Megyn Kelly sparred with Rev. Jesse Jackson on Thursday’s “America Live” about the ongoing protests in Wisconsin. The interview came in the wake of the state legislature’s passage of a bill stripping most public employees of their collective bargaining rights. Kelly’s disagreement with Jackson, who was in Madison protesting with thousands of others, seemed to come down to tactics. Jackson said that Gov. Scott Walker’s actions were so extreme that they needed to be met with protests and walkouts. Kelly, though, thought this approach was too much.
“You can make your voice heard, you can object,” she said to Jackson. “Why isn’t that not the solution, as opposed to storming the Capitol?”
“These workers have been amazingly disciplined and non-violent,” Jackson responded. “What they are saying is, we can negotiate wages and benefits but not our right to be at the table.”
(Source: HuffingtonPost.com and Fox News)
