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Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) won’t be serving as the Attorney General for Donald Trump. But could he have a future in cable news? Nexmax host Greg Kelly thinks it’s a possibility.
Gaetz, who resigned from Congress after being named Trump’s Attorney General nominee, withdrew his name from the process and said he won’t rejoin the new Congress in January.
Which means his future is currently up in arms. On Greg Kelly Reports on Thursday evening, the Newsmax primetime host said the Florida representative could have a home on the upstart cable news outlet.
“He’s got a couple of fallback plans,” said Kelly. “He could always come here and work at Newsmax, as he has done quite a bit over the past couple of years.”
Kelly then played a clip of Gaetz hosting the primetime program on Newsmax, which he helmed on Friday, May 26th, 2023.
“Look, he’s a great guy with a big future, actually, in politics as well,” Kelly concluded.
