of a greasy mansion.	市长的官邸怕是要见血了
[28:06]	I heard the mayors gave it to Nixon in Philly.	我听说在费城的时候市长就给尼克松了
[28:08]	Yeah, I told you those guys are violent.	是啊 我早告诉过你这些人很凶残的
[28:10]	Take a look at this.	看看这个
[28:12]	You guys see that piece on the hijacking?	你们看到那起绑架报道了吗
[28:14]	You think six pages is enough?	你觉得六个版面就够了吗
[28:16]	We got three columns on the front page. I’ll take it.	我们在头版有三个专栏 我来搞定
[28:19]	-On the flight? -The flight.	– 劫持飞机 – 劫机
[28:21]	Can I help you, mate?	小伙子 需要帮忙吗
[28:24]	Just delivering a package to Mr. Mietson.	只是想给梅特森先生送个包裹
[28:26]	Maston, I’ll see that he gets it.	是马特森 我会转交给他的
[28:30]	I knew a couple	我认识一对夫妻
[28:32]	whose yacht was shipwrecked in the South Pacific.	他们的游艇在南太平洋失事了
[28:35]	Hold on, quiet, quiet.	打住 静一静
[28:36]	I know a couple whose yacht was shipwrecked in the South Pacific.	我认识一对夫妻 他们的游艇在南太平洋失事了
[28:40]	It looks bleak, so the man asks,	要完了 于是丈夫问道
[28:42]	“Does the will take care of the kids?”	遗嘱里有安顿好孩子们吗
[28:44]	his wife nods. “What about your mother?”	妻子点了点头 那你的母亲呢
[28:47]	Yes. Okay.	有的 好的
[28:49]	“Did we donate to Nixon?”	我们给尼克松捐款了吗
[28:51]	His wife shakes her head. Yes.	妻子摇了摇头
[28:54]	“Did we pledge or give?”	我们有发誓要捐吗
[28:57]	“We pledged.”	我们发誓了
[28:58]	“Thank God!”, shouts the man. “Nixon’ll find us.”	感谢上帝 丈夫喊道 尼克松会找到我们的
[29:00]	“We’re saved!”	我们得救了
[29:06]	Speaking of Nixon, I just talked to Kissinger	说到尼克松 我刚和基辛格谈过
[29:08]	who was going on about the end of the China embargo.	他一直念叨着要对中国解禁
[29:11]	He’s convinced it’s a rather clever geo-political move.	他坚信这是一个相当明智的地缘政治行动
[29:14]	Oh, I think this is our cue, ladies.	女士们 我想我们该退场了
[29:17]	Someone at this table of luminaries	我们这一桌杰出人物里
[29:19]	must have an idea what they’re up to.	肯定知道他们下一步的打算
[29:20]	I wonder what his buddy Joseph McCarthy would say.	我很好奇如果约瑟夫·麦卡锡还在世的话 他会怎么说
[29:23]	The new Style section did a lovely piece on Lawrence Durrell.	新的时尚板块有一篇关于劳伦斯 雷德尔的文章 写的不错
[29:26]	Well, it’s about time Style had a good piece.	时尚板块终于有佳作了
[29:29]	I think it’s a bit improved.	确实是个进步
[29:31]	I hear he’s at work on another series of novels.	我听说他在构思新的小说
[29:33]	I hear he’s at work on finding a fourth wife.	我听说他正在找第四任太太呢
[29:36]	I will say, he’s one of the few individuals who could	要我说 他就是那种为数不多的
[29:38]	probably cozy up to communist China	既和共产中国走得近
[29:40]	without fear of major political cost.	又不担心政治迫害的人
[29:41]	Ah, but is Nixon that smart? He never laughed at one of my jokes.	尼克松真有那么聪明吗 他对我的笑话一直无动于衷
[29:47]	Oh, Kay, I don’t know how you do it.	凯 真不知道你是如何做到的
[29:49]	I don’t know how you keep up with it over here–	我不知道你是怎么在这样的工作强度下
[29:51]	Have this day job.	还能维持原样知道这些
[29:52]	-Oh! -Well.	这个嘛
[29:54]	You need to read her book.	你该读读她的书
[29:55]	Kay, can I have–just a word?	凯 能借一步说话吗
[29:59]	Did you get a chance to read his–	你读过了吗
[30:00]	Um.	嗯
[30:03]	Everything all right?	一切都好吗
[30:04]	-Marg okay? -Yeah, she’s- she’s fine.	– 玛格还好吗 – 她很好
[30:07]	The procedure went very well.	治疗很顺利
[30:08]	Oh, good, I’ve been meaning to…	那就好 我还在想
[30:10]	I, uh…	我
[30:12]	I wanted to tell you and I want you to hear from me first.	我想和你说件事 我想你能最先从我这里知道
[30:15]	There’s an article about me	明天纽约时代
[30:17]	coming out in The Times tomorrow.	会刊登一篇关于我的报道
[30:20]	It’s not flattering.	不是奉承
[30:23]	Running…me?	我 逃跑
[30:25]	Now you know me better than that.	你是了解我的
[30:27]	Three days and three nights and not a word from you.	三天三夜 杳无音讯
[30:29]	Well, I’ve been very busy.	我这几天都很忙
[30:30]	For all I knew, you were lying in the gutter somewhere	就我所知 你躺在不知道哪里的阴沟里
[30:32]	with a knife in your back.	背后还被捅了一刀
[30:34]	Lying in the gutter?	躺在阴沟里
[30:37]	Now, look, sweetheart, I’ll tell ya what happened.	好吧 听着 甜心 我告诉你发生了什么
[30:40]	I was in Birmingham.	我当时在伯明翰
[30:43]	Hello.	你好
[30:44]	Hello, Ben.	你好 本
[30:46]	Hello, Katharine.	你好 凯瑟琳
[30:47]	I’m sorry to bother you so late, but listen.	很抱歉这么晚打扰你 但是听着
[30:50]	Were you able to make any headway with Mr. Sheehan?	你和希恩先生有什么进展吗
[30:54]	No, no, no. I haven’t.	不 不 还没有
[30:57]	I just had an odd conversation with Bob McNamara.	我刚和鲍勃·麦克纳马拉有一段很神奇的对话
[31:01]	And…I think The Times may have a big story tomorrow.	我觉得纽约时报很有可能会在明天爆出大新闻
[31:06]	Ah, dammit.	该死的
[31:07]	You know, he wouldn’t give me any details, but	他没有告诉我细节 但是
[31:10]	Bob said it was quite… detrimental to him that	鲍勃说这可能对他很不利
[31:37]	Ben.	本
[31:39]	We got ’em.	拿到了
[31:40]	We got ’em.	我们拿到了
[31:42]	-Ah. -Ah?	怎么样
[31:43]	-Yeah, quite good. -The happy couple?	– 很不错 – 这幸福的一对儿
[31:45]	-Hey! Chief! -Mr. Bradlee.	– 嘿 老大 – 布莱德利先生
[31:47]	So, did you track down Sheehan?	你追到希恩的新闻了吗
[31:49]	No, but I saw a mock up of tomorrow’s front page.	还没 但是我看到了明天头版的初稿
[31:53]	There’s a big gap.	这会有一块很大的空白
[31:55]	Nothing there but the name.	只写一个名字
[32:01]	Shit.	我去
[32:03]	Shit.	我去
[32:04]	Shit!	我去
[32:14]	-Give us three. -Here you go, here you go, here.	– 给我们三份 – 给你 钱给你
[32:16]	Here, here, here, here. Thank you, thank you, thank you.	这儿 这儿 这儿 谢谢你
[32:19]	Thanks, got it.	多谢 拿到了
[32:26]	General Haig, sir.	海格将军 先生
[32:28]	-Hi, Al. -Yes, sir.	– 你好 阿尔 – 是的 先生
[32:29]	How, uh, what about the casualties list–	关于那份伤亡名单
[32:31]	you got that figure yet?	你拿到具体数字了吗
[32:32]	No, sir, but I think it’s gonna be quite low, uh…	还没有先生 不过我认为会很少
[32:36]	Fine. Okay.	好吧 可以
[32:38]	Nothing else of interest in the world?	这世界上就没有其他有趣的东西了吗
[32:40]	Yes, sir, very significant this uh,	是的 先生 这个非常重要
[32:42]	goddamn New York Times exposé of	该死的纽约时报曝光了
[32:46]	the most highly-classified documents of the war.	战争的最高机密
[32:49]	You mean that-that was leaked out of the Pentagon?	你 你是说这个新闻是从五角大楼里泄露出来的
[32:52]	The-the whole study that was done for McNamara.	麦克纳马拉授权的机密文件
[32:56]	This is a devastating, uh, security breach of	这是毁灭性的
[33:00]	of the greatest magnitude of anything	这是我所见过的
[33:02]	-I’ve ever seen -Well…	– 最大的安全漏洞 – 好吧
[33:03]	Well, what, uh, what’s being done about it, then?	那 之后怎么办
[33:05]	-I… -Did we know this was coming out?	– 我 – 我们知道这种事情会发生吗
[33:07]	No, we did not, sir.	不 我们不知道 先生
[33:08]	I have Dr. Kissinger.	基辛格博士来电
[33:10]	Uh, Henry, that thing to me is just unconscionable	亨利 这件事对我来说简直太不可思议了
[33:12]	this is treasonable action	这是背叛行为
[33:14]	on the part of the bastards that put it out.	来自那个泄露秘密的混蛋
[33:17]	I’m absolutely certain	我非常确定
[33:19]	that this violates all sorts of security…laws	这种行为违反了保密条例 法律
[33:22]	People have got to be put to the torch for this sort of thing.	民众肯定会对这件事情有所行动
[33:28]	Christ!	我的老天爷
[33:29]	McNamara knew we couldn’t win in ’65	麦克纳马拉早就知道我们在1965年赢不了
[33:31]	that’s six goddamn years ago.	那是六年前的新闻
[33:37]	Well, at least we got the wedding.	至少我们拿到了婚礼的新闻
[33:41]	Is anybody else tired of reading the news instead of reporting it?	你们有谁读新闻读累了而不是报道累了
[33:45]	Do we have any leads?	我们有任何线索吗
[33:46]	There’s a guy Phil and I know in Boston	我在波士顿认识了一个叫菲尔的人
[33:48]	who worked at Defense when McNamara commissioned the study.	当麦克纳马拉发布授权命令时在国防部工作
[33:50]	All right, call him.	很好 打给他
[33:52]	Anybody else?	还有谁
[33:54]	So that’s it?	那就这样吧
[33:56]	My best goddamn lead is coming from editorial?	我们最好的线索竟然是从社论这边得到的
[34:00]	We are suckin’ high tit in our own backyard.	我们真是弱爆了
[34:02]	Ben, come on, it’s one story.	本 别这样 不过是一个新闻
[34:04]	No, it’s 7,000 pages detailing how the White House	不 这是一个有7000页的文献
[34:08]	has been lying about the Vietnam war for 30 years.	详细描述了白宫是怎样扭曲越南战争长达三十年
[34:10]	It’s Truman and Eisenhower and…	这是关于杜鲁门和艾森豪威尔
[34:12]	Jack…	杰克·肯尼迪
[34:14]	LBJ lying–lying about	林登·贝恩斯·约翰逊在越南战争上说谎
[34:17]	Vietnam–and you think that’s one story?	现在你还认为这只是一个新闻吗
[34:21]	Let’s do our jobs.	开始干活吧
[34:24]	Find those pages.	找到那些文献
[34:30]	Ben, uh…	本
[34:32]	I might…have something… maybe.	我可能有一些消息
[34:35]	Well, let me know when it’s a little less…wishy-washy.	那就等这个消息不这么空泛的时候再告诉我
[34:37]	I’m gonna go chase down a lead of my own.	我要去追我自己的线索了
[34:45]	Why don’t you cut your bangs?	为什么不去剪一剪你的刘海
[34:47]	-Mummy, -Just a little bit.	– 妈 – 就剪一点点
[34:48]	I’m right in the middle.	我正看报纸呢
[34:55]	It’s a bit hard to read, isn’t it?	有一点难读 不是吗
[34:58]	Harder for you, I imagine.	我猜对你更难
[35:01]	No.	没有啊
[35:02]	Why?	为什么这么说
[35:05]	These were your people–McNamara?	这些是你的人 麦克纳马拉
[35:08]	And Kennedy and Johnson.	肯尼迪和约翰
[35:10]	Jack and Lyndon were your father’s friends.	杰克和林登是你爸爸的朋友
[35:12]	You flew down to Texas with Lyndon the weekend after his convention.	你和林登在周末大会结束后一起飞去了德克萨斯
[35:15]	Well, that’s your fault, you wanted to see his helicopter.	那是你的错 你想看他的直升机
[35:17]	And the instant he saw you, he invited you to the ranch.	他一看见你 就邀请你去牧场
[35:20]	Oh, well, he just wanted the paper to endorse	他只是想那份文件得到我的认可
[35:22]	Yes, but my point is, you had Steve and Bill waiting at home	是的 但是我想说的是 史蒂芬和比尔在家里等你
[35:25]	-who had houseguests -I know.	– 他们还有在农场 – 我知道
[35:26]	waiting at the farm.	过夜的朋友等着
[35:28]	You had nothing but dirty clothes in your suitcase.	你的行李箱里除了脏衣服什么都没有
[35:29]	How do you know what I had in my suitcase?	你怎么知道我行李箱里有什么
[35:31]	Jumped on Air Force Once, spent the weekend	在空军那儿跳了一次 花了一个周末
[35:33]	-I did not jump, you and -swimming and	– 我没有跳 – 游泳
[35:35]	-Pearce Livvie -and said “I had to go!”	– 和皮尔斯 利韦 – 我说了 我必须要走了
[35:36]	speedboating with Lyndon and Lady Bird.	和林登和约翰逊夫人玩快艇
[35:44]	It’s hard to say…	这很难说
[35:46]	no to the President of the United States.	但对美国总统来说不难
[35:54]	Were you expecting someone?	你在等人吗
[35:56]	At this hour?	在这个时间
[36:03]	I hope I’m not too early.	我希望不是太早打扰你
[36:05]	Not at all, must be urgent.	没关系 你肯定有急事
[36:08]	Where’s your sister?	你妹妹呢
[36:12]	It’s mine too, darling.	也是我的 亲爱的
[36:13]	Where’s your sister?	你妹妹呢
[36:15]	Let’s go find her.	我们去找她
[36:21]	I trust you saw the New York Times.	你肯定看了纽约时报
[36:24]	Hmm.	没错
[36:25]	The study–the-the one they’re working off	那份被他们销毁了的研究文件
[36:27]	that was commissioned by Robert McNamara.	是由麦克纳马拉授权的
[36:29]	Yeah.	是的
[36:30]	And if he commissioned it, he might have a copy.	既然他授权了 那他应该有副本
[36:37]	I need to tell you that finding a source	我必须告诉你找到一个消息来源
[36:40]	is like finding a needle in a haystack.	就像大海捞针
[36:42]	I don’t need the metaphor.	我不需要这个比喻
[36:43]	I haven’t been a writer for a while	我很久没有撰稿了
[36:44]	so that old cliché– that was the best comparison	这个陈词滥调 是我能想到的
[36:46]	I could come up with.	最好的比喻了
[36:49]	I need a copy of that study, Kay.	我需要那份文件的副本 凯
[36:53]	Give her the ball, Ben.	把球给她 本
[36:55]	-Oh, here you go. -Thank you.	– 哦 给你 – 谢谢你
[36:59]	You know, Ben, as much as I do relish	你知道的 本 虽然我确实
[37:02]	a good investigative assignment,	对一个好的调查任务感兴趣
[37:05]	-Bob McNamara’s an old friend. -Mm.	– 鲍勃 麦克纳马拉是我的老朋友 – 嗯
[37:08]	He’s going through a lot in his life right now. I just	他现在经历了很多事 我只是
[37:11]	He’s probably said all he wants to say.	他可能说了他想说的话
[37:13]	Why, do you think?	在你看来是为什么
[37:15]	-Why? -Why?	– 为什么 – 对 为什么
[37:17]	Why is he talking to you?	为什么他愿意和你说
[37:18]	Well, I just told you he’s my friend, and	我说过他是我的朋友
[37:21]	Well, is he talking to any other friends?	那他和其他朋友说吗
[37:25]	I’m not sure I appreciate the implication of what you just	我不确定我是否理解了你的意思
[37:29]	McNamara is talking to you	麦克纳马拉告诉了你
[37:31]	-because you are the publisher -That’s not true!	– 因为你是一个发行人 – 不是这样的
[37:33]	-of The Washington Post. -No.	– 是华盛顿邮报的发行人 – 不
[37:34]	-That is not why. -Because he wants you	– 不是这个原因 – 因为他希望你
