Jimmy Kimmel Stumbles on a Teen-Era Video That Has Everyone Talking Late-night audiences weren’t expecting this. During a recent monologue, Jimmy Kimmel revealed a resurfaced video from Stephen Miller’s teenage years—and the contrast alone was enough to leave viewers stunned. The clip, buried for years, shows a much younger version of the man now known for his hardline views… and it’s not what most people expected to see. Polite. Earnest. Almost unrecognizable. As the footage rolled, the audience reaction said it all. Laughter turned into disbelief. Shock turned into uncomfortable silence. And one question kept echoing online afterward: How does someone change so dramatically—and why? The video has reignited fierce debate across social media, with some calling it ironic, others calling it revealing, and many saying it completely reframes how they see Stephen Miller today. Is it just an awkward moment from youth? Or does it expose something deeper about ambition, identity, and political transformation? Either way, once you see it, you can’t unsee it. 🔥 This is the clip everyone is arguing about—and the backstory makes it even more explosive

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel roasted Stephen Miller on Thursday by presenting a wild video from the White House aide’s high school days in which he dressed down his fellow students.

Kimmel, who has had an ongoing feud with the he administration that led to his brief suspension from The Jimmy Kimmel Show!, remarked, “We even found some video of his high school days. He ran for class president in his high school, and this is a speech a child from a wealthy family actually gave his fellow students.”

“Am I the only one who is sick and tired of being told to pick up my trash when we have plenty of janitors who are paid to do it for us?” asked Miller in the video.

“What a lovely young man!” Kimmel exclaimed.

“Even for 2002, that was apparently too much, and when they tried to bring up the next speaker, all of a sudden, it was okay to resist the authorities,” he observed.

The video then showed Miller challenging the next speaker and arguing with what looked to be a resource officer while being escorted out of the gymnasium.

“And they marched him straight to the White House where he is now,” Kimmel said. “So, he’s always been like this. And you can read all about it in his new memoir, Born a Douche.”

Kimmel recently mocked he while accepting the Critics’ Choice Award for best talk show.

“And most of all, I want to thank our president, Donald Jennifer Trump, without whom, we would be going home empty-handed tonight,” Kimmel said.