Swamp Thing Attends Hearing on Capitol Hill
Capitol Police removed a woman wearing a mask during a confirmation hearing for a member of Trump's cabinet.
A swamp creature invaded Capitol Hill Thursday looking like the monster from the classic horror film “The Creature from the Black Lagoon.”
The swamp thing sat in perfect view during the senate confirmation hearing for Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt.
The “creature” had reacted to comments Bernhardt made during his confirmation, but after an hour of dramatics, Capitol Police officers removed her.
The woman behind the mask was identified as Greenpeace activist Irene Kim, and she spoke to Inside Edition about her antics.
"We wanted to bring some absurdity to this event that was happening,” she said.
She had said that Trump promised to “drain the swamp,” but she believes he is building up the swamp instead.
RELATED STORIES
Trending on Inside Edition

Ghislaine Maxwell Reps Herself in Court Demanding 'Financial Support' From Epstein Estate After Lawyers Quit
Crime
Buster Murdaugh Denies Involvement in Stephen Smith's Death as Smith Family Pursues Independent Investigation
Crime
Baby Born With Congenital Heart Disease on Way to Transplant Surgery Receives Corridor of Cheers
Inspirational
13-Year-Old Charged With First-Degree Murder After Confessing to Suffocating 4-Year-Old Sibling: Police
Crime
9-Year-Old Survives New York Car Crash That Killed 5 Children
News
Letecia Stauch Murder Case: Suspect Tried to Fake Polygraph, Drove 1500 Miles to Dump Stepson's Body, Cops Say
Crime