The union battle in Wisconsin keeps heating up as Governor Scott Walker managed to sign the controversial bill prohibiting collective bargaining into law, and the loudest voices in politics seem to continue their renewed interest in the fight. Take, for example, Re. Al Sharpton, who visited Judge Andrew Napolitano on Fox Business Network’s Freedom Watch last night to debate the matter. As usual with Sharpton, there was nary a dull moment.

Judge Napolitano of course, challenged Sharpton’s core argument that unions had the right to demand certain types of employment and certain types of bargaining. “They don’t have a right to say to the government ‘you can’t hire and fire me on my individual worth;” Judge Napolitano argued, “you can only negotiate with me through a union leader.'” Sharpton, of course, ardently disagreed. “They have the absolute right as human beings to demand certain things or they have the right to protest,” he countered.

But the only thing they seemed to be able to agree on is the right to protest– the right to collective bargaining left the duo in political limbo. The segment via Fox Business below:



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