先睹為快！奧巴馬北極探險片段公佈

【新唐人2015年09月09日訊】（新唐人記者任浩編譯報導）美國總統奧巴馬上週走訪阿拉斯加，與著名野外生存專家一起挑戰北極荒野，拍攝NBC節目片。現在，在節目還有幾個月才會開播之際，部分片段率先發佈。

「這一定是我擔任總統期間最美好的時光之一。」奧巴馬上週在《與拜耳•格里爾斯一起挑戰荒野》（Running Wild with Bear Grylls）的節目拍攝過程中說，「首先，我不是待在辦公室。第二，我沒有穿西裝。」

在這段率先發佈的視頻中，在阿拉斯加荒野生存的格里爾斯和奧巴馬，需要解決一頓飯，格里爾斯幸運的找到了一條三文魚，不幸的是，這並不是一條整魚，而是被一隻熊吃剩的三文魚的「血腥屍體」。

格里爾斯告訴奧巴馬，這條魚是他在河邊撿到的，因為熊只吃魚身上最有脂肪的部位，也就是魚籽、魚皮和魚頭等部位，而人類最愛吃的魚肉，熊卻不感興趣，所以他撿到了這條滿滿是魚肉的魚殘骸。

在荒野之中，格里爾斯生起火，和奧巴馬席地而坐，吃起了煎魚。

「作為總統，我活在一個泡泡裡，特勤局隨時確保我遠離危險，這讓我很感激，但確實是個小圈子。」奧巴馬說，「每過一段時間，如果我做了一些預料之外的事，我們常常會形容為『熊出來了』，就像熊回歸叢林，沒有比這再好的了。」

Glad this was the only Bear I met in the park. -bo

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“If we do nothing, temperatures in Alaska are projected to rise between six and 12 degrees by the end of the century, triggering more melting, more fires, more thawing of the permafrost, a negative feedback loop, a cycle—warming leading to more warming—that we do not want to be a part of. The fact is that climate is changing faster than our efforts to address it. That must change." —President Obama on why it’s so important to keep building on the progress we’ve made to combat climate change #ActOnClimate Click the link in our bio for more photos from the President’s trip to Alaska.

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I’m very proud to be the first president to travel above the Arctic Circle. Thank you Alaska, for your warmth and your hospitality. It was extraordinary. -bo

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“When we see record-setting drought in California, incredible wildfires in Washington, flooding just because the tide’s come in in South Florida—those are all potential indicators of the enormous human and economic costs that can come about because of climate change. And if we transition to a clean energy economy, then we still have time to do something about it." —President Obama in Alaska on how we’re already seeing the dangerous impacts from climate change across the country #ActOnClimate Click the link in our bio for more photos from the President’s trip to Alaska.

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