Republicans on the House Ethics Committee have decided not to release the findings of their investigation into Matt Gaetz, the attorney general pick of former President Donald Trump. This decision, made against the wishes of Democrats on the panel, has raised concerns about the fate of the sensitive information collected on Gaetz.
During the committee meeting, members took multiple votes on whether to release the report on Gaetz. They were deadlocked along partisan lines on releasing the report in its current state as well as the finalized version. The investigation into Gaetz reportedly involved testimony from two women who claimed they were paid for 'sexual favors' by him.
