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Supreme Court hears argument for football field prayers

Season 2022 Episode 118 | 5m 37s

The Supreme Court on Monday once again tackled a question that's lingered since our country's founding: where exactly to draw the line between church and state. Correspondent John Yang breaks down the arguments in this case as they played out on the football field and before the nation's highest court.

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