[37:35]	to bail him out.	能够帮他摆脱困境
[37:36]	-No, there’s no ulterior– -Because he wants you on his side.	– 不 没有那么复杂 – 因为他希望你站在他那边
[37:39]	No, Ben, that’s not my role. You know that.	不 本 那不是我的角色 你知道的
[37:42]	I wouldn’t presume to tell you how to write about him.	我不会冒昧地告诉你该怎么写他
[37:45]	Just as I wouldn’t	就像我不会
[37:47]	take it upon myself to tell him	亲自去告诉他
[37:50]	he should hand over a classified study,	他应该上交那份绝密文件
[37:53]	which would be a crime, by the way,	这很有可能是犯罪 顺便一提
[37:55]	just so he can serve as your source.	这样他就能成为你的消息来源了
[37:59]	Our source, Katharine.	是我们的消息来源 凯瑟琳
[38:13]	No, I–no.	不 我 才不
[38:15]	I’m not. I’m not going to	我不打算
[38:17]	ask Bob for the study.	向鲍勃索要这份文件
[38:19]	I…	我
[38:20]	I get it, you have a relationship with Bob McNamara.	我知道 你和鲍勃 麦克纳马拉有一腿
[38:23]	But don’t you think you have an obligation as well	但是你不认为你对
[38:26]	to the paper and to the public?	报社和公众也有义务吗
[38:29]	Let me ask you something.	我问你
[38:30]	Was that how you felt when you were	你在杰克 肯尼迪结交时
[38:32]	palling around with Jack Kennedy?	也是这么想的吗
[38:34]	Where was your sense of duty then?	你的责任感去哪了
[38:36]	I don’t recall you pushing him particularly hard on anything.	我不记得你在哪些事上逼过他
[38:41]	I pushed Jack when I had to.I never pulled any punches.	不得以的时候我当然逼过他 我从未留有余力
[38:44]	I-Is that right?	是吗
[38:46]	‘Cause you used to dine at the White House once a week.	你以前每周都在白宫吃晚餐
[38:49]	All the trips to Camp David.	天天去大卫营（美国总统行宫）
[38:51]	Oh, and that drunken birthday cruise on the Sequoia	还有醉酒后在红杉公园的生日巡游
[38:54]	you told me about.	你告诉我的
[38:57]	Hard to believe you would’ve gotten all those invitations	难以置信你收到了这些邀请函
[39:00]	if you didn’t	如果你没有
[39:02]	pull a few punches.	做出些行动
[39:09]	Street protests broke out today across the country	今天全国各地爆发了街头抗议活动
[39:11]	after the publication of more excerpts	在更多有关
[39:13]	of a classified Department of Defense study	国防部绝密文件的节选
[39:15]	in The New York Times.	在纽约时报发布之后
[39:17]	The study commissioned by former Secretary of Defense	由前国防部长
[39:19]	Robert McNamara has ignited further debate	罗伯特·麦克纳马拉授权的文件激起了各界
[39:22]	over the ongoing war in Vietnam.	关于越南战争的争论
[39:24]	As it makes clear that Kennedy and Johnson	很明显肯尼迪和约翰逊
[39:26]	as well as Eisenhower and Truman	艾森豪威尔和杜鲁门
[39:28]	deeply misled the country on Vietnam	在越南问题上严重误导了整个国家
[39:31]	The bombshell series has appeared for the last two days	过去的两天 重磅炸弹出现了
[39:34]	in The New York Times.	在纽约时报上出现了
[39:36]	We don’t want your stinkin’ war!	我们才不想打这该死的仗
[39:38]	I’ve stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains	我蹒跚爬过十二座雾锁的大山
[39:44]	I’ve walked and I’ve crawled on six crooked highways	我匍匐前行过六条翻滚的公路
[39:49]	And my brother Mario said,	我的兄长马里奥说过
[39:52]	“There is a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious	当机械操作的时代变得如此可憎
[39:57]	“that you’ve got to put your body upon the gears	你不得不将你的身体放在齿轮上
[40:00]	“and upon the wheels and upon the levers	放在轮子和杠杆上
[40:02]	“and you’ve got to make it stop!”	因此你必须让他停止
[40:04]	One, two, three, four!	一 二 三 四
[40:06]	We don’t want your stinkin’ war!	我们不想打这场该死的仗
[40:08]	One, two, three, four!	一 二 三 四
[40:11]	So that the President doesn’t have to admit something	因此总统先生不需要承认什么
[40:14]	the entire world already knows.	整个世界都已经知道了
[40:16]	You dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal’s at 7:00 in the Oak Room.	晚上七点你和罗森塔尔夫妇在橡树屋吃饭
[40:18]	And then I’ll meet you tomorrow morning in the lobby at 8:00	我明早八点在大厅等你
[40:20]	so you’ll have plenty of time to get Downtown before the offering,	在之前你有很长的时间可以去市中心
[40:23]	-And the… -and the breakfast.	– 还有 – 还有早餐
[40:29]	-Bagdikian. -It’s Harry Rowan.	– 巴格迪肯 – 我是哈利 罗恩
[40:32]	Hey, um…	嘿
[40:34]	Let me call you back from outside the newsroom.	等我到新闻室外面打给你
[40:58]	Excuse me.	打扰一下
[41:01]	Are you important?	你是个重要的人吗
[41:03]	I’m a general standard reporter.	我是一个标准的普通记者
[41:05]	Okay.	就给你吧
[41:38]	Uh, I think I got something.	我觉得我得到了些猛料
[41:41]	Be my guest.	请进
[41:43]	And they are the source of the story.	他们就是这个新闻的来源
[41:44]	Every time I read The New York Times above the fold	每次我读纽约时报的时候
[41:47]	-Mr. Bradlee? -No.	– 布莱德利先生 – 等会儿
[41:48]	I feel like somebody’s shoving a hot poker up my ass.	我总感觉有人在用烧的通红的火钳捅我屁股
[41:55]	I think I got something.	我得到了些猛料
[42:05]	Where’d you get these?	你从哪弄来的
[42:07]	Somebody left them on my desk.	有人放在我桌子上的
[42:12]	None was secretly suggesting that McNamara	没有人秘密地暗示麦克纳马拉
[42:15]	did provoke the North so we’d have grounds for escalation.	确实激怒了北方 我们还有扩大的空间
[42:17]	Yeah, it was in The Times article. It was a good piece.	是啊 这个刊登在了纽约时报上 一篇不错的文章
[42:20]	You should check it out.	你应该看看这个
[42:21]	-It was well– -Jesus Christ.	– 这还不错 – 我的天呐
[42:22]	Give it to someone who can type 91 words a minute.	把这个给能一分钟打91个词的人
[42:26]	-Ben. -Yeah.	– 本 – 诶
[42:27]	I think we got something.	我们拿到大新闻了
[42:29]	What is it?	这是什么
[42:39]	Jesus Christ.	我的天
[42:41]	Shit. Are these part of the pages of the McNamara study?	这些难道是麦克纳马拉的绝密文件的一部分
[42:44]	Where did you get these?	你从哪拿到的
[42:45]	Somebody left them on my desk.	有人放在了我桌子上
[42:47]	On your desk?	在你桌子上
[42:48]	I didn’t–i-it was a woman.	不是我 是一个女人送来的
[42:50]	-What a woman? -We got over a	– 什么女人 – 我们拿到了超过
[42:51]	-hundred pages of the McNamara -What woman?	– 几百页的麦克纳马拉的 – 什么女人
[42:53]	-study here. -She was a hippie woman,	– 绝密资料 – 她是一个嬉皮士风格的女人
[42:54]	she had one of those, uh,	她有一个
[42:57]	-but it’s one of those skirts -He’s uh,	– 但 是一种裙子 – 他
[42:58]	-that looks like your uh, -He’s out, he just went	– 那看起来就像是 – 他出去了 刚离开
[42:59]	-swirling in colors. -somewhere	– 打翻了调色盘 – 去了别的地方
[43:00]	-I don’t -Probably between 5’4 and 5’6.	– 我不是 – 身高大概在五尺四寸到五尺六寸之间
[43:02]	Well, these are the real thing.	这些可都是真东西啊
[43:04]	Oh, she’s uh,	她
[43:05]	-We are back in the ballgame. -It was a tie-dyed, sir.	– 我们重新回到了比赛中 – 是扎染 先生
[43:06]	It was a tie-dyed skirt.	她穿了一件扎染连衣裙
[43:07]	This is gonna be the front page of tomorrow’s	这会是明天的头版
[43:10]	paper. Um…	头条
[43:11]	Give it to uh…	把这个给
[43:13]	give it to Marder, it’s his lucky day.	把这个给马德 他今天走运了
[43:21]	My God, the fun.	好玩的东西来了
[43:25]	Rand Corporation.	这里是兰德公司
[43:27]	Harry Rowan, please.	请帮我找一下哈里 罗恩
[43:34]	This is Harry.	我是哈里
[43:35]	Harry, it’s Ben Bagdikian.	你好 我是本 巴格迪肯
[43:37]	You think someone’s bugging your phone?	你怕有人窃听你
[43:39]	I think someone might be bugging yours.	我是觉得有人在窃听你
[43:43]	Why would someone bug my phone?	为什么会有人窃听我呢
[43:45]	If I thought the McNamara study had leaked from Rand,	如果我认为麦克纳马拉研究的资料是从兰德公司泄露出去的话
[43:48]	I’d bug the phone of the president of Rand.	我会给兰德的老板手机上装上窃听器
[43:51]	It’s a DOD study.	这是国防部的研究
[43:53]	A copy of which was sent to Rand for safekeeping.	我们公司保管了其中一份副本
[43:55]	Two copies, if I’m not mistaken.	如果我没记错的话 一共有两份副本
[43:59]	Jesus Christ, Ben, that leak didn’t come from us.	耶稣作证 我们没有泄露它
[44:02]	You sure about that?	你确定吗
[44:04]	Look, in my experience,	听着 就我的经验来说
[44:06]	guys who want stuff like this out there and have the guts to do it,	有那么一类人 他们想让这玩意儿泄露出去
[44:09]	they’re a particular type–	并且也有勇气去做这件事
[44:10]	they’ve got conscience and conviction	他们有良知有信念
[44:11]	but they’ve also got	最重要的是他们也有
[44:13]	ego.	自我
[44:14]	Now, there’s a guy that we both know.	有一个家伙我们都认识
[44:16]	Okay? He was there the same time as I was.	他和我当时都在那儿
[44:18]	He left right after.	但是他很快离开了
[44:20]	You know who I’m talkin’ about, right?	你知道我在说谁对吧
[44:22]	Isn’t he the first guy you thought of	当你看到纽约时报的报道后
[44:23]	when you saw the article in The Times?	是不是第一个就想到了他
[44:28]	Okay, look, I gotta go.	好吧 听着 我马上要走
[44:38]	Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal.	罗森塔尔小姐
[44:40]	-Oh, yes, I see. -You’re welcome.	– 好的我知道了 – 不用谢
[44:45]	Hi.	嗨
[44:46]	-Ah. -Sweets.	– 啊 – 宝贝儿
[44:47]	I’m just going to apologize in advance.	我得先道个歉
[44:50]	Great to see you.	见到你很高兴
[44:51]	I’m no fun at all, Abe.	阿贝 我一点也没有开玩笑
[44:52]	-I’m just so nervous about -Huh?	– 我很紧张 – 啊
[44:54]	tomorharow at the Stock Exchange, I have to make a big speech…	明天我要在证券交易所演讲
[44:58]	-No, no, no, no. -I’m so happy for you.	– 不不不 – 我为你开心
[44:59]	No, going public is a good move for The Post.	华盛顿邮报一旦面向了公众 就又前进了一大步
[45:02]	Maybe you can even think about expanding,	你可以想想之后会扩大到什么程度
[45:04]	try to be more of a national paper.	可以尝试做成一家全国性的报纸
[45:06]	I wish Abe would let me buy shares.	我希望阿贝能让我入股
[45:08]	Ah, that’s against company policy, but	公司政策不允许
[45:10]	if you nervous and need distraction, I–	不过你要是实在紧张需要转移注意力
[45:13]	I do happen to have a copy of today’s Times.	我可以给你一份今天纽约时报的副本
[45:15]	-Oh! – Abe!	– 噢 – 阿贝
[45:17]	Unless you read it already.	除非你已经看过了
[45:19]	You awful man, you really are.	你真讨厌
[45:22]	Can we get you something to drink?	你要喝点什么吗
[45:24]	Bundy argues for sustained bombing.	邦迪赞成持续轰炸
[45:26]	He thinks it’ll turn the tide. This is February of ’65.	他认为这会改变当时的趋势 这是1965年的2月份了
[45:30]	Yeah, ’cause by April, they realize it’s not gonna cut it.	是啊 到了四月他们就意识到这不可能削减了
[45:33]	And LBJ sends two battalions.	约翰逊总统派了两个营去
[45:35]	-Great stuff. -And get this–	– 好样的 – 拿上这个
[45:36]	He changes the mission from base security	为了基地安全他改变了任务
[45:39]	-to active combat. -My God.	– 开始主动出击 – 天啊
[45:41]	It’s a huge shift. He’s widening the war.	这可是个巨大的转折点 他扩大了战争
[45:43]	But he insists on secrecy.	但是他没有公开
[45:45]	The American people are not to be told.	他没有告诉人们
[45:47]	Okay, so this is the real deal.	所以这才是关键
[45:48]	So how long till you can write it up?	你要多久可以把它编辑出来
[45:50]	I can have it for Thursday.	周四之前
[45:52]	Well, what if we pretend you were a poet and not a novelist?	那 如果不需要你写得太详细具体呢
[45:55]	I…I suppose I could pull something together by tomorrow night.	那我可能明晚之前就能弄出来
[45:58]	Okay, we can run it on Wednesday.	好 那我们就可以在周三发出去
[46:07]	Just go through all the research you want	把你要用的资料仔细过一遍
[46:08]	but so help me God if we don’t have these pages	但是幸好我们有这些东西
[46:11]	by tomorrow night, we might as well…	到了明晚 我们最好还是
[46:12]	Too late.	晚了一步
[46:15]	-What? -The Times already has it.	– 什么 – 纽约时报已经拿到它了
[46:22]	Well of course they have it.	也是 连我们都拿到了
[46:23]	“President Johnson decided on April 1st, 1965	“1965年的四月一号约翰逊总统决定
[46:26]	-“that American ground forces -Of course The Times have it.	– “让美国的陆军 – 纽约时报当然拿得到
[46:27]	-“were taking offensive -written by Neil Sheehan.	– 采取攻击 – 是尼尔 希恩写的
[46:29]	“because a month of bombing–“	“一个月以来的轰炸
[46:31]	You know, Sheehan’s a bastard– he’s been a bastard for years.	– 你知道 希恩是个混蛋 – 而且混蛋了很多年了
[46:34]	Mr. President, the Attorney General’s called a couple of times	总统先生 检察总长为了纽约时报的事情
[46:37]	about these New York Times stories.	已经打了好几通电话了
[46:39]	You mean to prosecute The Times?	你是说去起诉纽约时报
[46:41]	Hell, my view is to prosecute	我是这样想的
[46:43]	the goddamn pricks that gave it to him.	给他们一点教训
[46:45]	If you can find out who that is.	如果你能找到谁是始作俑者的话
[46:46]	Yeah, I know.	好 我知道了
[46:47]	I mean, could The Times be prosecuted?	我们真的能起诉纽约时报吗
[46:49]	Apparently so.	当然
[46:51]	As far as The Times is concerned,	纽约时报现在是我们的敌人
[46:52]	hell, they’re our enemies, I think we just ought to do it.	我们有必要这样做
[46:56]	Son of a bitch.	混蛋
[47:01]	Abe Rosenthal.	阿贝 罗森塔尔
[47:02]	Oh, good evening.	噢 晚上好
[47:03]	Your table is right over there, sir.	先生 您的位置就在那里
[47:09]	On no uncertain terms not to publish.	不准备好的话我们是不会出版的
[47:12]	Only after Scotty Redstein	就只有庞奇
