Roland Rudd: Can't Risk Brexit's Economic Destruction

The transcript discusses the economic and security implications of the UK leaving the EU, emphasizing the importance of remaining in the single market. It highlights the positive aspects of EU membership, such as collaboration on climate change and security. The debate on red tape and regulation is addressed, with arguments for and against Brexit. Expert opinions, particularly from the Bank of England, are considered influential in shaping voter decisions. The role of the Labour Party and its leadership in the EU debate is also discussed.

What are the main concerns of voters regarding leaving the European Union?

How does the speaker suggest we can give a positive message to UK voters about the EU?

What reasons do David Beckham and Rio Ferdinand give for wanting to remain in the EU?

What are the two big things the speaker mentions that are important for convincing older voters?

Why does the speaker believe the polls are close despite the arguments made by Mark Carney?