National Harbor, Maryland - The organizers of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference are beefing with NBC News over their reports that a handful of neo-Nazis and white supremacists attended the right-wing event.

Over the weekend, NBC News reporter Ben Goggin published a piece about how he witnessed a handful of prominent extremists "openly mingled" with attendees of the event, conversing with some about "antisemitic conspiracy theories."

Goggin noted that while the event in the past has thrown out people espousing such ideologies, this year, he claims they "didn't meet any perceptible resistance."

CPAC is an annual political conference where the biggest names in right-wing politics gather to give speeches on the issues that matter to them most.

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The event has become another large platform for former President Donald Trump, who has been a headliner since his first appearance in 2017.

Organizers for CPAC responded to Goggin's claims in a social media post on Monday, describing the article as a "hit piece" and "another blatant attempt by the propagandists in the media to discredit conservatives."

"In reality, CPAC stands firmly against all forms of antisemitism and hate, while Democrats openly cheer on Hamas terrorists attacking and killing innocent Jewish populations in Israel," the post added.

In another reaction regarding the NBC report, CPAC further described Goggin's piece as "false, misleading, and grossly manipulative."

"When we come across someone at CPAC peddling any kind of anti-semitism, we deal with them immediately," the group argued.

"Knowing this, NBC weaved together lies and fabrications to create a false perception, and we won't stand by idly while NBC engages in willful misinformation."

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Goggin responded to CPAC's claims, sharing a video of one such moment he wrote about, showing self-described neo-Nazi Ryan Sanchez giving a Nazi salute while speaking to attendees.

Goggin also shared a clip of Sanchez on a livestream after CPAC, speaking about how the "Overton window" of the party has shifted, and his presence at the event was welcomed with a "warm reception."