President Donald Trump is touting the strength of the U.S. Economy in a new Super Bowl ad.

The Trump campaign released the 30-second advertisement on Thursday, ahead of the National Football League (NFL) championship game on Sunday.

The advertisement, titled ā€œStronger, Safer, More Prosperous,ā€ is one of two that will air during the Super Bowl. The other commercial will air for the first time during the game.

ā€œJust as the Super Bowl crowns the greatest football team, nothing says ā€˜winning’ like President Donald Trump and his stellar record of accomplishment for all Americans,ā€ Trump’s campaign manager Brad Parscale said in a press release.

Parscale added, ā€œWith an incredible Economy, historically low unemployment, and a policy of putting America first, President Trump is most certainly Keeping America Great.ā€

The clip shows Trump winning the 2016 presidential election and touts the wage growth, as well as the unemployment rate for African-American, Asian American, and Hispanic American hitting a record-low.

ā€œLadies and gentlemen, the best is yet to come,ā€ Trump is heard saying in the video.

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Watch Trump’s advertisement below:

Additionally, 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg is set to have a campaign commercial air during the Super Bowl. His 60-second commercial focuses on gun control, as IJR reported.

ā€œPeople will be rooting for different teams in the Super Bowl, but virtually all Americans – including people in both parties and a majority of gun owners – support universal background checks and other common sense gun laws,ā€ Bloomberg said in a statement.

See Bloomberg’s advertisement below:

Despite the steep price, Trump and Bloomberg will fight for the attention of those watching Sunday’s football game.

Having a commercial in this year’s line-up costs $5.6 million for 30-seconds, and the two are each spending $10 million each.

This will be the first time since at least 1989 that two political campaign advertisements will air nationally during the Super Bowl, as USA Today reported.