On Thursday’s edition of Bloomberg’s “Balance of Power,” Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) argued that the House Ethics report on Matt Gaetz should be publicly released, even though Gaetz resigned his House seat and withdrew from consideration to be attorney general because there’s a “larger picture that we have Pete Hegseth also credibly accused of rape. We have some — I think it’s in the double digits — numbers of Cabinet and sub-Cabinet officials that are circulating right now that have had charges of sexual assault, including RFK Jr., that this seems to be the new qualification for [the] Trump Cabinet.”
Beyer began by saying that people should know what was in the report and it’s possible Gaetz could come back to Congress.
Co-host Joe Mathieu then asked, “We did hear from the aforementioned Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL) in a statement following the news of Matt…
