When Lu Chong captured Murphy, the passengers in the back cabin reacted and began to cheer and celebrate, and the people who shot the video also joined in the celebration, so the footage obtained by "Good Morning America" is only so long. [For more exciting novels, please visit]

The picture on the TV turned back to the studio, and the excitement on the face of Gibson, the host who was in charge of the commentary just now, had not subsided, and he turned to his partner Diane Sawyer and said: "Diane, the audience outside our studio seems to be very enthusiastic today, in order not to affect the traffic in Times Square, you better go out and interview them quickly!"

One of the biggest features of "Good Morning America" is that they have a soundstage with a crowd of New York's Times Square outside and a giant screen outside the studio for passing crowds to watch.

Whenever there is hot news, the host of "Good Morning America" will come to the outside of the studio to interact with the audience who stop to watch, and randomly interview their views on news events, which can be called the most direct interaction with the audience.

Imagine that one minute you're looking at the news on the screen, and the next minute you're likely to be on the screen and express your opinion on the news.

So whenever someone wants to say something about the news on "Good Morning America," they choose to stop outside the studio, hoping to be interviewed.

From the number of people who stop outside each episode of the program, you can also roughly see the popularity of the current program, and today's program is obviously extremely successful!

Gibson's claim that it affects traffic in Times Square is an exaggeration, but there are indeed a lot of people gathered under the giant screen outside their studio, and the place is crowded. [For more exciting novels, please visit]

In fact, the reason why Gibson was so excited was not only because of the impact of Lu Chong's superhuman speed, but also because he heard the director's feedback from the headset.

With the broadcast of that scene just now, the ratings of "Good Morning America" have surpassed their old rival NBC's "Today Show" and temporarily jumped to the first place.

The camera follows Diane Sawyer to the big screen in Times Square, where at least nearly a thousand people have chosen to stay in hopes of a chance to express their opinions.

A young man in a baseball cap was lucky enough to get his first chance, and Diane Sawyer asked him what he thought about the incident.

Looking at the microphone stretched out in front of him, the young man looked very excited, he put on a classic starting pose of the legendary Chinese kung fu superstar Bruce Lee, and shouted "Ahh

IT SEEMS THAT THIS IS AN AVID CHINESE KUNG FU FAN, AND THE SUPERMAN HE TALKS ABOUT IS A POPULAR CHARACTER IN CLASSIC AMERICAN HERO MOVIES, WITH SUPERHUMAN SPEED AND STRENGTH, AND CAN EVEN FLY OUT OF THIN AIR.

Americans have a very strong plot of personal heroism, and in their films, they always advocate those lonely heroes who save the situation by themselves, and Lu Chong's action this time is undoubtedly a representative of this image.

In fact, with the broadcast of that video, especially after Gibson explained his super speed, the soul of the war song in Lu Chong's mind was indeed constantly absorbing the power of worship, and in a short period of time, it had skyrocketed to nearly 3,000 worship powers, more than the worship power contributed by a European Cup, which was indeed a surprise.

Diane Sawyer didn't let the young man continue to state his admiration for Lu Chong, after all, every second of the show was extremely precious. The second lucky winner was a middle-aged man in a suit, and although it was a random interview, Diane Sawyer had to make sure that the interviewees came from all walks of life in order to satisfy an audience from all walks of life.

The middle-aged man seemed much calmer than the previous young man, and he talked about it from another angle.

"Thanks to Lu Chong, hundreds of crew members and passengers were saved, including one hundred and twenty-six American citizens, reportedly. I am very disappointed with the reaction of the CIA, they actually have a hostile attitude towards our heroes, and finally even alarmed the consul of Huaguo, and Lu Chong was freed, which really makes me ashamed!"

The United States claims to be the freest country in the world, and while this conclusion is debatable, Americans are accustomed to firing at their governments at any time. Even the CIA, which is in charge of national security, will be criticized from time to time, and this middle-aged man who seems to be from the middle class of the United States is obviously fighting for Lu Chong.

At this time, a woman's figure rushed to the camera, and the staff around Diane Sawyer was about to step forward to stop her, but the woman said loudly: "I am one of the passengers on this flight, please let me say a few words!"

This was of course a surprise for Diane Sawyer, who immediately motioned for the staff to get out of the way and stepped forward to ask, "This honorable lady, are you really from this flight and witnessed the whole process of this hijacking?"

Rushing forward was a Caucasian woman in her twenties, who looked quite delicate, but her expression was very excited. After seeing her nod, she immediately said into the microphone: "My name is Angela, an American! When Murphy appeared, I thought to myself! Am I going to be finished? But Lu Chong saved me like an angel sent by God! Because of the control on the plane and the CIA gangs of villains, I didn't even have a chance to say thank you to him! So I want to borrow your show to say thank you to Lu Chong sincerely! I hope he is watching the show, Lu Chong, I love you!"

Angela shouted, and before everyone could react, she suddenly ripped off her clothes, and there was nothing under her robe.

And on her body, a few big words were written in oil paint, which was "Lu Chong, I love you!"

The sudden theatrical scene made everyone stunned for two seconds, and it was a live show, and Angela's Dong body was immediately transmitted to all parts of the United States by the TV signal.

Although the ABC TV director immediately put Angela's body on a mosaic after reacting, this short two seconds will inevitably become an interesting story in the history of "Good Morning America".