President-elect Donald Trump's decision to nominate Matt Gaetz as Attorney General has sparked significant controversy and concern in Washington, D.C. Gaetz, who has been under investigation by the House Ethics Committee for alleged misconduct, resigned from Congress following the nomination, halting the release of the committee's report. Several Republican senators, including John Cornyn and Kevin McCarthy, have expressed skepticism about Gaetz's confirmation prospects, citing his ethics issues and lack of qualifications. Meanwhile, Democratic leaders and some Republicans are calling for the Ethics Committee report to be disclosed to ensure a thorough vetting process. Despite the controversy, Trump and some supporters argue that Gaetz represents a desire for change within the Justice Department. This nomination poses an early test for the incoming Senate Republican leader, John Thune, as the Senate prepares to evaluate Gaetz's suitability for the role.