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Persuasive Speech
Witness or not, Credibility comes first.

Title of Speech: Witness or not, Credibility comes first

Specific Speech Purpose: After hearing my Speech, my classmates will argue that Rodolfo Noel “Jun” I. Lozada is not a credible witness.

Proposition/Claim: Jun Lozada is not a credible whistleblower.

INTRODUCTION

I. Attention Step:
A. Good speakers make a story float, but lacking substance the story sinks in a matter of time.
B. This morning, I am about to state some important points to prove that Mr. Rodolfo “Jun” Lozada, one of the primary witnesses in the ZTE-NBN controversy should not be considered credible. Currently the government is facing a crisis, regarding the supposedly alleged ZTE-NBN scandal.

BODY
II. Need Step:
A. This issue started when President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo signed a contract in an economic forum in Boao, China. The contract consisted of five (5) projects; one of the projects was the ZTE-NBN deal.
B. Jun......

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Approximate Word Count: 747
Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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