Michael Moore Took His Broadway Audience to Protest at Trump Tower

The liberal filmmaker loaded them onto double-decker buses straight from the theater.

Audiences at Michael Moore's one-man show "The Terms of My Surrender" were greeted with a surprise: a free bus trip to Trump Tower with the liberal activist for a protest.

The crowd reportedly cheered when Moore offered the invitation during the latter part of his performance.

Rick Miramontez, a spokesperson for Moore's show, told the New York Times that the logistics of the protest were carefully thought-out to avoid Moore's presence appearing like a publicity stunt. “I don’t think it’s at all a thing to sell tickets," he said.

A long line formed outside the theater as individuals lined up for the free buses. Actors Mark Ruffalo and Olivia Wilde (the latter is in a Broadway staging of George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984") also joined for the protest.

Moore told his audience on the bus, "We are here to perform a citizens' arrest—well, there’s lots of police there, maybe they’ll do it for us."

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