Trump acknowledges challenges for Gaetz's attorney general confirmation as he reaches out to senators

President-elect Donald Trump has acknowledged that his nomination of Matt Gaetz for attorney general may struggle to gain Senate approval. Trump has started reaching out to senators to persuade them to support Gaetz, despite concerns over his controversial past. Gaetz faces scrutiny due to ongoing investigations into alleged misconduct, including a closed inquiry into sex trafficking. Although he has not been charged with any crime, the House Ethics Committee has not yet released its findings, raising further doubts about his confirmation. Trump's approach marks a shift from traditional nominee selection, as he has chosen several controversial figures for cabinet positions. This strategy may overwhelm senators, increasing the chances of some nominations being approved, including Gaetz's.