Jane ‘Hanoi’ Fonda on The View: Social media users urge FBI, Justice Department to go after actor for ‘murder’ pro-lifers comment 

Jane Fonda, popularly known as Hanoi Fonda, was trolled on social media for a ‘murder pro-lifers’ comment when talking to host Joy Behar about abortion rights on The View.

Several Twitter users, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, urged the FBI and Justice Department to take action against the actor-activist. They said her comment came under criminal incitement of violence.

“The @FBI and @TheJusticeDept have targeted Pro-Life protestors for praying outside of abortion clinics. They better step up and hold @Janefonda and @TheView accountable for calling for the murder of Pro-Life Politicians like me. I will not be voting to fund the FBI and DOJ unless the two-tiered justice system is stopped,” Greene said on Twitter.

“Jane Fonda calls for literal murder of Pro-Life politicians and activists. This is criminal incitement of violence. Can someone please tell the FBI she’s a soccer mom going to a school board meeting so they investigate?” lawyer Rogan O’Handley tweeted.

“Is the #FBI going to go after Jane Fonda and throw her in #GITMO for threatening to murder right-wing politicians?” another Twitter user said.

“I ask @FBI @SecretService to investigate Jane Fonda immediately. @SenSchumer worried about unedited J6 footage causing violence when here’s a woman with a large reach calling for assassination!” a tweet read.

Jane Fonda, who is a far-left activist, suggested that women should not go by the laws and could even resort to murder for having control over their bodies.

“We have experienced many decades now of having agency over our body, of being able to determine when and how many children to have. We know what that feels like, we know what that’s done for our lives,” Fonda said. “We’re not going back, I don’t care what the laws are. We’re not going back.”

Co-host Sonny Hostin quipped, “That’s the activist. Joy Behar responded, “That’s Jane.”