Trump Is Privately Pressing Senators To Confirm Matt Gaetz: Reports
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65% : He believes Matt Gaetz is the one person who will have the fearlessness and ferociousness, really, to do what needs doing at the Department of Justice," Cramer said, adding that Trump is a "pretty persuasive guy.34% : Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) confirmed with Axios that he was among those who received a call from Trump about backing the former Florida congressman.
34% : "Axios also confirmed that Trump made a similar call to at least one other senator.
18% : Behind the scenes, The New York Times reported, Trump has privately acknowledged he knows that Gaetz -- who was under a House Ethics Committee investigation for sexual misconduct and illicit drug use until he resigned from his Florida seat last week -- faces an uphill battle to be confirmed in the Senate.
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