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Slack.com slash DHQ. So we've been discussing the case of James Younger over this, over the

week. And after raising awareness of the case this week and getting this hashtag campaign,

hashtag protect James Younger going, it looks like some crucial people are taking notice.

The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott has said that his attorney general is going to look

into it. He's also going to have the social services look into the case as well. Some

state legislators have said they're going to propose a bill that would ban giving puberty

blockers to gender-confused children, Ted Cruz issued a statement last night. Dan Crenshaw

has spoken out. The mainstream media is actually taking notice. Finally, they're reporting

on it. The Washington Post did a report. The report obviously was unfair and biased in

favor of the mom, but still they are at least taking notice, which they would prefer not

to do, but I think we force them to. So I think that it would be fair to say that our efforts,

our speaking out about this situation really has a lot to do with these developments. Turns

out that hashtag campaigns actually can accomplish something. What do you know? Who would have

thought? And maybe this will leave an impression on Republican politicians, not just in Texas,

but on the federal level as well. I've been saying this for years that this issue is a

winner for Republicans. The Senate should get together. They should pass legislation immediately

that bans the chemical castration of children. Let the House Democrats, if they want to,

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