A reporter for the website Mediaite says former White House aide Sebastian Gorka Sebastian Lukacs GorkaSunday shows preview: Trump, lawmakers weigh in on COVID-19, masks and school reopenings amid virus surge Trump taps Gorka for national security advisory board Sunday shows preview: Coronavirus poses questions about school safety; Trump commutes Roger Stone sentence MORE told him to “f--- off” in a heated exchange at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).

Caleb Ecarma, who has called Gorka a "coward" and says the ex-Trump adviser challenged him to a fight in a series of emails they exchanged last year, spoke Thursday with the Fox News contributor at the event at National Harbor, Md., just outside Washington.

In video of the exchange, Gorka appears to shove Ecarma while the two are talking and can be heard calling Ecarma “irrelevant” before walking away.

It’s hard to hear, but @calebecarma tells me Gorka told him to “fuck off” and he won’t talk to him because Caleb is “irrelevant.” pic.twitter.com/ewaBsqrqbz — Max Tani () February 22, 2018

Ecarma later posted about the exchange on Twitter, alleging Gorka got angry after he asked the former White House aide if he remembered him.

Seb Gorka just got in my face, told me to "fuck off" and shoved me — guess he's still not my biggest fan https://t.co/VLm0fdceLN — Caleb Ecarma (@calebecarma) February 22, 2018

literally just asked him if he remembers me and then he got in my face before I could ask my questions lmao — Caleb Ecarma (@calebecarma) February 22, 2018

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Gorka is scheduled to speak on a CPAC panel titled “The Surprising Strength of the GOP in 2018” later Thursday and is set to give an address to the conference on Saturday.

Gorka left his position as special assistant to President Trump Donald John TrumpUS reimposes UN sanctions on Iran amid increasing tensions Jeff Flake: Republicans 'should hold the same position' on SCOTUS vacancy as 2016 Trump supporters chant 'Fill that seat' at North Carolina rally MORE in August, roughly a week after former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon’s departure.

He was one of Trump’s most controversial advisers, primarily over his alleged ties to Hungarian fascists.