However, I do have to give Andrew credit, and there is some truth to what he's saying, and that is that the first bill the Minnesota state Senate passed in their 2023 session was SF1, the Protect Reproductive Options Act. This bill just states that Minnesotans have a fundamental right to use or refuse reproductive health care, and that lower government bodies were prohibited from making any more restrictive rules than what the state had set forth.

The second bill that they passed, and these are the first two legislative priorities that they had. The second one was a trans rights bill, which allowed the state to take your child out of their custody or your parents' custody.

And the second bill they passed was SF2, which made allocations for. How do you know it was the second bill they passed? The number two. Interesting. All right. All right. And the date, time stamps, and everything. All right. Okay. I'm just checking. I got to ask these questions. The administrative record. Okay. This was a bill that made allocations for the paid family and medical leave insurance program.

So there was absolutely no bill, even close to what Bill is talking about, that passed the Minnesota House or Senate in 1995. What Bill is talking about is the idea of states calling for a constitutional convention, where they would invoke Article 5 of the Constitution, which allows a convention of states to ratify new amendments with a three-fourths vote of the states.