 And I don't disagree with Title IX if you say men and women should have equal opportunities. I'd agree with that notion. I agreed with that part of Title IX. When you say now effectively any man can become a woman, identify as a woman, any woman can identify as a man, this sounds like it wipes Title IX out pretty completely. So I thought we'd ask Sarah Partial Perry about it. She's a legal fellow at the Mies Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation. Sarah, welcome back to the program.