$ 420 million in Super Bowl advertising criticized him without provocation
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump accused Adam Shiv, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, of leaking "secret" information.
It is one of several investigations into allegations of Russian intervention in the 2016 US presidential election.
"Adam (Schiff) is leaving the closed hearings of the commission to illegally divulge information ... it must be stopped," said the US president, who has repeatedly denied any collusion with him or his election campaign with Russia.
Meanwhile, in the final of the Super Bowl, a number of advertisers featured announcements about the My Me 2 anti-sexual harassment movement and Trump's resistance, but without being provocative.
Each year, the final is a trademark opportunity for excellence during an event followed by more than 110 million viewers in the United States.
Advertisers on the 52nd edition of Super Bowl spent about $ 420 million, about $ 5 million per 30 seconds.