Sustained. Mr. Endler, we're done with this line of questioning

Pete Kane:
Mrs. Rizzo, did Ms. Wesley talk about faith issues on the school campus? Mrs. Rizzo:
All the time. Everybody knows she's a Christian. I don't think she'd chew a stick of gum without praying first. It makes everyone feel awkward. Pete Kane:
Thank you. No further questions, Your Honor. Judge Stennis:
Your witness, Mr. Endler. Tom Endler:
Mrs. Rizzo, you stated that Ms. Wesley talks about her faith All the time. I'm curious, can you give me a specific instance? Mrs. Rizzo:
Well, not off the top of my head. Tom Endler:
Well, has she, as far as you're aware, ever started her class with a prayer? Mrs. Rizzo:
No. Tom Endler:
Has she ever asked anyone in the teacher's lounge to pray with her? Mrs. Rizzo:
No. Tom Endler:
Has she ever asked you personally to pray with her? Pete Kane:
Objection, Your Honor. Mrs. Rizzo:
No. Pete Kane:
Cumulative. The question has effectively been asked and answered. Tom Endler:
Your Honor, Mrs. Rizzo's sworn testimony states that Ms. Wesley talked about her faith all the time, yet she's failed to cite a single instance. I'm merely trying to discover some basis for her opinion. Judge Stennis:
Sustained. Mr. Endler, we're done with this line of questioning