White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller drew criticism over his appearance and rhetoric after condemning Democratic policies during a Fox News interview.

Speaking to Sean Hannity, Miller branded the opposing party’s agenda in stark moral terms and urged Republicans to become politically active.

“Their policies aren’t just wrong, Sean. Their policies are evil. I wish it weren’t true. It is,” Miller said. The news follows a Fox News host’s warning to Donald Trump.

“You cannot sit on the sidelines when we are trying to save this country from an agenda that is sinister and wicked and morally indefensible,” he continued.

“You have to get up. You have to get out. You have to participate because at the end of the day, if you’re not going to support President Trump and support the Republican ticket, you’re going to go back to the policies of record inflation, record illegal immigration, and record murder.”

“We don’t want that. No sane American wants that, Sean,” Miller added.

The clip spread on X, where some users rejected Miller’s argument and instead focused on his demeanor and appearance.

One critic described him as the “most evil-looking ‘person’ I’ve ever seen,” while another asked, “Is he talking about himself?”

Another user wrote, “Imagine listening to this psychopath and thinking he’s not the wicked and immoral one…can’t wait until he gets locked up.”

“Sounds like a big bowl of projection,” another response read.

One commenter weote, “Coming from Stephen Miller, this is pure projection. The architect of family separations and a well-known purveyor of demographic conspiracy theories is calling others ‘sinister and wicked.’ Every single accusation from him is just a mirror.”

The criticism came to light as Miller’s wife, podcaster Katie Miller, publicly raised concerns about the possibility that Trump administration officials could face future investigations and mounting legal expenses.

“After the first Trump administration, my family spent money we did not have on lawyers because of multiple partisan Democrat led investigations into President Trump,” she wrote on X.

“I watched as many of my friends also had no idea how to pay expensive legal bills because they simply served their country,” she continued.