British PM David Cameron speaking in Whitby about the EU Referendum.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of national values and a positive future for the country. They advocate for staying united with Europe and warn against the economic risks of certain voting choices. The speech concludes with a call for a bright future in a reformed European Union and expresses gratitude to the audience.

What does the speaker believe is essential for the country's future?

• A positive and strong future

• A strong military

• Isolation from Europe

• Higher taxes

What does the speaker encourage the audience to fight for?

• A reformed European Union

• A stronger currency

• A divided Europe

• A new government

What economic risks does the speaker warn against?

• More government spending

• Higher taxes

• Increased immigration

• Higher prices and lower growth

What is the speaker's vision for Britain's future?

• A future with more taxes

• A bright future in a reformed European Union

• A future with fewer jobs

• A future outside of Europe

How does the speaker conclude the speech?

• By criticizing the opposition

• By discussing economic policies

• By announcing a new policy

• By thanking the audience