(JTA) — Presidential aide Sebastian Gorka walked off a stage at Georgetown University after facing questions from students about allegations that he is a member of an anti-Semitic Hungarian group and White House infighting.

Gorka, a cyberterrorism adviser to President Donald Trump, left a cybersecurity conference with about a half hour left of the question-and-answer session on Monday, saying his presence was detracting from the other panelists at the conference, which was titled “News, Alternative Facts, and Propaganda: The Role of Cyber in Influence Operations.”

Protesters held signs reading “Gorka’s gotta go” and “Hate has no place here.”

Gorka called student protesters “victims of fake news” and news of White House infighting “click bait.”

“The people who write fake news definitely jeopardize stability all around the world,” Gorka also said before leaving.

Gorka is accused of being a member of Historical Vitézi Rend, a namesake of Vitézi Rend, a defunct order of merit that had existed as a state entity for 20 years until 1944 under the rule of Miklos Horthy, Hungary’s Nazi-allied leader. Vitézi Rend was disbanded, outlawed and ceased to exist in the 1940s following the World War II defeat of Nazi Germany.

Gorka previously served as national security editor for the conservative Breitbart News. He has denied being a fascist or anti-Semite.