[47:14]	threatened to publish in the Vineyard Gazette	在被斯科蒂 瑞德斯坦因威胁要发表在葡萄园报上后
[47:16]	did Punch decide to print.	决定出版
[47:18]	Wouldn’t have had quite the same impact.	不会有大影响的
[47:21]	Jimmy.	吉米
[47:24]	We’ve been asked	检察总长
[47:26]	to refrain from further publication	不让我们
[47:28]	by the Attorney General.	做更深入的报道
[47:32]	Nixon’s taking us to court?	尼克松总统要起诉我们
[47:40]	Kay, I’m sorry, I uh…	凯 不好意思
[47:42]	Oh, no.	噢不
[47:47]	Gosh.	天啊
[47:53]	Why don’t I go get the check?	我去结账
[47:55]	No, sit tight, don’t argue with, be right back.	别 你好好坐着 我马上回来
[48:04]	Mr. Rosenthal had to leave on business.	罗森塔尔先生业务缠身先走一步了
[48:06]	Certainly, we’ll put it on his tab.	好 我们会记在他的账上的
[48:08]	No, no, I’ll take the bill, but	别别别 我来付钱
[48:10]	could I trouble you to use your telephone?	能借一下你的电话吗
[48:12]	But of course, madame.	当然 女士
[48:21]	There’s a fella I overlap with at Rand	我在兰德有一个接头人
[48:23]	he was a bit of a showboat but smart.	虽说有点爱显摆但是很聪明
[48:25]	And he worked for McNamara and he had opinions	他为麦克纳马拉研究工作
[48:28]	on the decision-making that went into Vietnam.	知道点关于进攻越南的决策过程
[48:31]	-Okay. -Word is	– 好 – 还有一点就是
[48:33]	he doved	他特别
[48:34]	pretty hard.	支持和平
[48:35]	Would he have access to the study?	他有机会接触到这项研究吗
[48:37]	Pretty sure Rand had a copy.	我敢确定兰德公司有副本
[48:39]	No shit. All right, well, can you find him?	混蛋 好吧 你能找到他吗
[48:42]	Thought maybe I’d try.	我可以试一试
[48:48]	I’ve got Mrs. Graham on the line.	格雷厄姆太太来电话了
[48:51]	Katharine!	凯瑟琳
[48:53]	Hey, listen, I’ve–	嘿 听着
[48:55]	-I’ve got tomorrow’s headlines. -Ah.	– 明天头版头条的内容我有了 – 噢
[48:57]	Christ, okay, again.	上帝再次保佑
[49:00]	John Mitchell contacted The Times,	约翰 迈克尔和纽约时报联系过了
[49:02]	seems the President’s going to seek an injunction	总统好像下了严令
[49:05]	No shit!	靠
[49:08]	This means we’re in the goddamn ballgame.	我们像是参加了一场见鬼的球赛
[49:10]	Because if The Times get shut down…	如果纽约时报倒闭了
[49:12]	If they get shut down, there is no ballgame.	如果他们倒闭了 就不会有球赛了
[49:15]	Ballgame’s over.	游戏结束
[49:16]	But Katharine, any-anybody would kill to have a crack at this.	但是凯瑟琳 这时候任何人都急着想要打破这个
[49:20]	Well, sure, but not if it means breaking the law.	当然 但这不意味着违法
[49:23]	If a federal judge stops The Times from publishing,	如果联邦政府禁止纽约时报再发行
[49:27]	well, I don’t see how we could publish–	我不知道我们该怎么办
[49:30]	even if we could get hold of a copy.	就算我们拿着一份副本
[49:32]	So.	所以
[49:35]	Ben?	本
[49:36]	You have something?	你得到了一些东西吗
[49:39]	No.	没有
[49:41]	Okay, so then there’s nothing to talk about, really.	好吧 所以其实也没什么好说的了
[49:44]	No. Nothing to talk about at all, but uh…	虽说没什么好说的了
[49:47]	But thank you for the tip, Mrs. uh, Graham.	但是谢谢你的提醒 格雷厄姆太太
[49:51]	What are you still doing here?	你还在这做什么
[50:22]	Hi.	嗨
[50:29]	-How are you, Kay? -Hi, everyone. Good to see you.	– 凯 最近怎么样 – 嗨 大家好 非常开心看见你们
[50:31]	Hello?	你好
[50:32]	Yeah, I’m looking for Dan Ellsberg.	我找丹 艾尔斯伯格
[50:34]	He doesn’t work here anymore.	他没有在这里工作了
[50:36]	Do you know where he is now?	那你知道他现在在哪儿吗
[50:38]	No, I don’t. Who’s this?	我不知道 你是
[50:40]	Thank you.	谢谢
[50:41]	And it is my great privilege	能让华盛顿邮报
[50:43]	to welcome The Washington Post Company	进入到美国证券交易所
[50:46]	to the American Stock Exchange!	是我的无上荣幸
[50:53]	More than a privilege, Mrs. Graham,	格雷厄姆太太 这不仅是特权
[50:56]	this is a real honor.	更是真正的荣耀
[50:58]	Hello, this is John’s.	你好 我是约翰
[50:59]	Yeah, I’m looking for Dan Ellsberg.	我找丹 艾尔斯伯格
[51:01]	You got the wrong number.	你打错了
[51:06]	Go check off this day.	对今天做个总结吧
[51:10]	Gentlemen.	大家好
[51:12]	Thank you all for helping make The Washington Post	谢谢你们 是你们成就了华盛顿邮报
[51:15]	a more robust company.	这个正茁壮成长的公司
[51:19]	Center for International Studies.	这里是国际研究中心
[51:21]	Yeah, I’m looking for Dan Ellsberg.	是这样的 我找丹 艾尔斯伯格
[51:23]	He’s not here.	他现在不在
[51:25]	But he still works there?	但他还在这里工作吧
[51:27]	Yes.	是的
[51:28]	Can I take a message?	需要我替你转达什么吗
[51:30]	Uh, tell him Ben Bagdikian called.	呃 告诉他本 巴格迪肯给他打过电话
[51:33]	Congratulations.	恭喜恭喜
[51:34]	Guys, why don’t we get together for a photograph?	伙计们 大家一起照张相怎么样
[51:36]	That’s a good idea. Here we go.	好提议 我们在这儿照吧
[51:39]	Smile, Kay!	凯 笑一笑
[51:40]	What is it?	这是什么
[51:41]	You just bought a share of The Post!	你们刚刚购买了华盛顿邮报的一份股
[51:43]	I know, I’m so happy!	我知道 我很开心
[51:45]	1.35 million shares at 24.50 a share.	一共135百万股 每股24.50美元
[51:53]	I believe this will not only make The Post solvent,	我想这不仅能让华盛顿邮报有周转能力
[51:56]	but stronger than it ever has been.	还会比以前都要强大
[51:58]	-To The Post! -The Post!	– 为了华盛顿邮报 干杯 – 干杯
[51:59]	He said to call from a secure phone.	他说他会用一个安全的电话回拨过来
[52:01]	Mm-hmm.	嗯 好
[52:09]	I hear Kennedy said Phil Graham was the smartest man he ever met.	我听肯尼迪说菲利普 格雷厄姆是他遇到过最聪明的人了
[52:13]	For Kay’s father to hand her husband the company,	所以凯的父亲把公司交给了她
[52:15]	it says something about the guy.	它说了点关于那个家伙的事
[52:16]	Ben!	本
[52:17]	You thought it said something about the time.	你认为它说了点关于纽约时报的消息
[52:20]	-Turn it up. -Good evening.	– 声音放大一点 – 晚上好
[52:21]	The New York Times late today was barred	纽约时报被禁止
[52:24]	at least until Saturday	再发表一些关于越战起因和过程的
[52:26]	from publishing any more classified documents	相关机密文件
[52:28]	dealing with the cause and conduct	至少得到周六
[52:31]	of the Vietnam war.	才能再重新发行
[52:32]	The Times, true to its word,	纽约时报发表声明说
[52:34]	said it would abide by the decision of federal judge	他们会遵照联邦法官穆瑞 古尔芬
[52:37]	Murray Gurfein	的判决
[52:38]	but will resist a permanent injunction	但在周五听证会上
[52:40]	at a hearing Friday.	反对永远的禁令
[52:41]	The Nixon administration had charged	尼克松政府控告说
[52:43]	that the final two parts of The Times’ series	纽约时报的最后两部分
[52:45]	would result in	将会对
[52:46]	irreparable injury to the national defense.	国防造成无法修复的伤害
[52:49]	Hell, why bother fighting the communists?	靠 为什么要和共产党作对
[52:50]	I think Jefferson just rolled over in his grave.	我觉得杰斐逊要是知道都会被气活
[52:52]	Have the courts ever stopped a paper from publishing before?	法庭以前有禁止过一家报纸发行吗
[52:55]	Not in the history of the Republic.	至少对外公开的历史上没有过
[52:59]	Good thing we’re not part of this mess.	还好我们没趟这趟浑水
[53:01]	I’d give my left one to be in this mess.	我让我左边这个卷进去了
[53:04]	There’s our front page lead.	这是我们明天的首页版面
[53:06]	Tomorrow, Chal, that’s yours.	查尔 交给你了
[53:09]	All right.	好吧
[53:11]	Party’s over, let’s uh, get back to work, germs.	聚会结束了 伙计们 继续干活吧
[53:14]	…in a news conference to discuss the Pentagon papers…	在新闻发布会上讨论五角大楼文件
[53:29]	Hello.	哈喽
[53:30]	Hi, it’s uh, Ben.	嗨 我是本
[53:31]	Yes?	真的吗
[53:32]	Dan?	丹
[53:33]	No.	不
[53:34]	Oh, um,	呃
[53:35]	I’m trying to get hold of a fella I used to know.	我正尝试联系一个我知道的家伙
[53:38]	617-597-4580. 617-597-4580.
[53:42]	Oh!	噢
[53:45]	Hold-Hold on.	等等 别挂
[53:48]	-Was it 4580, 61–? -Call from another phone.	– 是 458061吗 – 换个电话打过来
[53:52]	Uh, 617	啊 617
[53:53]	597-4580 597-4580.
[54:05]	617 617
[54:07]	597 597
[54:08]	4580 4580
[54:18]	Hello.	哈喽
[54:19]	-Yeah, I’m lookin’ for– -Yeah. Hey, Ben, it’s Dan.	– 你好 我找 – 嘿 本 我是丹
[54:23]	Dan!	丹
[54:25]	It’s good to hear your voice.	听到你的声音真是太好了
[54:26]	Yeah, it’s been a while.	是的 好久不见
[54:28]	Yeah.	是的
[54:47]	-Who is it? -It’s Ben.	– 你是 – 我是本
[54:59]	Ben.	本
[55:00]	Dan.	丹
[55:07]	The study had 47 volumes.	这项研究有47卷
[55:10]	I slipped out a couple at a time,	我一次泄露一点
[55:12]	took me months to copy it all.	我花了好几个月去把他们都复制下来
[55:17]	What the hell?	这到底是什么
[55:18]	Well, we were all former government guys.	我们都是前政府的人
[55:21]	Top clearance, all that.	对这些应该在清楚不过
[55:23]	McNamara wanted academics to have the chance	麦克纳马拉研究希望学术界能有这样一次机会
[55:25]	to examine what had happened.	来审查过去到底发生了什么
[55:27]	He would say to us, “Let the chips fall where they may.”	他会对我们说 不管后果
[55:30]	Brave man.	真有勇气
[55:31]	Well, I think guilt was a bigger motivator than courage.	我觉得他的动机更可能是内疚而不是勇气
[55:34]	McNamara didn’t lie as well as the rest.	麦克纳马拉没有像其他人一样撒谎
[55:36]	But I-I don’t think he saw what was coming,	但我认为他没有想到结果会是这样
[55:38]	what we’d find, but it didn’t take him long to figure out–	他没用很长时间
[55:41]	well, for us all to figure out.	是我们没用很长时间就发现了真相
[55:42]	If the public ever saw these papers,	如果这些文件公之于众
[55:44]	they would turn against the war.	他们一定会反对战争
[55:46]	Covert ops, guaranteed debt,	秘密行动 债务担保
[55:48]	rigged elections, it’s all in there.	暗箱选举 证据全在这儿了
[55:50]	Ike, Kennedy, Johnson–	艾森 肯尼迪 约翰逊……
[55:53]	They violated the Geneva Convention,	他们违反了《日内瓦公约》
[55:54]	and they lied to Congress and they lied to the public.	他们不仅蒙骗了国会 又欺骗了公众
[55:57]	They knew we couldn’t win	他们明知道美国不可能赢得这场战争
[55:59]	and still sent boys to die.	却还是让那些士兵去送死
[56:01]	What about Nixon?	那尼克松呢
[56:04]	He’s just carrying on like all the others.	他也像其他那些人这么做来着
[56:06]	Too afraid to be the one who loses the war on his watch.	生怕在他的执政期间输掉这场战争
[56:11]	Someone said this at	有人提到过
[56:13]	some point about why we stayed	我们绝不撤退的原因
[56:15]	when we knew we were losing.	即使我们知道即将输掉这场战争
[56:17]	Ten percent was to help the South Vietnamese.	百分之10是为了帮助南越
[56:20]	Twenty percent was to hold back the commies.	百分之20是为了抵制共产主义
[56:23]	Seventy percent was to avoid	百分之70是为了避免
[56:25]	the humiliation of an American defeat.	美国战败的耻辱
[56:28]	Seventy percent	为了这百分之70的理由
[56:30]	of those boys	送那些男孩去送死
[56:32]	just to avoid being humiliated?	而这只是为了不蒙羞
[56:35]	That stuck with me.	这让我难以释怀
[56:45]	They’re gonna come after you, you know?	他们已经开始找你了 知道吗
[56:48]	And I gotta be honest,	而且我老实说
[56:50]	the bread crumbs weren’t too hard to follow.	他们很快就会找上你的
[56:54]	I know.	我知道
[56:57]	They’re gonna lock you up, Dan.,	他们会把你关起来的 丹
[57:00]	Wouldn’t you go to prison to stop this war?	你不想因为阻止这场战争而坐牢 是吗
[57:05]	Theoretically, sure.	从理论上来说 是的
[57:10]	You are gonna publish these documents?	你是一定会公布这些文件吧
[57:16]	Yeah.	是的
[57:18]	Even with the injunction.	即使有这些禁令
[57:22]	Yes.	我还是会的
[57:28]	Well, then, it’s not so theoretical then, is it?	这已经开始不合逻辑了 不是吗
[57:41]	I’m gonna go do some work in the studio.	我去工作室有点东西要弄
[57:53]	My day was great, thanks for asking.	我今天过得还不错 谢谢关心
[58:12]	That picture makes me sad.	这照片让我有点伤感
[58:16]	Me too.	我也是
[58:23]	Bradlee.	我是布莱德利
[58:24]	I’m in Boston.	我在波士顿
[58:25]	I’m gonna need two seats.	我需要两张机票
[58:27]	Why?	你要做什么
[58:28]	I’m gonna need to buy	我需要
[58:29]	two seats on the first flight out tomorrow–	两张明天第一趟飞机的机票
[58:31]	probably first class.	最好是头等舱
[58:34]	No shit, you have them.	妈的你已经拿到那些文件了
[58:38]	Well, you just get your ass back here, and uh…	好吧 你给我马上回来
[58:41]	Come straight to the house.	直接来我家
[58:42]	Forget Chal and Meg and the others,	不要告诉查尔 梅格那些人
[58:44]	I don’t want the whole newsroom knowing about this yet.	我还不希望整个编辑部都会知道
[58:47]	I gotta go.	我得走了
[58:48]	Didn’t you just invite a bunch of people over?	你不是刚邀请了一堆的人过来吗
[58:50]	Yeah.	是的
[58:51]	Yeah, they’ll uh,	是的 他们明天
[58:52]	they’ll show up sometime tomorrow.	会在某个时间过来的
[58:53]	When, sometime tomorrow? Is this a breakfast thing?	是明天的什么时候 早餐时间
[58:56]	-or a lunch thing? -Don’t know. Don’t know.	还是午餐时间 -不知道 我真的不知道了
[58:57]	Do you need me to get things?	你需要我准备点什么吗
[58:58]	Yeah, we’ll figure it all out.	到时候再看吧
[59:00]	Okay, well, where are you going?	好吧 那你是要去哪里
[59:02]	Out.	出去一下
[59:02]	-You going to the newsroom? -No. Love you, bear.	是要去报社吗 -不 爱你 亲爱的
[59:07]	I got a cake, I hope it’s okay?	我准备了一个蛋糕 希望没问题
[59:09]	Oh, sure, as long as nobody counts the candles.	当然了 只要没人数蜡烛就行
[59:13]	I’m sorry to barge in again.	我很抱歉又来打扰您了
[59:16]	Maybe I should give you a key.	或许我该给你配把钥匙
