The House Ethics Committee will not release a report on its findings on a probe on former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.).
“There was not an agreement by the committee to release the report,” Rep. Michael Guest (R-Miss.), chairman of the committee, told reporters after the panel met to vote on Nov. 20.
Guest earlier signaled that the panel may not release a report on the former congressman because it isn’t finished or reviewed.
President-elect Donald Trump this past week announced Gaetz as his selection for the role of U.S. attorney general, which will require Senate confirmation after Trump is inaugurated next year. Gaetz resigned his House seat immediately after the nomination….