Republicans on the House Ethics Committee have decided not to release the results of their investigation into Matt Gaetz, Donald Trump's attorney general pick. This decision, supported by GOP leaders, goes against the growing calls from Senate GOP members to make the findings public before Gaetz's confirmation hearing.
The committee plans to meet again in December to finalize the report, as pressure mounts to disclose the contents of the investigation. Some Democrats are pushing for the report's release, with Rep. Sean Casten and Rep. Steve Cohen attempting to bring a privileged resolution to make the findings public.
