Ep 1146 | Trump Puts Maine in Its Place & Jane Fonda Touts Evil 'Empathy'
Today, we cover Jane Fonda's acceptance speech for her SAG Life Achievement Award, when she said that having empathy just means caring about other people. But given her past comments about murdering pro-lifers, not to mention her "activism" in Vietnam, we doubt she really understands what she's talking about. We also…
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