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The ad is part of a strategy by the president of stoking racial fears in voters ahead of the midterm elections next week.

"You are a despicable divider; the worse social poison to afflict our country in decades," Al Cardenas wrote on Twitter about Trump's latest attack ad against Democrats.

"His dog whistle of all dog whistles is immigration. This has been Donald Trump's playbook for so long," DNC Chair Tom Perez said, as many critics condemned the ad as racist.

"I'll never obstruct government or put party over country," Kentucky Democrat Amy McGrath said in her final campaign ad before the 2018 midterm elections.

Comedian and actress Amy Schumer questioned why more white NFL players don't kneel during the National Anthem in solidarity with their black teammates.

John James, who is black, pushed back on the idea that he supported racism or bigotry.

A political attack ad targeting Democratic Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom asks California residents if he supports "crack" users over children.

"If somebody called my wife a dog and said my daddy was in on the Kennedy assassination, I wouldn't be kissing their ass," says the ad.

"What happens when the average Joe out there realizes that we got, like, the entire Republican tax cut," a business man says, as an average Joe functions as his boss's table.

"We believe you. And we want to help. @Bumble is making a $25K donation to @RAINN today in honor of survivors of sexual violence."

James Seawell, 60, was booked and charged with soliciting and threatening to commit a crime.

It's worth noting that both Adidas and Puma have had similar drop-offs this week, meaning larger market forces could be at work.

Nike isn't backing away from the Kaepernick ad. Far from it.

In 2017, Tillman's wife, Marie, said freedom of expression was exactly what her husband sacrificed his life for.

Opinions are split on the Colin Kaepernick ad.

If folks charring their Air Monarchs taught us anything, it's that we've lost the thread.

Oregon's Democratic governor is demanding her Republican opponent remove a recent attack ad, which claims that the incumbent allows people to deal drugs while operating a daycare.

The owner said the ad was an effort to drum up business.

"If Paul Revere and other patriots had waited to act until it was safe or politically correct, we would never have the country we have today," Steyer says in the ad.

"Got Cravings? Girl, Tell Them To #SUCKIT."

The short-lived Burger King promotional ad featured a photo of a pregnant woman and the promise of "the best football genes" should someone be up to the lifetime Whopper challenge.

"No matter your accent or origin, everyone can appreciate a beautiful smile," read the ad copy.

The announcement comes as the company battles questions about potentially fraudulent ad practices.

Hollis announced his retirement as the fallout from the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal continues.

It's not really a commercial for beer, but it will tug at your heart-strings.

"The only stars and stripes you'll have to see are in the sky and on a zebra."

Alzheimer's disease may act more like an infection than we previously thought.

If you pee on the ad and you're pregnant, you could get you a special discounted price on cribs.

Samsung mocks Apple again for "ridiculous" design and delay in adopting new technologies.

Will other brands follow suit and ditch the mysterious blue liquid for good?