FIRST ON FOX: A pro-Trump group launched a seven-figure ad buy as a closing speech for the former president after the clip went viral on social media.

On Friday, Building America’s Future (BAF), a conservative nonprofit organization, released the clip titled “Moments” which he said highlights “attacks on Donald Trump and his supporters in recent months.”

The announcement, published on Elon Musk and others, has garnered over 20 million views on X.

“Think of everything they did to Donald Trump,” the ad says. “First there were hoaxes, witch hunts and indictments. Then there were FBI raids, courtrooms and mugshots. Finally, there were had bullets in a Pennsylvania field.

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“And after all that, this man stood up, his face bloodied, raised his fist in the air and told us to ‘Fight. Fight. Fight.'”

The ad then plays a clip of Trump saying. “America’s future will be bigger, better, bolder, brighter, happier, stronger, freer, grander, and more united than ever before. And we will make America great again.”

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“We know what they think of us,” a narrator says before a clip of President Biden’s speech.

“The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters,” Biden says, echoing his comment that sparked a political storm earlier this week.

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“So if Donald Trump can get through all of this, we can go vote,” the ad concludes.

BAF will begin airing the ad as part of a $1.2 million spend on national television in battleground states, as well as paid digital and text services.