Donald Trump says Ireland has done a good job luring US companies

The video discusses the success and special nature of a place, highlighting the positive impact on the community and the mutual benefits experienced. It then shifts to a discussion on corporate tax issues, particularly focusing on U.S. companies operating in Ireland and the debate over where taxes should be paid. The speaker acknowledges Ireland's success in attracting companies and the positive treatment received.

What does the speaker emphasize about the place they are discussing?

• It has been a great success and is special.

• It is not well-received by visitors.

• It is a challenging environment.

• It is a place with many problems.

What is the main topic of discussion regarding U.S. companies in Ireland?

• The quality of Irish products.

• The amount of corporate tax they pay.

• The environmental impact they have.

• The number of employees they hire.

What question does the speaker avoid answering directly?

• Whether corporate taxes should be paid in America.

• How successful the companies are.

• How many companies are in Ireland.

• What the weather is like in Ireland.

How does the speaker describe the treatment of companies in Ireland?

• They are treated unfairly.

• They are treated poorly.

• They are treated with indifference.

• They are treated well.

What is the speaker's overall impression of Ireland's success in attracting companies?

• Ireland has done a great job attracting companies.

• Ireland has failed to attract companies.

• Ireland is struggling to keep companies.

• Ireland's efforts are not recognized.