Matt Gaetz crashes Kevin McCarthy interview at RNC to taunt, 'What night are you speaking?'

Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., video-bombed former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's interview on CNN during Tuesday evening's Republican National Convention.

"What you're seeing here is a more united Republican Party," the former California representative told anchor Kaitlan Collins on the convention floor before Gaetz, his Republican political enemy, interrupted the interview.

In a clip, McCarthy appeared to be talking about his ouster as speaker when Gaetz leaned into the frame.

"What night are you speaking? Are you speaking tonight?" Gaetz mocked.

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."[The] person who raised the issue, he‘s got an ethics complaint about paying, sleeping with a 17-year-old. That‘s the way they would go, so that‘s the biggest challenge we have," McCarthy continued to Collins, referring to Gaetz while ignoring his taunts.

"If you took that stage you would get booed off of it," Gaetz added.

McCarthy was asked about the confrontation on NBC News Now and said, "I think it shows exactly who Matt Gaetz is."

"Well, it's all about, he had an ethics complaint four years ago that he paid an underage girl and she has come to [the House Ethics Committee]," McCarthy said. "And he came to me to try to leverage me to stop the ethics investigation. That's illegal, I'm not doing that. If I had to lose my job over holding up the law. He tried to utilize that I kept government open. Think about that, I kept government open and he tried to make a motion to remove me."

"Look, everybody has different people in their party. Unfortunately, Matt happens to be here. I think at the end of the day, he probably shouldn't be on the streets," he added.

Gaetz and McCarthy have had an infamously