Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz, a close Donald Trump ally, said he will no longer comply with an ethics investigation into sex and drug use allegations.

Matt Gaetz has published a lengthy letter he’d sent to the House Ethics Committee informing the panel’s lawmakers that he would no longer be complying with the Ethics investigation into allegations that he had slept with an underage girl.

The Florida Rep. added that he will no longer voluntarily cooperate with a House Ethics Committee investigation into his conduct

Newly filed court papers place Matt Gaetz at one of the long-rumored parties tied to an alleged underage sex scandal.

Rep. Matt Gaetz was at a 2017 party with a 17-year-old girl at the heart of an alleged sex trafficking scandal, according to legal documents filed Thursday. The filings cite affidavits based on three witness testimonies—which remain sealed—which put the Florida congressman at the party,

Matt Gaetz took to X to express his frustration with the “uncomfortably nosey” House ethics probe for allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor and illegal drug use.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) will no longer voluntarily participate in a House Ethics Committee investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and drug use, the Florida Republican announced Thursday. In a letter,

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) told the House Ethics Committee that he will “no longer voluntarily participate” in the panel’s probe into him, accusing it of leading a “political payback exercise” and calling it “uncomfortably nosy.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) issued a defiant statement on Thursday as the House Ethics Committee seemingly prepares to release a report into reported misconduct involving an underage girl. In a letter to the House Ethics Committee,