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.

That was House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries calling for the release of an ethics report on Donald Trump's pick for Attorney General.

We'll show you the response from House Speaker

Mike Johnson and take a look at where support for Matt Gates' nomination stands with senators.

Also ahead, we'll bring you new reporting on the current employees of the Department of Justice

who are preparing legally for a second Trump administration.

And we'll get expert analysis on a major shift in policy

from President Biden, now allowing Ukraine

to use American-made long-range missiles

for strikes well within side Russia.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Monday, November 18th.

We hope you had a nice weekend.

I'm John Flemere.

Thanks for starting your day and week with us. And with just two months left in office, President Joe Biden has now authorized Ukraine to use

U.S. provided long-range missiles within Russia. U.S. officials have been against the move for months,

but the change in policy comes as

North Korea has deployed thousands of troops to support Russian fighters in Ukraine.

Officials tell the New York Times that they don't expect this policy shift to fundamentally

alter the course of the war, but one goal is to send a message to the North Koreans

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