He believes that the legislation represents the Trump agenda and that it should be passed despite potential flaws or political posturing.

“So this one big beautiful bill is the Trump agenda manifested into a bill. So if you trust what Trump has to say in this bill and you believe that he had uh what was it when he won the election um with a and he had a mandate when he won the election then I think you should be supporting this bill.”

He expresses ambivalence about the legislation, viewing parts of it as positive while remaining skeptical about other sections.

“I think that the the funding for the immigration stuff is the best thing about it. The tax cuts are very good. Then everything else I'm still kind of wishy-washy on.”

The speaker claims Congress often schedules laws to take effect after elections to avoid political controversy or influence electoral outcomes.

“often Congress will deliberately construct a law in such a way that it will take place after a key election either because they don't want it to become an issue before the election or because they are hoping that it will hurt the people that they think are going to win or or help the people that the”

Rory Stewart expresses concern that the retained EU law bill allows for the elimination of numerous laws without proper parliamentary process.

“saying he was really concerned about a bill that can literally see thousands of laws thrown away without any parliamentary process attached to them at all and of course this was meant to be about taking back control parliamentary sovereignty but it seems to me that this is the reverse of that”