Bruce Springsteen visits Jimmy Kimmel before movie premiere. Did they talk Donald Trump?

Two of President Donald Trump’s biggest critics had a sitdown tonight when Bruce Sprngsteen paid a visit to Jimmy Kimmel with Jeremy Allen White, star of the Boss biopic “Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere,” which hits theaters on Oct. 24.

The show was tapted at the Brookln Academy of Music. Here’s what Springsteen and White talked about on the show.

A lesson learned at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park

He’s the man.

White learned an important lesson playing Springsteen on the stage of the Stone Pony in Asbury Park.

Jeremy Allen White, Jimmy Kimmel and Bruce Springsteen on the Oct. 2, 2025 episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on ABC.

“They were very excited because they had seen Bruce at the Stone Pony,” said White in interview footage released on “Jimmy Kimmel L:ive!” socials before the show aired. “There’s about 300 really excited background actors and most of them were from New Jersey and maybe even from Asbury Park and they were so excited. I was performing and I felt their energy and I really got lost and the whole job of an actor is to maybe get lost, and I felt like the man. Then they said cut and it went dead silent. I was not the man – this is the man.”

The Boss spoke of how White’s performance was “intuitive.”

“He approached the part in his own way,” Springsteen said. “One of the choices he made was it’s not imitative, I said this in other interviews he caught the psychological aspect of the character. It’s a performance that comes from the inside out. It was a very intuitive performance.”

A performance that Springsteen, who was often on the set, got a front row seat for.

“I felt a little guilty about that because I was on the set quite a bit and the guy is not only trying to play me but he’s also playing while my stupid ass is sitting in the chair,” White said. “He really tolerated me on the set.”

Jon Stewart surprise

Jon Stewart makes a surprise appearance — on a bicycle.

Stewart delivered Grubhub on stage to Kimmel’s co-host Guillermo Rodriguez.

“In case you haven’t heard the new, late-night talk show host job security isn’t really there right now,” said Stewart on footage released on socials. “I balance some things along and to be quite frank, I lost a (blank) ton of money on the Mets.”