Trump's cabinet nominees face scrutiny over misconduct claims and controversies

President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominees are facing significant scrutiny. Defense secretary pick Pete Hegseth denies a sexual assault allegation from 2017 and is criticized for a tattoo linked to extremist groups. Attorney general nominee Matt Gaetz resigned amid misconduct allegations, halting a congressional report on his actions. Hegseth's nomination is under fire, but he maintains his innocence. Gaetz's resignation has raised questions about the release of a report detailing allegations against him, including sexual misconduct. He has denied wrongdoing and claims the accusations are false. Health secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces backlash for his vaccine skepticism, impacting shares in vaccine companies. Critics argue his views could harm public health. Trump has not publicly addressed the controversies surrounding his nominees.