Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bob again.

So today we're going to talk about Texas and a list.

And it's going to be an unusual video that is going to end in a unique way.

So about five or six days ago a time of filming, which is Monday night, I had a bunch of people send me information and links to other

reporting about a report that

suggested that the attorney general's office in Texas had reached out to the

basically the driver's license bureau there and trying to get the numbers of people who had changed their gender on their

driver's license and said well eventually we might need a list of who these

people are. Now there were more than 16,000 entries so the

information as far as anybody can tell never actually changed hands because doing a manual check of

why that information was changed would just be too exhausting.

So it didn't go anywhere, but the request was apparently out there.

Now normally when I get something that is this wild, one of two things happens. I start to look into it and I get the context and I make a

video providing that context. The other option is I start to look into it realize that there's absolutely nothing to it no big deal don't worry about it

So I don't make a video

I'm making this one because I don't want anybody to think that's what's happening.

The reason I haven't made a video about it is because I don't know anything.

I can't find anything out. I started looking into it, but I can't get anywhere. I can't even get an off-the-record

answer. But at the same time, I don't really have great sourcing in the attorney general's office in Texas

or at the driver's license place. So it wasn't totally surprising that I

couldn't get anywhere. The reason I'm making this

video is because nobody else can get anywhere either. Washington Post, NBC,

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