of trying to on jukt its mar-a-lago investigation. a key member of the january 6th committee weighs in. and we re also following the dire situation in jackson, mississippi, where 150,000 people are without a safe water supply for a third straight day. will an emergency pump finally bring them relief? and americans could be just days away from getting the first updated covid booster shots. the fda is green lighting tweaks to the vaccine so it can better target the omicron variant. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i m pamela brown, and you re in the situation room. our top story tonight, the legal drama in the mar-a-lago investigation. trump s attorneys now have until 8:00 p.m. eastern to respond to the justice department after prosecutors accused the trump team of hiding and removing government documents at his florida home. cnn political correspondent sara murray has our report. mr. president! reporter:
the supreme court did not address this issue until the 1960s but i think it is quite reasonable interpretation of the establishment clause to say that the government should not take upon itself the duty of teaching our children what prayers to say and how to say them. from a religious point of view this is quite important because from if the government will do this is not going to do a very good job. what is it that the government does a good job of and the prayer that was written against the tally in the case and thus up in court was written by a committee and when i teach this case i like to tell my students that the prayer i read them the prayer and it s like to whom it may concern is completely bland and contentless prayer and for our government to be taking a
thing. it was set off by this problem the supreme court did not address this issue until the 1960s but i think it is quite reasonable interpretation of the establishment clause to say that the government should not take upon itself the duty of teaching our children what prayers to say and how to say them. from a religious point of view this is quite important because from if the government will do this is not going to do a very good job. what is it that the government does a good job of and the prayer that was written against the tally in the case and thus up in court was written by a committee and when i teach this case i like to tell my students that the prayer i read them the prayer and it s like to whom it may concern is completely bland and contentless prayer and for
the supreme court did not address this issue until the 1960s but i think it is quite reasonable interpretation of the establishment clause to say that the government should not take upon itself the duty of teaching our children what prayers to say and how to say them. from a religious point of view this is quite important because from if the government will do this is not going to do a very good job. what is it that the government does a good job of and the prayer that was written against the tally in the case and thus up in court was written by a committee and when i teach this case i like to tell my students that the prayer i read them the prayer and it s like to whom it may concern is completely bland and contentless prayer and for our government to be taking a
conservative christian leaders back in 2004 who said, you know, we re all going to get behind george w. bush, but if he doesn t deliver the rollbacks on abortion rights and gay rights that he promised us, there s going to come a time where we re going to turn on the republican party. we want these things done. donald trump came in and he said he s going to roll back the johnson amendment. he can t do it, right? only congress can do it. but if you go through and talk about 401 wu1 c 3s not able to politic. talking about it is a signal to the voters that unlike george w. bush, who was a methodist, he s going to govern like he issage evangelical christian, right? well, you know i agree with that. e.j. and then katon. i was struck by a couple of things. first, this executive order was so weak contentless, that it evoked that aclu press release, have they ever announced