House Ethics Committee to Release Matt Gaetz Investigation Report

The report, expected soon, details allegations of sexual misconduct, drug use, and financial impropriety during Gaetz's time in Congress.

The House Ethics Committee voted secretly earlier this month to release its report on former Representative Matt Gaetz after previously deciding against public disclosure.
The investigation, spanning several years, examined allegations including sexual misconduct, drug use, misuse of campaign funds, and bribery, among others.
Gaetz, who resigned from Congress in November after being nominated for Attorney General by President-elect Donald Trump, denies all allegations and claims he has been fully exonerated by the Department of Justice.
The report's release marks a rare move, as ethics investigations are typically not disclosed after a member leaves Congress.
Gaetz has criticized the decision, stating he has had no opportunity to rebut the findings, while also admitting to past behavior he described as 'embarrassing but not criminal.'