Deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller dismissed concerns of the national deficit and instead promised benefits to reap from President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” on taxes.

The House of Representatives passed the administration’s tax legislation this past week. However, the bill has come under scrutiny for costing some $400 billion in tax cuts. Reps. Warren Davidson (R-OH) and Thomas Massie (R-KY) voted against the bill, both citing their concerns over the nation’s debt deficit. Miller defended the bill while on Fox News’s Life, Liberty, and Levin Saturday.

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