[59:18]	Uh, I’m not here to crash your party.	我不是来打搅您的派对的
[59:21]	What’s up?	发生了什么
[59:22]	Well, I could use a minute.	我想占用您的一点点时间
[59:32]	So, can I ask you a hypothetical question?	我能问你一个假设性的问题么
[59:33]	Oh, dear, I don’t like hypothetical questions.	噢 我可不喜欢假设性的问题
[59:36]	Well, I don’t think you’re gonna like the real one, either.	当然 我认为你也不会喜欢实际性的问题
[59:42]	Do you have the papers?	你拿到文件了吗
[59:45]	Not yet.	目前还没有
[59:50]	Oh, gosh, oh, gosh, because you know the-the uh	噢 天哪 完全糟了 你知道
[59:53]	position that would put me in.	这会让我陷入什么样的境地吗
[59:56]	You know, we have language in the prospectus…	招股说明书中提到过的
[59:59]	Yeah, I know, I know	是的 我明白
[1:00:00]	-that the bankers can change -Which, which	但银行家们完全可以改变主意
[1:00:01]	their mind, it’s-and I know what is at stake.	我知道这有多危险
[1:00:04]	You know,	你知道吗
[1:00:05]	the only couple I knew that both Kennedy and LBJ	我认识的唯一一对肯尼迪和约翰逊总统都想要结交的夫妇
[1:00:09]	wanted to socialize with was you and your husband.	就是你和你的丈夫
[1:00:12]	And you own the damn paper.	你们有这该死的报社
[1:00:16]	It’s just the way things worked.	事实就是这样
[1:00:18]	Politicians and the press, they trusted each other	政治家和新闻界相互信任
[1:00:20]	so they could go to the same dinner party and drink cocktails	所以他们才可以一同赴宴 品着鸡尾酒
[1:00:22]	and tell jokes while there was a war	谈笑风生 尽管因为他们有一场战争
[1:00:24]	-raging in Vietnam. -Ben, I don’t know what	席卷越南 -本 我不知道
[1:00:26]	what we’re talking about.	我们在说什么
[1:00:27]	I’m not protecting Lyndon.	我不是在保护林登
[1:00:28]	No, you got his former Secretary of Defense	当然 你确实没有保护他 你保护的是他的前任国防部长
[1:00:30]	Robert McNamara, the man who commissioned	罗伯特麦克纳马拉 是他授权
[1:00:33]	-this study–he’s one of about -I’m not protecting him.	进行调查 他大概是…-我不是在保护他
[1:00:35]	-a dozen party guests -I’m not protecting	这派对上的宾客 -我不是在保护他
[1:00:36]	-out on your patio. -any of them. I’m	他是在你的派对上吧 -也没有保护这儿的任何一个人
[1:00:37]	protecting the paper.	我是在保全报社
[1:00:39]	Yeah, well, I wasn’t a stooge for Jack Kennedy.	我不是肯尼迪的傀儡
[1:00:43]	The night he was assassinated, Tony and I were down	他被刺杀的那个晚上 托尼和我
[1:00:45]	at the Naval Hospital so we would be there,	去了海军医院
[1:00:48]	meet Jackie when she landed.	在那儿 我们见到了刚下飞机的杰奎琳
[1:00:50]	She was bringing Jack’s body back on the plane from Dallas	她把肯尼迪的尸体从达拉斯带了回来
[1:00:53]	and she walked into the room.	然后走进了房间
[1:00:56]	She was still wearing that pink suit	仍穿着那套粉红色的套装
[1:00:58]	with Jack’s blood all over.	尽管那上面沾满了杰克的鲜血
[1:01:00]	She fell into Tony’s arms and they held each other for	她倒在托尼的怀里
[1:01:03]	quite a long time and…	他们拥抱了很长时间
[1:01:07]	And then Jackie looked at me and said, “None of this–	然后杰奎琳看着我说 所有的一切
[1:01:12]	“none of what you see, none of what I say	所有你看到的 还有听我所说的
[1:01:14]	“is ever going to be in your newspaper, Ben.”	任何东西都不能出现在你的报纸上 本
[1:01:18]	And that just about broke my heart, I, uh…	这伤透了我的心
[1:01:21]	I never…	我从来没有
[1:01:23]	I never thought of Jack as a source.	我从来没有利用过杰克
[1:01:25]	I thought of him as a friend. And–	我把他当作朋友
[1:01:27]	And that was my mistake.	这是我的错
[1:01:30]	And it was something that Jack knew all along.	这些事情杰克一直都明白的
[1:01:33]	We can’t be both, we have to choose.	我们不能兼顾两种关系 我们必须做出选择
[1:01:37]	And uh…	当然
[1:01:38]	And that’s the point.	我们都知道
[1:01:40]	The days of us smoking cigars together	那些能在
[1:01:42]	down on Pennsylvania Avenue were over.	宾夕法尼亚大道上一起抽雪茄的日子已经一去不复返了
[1:01:44]	Your friend McNamara’s study	你朋友麦克纳马拉的调查
[1:01:47]	proves that.	就证明了这一点
[1:01:49]	The way they lied.	他们的谎言
[1:01:53]	The way they lied.	他们对我们的欺骗
[1:01:55]	Those days have to be over.	那些可以畅谈的日子已经到头了
[1:01:59]	We have to be the check	我们必须
[1:02:01]	on their power.	对他们的权利进行监督
[1:02:02]	If we don’t hold them accountable,	如果我们不追究他们的责任
[1:02:04]	then, my God, who will?	那你认为还有谁会追究
[1:02:08]	Well, I’ve never smoked a cigar.	好吧 我到现在都还没抽过一根雪茄呢
[1:02:10]	And I have no problem holding Lyndon or Jack or	对于问责林登 杰克
[1:02:12]	Bob or any of them accountable.	鲍勃或他们中的任何一个人我都没有意见
[1:02:15]	We can’t hold them accountable	但我们无法对他们追究责任
[1:02:17]	if we don’t have a newspaper.	如果没有报社的话
[1:02:21]	When I get my hands on that study,	等我拿到文件
[1:02:23]	what are you going to do, Mrs. Graham?	你是打算怎么做呢 格雷厄姆夫人
[1:02:30]	Oh, um…	噢
[1:02:31]	Happy birthday, by the way.	不管怎么样 祝你生日快乐
[1:02:36]	Oh, that’s not what I heard.	我听到的可并非如此
[1:02:46]	-Club soda. -Yes, thank you.	您的苏打水 -好的 谢谢
[1:02:49]	Sir,	先生
[1:02:50]	I’m gonna need to put your seat in a full upright position	我需要把您的座位靠背恢复原位
[1:02:52]	-before take-off. -Oh, yeah.	– 在起飞之前 – 哦 嗯
[1:02:55]	Oh, must be precious cargo.	哦 这肯定是值钱的货物吧
[1:02:57]	Yeah…it’s just… government secrets.	是啊… 是…政府机密
[1:03:00]	Oh.	哈哈
[1:03:01]	Please fasten you seatbelt.	请把您的安全带系好
[1:03:17]	-You know why we’re here? -Beats me.	-你知道为什么叫我们过来吗？ -我也晕着呢
[1:03:20]	-Hi, Marina. -Hi.	-嗨 玛丽娜 -嗨
[1:03:22]	-Do you want lemonade? -A little early for me.	-你想喝柠檬汽水吗 -对我来说太早了
[1:03:24]	Ah, loosen up, I’m buying.	哦 放轻松点 我请你
[1:03:25]	What kind of lemonade you have there?	你有什么种类的柠檬汽水
[1:03:28]	Uh, it’s the one with the lemons in it.	嗯 就是里面有柠檬的那种
[1:03:31]	Okay.	好吧
[1:03:33]	There you go.	给你
[1:03:37]	Bill, help me out.	比尔 帮我一下
[1:03:41]	Grab my briefcase.	拿我的行李箱
[1:03:44]	-Is that…? -Yup.	-那是那个… -没错
[1:03:59]	It’s not the full report, but it’s over 4,000 pages of it.	这并不是全部的报告 但是有4000多页的内容
[1:04:05]	Huh, are these in order?	啊 这些是按顺序的么
[1:04:07]	I don’t think so.	应该不是
[1:04:08]	There are no page numbers.	连页码都没有
[1:04:09]	Yeah, that’s where the top secret stamps were.	嗯 页码是连着印有高度机密章子的部位
[1:04:11]	My source had to cut ’em off.	我的线人必须把那里剪掉
[1:04:12]	We’re supposed to retire on Friday.	我们本来计划这礼拜五就退休的
[1:04:14]	Ben, how are we supposed to comb through 4,000 pages–	本 我们应该如何梳理这4000多页–
[1:04:17]	They’re not even loosely organized.	它们甚至不是有序的散开着摞例的
[1:04:18]	The Times had three months.	纽约时报用了3个月的时间准备
[1:04:19]	There’s no way we get this amount…	我们根本没办法看完这么多的…
[1:04:20]	Yeah, he’s right, we got less than eight hours.	是啊 他是对的 我们只有不到8个小时的时间
[1:04:22]	We get two per city, then we have ten.	每个城市有两个小时时差 所以我们有10个小时
[1:04:24]	Hey, hey, hey, for the last six years we’ve been playing catch up.	嘿 嘿 嘿 过去的6个月中我们一直都在被赶着跑
[1:04:27]	And now thanks to the President of the United States	现在必须感谢美国总统
[1:04:29]	who, by the way, is taking a shit all over the First Amendment,	就是因为他 亵渎了宪法第一修正案
[1:04:32]	we have the goods.	现在好东西在我们的手上
[1:04:34]	We don’t have any competition.	我们没有任何竞争者
[1:04:36]	There’s dozens of stories in here.	这里有成打的故事
[1:04:38]	The Times has barely scratched the surface.	时报触及到的 也只是冰山一角
[1:04:41]	We have ten hours till the deadline, so,	我们离最后期限还有10小时 来吧
[1:04:45]	we dig in.	我们开始挖掘
[1:04:50]	I think this memo’s from McNamara.	我认为这条备忘录是麦克纳马拉写的
[1:04:52]	Uh “It is my belief that there should be	“以我的判断 这里需要有
[1:04:54]	a three or four week pause in bombing–“	3-4星期的时间停止轰炸”
[1:04:56]	Wait, wait, wait, I saw the other half of that memo.	等下 等下 等等 我看见了那条备忘录的另外一半
[1:04:58]	Uh, anyone have the back half of a cable from Dulles in ’54?	呃 有人看见54年杜勒斯（曾于1953-1959任美国国务卿）电报的后半部分吗
[1:05:01]	I thought I saw one from July.	我想我看见了 在7月那里
[1:05:03]	Yeah, here it is, uh, “The reasons for this belief	是的 在这里 “我这样判断的原因是
[1:05:06]	“are that we must lay a foundation	我们必须在美国公众的心里
[1:05:08]	“in the mind of the American public.”	打下一个基础”
[1:05:09]	Th-Th-Th-That’s it! Mm-hmm.	是是是 就是它 嗯
[1:05:12]	So Johnson wasn’t trying to make peace,	所以约翰逊并不想要和平
[1:05:14]	he was just manipulating the public?	他只是想摆布大众
[1:05:15]	Eyes out for a suspension in bombing from when?	留意下那次暂停轰炸 时间是什么时候来着
[1:05:18]	’65 to ’68.	“65年到68年”
[1:05:20]	What about a memo from Eisenhower’s	那个艾森豪威尔（美国第三十四任总统）的备忘录
[1:05:22]	special committee in Indochina?	关于印度支那的特别委员会怎样
[1:05:24]	Uh, Meg read a part of one to me.	嗯 梅格给我念了其中一段
[1:05:26]	-Meg? -Anybody see a mention	-梅格 -有人看见提及这个的么
[1:05:28]	-of the Rand Vietcong study? -Yeah, I think this might be	-关于兰德的越共研究 – 是的 我觉得这个可能就是
[1:05:30]	from your Rand study, “VC are deeply committed.”	从兰德的研究报告中指出 “越共已经视死如归了”
[1:05:33]	“South Vietnam is a lost cause.”	“我们在南越的败势已经无可挽回”
[1:05:35]	Whoa! There you go!	哇奥 要的就是它
[1:05:37]	-Meg, Meg, Meg, I need the uh… -I put it on the shelf.	-梅格 梅格 梅格 我需要那个… – 我放在书架上了
[1:05:39]	A couple of piles.	已经两摞了
[1:05:41]	We’re gettin’ somewhere.	我们终于有些眉目了
[1:05:42]	All right, it’s 1:30, at 4:00 story conference.	主意 现在是1点30 四点整我们要开故事会了
[1:05:45]	Can I interest anyone in some lemonade?	有人有兴趣想喝柠檬汽水吗？
[1:05:48]	Does it have vodka in it?	里面掺伏特加了吗
[1:05:49]	-I don’t, I don’t -Hey,	-我不 我不会 -嘿
[1:05:50]	-put vodka in my lemonade. -go easy on the kid.	-不会在我的柠檬汽水里加伏特加 -别为难这孩子
[1:05:52]	Why not?	为什么不
[1:05:53]	-How much, sweetheart? -A quarter.	– 多少钱 小甜心 -25美分
[1:05:54]	It’s fifty cents.	应该是50美分
[1:05:56]	-Inflation. -It’s going up!	-通货膨胀 -涨价了
[1:06:01]	Mr. Bradlee. Roger Clark.	布莱德利先生 我是罗杰克拉克
[1:06:04]	Oh, you’re Roger Clark.	哦 你就是罗杰克拉克
[1:06:06]	Nice to meet you in person.	很高兴能见到您本尊
[1:06:08]	You…you are our senior legal counsel.	你… 你是我们的高级法律顾问
[1:06:12]	Yes, we’ve-we’ve spoken on the phone.	是的 我们之前在电话里交流过
[1:06:13]	My voice should sound familiar.	您应该是熟悉我的声音的
[1:06:15]	When did you finish law school?	你什么时候从法学院毕业的
[1:06:18]	-I graduated– -Rhetorical question.	-我毕业了… -夸张的问题
[1:06:20]	-You know, -Yes.	-你知道吗 -什么
[1:06:21]	the guy we had before you is now Secretary of State?	在你之前的法律顾问现在已经做国务卿了
[1:06:24]	I did not know that.	我之前真不知道
[1:06:27]	A little joke, perhaps not the time–	开个小玩笑 可能不是开玩笑的时候…
[1:06:29]	What exactly can I help you with?	我具体的能怎么协助您
[1:06:31]	So, why would the CIA director send a memo on work orders?	看这个 为什么中央情报局局长要用工作程序单发内部通知
[1:06:34]	‘Cause they weren’t calling it a war yet.	因为他们还不准备承认它是战争
[1:06:35]	Okay, I’ve got turkey with mustard,	注意 我这里有火鸡芥子酱的
[1:06:37]	-roast beef with horseradish. -Oh, I’ll take it.	-烤牛肉山葵味儿的 -哦 这个我要
[1:06:39]	Howard, come look at this.	霍华德 快过来看看
[1:06:40]	-Chal, you’ve gotta see this– -Take a napkin.	-查儿 你必须过来看看这个… -拿张餐巾纸
[1:06:42]	it’s a full analysis of McNamara’s changing view of the war.	这是一个对于麦克纳马拉对于这场战争的看法转变的整个分析报告
[1:06:45]	Does it say anything about why…?	里面说为什么了么…
[1:06:46]	So, we knew they were gonna assassinate Diem.	所以 我们知道他们将要暗杀德姆
[1:06:47]	Yeah, and they did nothing to stop it.	是的 然后我们没做任何事去阻止它
[1:06:49]	I think I got something on McNamara on the fireplace–	我想我找到了麦克纳马拉的一些马脚 在那个壁炉那里
[1:06:51]	the other fireplace.	另外一个壁炉
[1:06:54]	Murray, where’s the back half of this one?	默里 这个的后半段在哪
[1:06:58]	Tell me these aren’t the classified documents	别告诉我这些就是机密文件
[1:07:00]	from the McNamara study.	是麦克纳马拉研究中的那些
[1:07:02]	-4,000 pages of it. -Hungry?	-4000页都是 -饿吗
[1:07:05]	I need to use a phone.	我需要用下你的电话
[1:07:06]	There’s uh, one in the other room.	这儿有 那件房里就有一部
[1:07:09]	-Is that it? -This is it, this is it.	-是这个吗 -就是这个 是这个
[1:07:13]	This is gonna happen.	这样就板上钉钉了
[1:07:56]	Hi, thanks for letting me drop by.	嗨 谢谢你同意让我到访
[1:07:59]	-Marg still napping? -Yeah, yeah.	-玛格还在睡午觉吗 -是啊 是啊
[1:08:02]	Do you mind if we talk in the center?	你介意进来些说话吗
[1:08:03]	-Just so I can hear her. -No, no	-我只是需要站在能听见她的地方 -不会 不会
[1:08:05]	-She wakes… -Of course not.	-她醒了之后…-当然不介意
[1:08:06]	I can’t stay long, I’ve got a	我不能待太久 我一会儿还有
[1:08:07]	-big event at the house later. -I guess you’ve	-一个在我家办的大活动 -我猜你已经
[1:08:09]	read everything now.	阅读了所有的东西
