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The speaker discusses the importance of voting yes in the upcoming referendum, highlighting the potential loss of an EU Commissioner and control over taxation if a no vote prevails. They emphasize the economic benefits of a yes vote, arguing that it will protect jobs and attract foreign investment. The speaker criticizes opponents for lacking viable plans for the Irish economy and urges voters to focus on economic issues rather than political dissatisfaction.

What legal guarantees does the speaker mention to address concerns about losing control over taxation?

• A new EU treaty

• An increase in EU funding

• A reduction in taxes

• A veto over taxation

Why does the speaker believe he has an advantage in the election?

• He is a well-known politician

• He has a strong media presence

• He is regarded as a successful businessman

• He has support from international investors

What does the speaker suggest should be the focus of the debate?

• International relations

• Environmental policies

• The economy and jobs

• Political scandals

What is one potential consequence of a 'no' vote according to the speaker?

• Higher domestic taxes

• Increased EU funding

• Loss of an EU Commissioner

• Improved international relations

Who does the speaker criticize for lacking plans for the Irish economy?

• The European Union

• Opponents like Declan Ganley

• International investors

• The current government