mr. ritchie. you know, when you were talking, it occurred to me that we use these terms all the time, but after our discussion about the tuolomne river, i'm wondering if our terms are accurate. you were talking about the district share and the city share, and where's the river share, right? how do we talk about what goes down the river? is it part of our share, part of their share, or is there another line below this graph that we're not actually seeing? >> yeah. i think you're making an excellent point because those were used in the development of the river. entitlement is water that you cannot use, and the idea was there would be appropriate regulations set what the river share should actually be, and that has been what our argument is with the state as to what our entitlement should be. there is the river's share, and that would be within the regulations. it would be nice to portray that very clearly on a graph so that everybody knows what it is. the point is that we don't have agreement on tha

ritchie. >> what the focus of this bill is here in missouri is to address the minors at the middle school, high school context for just protecting title ix female athletics. >> mrspeaker, this bill protects our students. >> what do you say to folks who say that this bill is anti-trans or trans phobic? >> number one, it's not. it is just, again, an effort to protect female athletics in this context, in the middle school, high school context, as well as protecting our children who, when they're walking off the field, they're entering into that locker, shower room with their teammates, and i think those concerns are legitimate. they wouldn't fall into a phobic context. >> some of your colleagues have said, i don't want my granddaughter in a locker room with boys peeping in. >> do not make my granddaughters go into a locker room and have to worry about a boy coming into their locker room. >> do you know of any specific instances where that has happened? >> you'd have to speak with them in terms of the individuals who are communicating those concerns. i haven't communicated those concerns myself. >> because your critics would argue that this is a bogeyman that's bei