[1:08:12]	Yes, I have, I have. Yes.	嗯 我读了 读了 是的
[1:08:14]	And I went over it again this morning.	然后今早我又读了一遍
[1:08:16]	All of it.	所有的内容
[1:08:19]	And I just…	然后 我只是…
[1:08:22]	Forgive me, Bob, I…	请原谅我的冒昧 鲍勃 我…
[1:08:24]	know you’re dealing with so much, but	我知道你要面对处理太多的事情了 但是
[1:08:27]	but it’s just, it’s so hard to, um,	但是 就是 太难了 嗯
[1:08:30]	try to make sense of why	很难理解到底是为什么
[1:08:32]	of how you could have done all these things.	你会做这些事情
[1:08:35]	How you could just lie to us all.	你怎么能就这样的对我们全部人撒谎
[1:08:37]	Well… i-it’s easy	听着… 太简单了
[1:08:38]	for the papers to characterize us	报纸要给我们戴上骗子的高帽实在是太简单了
[1:08:41]	as liars, we were just trying to push back–	我们只是试图去推迟…
[1:08:43]	Yeah, but you let it go on, and on, and–	是啊 你怎么能一直让这个骗局演下去 一直一直的
[1:08:46]	My son is home now and safe–Thank God.	现在我的儿子平安的回家了 谢谢上帝
[1:08:49]	But you watched him go.	但是当初是你亲自目送他去那里的
[1:08:51]	You knew we couldn’t win over there	你知道我们去那里根本是输定了的
[1:08:52]	for years and years and years, and yet you let me…	年复一年 然后你竟然让我…
[1:08:57]	You let so many of our friends send our boys off…	你让我们那么多的朋友送我们的儿子去了战场上…
[1:09:00]	Kay, we were doing the best we could.	凯 我们已经尽可能的努力的在做了
[1:09:03]	It was domino theory, containment.	那是多米诺效应 去牵制他们的策略
[1:09:06]	And eventually, we felt that military pressure	我们觉得终有一天 在军事打击的压力下
[1:09:08]	was the only thing that was gonna drive Ho Chi Minh to the table.	那是唯一一个可以把胡志明（越南民主共和国主席）送上谈判桌的方法
[1:09:11]	Our decision-making process was–	我们做出决策的过程方法是
[1:09:13]	“Flawed.”	“大错特错的”
[1:09:19]	It was flawed. That’s what your study said.	它是错误的 你自己的研究报告上说的
[1:09:24]	Yes.	是的
[1:09:28]	I do believe	但是我相信
[1:09:29]	that you were trying to do your best.	你当时是竭尽全力的
[1:09:34]	And I know how difficult it can be	我知道这可以有多难
[1:09:36]	to make choices that will…	来做出选择
[1:09:38]	That’s kind of you.	你人真好
[1:09:41]	Oh, well, what comes next might not be so kind.	得了吧 接下来的事情可不会那么友好
[1:09:47]	You have the papers?	你有那些报纸么
[1:09:49]	Oh.	噢
[1:09:51]	Let’s just say	我们不如说
[1:09:52]	I may have	我可能
[1:09:54]	a big decision to make.	要做出一个重大的决定
[1:10:01]	They will argue it’s a violation of the Espionage Act.	他们会认为这违反反间谍法了
[1:10:04]	That is a felony, Ben.	本 那是重罪
[1:10:05]	That’s only-only if the documents we print	那只有当我们出版的文件
[1:10:07]	could damage the United States.	损害到了美国利益的时候才会
[1:10:08]	There’s a federal judge in New York	纽约联邦政府的法官会
[1:10:10]	who seems to think that they could.	有足够的能力能做到这点
[1:10:11]	Well, I’ve got six seasoned journalists in the next room	好吧 我隔壁房间有6个记者
[1:10:14]	who’ve been reporting on this war for the last ten years.	他们在过去的十年里报道过这场战争
[1:10:16]	And I’ll lay odds that they have a better idea	而且我相信他们会有更好的办法
[1:10:18]	of what could damage the United States	来打击美国
[1:10:19]	than some judge who is just now	而不是像一些法官
[1:10:21]	wading in this territory for the first time.	第一次涉这趟浑水
[1:10:23]	“Wading”, is that a metaphor for Vietnam?	涉这趟浑水 这是对越南的的隐喻吗
[1:10:26]	Okay, Ben, look, we know your reporters are talented.	好吧 本 我们知道你的记者都很有能力
[1:10:29]	But The New York Times spent three months	但纽约时报花了三个月的时间
[1:10:31]	going over these documents.	查阅完这些文件
[1:10:33]	You’ve got what–seven hours now until the paper goes to press?	你有多少时间 七个小时 然后就出版报纸
[1:10:36]	Can you honestly tell me that that is enough time	你能诚实地告诉我 这时间足够
[1:10:39]	to make sure not a single	以保证这不仅仅只是一个
[1:10:42]	military plan, not a single U.S. soldier,	军事计划 不会使每一个美国的士兵
[1:10:44]	not a single American life will be put in harm’s way,	每一个美国人的生活受到伤害
[1:10:47]	that this will do no damage to the United States if you publish?	并且在你发表了以后 这不会损害到美国
[1:10:50]	Yes.	是的
[1:10:54]	You’re sure about that?	你确定吗
[1:10:55]	No! That’s why I called you guys.	不 这就是我让你们过来的原因
[1:10:59]	Look, Kay, I know why The Times ran the story.	听着 凯 我知道纽约时报为什么写那篇故事
[1:11:02]	But you need to understand,	但你必须明白
[1:11:03]	the study was for posterity. It was written for academics	这份研究是留给后人的 它是写给以后的那些学者的
[1:11:07]	in the future and right now, we’re still in the middle of the war.	但现在 我们还是身处于战争中
[1:11:09]	The papers can’t be objective.	这些报纸的内容太过于客观了
[1:11:11]	I suppose the public has a right to know.	我知道公众有权利知道这些
[1:11:13]	But I would prefer	但我更倾向于
[1:11:15]	that the study not be made widely available	不让这文件被广泛的传播
[1:11:17]	until it can be read with some perspective.	得等到人们能带着不同观点去阅读它
[1:11:19]	-You understand. -Mm.	你知道的 嗯
[1:11:24]	We’ve been through a lot, haven’t we?	我们一起经历了很多 对吧？
[1:11:27]	You and Marg.	你和梅格
[1:11:28]	You were there for me.	你们一直陪伴着我
[1:11:30]	At the lowest point of my life.	当我在人生的最低谷时期
[1:11:32]	You helped me.	你们帮助了我
[1:11:34]	You’ve selected my entire board.	你们帮我选择了我整个董事会的人
[1:11:36]	You’re my most trusted advisor.	你们是我最信任的顾问
[1:11:39]	My dear friend.	我亲爱的朋友
[1:11:41]	But my feelings	但我的感受
[1:11:43]	about that and about you can’t	关于 关于你不能
[1:11:45]	uh, be part of this decision to publish or not.	嗯 决定是否发表这些
[1:11:49]	I’m here asking	我现在是在询问
[1:11:51]	your advice, Bob, not your permission.	你的意见 鲍勃 而不是你的同意
[1:11:56]	Well,	好吧
[1:11:57]	then as one of your most trusted advisors,	那么 作为你最信任的顾问中的其中一个
[1:11:59]	and someone who knows how much you care about this company,	和作为一个清楚知道你有多么在乎这家报社的人
[1:12:01]	I’m worried, Kay.	凯 我很担心
[1:12:02]	You know, I worked in Washington for ten years	你知道我在华盛顿工作了10年
[1:12:04]	I’ve seen these people up close.	我曾经很接近地见过这些人
[1:12:05]	Bobby and Lyndon, they were tough customers.	博比和林顿 他们都是苛刻的客户
[1:12:07]	But Nixon is different.	但尼克松不一样
[1:12:10]	He’s got some real bad people around him.	他周围有一些很恶劣的人
[1:12:12]	And if you publish, he’ll get the very worst of them	而且如果你发表了 他会知道这些坏消息
[1:12:14]	the Colsons, and the Ehrlichmans and he’ll crush you.	科尔森跟埃里希曼家族的人 还有尼克松 他们会摧毁你的
[1:12:17]	I know, he’s just awful, but I–	我知道 他是个糟糕的人 但我－－
[1:12:18]	He’s a–Nixon’s a son of a bitch!	他是 尼克松就是个杂种
[1:12:20]	He hates you, he hates Ben.	他恨你 他恨本
[1:12:22]	He’s wanted to ruin the paper for years.	他很多年以前就想要摧毁这文件了
[1:12:23]	And you will not get a second chance, Kay.	而你不会有第二个机会了 凯
[1:12:26]	The Richard Nixon I know	我认识的理查德·尼克松
[1:12:27]	will muster the full power of the presidency.	他将会集合他所有的全部职权
[1:12:29]	And if there’s a way to destroy your paper,	如果有任何方法来摧毁你的报纸
[1:12:31]	by God, he’ll find it!	上帝 他会找到那方法的
[1:12:36]	-Publish information that harms -I told you	公布的信息会损害 – 我告诉过你
[1:12:38]	-national security. -there’ nothing in there.	– 国家机密 – 这其实并不存在
[1:12:40]	If there is, the paper will be prosecuted.	如果有 这报纸会被检举的
[1:12:41]	Isn’t that why you’re here?	这不就是你在这里的原因
[1:12:43]	Yes, Ben, but if we lose–	好的 本 如果我们失去－
[1:12:44]	Oh, with what we pay you, you really shouldn’t lose.	噢 有我们给你的东西 你们的确不会失去什么
[1:12:46]	Ben, you need to listen to them.	本 你得听他们的
[1:12:47]	Hey, Fritz, good to see you.	嗨 弗里茨 很高兴见到你
[1:12:49]	This is about the future of the company.	这关乎报社的未来
[1:12:50]	-and ensuring there is one. -Oh, that’s a little melodramatic,	并且确保它能有一个未来 噢 这就有点夸张了
[1:12:52]	-don’t you think? -Melodramatic.	你不觉得吗 是夸张的
[1:12:53]	You’re talking about exposing years of government secrets.	你们说的是曝光政府多年来的秘密
[1:12:58]	I can’t imagine they’re gonna take that lightly.	我不敢相信他们说得如此轻松
[1:13:00]	You could jeopardize the public offering.	你们会损害到公开销售证券的
[1:13:02]	You could jeopardize our television stations.	你们会损害我们电视台的
[1:13:04]	You know a felon can’t hold a broadcast license.	你们知道一个重罪犯是不能有广播牌照的
[1:13:06]	You think I give two shits about the television stations?	你认为我在乎两个他妈的电视台
[1:13:08]	You should, they make a hell of a lot more money than you do.	你必须的 它们能比你赚多好多的钱
[1:13:10]	And without that revenue, we’d be forced to sell.	没有这些收益 我们将会被迫卖掉他们
[1:13:13]	If the government wins and we’re convicted,	如果政府赢了 我们被定罪了
[1:13:15]	the Washington Post as we know it will cease to exist.	我们认识的华盛顿邮报会被终止发行
[1:13:18]	Well, if we live in- in a world where	好吧 如果我们生活在 一个
[1:13:19]	the government could tell us what we can and cannot print,	政府指使我们什么可以发表 什么不可以的世界里
[1:13:21]	then the Washington Post as we know it	那我们认识的华盛顿邮报
[1:13:22]	has already ceased to exist.	就已经不存在了
[1:13:26]	What if we wait?	如果我们等一等呢？
[1:13:29]	What if we hold off on printing today?	如果我们拖延到印刷的那一天呢
[1:13:31]	And instead we call the Attorney General	同时我们可以打电话给总检察长
[1:13:32]	and we tell him that we intend to print on Sunday.	告诉他我们计划在周日印刷
[1:13:36]	That way, we give them and us time to figure out	这样 我们能给他们和我们自己时间来思考
[1:13:38]	the legality of all of it,	这整件事的合法性
[1:13:40]	while the court in New York decides The Times case.	当纽约的法院在思考纽约时报那件事的时候
[1:13:42]	You’re suggesting we alert the Attorney General	你是在暗示我们提醒总检察长
[1:13:45]	to the fact that we have these documents	我们有这些文件
[1:13:47]	that we’re going to print	而且我们将会
[1:13:48]	in a few days.	在几天后出版
[1:13:53]	Well, yes, that is the…idea.	是的 这是一个 想法
[1:13:57]	Yeah, well,	好吧
[1:13:58]	outside of landing the Hindenburg in a lightning storm,	除了在雷暴的天气里登陆兴登堡
[1:14:01]	that’s about the shittiest idea I’ve ever heard.	这是我听过的最糟糕的主意
[1:14:03]	Oh, boy.	噢 你太年轻了
[1:14:12]	Oh, here’s the man of the hour.	噢 这位是个风云人物
[1:14:17]	Ah, I’m found.	啊 我发现了
[1:14:18]	Thank you, Kay, you didn’t have to got through all this trouble.	谢谢 凯 你没必要陷入这困境
[1:14:21]	We had to turn him away at the door, didn’t we, dear.	我们得把他关在门外 是吧 亲爱的
[1:14:24]	-Oh, Gene. -Mrs. Graham.	噢 吉恩 格雷厄姆女士
[1:14:27]	So, everything okay?	嗯 一切都正常吧
[1:14:29]	Uh, it’s gotten pretty hot over at Ben’s house.	啊 本房间的气氛好像变得很紧张
[1:14:32]	Oh, things are not going well?	噢 事情发展得不太顺
[1:14:35]	No, Ben and Mr. Beebe are real loggerheads.	不 本和毕比先生都在争论不休
[1:14:38]	Fritz and Ben on opposite sides?	弗里茨和本的意见不同
[1:14:41]	I made a commitment to publish these papers.	我保证过要发表这些文件的
[1:14:43]	Yes, and if you would tell us who you made that commitment to…	是的 如果你能告诉我们你是给谁做出承诺的…
[1:14:47]	-Enjoying the fight? -Yeah, who’s winning?	玩得很开心 普朗克 是的 谁赢了
[1:14:50]	Nixon.	尼克松
[1:14:51]	I didn’t see him come in.	我没看见他进来
[1:14:52]	Really? He’s got his hand so far up Fritz’ ass.	是吗他的手伸得很长 都能碰到弗里茨的屁股了
[1:14:56]	Where is Fritz?	弗里茨在哪
[1:15:02]	That–	在那－
[1:15:02]	That–not in so many words, but you’re a bunch of lawyers.	那－没有直接说 但你们是一群律师
[1:15:06]	If we’re not gonna publish,	既然我们不会发表这些
[1:15:07]	why are we busting our rear ends, Ben?	那我们为什么要惹事生非呢 本
[1:15:10]	Keep writing.	你继续写就是了
[1:15:11]	And uh, what, could–	还有
[1:15:12]	Could you stop playing chopsticks?	你能不能不要玩筷子了
[1:15:20]	What’s up there, Fritz?	什么事 弗里茨
[1:15:22]	Calling Kay.	给凯打电话
[1:15:24]	I’m sorry, Ben.	本 我很抱歉
[1:15:26]	I know you want this.	我知道你想要做这件事
[1:15:27]	There’ll be another one.	下次还有机会
[1:15:30]	Like hell there will be.	去他妈的下次
[1:15:41]	Uh, hello, hello, I’m making a telephone call.	额 有人吗 有人接听吗
[1:15:43]	Yeah, well, it’s my house	听着呢 这是我家
[1:15:45]	-so I-I’ll be on the call. -All right, Ben.	-所以我在接电话 -好吧 本
[1:15:48]	I just want to- to thank you all	我想感谢诸位
[1:15:50]	for coming out this evening	谢谢你们今晚的出席
[1:15:52]	to help me launch Harry Gladstein and his	帮助我将哈利 格拉斯坦因和他的新帆船
[1:15:56]	new sailboat into the… Chesapeake Bay.	靠进切萨皮克湾
[1:16:00]	And into his very well-earned retirement.	并且迎来了他应得的退休生活
[1:16:05]	Let me just tell you a little bit	让我告诉你们一点小故事
[1:16:07]	about why I’m so wild about Harry.	也就是我为什么这么喜欢哈利
[1:16:10]	Mrs. Graham, it’s Mr. Beebe on the phone.	格雷厄姆夫人 是毕比先生的电话
[1:16:13]	In uh, 1949, wasn’t it?	大概是1949年 是吗?
