Fianna Fail leader says he is getting 'mixed messages' from Boris Johnson

The transcript covers Ireland's approach to Brexit, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a strong relationship with the UK. It discusses Boris Johnson's mixed messages on Brexit alignment and the need for a level playing field. The conversation shifts to political strategies, election dynamics, and the potential impacts of economic policies, highlighting concerns about taxation and investment. The discussion underscores the importance of practical and achievable policies to support economic growth and job creation.

What are the basic national interests mentioned in relation to Brexit?

How does the speaker propose to maintain the relationship between Ireland and Britain post-Brexit?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding Boris Johnson's statements on alignment?

What impact does the speaker believe tax increases on businesses would have on investment?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that voters should evaluate political manifestos?