WATCH: “It wasn’t a bit, it was really unnerving and I applaud our security.” – @Tom_Bergeron on skeptics https://t.co/OKDKR3DbJl
— Good Morning America (@GMA) September 13, 2016
Good Morning America has exclusive video with Tom Bergeron reporting that the protesters who stormed the stage to get to Ryan Lotche were not set up as a hoax by the show.
“It wasn’t a bit, it was really unnerving and I applaud our security team.”
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Lotche himself thought it was a stunt set up by the show until he saw a member of the security team dive on one of the men protesting and tackle him.
The men, revealed to both be from the Los Angeles area, were wearing white t-shirts with Lotche’s name crossed out within a red circle. They were both removed from the building immediately.The unaired footage below shows the judges looking fearful and confused.
This article first appeared at Womanista.
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