President Obama and the Democratic Congress failed to pass the bill most favored by organized labor and now the idea known as ‘card check’ is on indefinite hold as Republicans control the House. In response, the Obama administration is seeking to implement the agenda piece by piece through new regulations. The latest is commonly known as the Persuader Rule. What does the rule mandate? What would be the impact on employers and anyone they consult for anything that could possibly be linked to their workforce? Will this mean more or fewer jobs? We discuss it all with Diana Furchtgott-Roth of the Manhattan Institute. She is also a former chief economist for the Department of Labor.