Colbert and Jane Fonda Push Climate Alarmism -- Only 10 Years Left!

On Monday's The Late Show on CBS, host Stephen Colbert prodded liberal actress Jane Fonda to promote her alarmist views on global warming as the environmental activist hyperbolically claimed that "humankind is facing the greatest crisis that we've ever faced," and repeated the often used 10-year deadline to impose regulations to prevent world catastrophe.

Fonda -- who has credited environmental alarmist Greta Thunberg with inspiring her to become a frequent protester on the issue -- described young environmental activists as "suffering" from "extinction illness."

After the two began the segment by joking about the time Fonda kissed him before he interviewed her to throw him off, Colbert brought up climate change:

STEPHEN COLBERT: I want to talk to you about a subject near and dear to your heart -- and it should be near and dear to all of our hearts. You've started these Fire Drill Fridays about climate change. Tell me what your objective is here.

Fonda went straight to the alarmism as she began:

JANE FONDA: Well, humankind is facing the greatest crisis that we've ever faced, and there were all these young students that were sacrificing a lot and working so hard. … I've spent a lot of time now with these young students, and they're scared. And a lot of young people are even suffering from -- they're calling it extinction illness -- and I just felt I wasn't doing enough, and the scientists were saying we have 10 years before it's going to go so far over the cliff that there's no turning back. The environment and climate will unravel, and there's nothing we can do.

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Where I work, Fire Drill Friday is the day they change out the Jane Fonda urinal targets.