Rep. Madison Cawthorn is set to speak at former President Donald Trump’s rally in North Carolina this weekend, a sign that Trump isn’t deserting the far-right freshman lawmaker even as other top Republicans reach their breaking point in the wake of Cawthorn’s recent comments.

Trump is scheduled to hold a rally in Selma, North Carolina, on Saturday. Trump’s Save America PAC listed Cawthorn as a speaker, just days after House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy publicly rebuked Cawthorn for his suggestion that DC elites propositioned him to join an orgy and that he saw someone else “do a key bump of cocaine.”

“I just told him he’s lost my trust, he’s gonna have to earn it back,” McCarthy told reporters after he and House Minority Whip Steve Scalise privately met with Cawthorn for 30 minutes on Wednesday. “And I laid out to him everything that I find is unbecoming.”

McCarthy said after the meeting that Cawthorn admitted to him that he exaggerated some of his statements. Cawthorn’s office has not responded to repeated requests for comment.