“Chuck” star Zachary Levi said he’s spoken to people in Hollywood who thanked him for supporting Trump, saying they were also fans, but too “afraid” to make it known publicly.

The 44-year-old celeb talked about going against the mainstream opinions of the entertainment industry during a newly published interview with Variety. “I know it to be true because I’ve gotten messages from lots of people who I won’t name but who were very grateful to me for taking the stand that I took,” Levi told the outlet.

“And also they would tell me, ‘I want to do that, but I’m so afraid.’ And I would tell them, ‘Listen, you’re on your journey. I’m on my journey. You’ve got to keep trusting God. And if you feel compelled to step out in that way, then do it boldly and know that you’re going to be OK. And if you don’t feel that conviction yet, then don’t. It’s all good.’”

The “Shazam” actor also said how voicing his political stance has affected his career.

“I know that there are people that would prefer not to work with me now because of my opinions. My team has let me know,” Levi told the outlet.

“They haven’t given me any specific names, but there are people who prefer not to work with me at this time. And it’s unfortunate. I knew that was probably going to happen. I didn’t make this decision blindly or casually.” 

Levi made major waves last October after posting an Instagram Live video targeting “closeted conservatives and closeted Trump voters” and asking that they come forward and identify themselves.

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He made a formal endorsement of Trump, saying, “For four years, the world didn’t blow up. He didn’t turn into the Nazi, fascist that everybody [said] he was going to be the first time around. We entered no more wars. Our economy was better. Our border was better.”

Levi said at the time that even if he didn’t “like all of his Trumpiness,” it didn’t change the fact that Kamala Harris was “not qualified in any way, shape, or form to be the commander in chief, the leader of the free world. Absolutely not.”

The father of the terrorist who killed two Israeli embassy staffers on Wednesday was invited to attend President Donald Trump’s March joint address in Congress at the behest of a far-Left member of Congress.

Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García (D-IL), who called for a ceasefire on October 7, 2023, as Hamas terrorists were still raping and slaughtering Israeli civilians, hosted Eric Rodriguez—the father of suspected murderer Elias Rodriguez— at Trump’s March 4 speech.

“Eric Rodriguez was our guest during the President’s Joint Speech to Congress, but we don’t know his family,” a spokesperson for Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García told the New York Post Thursday.

Elias Rodriguez, 30, of Chicago, was detained by police on suspicion of murdering Yaron Lischinsky, 30, and Sarah Milgrim, 26, on Wednesday night in Washington, D.C. The couple was shot at close range, and Milgrim was shot multiple times while crawling away, according to court documents. According to police, the terrorist told officers he “did it for Palestine.”

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García announced Rodriguez’s invitation the day before the speech, claiming that “his presence at the Joint Address is a powerful statement: we will not sit back while veterans and workers are treated as political pawns.”

Rodriguez is a disabled Army veteran and an employee at Edward Hines Jr. Veterans Administration Hospital in Illinois, according to the statement.

“We’ve seen this playbook before—divide and weaken workers, then hand over public services to private interests,” García wrote. “But this time, we’re ready. With leaders like Eric and the power of our unions, we’re fighting back stronger than ever.”

In a video for the Service Employees International Union on the same day, Rodriguez said he was in Washington, D.C., because he is “concerned about what Donald Trump, Elon Musk and DOGE are doing to the VA system.”

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García has been a critic of Israel since it launched its defense war against Hamas, including opposing military aid to Israel; last April, he claimed that he rejects “U.S. complicity in the devastation of Palestinian life in Gaza.” García said he opposed sending offensive weapons because “it would signal support for an expanded invasion of Rafah,” the city where six hostages were murdered shortly before being found by the IDF and where Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was later killed.

“The US cannot continue to be complicit in the destruction of Palestinian life in Gaza,” he posted.

In September, García opposed cutting funding to UNRWA, despite its workers’ participation in the October 7 massacre and the testimony of hostages saying they were held in UNRWA facilities. UNRWA has also been criticized for promoting antisemitism in its schools and promoting Palestinian dependency on the global community by granting refugee status to the descendants of refugees, which no other group is granted.

On Friday, a group of over 50 House Republicans introduced a resolution condemning the murder of Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky.

Sarah Milgrim, an American citizen and Israeli embassy staffer, was murdered on Wednesday night when attending an event with her boyfriend. The attacker has a history of anti-Israel and radical leftist rhetoric. (Photo: X)

Elias Rodriguez was once affiliated with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a leftist group linked to Chinese Communist Party funding networks that have been repeatedly contacted by sanctioned Iranian state media, according to a report.

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Sarah Milgrim’s father, who is an American Jew from the Kansas City suburbs, said his daughter was dedicated to peace-building. She was a full-time employee at the embassy’s Department of Public Diplomacy. 

At a Wednesday night press conference, Israeli Ambassador to the United States Yechiel Leiter said Lischinsky and Milgrim were about to get engaged.

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“The couple that was gunned down tonight in the name of free Palestine is a couple that was about to be engaged,” he said. “The young man purchased a ring this week with the intention of proposing to his girlfriend next week in Jerusalem. They were a beautiful couple who came to enjoy an evening in Washington’s cultural center.”

Lischinsky, 30, was a German-Israeli dual citizen and a devout evangelical Christian who immigrated to Israel at the age of 16 and served in the Israel Defense Forces.