Social media became wild for a patriotic advertisement for the American secret service during Super Bowl with iconic scenes from American history, including the attempted murder of Donald Trump.
The advertisement was called 'Epic' and cost the secret service $ 2 million to produce, although the air time was served to the service, which means that it did not have to pay millions to get its messages for the lucrative super bowl.
'The Super Bowl Recruitment advertisement of the Secret Service with President Trump is absolutely epic Make us great again! “Written a passionate viewer.
“President Trump knows how to get things done, recruiting the best talent for secret service is a great step, no more recruitment,” wrote another.
“If this does not ensure that you want to be an agent of the secret service, I don't know what that will do!” A third added.
“The American secret service has set up an extremely moving Super Bowl advertisement to recruit. I have to say it hit me right in my ole patriotic heart and tore me a little! 'Tweeted another user who appreciated the message.
'For 160 years our agency has witnessed history; And since 1901 we have protected the most important people and events, including the Super Bowl ', tweeted the desk.
Trump's appearance came into the advertisement after he was almost murdered by a shooter during a meeting in July in Butler, Pennsylvania.
The message of the secret service seemed to resonate with those who look at home
The advertisement and all-male line-up of secret service agents
The attempt in the life of the President revealed stunning problems within the secret service, including a staff shortage that the agency seems to be enthusiastic with the Super Bowl advertisement that also played on the Jumbotron in the Caesar's Superdome with 76,000 spectator.
Secret Service Director Sean Curran told CNN through a spokesperson that 'he enabled the team to identify a new and fast approach that used with required rules. '
The news of the advertisement broke hands after Bay shook his hands last week ago, while the president was about to board Air Force One on a joint andrews.
Allegedly, Bay shot the Secret Service advertisement on the military outpost in Maryland.
The advertisement shows the role of the agency in the protection of the leaders of the nation and used images and video of secret service and former presidents, including John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan, who both had controversial attempts in their lives.
Kennedy was murdered in November 1963 during a visit to Texas, while Reagan survived a bullet to the left armpit in March 1981.
There were also images from 9/11, including President George W. Bush who was informed about the news, while a photo was also recorded of a determined Trump that survived an attempt in his life in the Butler, Pennsylvania Rally in July.
“America was founded on an idea of freedom. America has always stepped forward in time of need during our short but powerful history, “says a voice-over in the video.
The award-winning American director and producer Michael Bay was chosen by the Secret Service to send his Super Bowl advertisement, a gamble to recruit more staff
Bay is depicted with shaking hands with President Donald Trump on a joint basis Andrews in Maryland on January 31, 2025
President John F. Kennedy is depicted in a motorcade travels through Dallas minutes before he was shot on November 22, 1963
There were several videos from JFK during the minute -long Secret Service Commercial
President Ronald Reagan Huivert and raises his arm after he was shot in Washington DC on March 30, 1981
Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump is brought by the agents of the secret service during a rally on July 13, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania
The advertisement seemed to be patriotic and inspiring for those watching TV
The video ends with the URL for a webpage on a career on the secret service displayed on the screen
Trump is the first sitting president to personally attended the Super Bowl and could see the advertisement for himself.
“I came up with the concept for the PSA that America was based on the idea of freedom,” Bay said in a statement.
'During our short but powerful history as Americans, we have always stepped ahead in time of need. This was a place to honor the true silent heroes that protect the leaders of our democracy. '
The advertisement was shot and produced in less than two weeks.
The Eagles broke on Sunday evening to a 40-22 victory over the Chiefs of Kansas City.
