Katie Porter Frustrated with Staff Over Studio Lights in Viral Video

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Katie Porter Frustrated with Staff Over Studio Lights in Viral Video

California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter has found herself in the midst of controversy due to a series of viral videos. The latest clip depicts her expressing frustration over studio lighting just before a television appearance. This incident marks the third contentious video to surface about Porter within a week.

Katie Porter Frustrated with Staff Over Studio Lights

The video, originating from 2021, has gained substantial traction on social media. In the clip, Porter is seen on a Zoom call prior to an interview, visibly annoyed as she addresses her staff about the bright studio lighting. “I need the lights off, the bright lights,” she states, requesting her staff member Bernard to adjust the lighting.

As she turns back to the Zoom call, Porter acknowledges viewers by saying, “Hang on one second, everybody!” Her demeanor shifts once the lights are turned off entirely. “OK, everybody, I’m … not that dark,” she remarks while appearing uneasy in her surroundings.

Previous Controversies

Porter’s latest video emerges alongside two other contentious clips released earlier in the week. One video captures her aggressively confronting a reporter during an interview, showcasing her frustration. The second, obtained by Politico, features her reprimanding a staff member who accidentally entered the shot during a discussion with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm about energy and climate issues.

  • Initial video shows Porter frustrated over studio lighting before an interview.
  • Clip from 2021 gains popularity on social media platforms.
  • Porter previously went viral for a heated exchange with a reporter.
  • Another video reveals Porter scolding a staffer during a professional call.

As speculation grows around these incidents, Katie Porter has yet to address the recent controversies publicly. The emergence of these videos raises questions about her conduct and suitability for the role she seeks in California’s gubernatorial race.