White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller tore into tech billionaire Elon Musk on Fox News Tuesday night, dismissing him as an �outside voice� whose views hold no sway over Republicans rallying behind President Donald Trump�s sweeping spending bill.

Miller�s remarks came after Fox host Laura Ingraham pressed him about Musk�s growing threats to primary Republicans who campaigned on fiscal restraint but ultimately backed what Trump calls his �Big, Beautiful Bill.� Musk, furious over what he describes as reckless spending, has publicly vowed to target those lawmakers.

Miller fired back with a forceful defense of the bill, claiming it represents �the largest spending cut in American history� alongside �the largest tax cut, welfare reform, and border security package� ever passed. He insisted the bill will allow authorities to deport �millions upon millions of invaders,� and painted opposition to the measure as tantamount to endorsing fraud, waste, and a massive tax increase on American families.

�To oppose this bill is to support the invasion,� Miller said, echoing Trump�s hardline immigration rhetoric. �To oppose this bill is to support continued giveaways and freebies to cheaters and scam artists.�

Miller went on to blast Musk directly, saying: �They are not going to listen to an outside voice that does not represent the interests of the American people or the Republican Party.�

With the Senate approving the measure earlier Tuesday, Miller predicted the House would quickly follow suit, brushing aside Musk�s interventions as irrelevant. �The House is going to rally behind President Trump to pass this bill for America,� he said.

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