In a fiery Fox News interview, former Trump aide Stephen Miller condemned Jane Fonda’s Vietnam War protests as treasonous.\
Fonda’s actions, including a controversial trip to North Vietnam in the 1970s where she criticized the American military and posed for provocative photos, were highlighted by Miller. He questioned whether Fonda, dubbed “Hanoi Jane,” should still be seen as a hero given her past actions. While Fonda expressed regret for some of her past behavior, Miller remained critical, arguing that her remorse did not absolve her of the accusations of treason.
The interview reignited debates about Fonda’s credibility and the impact of her activism, especially in light of her recent protests against pipeline projects. Fonda’s legacy remains a contentious topic, with her past actions continuing to influence perceptions of her present-day political influence.
