Wow! Wow! Wow!

[scarletwoman]

Did anyone catch Judy Woodruff's interview with Jane Fonda just now! (on the PBS News Hour)

Jane was amazing, just fucking amazing!

I'll try to bring a link to the video as soon as possible. I just had to say something immediately, it was just such an amazing segment!

So, please forgive me for now, I'll do my best to make it right by finding the video...

[madaboutharry]

1. She was also on with Don Lemon.

It was a wonderful interview. I admire her so much.

[scarletwoman]

2. Thanks! I don't have cable, but I'll see if it shows up on youtube.

Almost 82 years old - she's fabulous!

[scarletwoman]

3. Link to video:

I don't know how to make an extract of a video - the Jane Fonda segment starts at 45:45.

[BootinUp]

16. TY!

[PatSeg]

18. Thank you!

[iluvtennis]

19. Thank you. Jane Fonda is very interesting lady. Love her activism at 81 years old - wow!

[babylonsister]

4. No, but I'd love to see it! Will check back. nt

[scarletwoman]

7. See my post #3. nt

[BigmanPigman]

5. CNN interview on DU Videos Forum too!

https://www.democraticunderground.com/1017558370

Saw it last night and was impressed.

[scarletwoman]

6. Thank you! I'll take a look. nt

[Auggie]

9. Way to hold a grudge!

[tishaLA]

10. Her commitment to environmentalism dates back to the 70s

and she's been getting arrested for that long, too.

[hlthe2b]

12. Honestly? I thought i'd be redirected to Breitbart reading your comment...

Really?

[Gymbo]

11. Save it for real traitors

I served in Vietnam, but I save my anger for real traitors like Richard Nixon who colluded to end the Paris Peace talks. This enabled him to win his election in 1968, and resulted in 20,000 Americans dying because Richard Nixon thought he was more important. Jane Fonda was stupid and she gave fodder for those who cannot find forgiveness, but she is nothing compared to the monsters who ran that war.

[crickets]

15. +1000000

[RichardRay]

21. Yep

Just another old boomer, like me.

[Owl]

13. Excellent!

[llmart]

14. I have always had great admiration for her.

She is the epitome of the saying "well-behaved women rarely make history".

She walks the talk, that's for sure.

[locks]

17. Jane came to the University of Chicago

during the Vietnam War while I was there to support the students and faculty who were holding sit-ins and working so hard to end the war,even going to jail trying to save thousands of American and Vietnamese lives. Her husband Tom Hayden was in jail in California and she was blasted for visiting North Vietnam but she never wavered from her beliefs and more than half a century later she is still trying to save our planet.

[BootinUp]

20. Her comment in the beginning about racism

She observed when arrested, just stunned me.

[BootinUp]

22. I've always loved Jane Fonda. Nt