[1:16:16]	Uh, Phil Graham first brought Harry to the company.	菲尔格林厄姆第一次带哈利来公司
[1:16:19]	-I’m afraid they need you now -And I remember he told me.	-恐怕他们现在就需要您 -我还记得他跟我说
[1:16:21]	Mrs. Graham.	格林厄姆夫人
[1:16:24]	They’re now–	他们现在—-
[1:16:27]	Uh, oh, dear. I’m so sorry.	哦 亲爱的 我很抱歉
[1:16:30]	Forgive me, Harry.	原谅我 哈利
[1:16:32]	I think I’ll have to suspend.	我想我得先暂停了
[1:16:35]	Well, you’re paying the overtime.	你可要付加班费了
[1:16:38]	Be right back.	我很快回来
[1:16:43]	We should wait.	我们应该再等等
[1:16:44]	Yeah, I understand, Ben, but if you wait a day…	是 我明白 本 但如果你等到…
[1:16:49]	Fritz on the phone for me?	弗里茨电话找我吗
[1:16:51]	We should be on this call.	我们需要保持在线
[1:16:52]	Well, there’s an extension in the living room.	客厅还有一部电话
[1:16:54]	Liz, show them where, please, thank you.	利兹 带他们去找一下电话 谢谢
[1:17:07]	-Hello, Fritz? -Hello, Kay.	-你好 弗里茨 -你好 凯
[1:17:10]	Would you like me to catch you up?	你想让我帮你连线吗?
[1:17:11]	I say we can, he says we can’t. There, you’re caught up.	我说我们行 他说我们不行 好了你连上了
[1:17:14]	-Ben? -Hello, it’s Art.	-本 -你好 我是亚特
[1:17:15]	Uh, Ben, there are concerns here	本 我们有些事情
[1:17:18]	that are frankly above your pay grade.	坦白说超过了你这个工资等级该操心的范畴
[1:17:20]	Well, there’s a few above yours.	没错 是有一些超过了你该操心的范畴
[1:17:21]	Like fucking freedom of the press.	比如他妈的出版权自由
[1:17:23]	Let’s just be civil if we can.	我们文明一点好吗
[1:17:25]	Do you think Nixon is going to be civil?	你觉得尼克松会跟你文明吗
[1:17:27]	He is trying to censor the goddamn New York Times.	他正在试图删改他妈的纽约时报
[1:17:30]	Yes, The Times, not The Post.	是的 是纽约时报 不是华盛顿邮报
[1:17:31]	It’s the same damn thing!	这他妈是一回事
[1:17:33]	This is an historic fight. If they lose, we lose.	这是一场历史性的决战 如果他们输掉 我们也会输掉
[1:17:37]	Hello, is someone on the phone?	你好 有人在听吗
[1:17:39]	This is Phil.	我是菲尔
[1:17:40]	Is that Phil Geyelin?	是菲尔 盖林吗
[1:17:42]	Uh, yes, Mrs. Graham.	是的 格林厄姆夫人
[1:17:44]	Good, I’d like you to weigh in if you would.	好 我想听听你对这事的看法
[1:17:47]	because I-I want to know what staff is feeling about this.	因为我-我想知道职员们作何感想
[1:17:50]	Uh, well, frankly, Mrs. Graham,	这个嘛 坦白讲 格林厄姆夫人
[1:17:53]	Ben Bagdikian and Chal Roberts have uh, both threatened to resign.	本 巴德迪肯和查尔 罗伯特都以辞职来威胁
[1:17:57]	If we don’t publish, that is.	如果我们我们不出版 他们就辞职
[1:18:00]	Come on, Kay, what do you expect?	说话啊 凯 你想怎么样
[1:18:01]	You’ve got nothing to lose.	你已经没什么可失去了
[1:18:02]	Due respect, we all	恕我直言 如果我们不出版
[1:18:03]	have everything to lose if we don’t publish	我们才会失去一切
[1:18:05]	What will happen to the reputation of this paper?	邮报的名誉会收到怎么样的影响
[1:18:08]	Everyone will find out we had the study.	每个人都会知道我们手握消息
[1:18:10]	Hell, I bet half the town knows already.	妈的 我敢打赌市里一半人早就知道了
[1:18:12]	What will it look like if we sit on our asses?	如果我们坐以待毙会看起来怎么样
[1:18:15]	It’ll look like we were prudent.	会让我们看起来很谨慎
[1:18:16]	It will look like we were afraid.	会让我们看起来很害怕
[1:18:18]	We will lose. The country will lose. Nixon wins.	我们会输掉 国家会输掉 而尼克松会赢
[1:18:21]	Nixon wins this one, and the next one.	尼克松桧赢下这一场 下一场
[1:18:23]	And all the ones after that because we were scared.	以及之后的每一场 因为我们害怕了
[1:18:25]	Because the only way to assert the right to publish is to publish.	因为维护出版权的唯一途径就是出版
[1:18:33]	Fritz, i-is Fritz-Fritz there?	弗里茨 弗里茨在吗
[1:18:38]	Fritz are you on?	弗里茨你在吗
[1:18:41]	I’m here, Kay.	我在 凯
[1:18:45]	W-What do you think?	你怎么想
[1:18:49]	W-What do you think I should do?	你认为我应该怎么做
[1:18:54]	I think…	我认为…
[1:18:56]	there are arguments on both sides.	两方都各有论据
[1:19:03]	But I guess I wouldn’t publish.	但我想我不会出版
[1:19:28]	Let’s-Let’s go.	我们-我们走
[1:19:29]	Let’s-Let’s do it.	我们-我们去做
[1:19:30]	Let’s-Let’s–	我们-我们—
[1:19:31]	Let’s go, let’s go, let’s go. Let’s–	我们走 我们走 我们走 我们—-
[1:19:32]	Let’s publish.	我们出版
[1:19:38]	-What? -Phil?	-怎么说 -菲尔
[1:19:40]	-What? -What’d she say?	-怎么说？-她说什么
[1:19:42]	We go.	我们走
[1:19:46]	She says we publish.	她说 我们出版
[1:19:49]	-Hot damn. -My God.	-我靠 -我天
[1:19:50]	-Holy shit. -Let’s get this out.	-我去 -我们快点弄出来
[1:19:52]	Holy shit.	-我去
[1:19:54]	-I need that, Meg. -Oh, sorry.	-我需要那个 梅格 -哦 抱歉
[1:19:55]	W-W-Wait,	等等
[1:19:56]	-I need the notes. -Sorry, sorry.	-我需要笔记 -抱歉 抱歉
[1:19:58]	We got uh,	我们只有
[1:19:59]	two hours to get it to the…	只有2小时来把这个…
[1:20:01]	I got it, hold on.	我知道了 稳住
[1:20:05]	-W-W-Wait, who’ takin’ it? -I got it.	-等等 谁接这个 -我来
[1:20:07]	All right, call uh national desk, tell ’em Bagdikian’s coming with us.	好了 给-全国办事处打电话 告诉他们巴格迪肯跟我们一起
[1:20:10]	Done!	搞定了
[1:20:12]	All right, get it in the paper.	好 把这个加进报纸
[1:20:13]	Editorial meeting.	编辑开会
[1:20:15]	-Ben. -Yes.	-本 -在
[1:20:26]	-That it? -That’s it.	-这个吗 -没错
[1:20:39]	You, you got half an hour.	你 给你半个小时
[1:20:52]	I’m uh, I’m not sure how much thought	我不确定你对这个决定
[1:20:55]	you put into this decision, but we still have time.	付诸了多少思考 但我们还有时间
[1:20:57]	The print deadline’s not till midnight.	印稿时间截点在午夜
[1:20:59]	I know when the print deadline is.	我知道截点是什么时候
[1:21:01]	Look, I’m still, uh, learning how to do this,	听着 虽然我还在学习怎么做
[1:21:03]	but everything I know about business tells me	但我知道的关于经营的所有经验都告诉我
[1:21:05]	you’re making a serious mistake here.	你正在犯一个严重的错误
[1:21:07]	One that will cost you and your paper dearly.	这错误会给你和你的报纸带来沉重的代价
[1:21:09]	And hurt every person gathered here,	并且会伤害到这里的每一个人
[1:21:11]	not to mention the hundreds of others who work for you.	更别说为你工作的另外那数百人
[1:21:14]	I’m just trying to put my thoughts together.	我只是先理清一下思路
[1:21:16]	Kay, all I want is-is what is best for you and your business.	凯 我只是想要你好 你的生意好
[1:21:20]	But I just got off the phone with a couple of bankers,	我刚刚跟几个银行家通过电话
[1:21:23]	and they think it’s possible, likely even,	他们认为 很多机构的投资者有可能 甚至很可能
[1:21:27]	that a number of their institutional investors will pull out	会因为你坚持出版
[1:21:30]	if you go ahead and publish, and if they pull out…	而撤资 如果他们撤资
[1:21:33]	Kay.	凯
[1:21:36]	You got a couple of hours.	你还有几个小时时间
[1:21:38]	For your sake	为了你自己
[1:21:39]	and for the sake of everyone of your employees,	也为了你每一个员工
[1:21:42]	I hope you will reconsider.	我希望你重新考虑
[1:21:51]	Give me a canister.	给我一个罐子
[1:21:58]	Get it downstairs, and I want the page editor	把这个拿下楼 我要页面编辑一直盯着
[1:22:00]	standin’ over lino till they got it ready to print.	直到印刷准备就位
[1:22:03]	Okay.	明白
[1:22:08]	Mr. Bagdikian.	巴格迪肯先生
[1:22:15]	I need to know your source.	我需要知道你的资源来源
[1:22:17]	I thought I was clear earlier.	我想我之前已经说清楚了
[1:22:20]	Well, we weren’t going to press earlier.	但我们之前没打算报道的
[1:22:22]	Yeah, well, my answer’s the same.	好吧 我的答案没变
[1:22:25]	“This action has been commenced to enjoin The New York Times	这一行动已经开始禁止纽约时报
[1:22:28]	“and their agents from further disseminating or disclosing	和他们代理人的进一步传播或披露
[1:22:30]	certain alleged top secret documents”	某些所谓的绝密文件
[1:22:32]	Are you trying to piss me off?	你是要让我生气吗
[1:22:34]	No, not me, Judge Gurfein.	不 不是我 是格法因法官
[1:22:36]	If you look at the text of his restraining order–	如果你读了他的限制令的原文
[1:22:38]	I read his restraining order.	我读过限制令了
[1:22:40]	So then you know that if The Times was your source, we would be in	那么你知道 如果纽约时报是你的资源来源 我们将会
[1:22:43]	-direct violation of– -I did not get the study	-直接违反—- -我的报道不是
[1:22:45]	from The Times.	来自纽约时报
[1:22:47]	You’re sure?	你确定吗
[1:22:49]	We done?	结束了吗
[1:22:54]	Did you get it from their source?	你是从他们的线人处得来的消息吗
[1:23:03]	Excuse me?	你说什么
[1:23:07]	Did you get the study	你的消息来源
[1:23:10]	from the same source as The Times?	是不是和纽约时报的一样
[1:23:15]	We do not reveal our sources.	我们从不暴露我们的消息来源
[1:23:18]	“This action has been commenced to enjoin	“禁止《纽约时报》及其代理商
[1:23:20]	“The New York Times and its agents–“	“公开或传播-”
[1:23:22]	-I get it, I get it. -from disseminating or disclosing…	– 我知道 我知道 – 的命令即刻生效
[1:23:27]	If you got the study from the same source,	如果你是从和《纽约时报》相同的线人那里得到的消息
[1:23:29]	that would amount to collusion.	就算是串通了
[1:23:31]	Yeah, we could all be executed at dawn.	是的 黎明时候我们可能就被枪毙了
[1:23:36]	And we could be held in contempt of court.	而我们会因为蔑视法庭被捕
[1:23:39]	Which means Mr. Bradlee and Mrs. Graham could go to jail.	也就意味着布莱德利先生和格雷厄姆夫人会进监狱
[1:23:46]	Mr. Bagdikian,	巴格迪肯先生
[1:23:49]	how likely is it	你们的线人
[1:23:51]	that your source	和《纽约时报》的线人
[1:23:53]	and The Times’ source are the same person?	是相同的几率有多大
[1:23:57]	It’s likely.	有这个可能性
[1:24:00]	How likely?	多大的可能性
[1:24:04]	Very.	很大
[1:24:06]	-It’s very likely. -Yes.	– 可能性很大 – 好的
[1:24:19]	What is all this?	这都是什么
[1:24:21]	Lemonade earnings.	卖柠檬水的收益
[1:24:24]	Marina wanted me to put it away for safekeeping.	玛丽娜想让我收起来妥善保管
[1:24:27]	Ah, wow.	呃 哇
[1:24:34]	We’re publishing.	我们要出版了
[1:24:39]	Wow.	哇
[1:24:43]	I didn’t think Kay’d do it.	没想到凯会同意
[1:24:48]	That’s brave.	这很勇敢
[1:24:51]	Well, she’s not the only one who’s brave.	她不是唯一一个勇敢的人
[1:24:53]	Oh, what have you got to lose?	哦 你有什么好担心的
[1:24:57]	Uh, my job.	呃 我的工作
[1:24:58]	-My reputation. -Oh, Ben, please.	-我的声誉 -哦 本 拜托
[1:25:03]	We both know this will do nothing but	我们都知道这件事
[1:25:05]	burnish your reputation.	只会为你增添声望
[1:25:08]	And as for your job, you can always find another one.	至于工作 你总会找到其它工作的
[1:25:14]	If you’re tryin’ to make me feel better,	如果你是想让我好受点的话
[1:25:16]	there’s nicer ways to do it.	建议你换一种委婉的说法
[1:25:21]	You’re very brave.	你很勇敢
[1:25:25]	But Kay…	但是凯…
[1:25:27]	Kay is in a position she never thought she’d be in.	凯现在处于一种她不曾料到的境地
[1:25:32]	A position I’m sure plenty of people	我相信很多人也没想过
[1:25:34]	don’t think she should have.	她会处在这般境地
[1:25:37]	And when you’re told time and time again that you’re not good enough,	当你不断被告知 你还不够出色
[1:25:40]	that your opinion doesn’t matter as much,	你的意见不重要
[1:25:45]	when they don’t just look past you,	他们不仅仅忽略你
[1:25:48]	when to them, you’re not even there,	甚至视你为空气
[1:25:52]	when that’s been your reality for so long	而你都不敢相信
[1:25:54]	it’s hard not to let yourself think it’s true.	自己已经习以为常这么久了
[1:25:58]	So, to make this decision,	所以 做出这个决定
[1:26:01]	to risk her fortune and the company	冒着失去她视为生命的公司
[1:26:04]	that’s been her entire life,	和她的财产的风险
[1:26:08]	well, I think that’s brave.	我认为这很勇敢
[1:26:16]	-Bradlee. -Ben.	-布莱德利 -本
[1:26:18]	We got a problem.	我们遇到问题了
[1:26:31]	Remember this?	还记得这个吗
[1:26:35]	-The day before the funeral. -Yeah.	-葬礼的前一天 -是的
[1:26:36]	Wasn’t it?	不是吗
[1:26:38]	Yeah.	是的
