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>> reporter: much like this campaign it has focused little on the original arguments over collect tiff bargaining and union rights. the real fireworks we saw came from the political barbs that the two camps have been flinging at each other. >> so everybody is clear the mayor doesn't have a plan and all he has is attacking me. that's what you heard loud and clear here. the mayor did not answer the question because he does not have a man. >> i'll answer the question. i'll tell you right now i have nothing to do with that. you should be ashamed of that commercial scott walker. >> reporter: govern...

Continue those negotiations because the governor is eager to find a path for these democrat senators to return home and do their job. bill: that sounds like a possibility then. final question. are there any cracks in republican leadership, whether it's in the assembly. >> absolutely not. >> or in the senate or with the governor? >> not at all. bill: so you're holding firm? >> well, we have to hold firm, that is what the taxpayers asked us to do. there is some flexibility in order to negotiate a path for these democrat senators to return home, but at the end of the day we need that 5.8% pension...

Are inside of the rotunda's right now are teachers, despite the head of the largest teachers union ordering them back into the classroom. the teachers here with whom i spoke said they are not neglecting their duties, they are giving the students a real life education. >> at this point our students are getting mo more educated in seufbgs, they are getting real time education and a real good education on how democracy works. >> reporter: the executive directors of madison teachers incorporated says at least the madison teachers are ordered to return back to the classroom. a hearing on an injunct...

These are democratic principles. jenna: but some say that the wisconsin state governor should actually go further, and that's what you say as well. how can you say that, if unions according to paul really represent our democratic principles? >> what we have with unions, and the government is a monopoly provider. if general motors workers go on strike, well i can always buy a chrysler or a toy toy. if government workers go on strike they have a monopoly power over the very functions of government which is why even franklin del lan owe roosevelt thought it was wrong to have collective bargaining...

Make them live under reality. jenna: dan, are you saying that we should do away with collective bargaining rights and consequently do away with all unions? >> we're talking about what is the role of collective bargaining, in terms of governments. there are lots of states like my own state of virginia where there is no collective bargaining nor government employees, because there is a monopoly situation. it's completely different than the private sector where of course you have competing interests. when you have government, a union negotiates with the politician has they give money to and that ...