This raises many, many questions.  I was hoping to get some rest tonight but I will be quite busy on behalf of the people of Texas who despise corruption:  Is it a State Chartered Bank or a Federal Charter? Who owned the bank first before the most recent sale?…Who bought the bank subsequently? (I was told by someone it went from one of the 5 families to another of the 5 so among themselves.) Who approached Vanguard and Blackrock to invest in the bank (and become majority shareholders) and when? Was any legislation filed during that time period that would have negatively or positively affected Vanguard or Blackrock? Did all of those five house members abstain from voting on that legislation? Did they influence the outcome of the legislation or alter it in a way beneficial to Vanguard or Blackrock?  I already have 15 more questions which involve the Securities and Exchange Commission, RICO statutes, Office of Comptroller of the Currency, the Texas Attorney General, the US Attorney General and the rest of the Department of Justice.  The Texas House General Investigating Committee should also look into this.  Sunlight is the greatest disinfectant.