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Despite policy challenges President Donald Trump Kevin Hassett, the White House director of the National Economic Commission, told Fox News Digital on Wednesday that he has no “expectations will be any problem” in the current language in legislation.
“I think what’s going on right now is people are going through footnotes,” Hassett said in an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital. “They are arguing about last-minute language.”
Hassett Members care very much Regarding the version of the bill that came out of the Senate, the bill will enter the House soon.
House conservatives fight Senate over Trump’s “big and beautiful bill”
House Republican Chip Roy (R-Texas), Posted to X On Tuesday, if he heard the rumor of the Senate version was true, he “will not vote like he is now.”
Kevin Hassett, director of the White House National Economic Commission, spoke on April 18, 2025 in Washington, DC. Hassett questioned Fed Chairman Jerome Powell in a recent comment by U.S. President Donald Trump, as he lowered interest rates. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
The profits of the House and Senate are small, and the consensus between the Republicans is crucial. The first version of last month’s “One Big Beauty Act” passed the house with just one vote.
As for the swing between the two rooms, Hassett had no concerns about Congressional drama, saying he didn’t “expect any problems at all.”
“I’ve briefly covered the issue with the difference between the Senate and House languages,” Hassett told Fox. “And the difference is very small, so I don’t want anything to be wrong at all.”
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Hassett also made it clear that the main elements of Trump’s presidential agenda “get stuck in the bill” and that the current debate is only a “edge” project for major White House supporters.
Trump’s “big and beautiful bill” was sent to the Senate after the House voted to pass the bill. (AP; Getty; Fox News Digital)
“We are making the president’s first tax cut permanent,” Hassett explained. “For overtime, no tax reminder, social security tax, we are ensuring the border, we are building the golden dome. All of this stuff is included in the bill.”
“What they are arguing about right now is what surrounds it.”
Trump told Congress: No one goes on vacation until the Big and Beautiful Act is completed
The President himself has worked hard to pass legislation quickly and requires Congress to work to sign the bill into law by July 4.
Donald Trump was in the White House on June 24, 2025. (tasos katopodis/getty image)
“We have to get the job done at home with “Great, Big, Beautiful Bills” and hand it over to my desk as soon as possible Trump posted on the Truth Society. “It will be a historic gift of the United States of America when we start celebrating our country’s 250th birthday.”
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Sources told Fox that the Senate vote on legislation is likely to take place this Friday. With the president’s July 4 deadline looming, it will return to the House.
Preston Mizell is a writer for Fox News Digital. Story prompts can be sent to preston.mizell@fox.com, and also X @mizellpreston Kyle Schmidbauer of fox News Digital contributed to this report.
