Questions for Texans about Trans in TX

Driving between LC and BR on Sunday, I was flipping through radio stations. I came across an interview with a woman’s voice talking about the dangers of transing children. I listened for a few minutes, and fell down a rabbit hole. The woman is a trans f to m (chick in dude face) that calls herself “Scott Newgent”. Everything referring to this person on the interwebs calls this individual a “he” (whether or not I agree with that), so I’m going to refer to this person as a “he” for ease of getting this person’s message across.

Things I heard:

1. Greg Abbot has taken a shite ton of money from trans lobbyists and has gone soft on the issue. Over $3,000,000 total. This would explain why he has weirdly started preaching “tolerance” of child abuse.

2. The tort reforms in TX allow “doctors” performing trans mutilation surgery to be free from accountability. There is no baseline for transgender surgery, therefore without spending millions of dollars to establish a baseline of care, it is impossible to sue transgender surgery doctors in TX for malpractice.
This Scott Newgent person had a phalloplasty (aka addadicktome) surgery in TX where the doctor fricked up horribly and “he” ended up with hair growing in “his” urethra (that resulted in a massive infection that almost killed “him”). “He” could not sue the doctor for such an obvious frick up because there is no baseline for care.

3. The company that makes puberty blockers, Lupron, has been in serious trouble with the law before. There are a lot of lies being told about their drugs, like they are reversible (they aren't).

Just wondering what Texans in the fields of law or medicine or those interested in politics think of this person’s statements.

Link to a very in-depth interview with this person (it rambles all over the place, but this is a serious subject with serious ramifications, so worth a read or listen, imvho):

Interview

Their Website