Rep. Jim Jordan noted during a Thursday interview that it was his “understanding” that, per committee rules, the report was “not supposed to go public.”

Senators from both parties have sought to see the results of the yearslong inquiry into Rep. Matt Gaetz. The House speaker says that would breach protocol.

Gaetz resigned Wednesday, effectively ending a House Ethics Committee investigation into the allegations that the former representative engaged in sexual misconduct and illegal drug use and accepted improper gifts.