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Jim Caviezel, best known for playing Jesus in Mel Gibson\u2019s\u00a0The Passion of the Christ<\/em>\u00a0and his starring role in CBS\u2019\u00a0Person of Interest<\/em>, made people do a double take when he appeared at a right-wing conference in April to promote his forthcoming anti-child trafficking movie.<\/p>\n It wasn\u2019t entirely shocking that Caviezel was at the Health and Freedom Conference, which was attended by former President Donald Trump\u2019s usual posse, including the conspiracy theory-loving trio of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, attorney Lin Wood, and former Trump lawyer Sidney \u201crelease the Kraken\u201d Powell. The actor has proudly been one of few outspoken conservative Christians in Hollywood, counting Steve Bannon as a good friend and often closing out\u00a0interviews<\/a>\u00a0by reciting one of Ronald Reagan\u2019s speeches.<\/p>\n But while talking about his new movie\u00a0Sound of Freedom<\/em>, Caviezel went on a wild tangent about a QAnon conspiracy theory called \u201cadrenochroming<\/a>.\u201d The event\u2019s 4,500-strong crowd had a decent showing of raised hands when asked if they were familiar with the term. Essentially, it\u2019s an insane theory rooted in\u00a0anti-Semitism<\/a>\u00a0(and the Pixar film\u00a0Monsters, Inc.<\/em>) that liberal elites and members of Hollywood are secretly killing children in order to harvest adrenochrome from their blood for psychedelic experiences, satanic rituals, and even to extend their lifespan.<\/p>\n