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Jane in tears on taxpayer-funded Australian ABC-TV:

VIDEO: 7m15s: 10 Sept: ABC 7.30 Report: Jane Fonda on why she’s devoting the rest of her life to fighting climate change
TRANSCRIPT:
LEIGH SALES, ABC: Can you remember when you first saw Greta Thunberg and the impact it made on you?

JANE FONDA: When I first saw her was on the pages of a book by Naomi Klein called ‘On Fire. A Burning Case of the Green New Deal’.
I’ve seen Greta on TV and found her so clear, so direct and of course, everyone talked about the fact that she was autistic but it was Naomi who helped me understand the relationship between the autism and the climate crisis.
Unlike most of us who aren’t on the spectrum, people with autism or Asperger’s, when they are interested in something, and she’s been a science nerd all her little life, when they focus on that it’s with a laser focus.
It doesn’t matter if people agree with them. It doesn’t matter if they’re not popular. That’s it and she saw what was happening and she looked around and people weren’t reacting the way you would when your house is on fire. And she said, “We have to act like it’s a crisis, cause it is and we have leave our comfort zones.”...

LEIGH SALES: You’re 82. Do you think about whether climate change will be the cause to which you dedicate the rest of your life?

JANE FONDA: Given the small window that we have to avoid the tipping point, I think probably, yeah. I think it will be, this is what I’ll be doing for the rest of my life. Yeah, because it’s the most important thing. If we don’t make it, oh God, it breaks my ... really breaks my heart.
I have children, I have grandchildren and things are just going to spiral out of control.
All these wonderful species are going to go and life is going to be very, very difficult to live and eventually possibly the human species will go as well because we are trashing our home and I just, I wouldn’t be able to live with myself or die with myself if I don’t do something...

LEIGH SALES: Observing from here, it really feels like America is going through a very pivotal moment in its history. Is that how it feels to you there as well?

JANE FONDA: Yes. Totally. This is, a lot of people call it an inflection. I think it’s a tidal wave. I don’t know. It’s big, it’s a big deal. It’s a big deal and it’s so, a lot of people are waking up.
The COVID has, COVID didn’t break us, COVID exposed where we were already broken and I think a lot of people are seeing that for the first time and that’s really important...

LEIGH SALES: Do you consider yourself an actor foremost and an activist second or the other way around?

JANE FONDA: Activist, actor.

LEIGH SALES: Given that, how do you then decide which acting projects you want to allow to take up some of your time?

JANE FONDA: Do I need money? There’s that. People forget that we are working people. I belong to three unions. I have to earn a living. I have a bottom line that I’ve got, that I have to meet and its tough right now.
I mean, not that tough, I have roof over my head and a very nice home that’s paid for and food and I have an assistant with me and I’m very, very lucky, but I’m worried. We will have gone almost a year without working and that’s scary...
https://www.abc.net.au/7.30/jane-fonda-on-why-she%E2%80%99s-devoting-the-rest-of-her/12652618