Absolutely. And I believe the Senate should have access to that. Now, should it be released to the public or not?

That's, I guess that will be part of the negotiations, but that should be definitely part of our decision making.

Once again, I go back to it, in Article 2, Section 2, in the Constitution, the Senate has to advise and consent these individuals.

And in that process, we're going to give Matt Gates the same chances we'll give all President

Trump's nominees.

Of course it should be released.

And that's not just Democrats saying that.

You have repeatedly seen Senate Republicans make clear who are on the Senate

Judiciary Committee or throughout that chamber say that they want access to all available

information so they can make a decision about whether the nominee for Attorney General

is qualified to serve in that office.

A bipartisan call yesterday for the release of an ethics report on Donald Trump's pick for

attorney general will show you the response from House Speaker Mike Johnson and take a look

at where support for Matt Gates' nomination stands with senators right now.

Plus, the latest on a sexual assault allegation against former Fox News host, Pete Hegseth,

who Trump has selected as Secretary of Defense.

Meanwhile, in the final stretch of his term, President Biden is making a major policy change, allowing Ukraine to use

American-made long-range missiles for strikes inside of Russia. We'll explain how it could impact

the war. And President Biden held what is likely to be his final meeting with Chinese President

Xi Jinping over the weekend. We'll have more

about that sit down and what the Chinese leader had to say about the incoming administration.

Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe. It is Monday, November 18th. With us. We have the host

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