10 Highlights

• Matt Gaetz was nominated by Trump for Attorney General, facing allegations of sexual misconduct.
• Two women testified to the House Ethics Committee that Gaetz paid them via Venmo for sexual encounters.
• • The alleged events occurred from 2017-2019, with accusations of drug use and sex parties involving Gaetz.
  • A witness claims she saw Gaetz engage with a minor at a party in July 2017; Gaetz denies all allegations.
  • Demands are growing for the House Ethics Committee to release its findings on Gaetz’s alleged misconduct.
  • Gaetz's nomination has heightened calls for the release of an Ethics Committee report reviewing his actions.
  • Gaetz's legal team questions the credibility of the accusers, suggesting testimony would not withstand scrutiny.
  • The House Ethics Committee obtained Venmo and PayPal records evidencing Gaetz's payments for sex, per testimony.
  • Trump’s team did not comment on Gaetz potentially becoming Attorney General amid these serious accusations.
  • Gaetz, who left Congress amidst this scandal, challenges any claims, labeling testimonials as a "false smear."