Matt Gaetz faces scrutiny over serious allegations as Trump nominates him for Attorney General

Matt Gaetz, nominated by President-elect Donald Trump for U.S. Attorney General, faces serious allegations of sexual misconduct, drug use, and financial improprieties. These claims include participation in drug-fueled sex parties and relations with a minor, which Gaetz denies. Gaetz resigned from Congress, halting an ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation into these allegations. The committee is under pressure to release its findings, as bipartisan calls for transparency grow amid concerns about Gaetz's suitability for the role. Despite the Justice Department's decision not to charge Gaetz in a previous investigation, the unresolved ethics report raises questions about his credibility. The outcome of the committee's next meeting could significantly affect his confirmation process.