California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter was fact-checked during a CNN interview on Monday after making accusations against fellow Democratic rivals in the state's upcoming gubernatorial race.

During the interview, Porter accused Tom Steyer of leaking a damaging video that showed her berating staff members. The specific nature of the video and the circumstances surrounding its release were not detailed in the reporting.

Porter also targeted Xavier Becerra during the interview, raising concerns about a corruption probe involving the former California Attorney General and current U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary. She suggested that Becerra could pose risks to Democratic candidates in California's jungle primary system.

The fact-checking occurred in real-time during Porter's CNN appearance, though the specific inaccuracies identified by the network were not specified in available reporting. Porter, a former House representative known for her aggressive questioning style during congressional hearings, is among several Democrats seeking to succeed Governor Gavin Newsom.

California's jungle primary system allows the top two vote-getters, regardless of party affiliation, to advance to the general election. This format can create competitive dynamics among candidates from the same party during the primary phase.