[1:26:41]	I didn’t…I didn’t want to do it, but	我本来…我本来没想致词 但是
[1:26:45]	Fritz said I should go in and	弗里茨说我应该进去
[1:26:47]	say a few words to the board and	跟董事会说点什么
[1:26:51]	so,	所以
[1:26:52]	I-I tried to rehearse something	我准备了一段话练习
[1:26:55]	but it all turned out so awful	但是后来事情变的很糟糕
[1:26:58]	and before I knew it, the car was there ready to take me	我还没回过神来 车已经准备载我回去了
[1:27:00]	and then you came out.	然后你出来了
[1:27:03]	I remember.	我记得
[1:27:05]	You came out in your little nightgown and your robe.	你穿着你的小睡袍出来了
[1:27:08]	You hopped in the car with me, gave me this.	你和我一起上车 给了我这个
[1:27:13]	Somehow, you managed to scribble these notes for me	你帮我随便写了一些东西
[1:27:18]	so I’d know what to say.	这样我就知道致词说什么了
[1:27:22]	Well, I-I don’t have my glasses up here.	我的眼镜不在这
[1:27:24]	-So, just read it for me. -Mummy.	-所以 读给我听吧 -妈妈
[1:27:27]	Oh, come on, just, would you read it to me?	哦 拜托 可以读给我听吗
[1:27:34]	One, thank them.	第一 谢谢他们
[1:27:37]	Two,	第二
[1:27:38]	there has been a crisis but you know they will carry on.	虽然出现了危机但是他们会挺过去的
[1:27:42]	Three, never expected to be in this	第三 永远不要让自己陷入
[1:27:46]	situation.	这种境地
[1:27:49]	Four, going off to clear mind	第四 离开一段时间清理思绪
[1:27:52]	and think about the future.	并且考虑未来
[1:27:54]	Five, no changes at this time, paper will remain in the family.	第五 一切都不会变 报社还是家族企业
[1:27:59]	And six, and be carried on in the tradition	第六 传统要继续延续下去
[1:28:02]	-and so well said. -So well said	-以上 -以上
[1:28:06]	You know, I just wanted to hold on to the company	你知道 我只是想守住公司
[1:28:10]	for you and Don	为了你和唐
[1:28:12]	-and Willie and Stephen. -You did.	-还有威力和斯蒂芬 -你成功了
[1:28:14]	-You have. -Well.	-你做到了 -嗯
[1:28:18]	You know that quote–	你知道那句名言-
[1:28:22]	The quote,	名言
[1:28:23]	“A woman preaching is like a dog walking on its hind legs,	“一个妇女的劝诫就像狗用两条后腿走路”
[1:28:29]	“it’s not done well and	“虽说不完美
[1:28:32]	“you’re surprised to see it’s done at all.”	“但也是令人称奇了”
[1:28:36]	-Samuel Johnson. -Oh, Mummy.	-塞缪尔 约翰逊 -哦 妈妈
[1:28:38]	That’s a bunch of nonsense.	全是胡扯
[1:28:41]	No, but that’s the way we all thought then.	不 我们都是这样想的
[1:28:45]	You know.	你知道
[1:28:46]	I was never supposed to be in this job.	我本不该做这份工作的
[1:28:52]	When my father chose your dad to run the company,	当我父亲选择你爸爸来接管公司的时候
[1:28:56]	I thought it was the most natural thing in the world.	我觉得这简直太正常不过了
[1:28:59]	I was so proud because, you know,	我非常骄傲 你知道的
[1:29:01]	Phil was so brilliant and he was	菲尔那么聪明
[1:29:08]	so gifted and	又那么有天赋
[1:29:11]	but I thought that was the way it was supposed to be.	我认为一切本该如此
[1:29:14]	Everybody thought that way then.	每个人都是这么认为的
[1:29:18]	And I was raising you kids and	我抚养你们长大
[1:29:23]	I was happy	我很开心
[1:29:25]	in my life the way it was.	我的生活井井有序
[1:29:32]	But then when it all fell apart, you know, when	但是当这一切都崩塌的时候 你知道
[1:29:39]	when Phil died, it was just	当菲尔去世的时候
[1:29:42]	I was forty-five years old and I had never held a	我已经四十五岁了 而且我从未
[1:29:46]	I’d never had to hold a job in my life.	人生中从未有过工作
[1:29:52]	But I just, I loved the paper, you know, I do.	但是我只是 我爱报业 你知道的
[1:29:56]	I do so love the paper, I don’t want it to be my fault	我确实很爱这个行业 我不想它变成我的败笔
[1:30:01]	I don’t want to be the one who…	我不想是那个…
[1:30:03]	I don’t want to let	我不想让
[1:30:05]	Phil and my father and all of you kids	菲尔 我父亲和你们几个孩子
[1:30:09]	and everybody down.	还有大家失望
[1:30:12]	Mrs. Graham?	格雷厄姆夫人
[1:30:23]	You ran here?	你跑过来的
[1:30:24]	Yeah.	是的
[1:30:27]	There’s been a bit of a uh,	事情有点
[1:30:29]	a complication.	复杂
[1:30:32]	I didn’t understand at first but now everything is of a different light.	我一开始不明白但是现在一切都变了
[1:30:35]	Our source might be the same as The New York Times’.	我们的线人和《纽约时报》的线人是一样的
[1:30:39]	Okay.	好的
[1:30:41]	If so, we could be held in contempt.	如果是这样的话我们会因为蔑视法庭被捕
[1:30:43]	Meaning?	意思是
[1:30:45]	Well, we could all go to prison.	我们可能会进监狱
[1:30:51]	Now putting that aside,	先撇开这个不说
[1:30:54]	Katharine, I-I’ve come to realize just	凯瑟琳 我才意识到
[1:30:58]	just how much you have at stake.	你现在的处境岌岌可危
[1:31:29]	Paul, I’m glad you’re here.	保罗 很高兴你来
[1:31:31]	Fritz is sitting with Mrs. Graham now.	弗里茨正和格雷厄姆夫人在一起
[1:31:33]	-Ben is here. -Yes, I figured he would be.	-本来了 -是的 我就猜他会来的
[1:31:59]	-Jesus Christ. -Mr. Bradlee,	-天哪 -布莱德利先生
[1:32:00]	if you knew Mr. Bagdikian received the study from	如果你知道巴格迪肯先生是从
[1:32:03]	-the same source at the time, -Well, I didn’t know because	-同一线人那里得到消息的话 -我不知道 因为
[1:32:04]	-that would have been useful… -I’m not in the habit of asking	-这是很重要的情报… -我不会随便问
[1:32:06]	my reporters who their sources are,	我的线人们消息来自哪
[1:32:07]	and if you’ve spent any time in a real	如果你在任何一家报社呆过
[1:32:09]	goddamn newspaper, you’d know why.	你都会知道为什么
[1:32:10]	You understand he’s trying to help you, Ben?	你知道他在想办法帮你吗 本
[1:32:12]	Mrs. Graham, hi.	格雷厄姆夫人 你好
[1:32:15]	We can all-	我们都-
[1:32:16]	We can all appreciate why Ben wants to publish	我们都理解为什么本想要发表
[1:32:19]	and if these papers had come from someone else,	如果别的报社先我们一步发表出来
[1:32:20]	we might have been able to skirt the issue.	我们本来可以回避这个问题的
[1:32:24]	Anything from the folks upstairs?	上边的人来消息了吗
[1:32:26]	No.	没有
[1:32:27]	We gotta start the run	我们得开始运作了
[1:32:28]	or we won’t get to the carriers on time.	要不然我们无法按时运出
[1:32:34]	I disagreed with you earlier, but I thought it brave, but this?	我以前不同意你的观点 但我认为这很勇敢 但是这件事呢
[1:32:38]	If we were to publish knowing this,	如果我们要公开知道这个的话
[1:32:39]	it would just be irresponsible.	那只是一种不负责任
[1:32:41]	Fritz, do you agree?	弗里茨 你同意吗
[1:32:44]	Well, I don’t particularly like the idea of Kay as a convicted felon.	好吧 我不太喜欢让凯去当被告这个主意
[1:32:49]	And then there’s the issue of the prospectus.	还有招股说明书的问题
[1:32:51]	Based on the conversations I’ve had with my friends at Cravath	我从卡拉瓦什律师事务所的朋友口中得知的
[1:32:53]	I believe a criminal indictment would	我认为刑事诉讼会被定为
[1:32:55]	qualify as a catastrophic event.	一个灾难性的事件
[1:32:58]	And given the likelihood of indictment now…	考虑到起诉的可能性
[1:33:02]	Kay, it could–	凯 它可能会
[1:33:03]	Yes, I…I understand.	是的 我 我明白
[1:33:07]	We uh, we have a responsibility to the company, to the-	我们 我们要对公司 对
[1:33:11]	all the employees and to the long term health of the paper.	全体的员工和报纸的长期运作负责
[1:33:15]	Absolutely, Kay.	当然 凯
[1:33:20]	Yes. However, um…	是的 然而 呃
[1:33:31]	The prospectus also talks about	招股说明书也谈到
[1:33:33]	the mission of the paper which is	报纸的使命是
[1:33:36]	outstanding news collection and reporting,	做出优秀的新闻收集和报道
[1:33:38]	isn’t that right?	不是吗
[1:33:40]	Yes.	是的
[1:33:40]	And…	而且
[1:33:42]	And it also says	它还说
[1:33:44]	that the newspaper will be dedicated	报纸是要致力于
[1:33:46]	to the welfare of the nation	国家福利
[1:33:48]	and to the, uh… principles of a free press.	还有 呃 言论自由的准则
[1:33:51]	Yes, but…	是的 但是
[1:33:51]	So,	所以
[1:33:53]	one could argue	有人可能会说
[1:33:55]	that the bankers were put on notice.	银行家们会被警告
[1:33:57]	But Kay, these are extraordinary circumstances.	但是凯 这些都是非常特殊的情况
[1:33:59]	Are they? Are they? For a newspaper?	是吗 是吗 对一个新闻报纸来说
[1:34:02]	One that covers the Nixon White House?	一个报道了尼克森白宫政府的新闻报纸
[1:34:05]	Can you guarantee me that we could go to print	你能跟我保证我们的士兵在印刷的时候
[1:34:07]	without endangering any of our soldiers–	不会受到生命威胁吗
[1:34:10]	You can’t be considering–	你无法考虑到
[1:34:11]	I’m talking to Mr. Bradlee now.	我正在和布莱德利先生讲话
[1:34:17]	Fritz, you’re not gonna let her do this, she can’t–	弗里茨 你不能让她这么做的 她不能
[1:34:20]	Oh, no, she can, Arthur.	哦 不 它可以 亚瑟
[1:34:23]	And it’s entirely her decision.	她可以全权决定
[1:34:24]	Kay, you’re allowing Mr. Bradlee	凯 你正让布莱德利先生
[1:34:26]	to uh, t-t-to lead you to folly.	带着你做出愚蠢的事
[1:34:28]	The legacy of the company is at stake.	公司的遗产岌岌可危
[1:34:30]	-And if you want to -Arthur.	– 如果你想 – 亚瑟
[1:34:31]	protect that legacy,	保住这份产业
[1:34:33]	This company has been in my life	这家公司在我的生命中
[1:34:35]	for longer than most of the people working there have been alive	比大多数在那里工作的人都要长
[1:34:37]	so I don’t need the lecture on legacy.	所以我不需要去申明这份产业
[1:34:42]	And this is no longer my father’s company.	这已经不再是我父亲的公司了
[1:34:46]	It’s no longer my husband’s company.	也不再是我丈夫的公司
[1:34:48]	It’s my company.	这是我的公司
[1:34:51]	And anyone who thinks otherwise	那些不这样想的人
[1:34:52]	probably doesn’t belong on my board.	不应该在我的董事会里面
[1:34:56]	Can you guarantee me that we–	你能和我保证我们
[1:34:58]	One hundred percent.	百分之百
[1:34:59]	All right then.	那好吧
[1:35:01]	My decision stands.	就这样定了
[1:35:04]	And I’m	我
[1:35:07]	going to bed.	要去睡觉了
[1:35:24]	It’s Ben Bradlee.	我是本·布莱德利
[1:35:25]	Run it.	开动吧
[1:35:26]	Yes, sir.	好的
[1:35:27]	Start it up.	启动吧
[1:36:29]	Here we go.	我们开始吧
[1:36:45]	Let’s go! Let’s go!	我们走 快走
[1:36:49]	More here!	多放一些
[1:37:03]	I’ve got the Assistant Attorney General.	是总检察长助理的电话
[1:37:05]	Put him on.	接起来
[1:37:07]	Good morning.	早上好
[1:37:09]	Good morning, this is William Rehnquist	早上好 我是威廉·哈布斯·伦奎斯特
[1:37:10]	from the office of legal counsel at Justice.	来自司法法律顾问办公室
[1:37:13]	Yes, sir.	嗯 先生
[1:37:14]	Mr. Bradlee, I have been advised by the Secretary of Defense	布拉德利先生 国防部长建议我
[1:37:17]	that the material published in The Washington Post this morning	今天早上在华盛顿邮报上发表的内容
[1:37:21]	contains the information relating	包含的信息牵联到了
[1:37:22]	to the national defense of the United States	美国国防部
[1:37:25]	and bears a top secret classification.	包含了最高级别的机密
[1:37:28]	As such the publication of this information	因此 公布这一信息
[1:37:30]	is directly prohibited by the Espionage Act,	直接违反了《间谍法案》中的
[1:37:33]	Title 18 of the United States Code,	美国法典第18条
[1:37:36]	Section 793.	793节
[1:37:38]	As publication will cause irreparable injury	因为公布将造成无法弥补的后果
[1:37:41]	to the defense interests of the United States,	为了美国的国防利益
[1:37:43]	I respectfully request that you publish no further	我恳请您停止出版
[1:37:46]	information of this character.	这部分的内容
[1:37:49]	And advise me that you have made arrangements	并且安排妥当之后请通知我
[1:37:51]	for the return of these documents	然后将这些文件归还到
[1:37:53]	to the Department of Defense.	给国防部门
[1:37:55]	Well, thank you for the call, Mr. Rehnquist.	好的 谢谢你打电话给我 伦奎斯特先生
[1:37:57]	But I’m sure you understand, I must respectfully decline.	但我相信你明白 我必须谢绝
[1:38:02]	I appreciate your time.	感谢你抽出时间
[1:38:08]	What’s next?	下一步呢
[1:38:10]	We’re going to court.	我们要上法庭了
