I want go vs I want to go

Some examples from the web:

• I want go outside and be left alone, without you.
• I mean, like, I don't know if I want go to med school or be a doctor or any of it.
• Moreover, the Commission is also looking - and here I want go into detail - into the possibility of supporting civil society and the democratic process in a flexible manner.
• I want Go Mi-nam to dress like that
• I'm tired, I want to go home.
• I too want to go on the cart, I want to go on the cart.
• Right, I want to go in that direction, now I want to go in that direction, now I want to go there.
• I want I want to go shopping.
• I want everyone to go now.
• I want to go on the merry-go-round.
• I want to go where only people go.
• I... I want to go through this with you.
• Jake, I want to go in with you.
• I want to go to the alleyway where they found him.
• I want to go home to Scottsdale.
• I want to go to Homecoming.
• No, I want to go read a book.
• No, I want to go in a new direction.
• I want to go home, Emmet.
• I want to go to Indian Bingo today.

Some examples from the web:

• I want to go see Shawn later.
• I want to go read books in the car.
• No, I want to go with Chris.
• I want to go on a trip.
• I want to go to the Grand Ole Opry.
• I want to go to dinner with you.
• I want to go with Mr. Jackson.
• I want to go over there and talk with them.
• I want to go to my mom's in Ponticelli.
• I want to go to the toilet, Heather.
• I want to go see my grandparents.
• I want to go somewhere and not talk.
• I want to go to the planetarium with Gloria.
• You know, I want to go.
• I want to go to somewhere no one knows me.
• I want to go riding with you.
• I want to go to the audition with Zhang.
• I want to go to the village and play music.
• Dinosaurs are for little kids. I want to go swimming.
• I want to go to Cabo after the baby's born.