Father buys a spot around Super Bowl; to speak to Trump

west palm beach - A man from Tennessee has bought a TV commercial around the Super Bowl broadcast to talk to President Trump about the death of his daughter.

Steve Eimers lost his seventeen-year-old daughter Hannah at the end of 2016 when she hit a crash barrier and was pierced by the security facility. The family has sued the manufacturer.

The crash barrier had been removed just before the accident on the 'approved safety measures' list, but there were still hundreds of places along the motorways.

Eimers wants the president to think about possibilities to better secure the infrastructure. He therefore bought a commercial, according to the New York Post.

The Super Bowl is the final of the American Football season and the largest one-day sporting event in the United States. Advertising spots around NBC's national broadcast cost just $ 5 million, but Steve Eimers could not afford that. The man gambles that President Trump is watching the game from his golf resort in Mar-a-Lago and has bought a time slot on a local network: for $ 1000.