A conservative legal group is suing the National Air and Space Museum for kicking out a group of Catholic school students for wearing pro-life hats last month.
Pro-life student Patrick Murphy details the encounter at the Air & Space Smithsonian Museum in an interview on 'Hannity.'
A Smithsonian security guard then approached the group, according to the lawsuit, insisting that they take their hats off or leave. A child points at a group of patrons touring an exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
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