White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller said that the “One Big, Beautiful” bill is President Donald Trump’s entire campaign platform in one piece of legislation, which is the reason Congress needs to pass it.

“The most important thing in politics in America is honoring the promises that you make to the American people—that sacred trust between the voter and the man they elect. In this case, the President of the United States. I, like you, traveled with the president all across the country: packed arenas, packed airport fields, packed stadiums,” he said in a video released by the White House.

“And in every one of those campaign rallies, he made a series of very specific promises that helped propel him to a landslide victory: No tax on tips, No tax on Social Security, No tax on overtime; no tax—you can deduct, if you get an American-made car, interest from your taxes (and) Building the Golden Dome to provide a missile defense shield for the United States of America,” he said before naming more promises that are in the legislation.

“Passing comprehensive border security and immigration enforcement legislation to both seal up the southern border on a permanent basis and get the people here who don’t belong back home, fighting radical transgender insanity, Unleashing American energy, deregulating our economy so we can have job growth (and) Making the Trump tax cuts permanent.

“I could go on and on and on. Each and every one of those promises is codified in this legislation. It is literally as though you took a campaign rally speech and turned it into a bill. The reason it is the One Big Beautiful Bill is because it is a campaign speech turned into a piece of legislation, which is why I’m so proud of the House Republicans for passing this bill and honoring our shared promise to the American people,” he said.