[1:38:11]	Today.	今天
[1:38:12]	*f we get a ruling in our favor or The Times does,	如果判决对我们有利或者对《纽约时报》有利
[1:38:15]	we’ll be at the Supreme Court sometime next week.	下周的某天我们会上最高法院
[1:38:32]	We’re focusing on Johnson.	我们关注的是约翰逊
[1:38:36]	I don’t want any more arguments, it’s about shoes and about dresses.	我不想再争辩了 这就是鞋子和穿着的问题
[1:38:40]	Sorry.	不好意思
[1:38:46]	Your Honor, the stories published in The Times	法官阁下 《纽约时报》出版的故事
[1:38:48]	and now The Post have created a diplomatic and security disaster	而现在华盛顿邮报也出版的已经造成了外交和安全的灾难
[1:38:50]	for the United States.	对美国来说
[1:38:52]	How exactly have these papers created a diplomatic disaster?	这些报纸究竟是如何造成外交灾难的
[1:38:55]	Why would other countries talk to us in confidence	为什么其他的国家会信任我们
[1:38:58]	if secrets like these can be leaked?	如果连这样的秘密都能被泄露的话
[1:38:59]	So, does this make it difficult for the President to govern?	那么 这是否给总统统理造成困难了呢
[1:39:02]	If the President can’t keep secrets, he can’t govern.	如果总统不能保守秘密 他就不能统理
[1:39:05]	Nothing less than the integrity of the presidency is at stake.	总统的诚信将会岌岌可危
[1:39:09]	Yes, I know.	是的 我明白
[1:39:11]	I’m sure it has rattled investors, Terry.	我确信它已经惹恼了投资者 特里
[1:39:13]	That’s why I’m calling you.	这就是我打电话给你的原因
[1:39:16]	Yes, I understand a number of them have considered pulling out	是的 我理解他们中的一些人已经考虑退出
[1:39:19]	but we feel…	但我们觉得
[1:39:22]	Of course. I stand behind the decision.	当然 我支持这个决定
[1:39:31]	Well, you know, one could argue it’s	好吧 你知道 有人会争辩说
[1:39:33]	raising the profile of The Post.	提高华盛顿邮报的知名度
[1:39:37]	Would The Post have published military plans for D-Day	华盛顿邮报会发表诺曼底登陆的军事计划吗
[1:39:41]	if they’d had them in advance?	如果他们提前知道的话
[1:39:44]	Well, I don’t think there’s any comparison	我不认为这两者可以相较而言
[1:39:46]	between a pending invasion of Europe	在未知的入侵欧洲和
[1:39:48]	and a historical survey of American involvement in the Vietnam war.	美国卷入越南战争的历史调查
[1:39:54]	The Supreme Court has decided to hold a hearing tomorrow morning	最高法院决定明天上午举行一次听证会
[1:39:58]	to resolve the tangle of conflicting decisions	旨在解决有争议决定之间的纠纷
[1:40:01]	over what of the Pentagon papers can be published	五角大楼的报纸可以发表哪些
[1:40:03]	and more broadly, the issue of freedom of the press	更广泛上来说 解决言论自由的问题
[1:40:06]	versus government security.	针对政府安全
[1:40:08]	But in agreeing to hear the cases	但同意审理
[1:40:10]	of The New York Times and The Washington Post–	纽约时报和华盛顿邮报的案件
[1:40:11]	The Supremes granted us a	最高法院向我们保证了
[1:40:14]	*Emergency expedited basis–	紧急加快审查
[1:40:16]	We’re in court with The Times tomorrow.	明天我们要和纽约时报的人一起出席法庭了
[1:40:20]	What are you so happy about?	你为什么这么高兴
[1:40:28]	I always wanted to be part	我一直希望
[1:40:29]	of a small rebellion.	能成为一个小反抗分子
[1:40:41]	I ask him what he considers the most important revelations to date	我问他 他认为迄今为止最重要的启示是什么
[1:40:45]	from the Pentagon documents.	从五角大楼文件这件事来说
[1:40:47]	I think the lesson is the people of this country	我认为教训是这个国家的人民
[1:40:49]	can’t afford to let the President run the country by himself–	不能任让总统独自管理这个国家
[1:40:53]	even foreign affairs any more than domestic affairs	即使外交事务多于国内事务
[1:40:56]	without the help of Congress.	没有国会的帮助
[1:40:57]	I was struck in fact by President Johnson’s reaction	约翰逊总统将这些行为视为叛国
[1:40:59]	to these revelations as close to treason.	事实上 我对此很震惊
[1:41:02]	Because it reflected to me the sense	因为这给我的感觉就像是
[1:41:05]	that what was damaging to the reputation	某种个人的行为
[1:41:07]	of a particular administration– a particular individual	若有损当权者的名誉
[1:41:10]	was, in itself, treason	就将其视为叛国
[1:41:12]	which is very close to saying, “I am The State.”	这好像就是在说“我就是这个国家”
[1:41:23]	Ben.	本
[1:41:27]	What on Earth are you doing?	你究竟在搞什么名堂
[1:41:38]	Oh.	噢
[1:41:43]	Oh.	噢
[1:41:46]	They all followed your lead, published the papers.	他们在你的指引下 发表了这些文章
[1:41:50]	At least we’re not alone.	终于我们不再是孤军奋战
[1:41:53]	No matter what happens tomorrow,	无论明天如何
[1:41:54]	we are not a little local paper anymore.	我们都不再是一个名不见经传的地方报社了
[1:41:57]	Hm.	嗯
[1:42:18]	I’m sorry.	对不起
[1:42:23]	Mrs. Graham, there’s an entrance over on the side for the appellates.	格雷厄姆夫人 这边我带你走员工通道
[1:42:26]	Oh, thank you very much.	哦 太谢谢你了
[1:42:29]	I’m sorry I’m walking so fast.	抱歉 我走太快了
[1:42:31]	I was supposed to be here half hour ago	我应该提前半小时过来的
[1:42:33]	but then I had to make copies of the brief	但我不得不多准备几套文案概述
[1:42:34]	and there was so much traffic and I	然后又遇上堵车
[1:42:36]	just wouldn’t think there’d be all these people.	没想到排了这么长的队
[1:42:38]	Well, no, you wouldn’t.	没事 没关系
[1:42:39]	You work for Roger Clark, then?	你在罗杰·克拉克底下干活
[1:42:41]	I work for the government.	我为政府干活
[1:42:42]	the Solicitor General’s office.	副法官的手下
[1:42:44]	Oh, you’re on the other team.	噢 看来我们不是一边儿的
[1:42:46]	Mrs. Graham,	格雷厄姆夫人
[1:42:48]	I probably shouldn’t say this.	可能我不该多嘴
[1:42:50]	Um…my brother…	嗯…我的哥哥…
[1:42:53]	he’s still over there.	他还在这里
[1:42:55]	And…	然而…
[1:42:58]	Well, I hope you win.	我希望你能获胜
[1:43:01]	Besides, I like someone telling these guys what’s what.	另外 我也想了解这帮人到底都是何方神圣
[1:43:04]	But don’t tell my boss I said that.	对了 别和我老大说这些
[1:43:05]	He’d fire me just for talking to you.	他要是知道了肯定会开了我的
[1:43:22]	I told you to be here at 8:00.	我通知你了八点到
[1:43:23]	Yes, I was here at 8:00, but Richard sent me back.	是的 我八点到这了 但是理查德又让我过去
[1:43:25]	Is Richard your boss?	理查德是你上司
[1:43:27]	No, but you weren’t here, so–	不是 但是当时你还没来 所以
[1:43:29]	I don’t want excuses. Just take a seat.	不用跟我解释这些 快找个位置坐下吧
[1:43:33]	-Mrs. Graham. -Morning.	-格雷厄姆夫人 -早
[1:43:38]	Morning, gentlemen.	早 先生们
[1:43:40]	-Morning. -Punch, Ed.	-早 -早 爱德
[1:43:42]	Nice to be on the same side for a change.	很荣幸能和您站同一边
[1:43:44]	I’ll tell you what’s nice.	我来告诉你什么才是荣幸
[1:43:46]	Making the front page of your newspaper on the daily basis.	每天编辑头条新闻
[1:43:50]	Must be a lot of people from Boston to Washington reading about us.	从波士顿到华盛顿都有成千上万的人关注你
[1:43:54]	Yes, well, I suppose it’s appropriate	是的 我觉得这一定令人荣幸之至
[1:43:58]	given what’s at stake.	站在风口浪尖
[1:44:01]	All rise.	起立
[1:44:06]	The Honorable the Chief Justice and the Associate Justices	尊敬的美国最高法院
[1:44:09]	of the Supreme Court of the United States.	首席法官与副法官
[1:44:12]	All yea, all yea, all yea.	肃静 肃静 肃静
[1:44:16]	All persons having business before the Honorable…	所有面对荣誉的在场人员…
[1:44:21]	Mr. Rosenthal! Mr. Rosenthal!	罗森塔尔先生 罗森塔尔先生
[1:44:23]	Sulzberger!	苏兹贝格
[1:44:24]	Sulzberger, do you think they’ll side to your favor?	苏兹贝格 你认为他们与你站在同一边的吗
[1:44:26]	Overall we feel encouraged.	总的来说 我们备受鼓舞
[1:44:29]	27 congressmen filed amicus briefs on our behalf.	有27名议员在法庭上表示支持我们
[1:44:32]	As well as the ACLU…	美国公民自由联盟也支持我们…
[1:44:34]	-We should make a statement. -I think that’s her job.	-我们也应该表示表示 -我觉得她来比较合适
[1:44:36]	I believe everything we had to say we’ve already said.	该说的我们都已经说过了
[1:45:00]	Meg Greenfield.	麦格 格林菲尔德
[1:45:03]	Okay.	好的
[1:45:04]	Everyone, listen up!	各位 安静
[1:45:06]	Listen up.	安静
[1:45:07]	We’ve got a decision.	已经有结果了
[1:45:08]	We’ve got a decision.	已经有结果了
[1:45:15]	The Supreme Court, the decision’s in.	最高法院最终判决
[1:45:28]	The vote is…	得票是…
[1:45:31]	Six to three…	六比三…
[1:45:34]	Six to three, we win! We win!	六比三 我们赢了 我们赢了
[1:45:37]	And so does The Times!	纽约时报结果一样
[1:45:38]	Whoo!	哇哦
[1:45:42]	Yes!	太棒了
[1:45:46]	No shit.	不敢相信
[1:45:51]	Nice job, Gene.	干得漂亮 吉恩
[1:45:52]	Whoo!	哇哦
[1:45:53]	-No gloating. -I’m just satisfied.	-别太得意了 -我只是很高兴
[1:46:00]	What?	什么
[1:46:01]	I can’t hear you, it’s too loud.	我听不清 这里太吵了
[1:46:03]	Oh, okay.	哦 好的
[1:46:04]	Listen up, everybody, listen up.	安静 大伙儿安静
[1:46:06]	Uh, Justice Black’s opinion.	嗯 贾斯丁·布莱克的评价
[1:46:08]	Okay.	好
[1:46:11]	The Founding Fathers gave the free press	建国之父给予了新闻自由的权力
[1:46:15]	the protection it must have	是因为它需履行
[1:46:20]	to fulfill its essential role in our democracy.	传播民主、公正的义务
[1:46:27]	The press was to serve the governed, not the governors.	新闻是为民服务 不是为当权者服务
[1:46:36]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:46:56]	That’s great.	太棒了
[1:47:13]	Do you know what my husband said about the news?	你知道我丈夫对这些新闻有什么看法吗
[1:47:17]	He called it the first rough draft of history.	他称之为历史的新篇章
[1:47:21]	That’s good isn’t it?	很棒 不是吗
[1:47:23]	Oh, well, we don’t always get it right, you know.	哦 好吧 我们不总是对的
[1:47:26]	We’re not always perfect but I figure we just	人无完人 但是我觉得我们只需要
[1:47:29]	keep on it, you know?	不忘初心 你懂的
[1:47:30]	That’s the job, isn’t it?	这是工作 不是吗
[1:47:36]	Yes, it is.	没错
[1:47:46]		华盛顿邮报 法院判决报社获胜
[1:47:53]	Oh, Ken Clauson came by to see me earlier.	肯·克劳森早些时候来见了我
[1:47:56]	Oh?	嗯
[1:47:57]	Apparently Justice is still considering	显然法院还在考虑
[1:47:59]	criminal charges against us	我们的刑事指控
[1:48:02]	And you’re not worried?	你不担心吗
[1:48:04]	Nope. No, Katharine, that’s your job.	不 不 凯瑟琳 那是你该担心的事
[1:48:06]	I suppose it is.	好吧是我的事
[1:48:07]	Oh, thank God, the court ruling was very clear.	谢天谢地 法院的判决非常坚决
[1:48:11]	Yeah, yeah, I know.	是的 我知道
[1:48:12]	I’m sure Nixon will fall right in line.	我敢肯定尼克松很成功的
[1:48:14]	Good. Because you know I don’t think I could	是啊 因为你要知道我可不想
[1:48:17]	ever live through something like this again.	再经历同样的事情了
[1:48:21]	I want it clearly understood that from now on,	从现在起 我要明确地肯定
[1:48:24]	never	绝不会有
[1:48:25]	no reporter from The Washington Post	华盛顿邮报的记者
[1:48:28]	is ever to be in The White House. Is that clear?	呆在白宫 听明白了吗
[1:48:30]	Absolutely.	当然
[1:48:33]	Never, never in The White House.	绝不允许进入白宫
[1:48:35]	No church service.	没有教会服务
[1:48:37]	Nothing with Mrs. Nixon does, you tell Connie.	你跟康妮说的所有话都不用跟尼克松夫人说
[1:48:39]	Don’t tell Mrs. Nixon ’cause she’ll approve it.	不用告诉尼克松夫人 她会同意的
[1:48:42]	No reporter from The Washington Post	华盛顿邮报的记者
[1:48:44]	is ever to be in The White House again.	不会再在白宫出现
[1:48:47]	And no photographer either.	包括摄影师
[1:48:49]	No photographer, is that clear?	包括摄影师 明白了吗
[1:48:50]	None ever to be in.	任何人
[1:48:52]	That is a total order.	这是最高指令
[1:48:54]	And if necessary, I’ll fire you. You understand?	如有违抗 我会开除你 明白了吗
[1:48:56]	-I do understand. -Okay. All right. Good.	-我明白 -好 很好
[1:49:21]	D.C. Police, 2nd Precinct.	特区警局 第二分局
[1:49:22]	Yes, hello, this is Frank Wills.	你好 我是弗兰克·威尔斯
[1:49:24]	I think we might have a burglary in progress at the Watergate.	我和我的同伙在水门事件中参与了入室行窃行为