Gov. Jeff Landry, R-La., opens up about the state mandating the Ten Commandments being displayed in class on 'America Reports.'
Louisiana Republican Gov. Jeff Landry said on Sunday that if parents have a problem with the Ten Commandments being displayed in classrooms, they tell their kids "not to look" at them.
According to NOLA, one of the groups who filed the lawsuit against the law said that Landry’s statements were "insensitive" and "an insult."
"It’s shocking that the governor and the attorney general would say, 'Just tell your child not to look at them,' as if that makes up for the egregious violation of conscience of placing one Bible’s edicts in every single classroom in the state," Annie Laurie Gaylor, the co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, said.
Fox News' Landon Mion contributed to this report.