Actor Zachary Levi recently addressed his endorsement of Donald Trump, stating that his support for the former president hasn't negatively impacted his career. During an appearance on Bill Maher's "Club Random" podcast, Levi discussed the potential fallout from his public support of Trump, which he initially expressed at a Michigan event alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard.

At the event, Levi voiced his belief that Trump was the better choice between the two main candidates, emphasizing the need to "take back this country" and restore its health and greatness. On Maher's podcast, Levi reiterated his support, arguing that Trump's presidency yielded better results for America than the Biden-Harris administration, citing improvements in border security, the economy, and crime rates.

Despite Maher's assumption that Levi might have faced career repercussions, the actor revealed that none of his ongoing or future projects have been jeopardized. He acknowledged the possibility of future consequences but confirmed that no producers or studios have withdrawn him from any projects due to his political stance.

Levi also discussed his recent work in Eastern Europe, suggesting that he may have missed some of the public reaction to his endorsement. He expressed his intention to discuss the matter with his team to assess any potential long-term effects on his career. He also shared his initial support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s candidacy.

During the conversation, Levi praised Maher's resistance to what he described as the excesses of "woke" Democrats, comparing him to figures like Joe Rogan who have maintained their classical liberal viewpoints despite shifting political boundaries.