Donald Trump says MAGA Inc. will pay for controversial TV ads after backlash over the use of taxpayer money to fund the spots.

President Donald Trump said Monday evening that he and his political action committee would cover the cost of controversial television ads praising him, which were reportedly funded with as much as $20M allocated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

One of the most debated events of the last week were a series of controversial Trump ads, paid by taxpayer funds out of Homeland Security, over the weekend. The Trump Administration has pushed back against bipartisan criticism of the commercials,

President Trump announced his super PAC will pay for controversial TV ads after criticism over $20 million in taxpayer funds used for pro-Trump spots ahead of midterms. Ethics experts say the government-funded campaign may violate federal propaganda laws.