Newsom retracts ad touting California after X users point out foreign footage

California’s Progressive Democratic Governor Gavin New Zeroum published an advertisement that boasts of the California economy and the tariff for President Donald Trump, but then deleted it after that after the X user indicated that the video used footage from Ukraine and Estonia instead of California.

Since then, the shots have been replaced by the video filmed in America.

The ruler, a Trump critic who is rumored to have presidential ambitions, issued the announcement this week. In a 30 -second clip, Trump’s tariff claimed “to punish families and risk by ending America’s operation as the greatest economy in the world.”

He also described California’s economic ingenuity, proud that the state is now the fourth largest economy in the world.

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While newsoms boast about innovation and manufacturing in California, the advertisement plays footage of the high technology office and a large warehouse. However, a X user was quick to point out that the shots used in the advertisement were already filmed in Ukraine and Estonia, not California.

Another X user, Brandon Phillips, Georgia’s work for the Republican Party, mocked: “Simple details!” In response to parts of the California advertisement, it is already shot in Eastern Europe.

A simple search on the Internet shows that the warehouse photos in Ukraine were created by a Ukrainian photographer and video photographer called “Artie MedveDEV”.

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Meanwhile, the clips of the office used to announce by a company called “Gorodinkoff Productions”, which is based in Tallinn, Estonia.

The newsom office did not respond to the Fos News Digital request for comment. However, his team ended with the removal of the video with the Ukrainian and Estonian shots, to replace it, which lacks the foreign shots that X -users noticed.

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Newsom was severely criticized for giving priority to his political aspirations over his role as a ruler. A new survey conducted by the Institute of Governmental Studies at the University of California in Berkeley and participated in the sponsorship of the Los Angeles Times that 54 % of the California registered voters believe that newsom focuses more on its personal presidential ambitions rather than solving continuous problems at home in Golden State.

Trump said he would “love” news to launch an offer for the White House for Democrats, but he said that his response to forest fires and other issues “greatly takes it out of the race.”

Deirdre Heaven and Broke Singman from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.