Actress Jane Fonda discussed the authoritarianism in the USA under Trump, emphasizing the need for solidarity to protect the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment.

Jane Fonda, at the age of 88, addressed current issues in the United States during the show 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert'. She emphasized that authoritarianism has infiltrated the government and mentioned recent incidents, such as the shooting of Renee Nicole Good by ICE agents, as examples of abuse of power.

Fonda stated that this is not about right or left politics, but about a moral issue, urging people to unite in solidarity to protect their rights. The activist highlighted the importance of empathy and community, warning that it is essential to help our vulnerable fellow beings in the face of future challenges. Fonda is known for her long-standing activism, including protests against the Vietnam War.