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looks down on people
He's called Roderick and went to Eton and Balliol. It's a safe assumption that, however nicely he talks about "the people", he wouldn't want to spend too long with them (and might wash his hands afterwards).
NickCJ-
Maybe a safe assumption to somebody who believes that all privately educated people can't stand the company of people from different backgrounds as them.
In the case of Stewart, who spends over 50% of his time working for free, hands on, on an initiative to create employment for Syrian refugees, it might be a little misplaced.
Stonehedge
Was just curious as to the opinion that he looks down on people or thinks he's smarter than he is, is all.