凯特·墨菲加入《主线新闻》。那份《巴尔的摩横幅报》出现在这次交流的开头。首先，很多记者可能一路工作到退休也不会遇到像这样的与国会议员的对峙，更别提这次对峙还走红网络。现在已经过去一天了。你对此有什么感受 >> 这确实很多。我不撒谎。这确实很多。但我一直专注于做好我的工作，提出我想得到答案的问题，我认为我做到了。>> 你做到了。嗯，我们听到你说。
Cat Murphy joins The Lead. THAT BALTIMORE BANNER AT THE BEGINNING OF THAT EXCHANGE. SO FIRST OF ALL, A LOT OF JOURNALISTS MIGHT MAKE IT ALL THE WAY TO RETIREMENT AND NOT HAVE A CONFRONTATION LIKE THAT WITH A MEMBER OF CONGRESS, NOT TO MENTION ONE THAT GOES VIRAL. IT'S BEEN ABOUT A DAY NOW. HOW ARE YOU TAKING IT ALL IN >> IT'S BEEN A LOT. I WON'T LIE. IT HAS BEEN A LOT. BUT I WAS FOCUSED ON DOING MY JOB AND ASKING MY QUESTIONS THAT I WANTED ANSWERS TO, AND I THINK I DID THAT. >> YOU DID. UM, WE HEARD YOU AT.
结束。我一直在试图就议题和他对伊朗的立场提问。你想知道什么？>> 当然。所以在候选人论坛上，他说过他对伊朗战争的立场，以及对特朗普处理伊朗战争的方式的回应是：伊朗不能拥有核武器。>> 当然。这就是共和党人每次被问及伊朗战争时所说的话。>> 对。于是他先说了这一点。但后来在最后，他随便加了一句：我认为事情本来可以进行得更顺利吗？我认为事情本来可以进行得更快吗？是的。我想知道他这句话的意思是什么。
THE END. TRYING TO GET IN YOUR QUESTION ON THE ISSUES AND HIS STANCE ON IRAN. WHAT DID YOU WANT TO KNOW? >> ABSOLUTELY. SO HE DURING THE CANDIDATES FORUM, HE HAD SAID THAT HIS RESPONSE TO HIS STANCE ON THE WAR IN IRAN, ON TRUMP'S HANDLING OF THE WAR IN IRAN, WAS THAT IRAN CANNOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON. >> SURE. THAT'S WHAT ALL THE REPUBLICANS SAY WHENEVER YOU ASK ABOUT THE WAR. >> RIGHT. AND SO HE HE LED WITH THAT. BUT THEN AT THE END, HE KIND OF THREW IN A LINE ABOUT, DO I THINK IT COULD HAVE GONE SMOOTHER? DO I THINK IT COULD HAVE GONE FASTER? YES. AND I WANTED TO KNOW WHAT HE MEANT BY