Former Rep. Matt Gaetz is quietly urging GOP senators to give him a chance to prove himself suitable to be attorney general amid growing calls from top Republicans to access a House Ethics Committee report expected to detail allegations of sexual misconduct involving the ex-congressman.

What to know about allegations against Matt Gaetz, new details in the reported testimony hack, and where he stands with approval to be the next attorney general.

President-elect Donald Trump’s decision on Wednesday to tap now-former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz to serve as his attorney general raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. Gaetz

Trump said to be digging in on choice for job, according to media report, despite growing cross-party concern. Hakeem Jeffries was re-elected as House Democratic leader this morning, according to Politico.

For the most part, I agree with Donald Trump’s Cabinet appointments and nominations for secretaries. However, I do not think nominating Matt Gaetz as attorney general is a wise choice. While he may be qualified and definitely a Trump “loyalist,

Donald Trump’s nomination of Matt Gaetz as his attorney general has ignited a furious row in Washington, after previous sex-trafficking claims came under renewed scrutiny.

President-elect Trump is personally calling senators to press them to confirm former Rep. Matt Gaetz to be his attorney general, according to senators who have spoken with Trump. Why it matters: Trump is digging in on his embattled and controversial nominee and is sending an unmistakable message to Senate Republicans that he expects him to be confirmed.