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I did studies on it. >> sean: are they advanced on false conspiracy theories with no evidence? >> as of right now, there's no evidence that there was collusion between the trump administration and the white house. >> sean: why do those people get rewarded with time they could use to beat him up more? >> it's not rewarding! when you have reporters that are being confrontational and provocative so in the hopes of a clip will go vye andral their brand is expanded. you take it on tv, embargo it and show it afterwards if you would like to but you'll probably show clips. i think that would improve i...

>> i would make a suggestion for the press. you don't need to follow the president around -- you don't need to put every word he says on tv and have a story every day about what he said yesterday. it's easy to find that. all you have do is put on twitter or facebook live. it's all there. if more resources were put into not just what was said today but what's actually really happening, i think it would be much better service to the public. >> i would make two changes. one is i would take the briefing off of live tv. embargo it, and make it much more serious, and make it a tv show where both sid...

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Slowly but surely -- >> neil: she is going to leave. >> but she is still getting paid. >> this is a slow -- >> they do this all the time. keep them in-house, once you fire them, they can say anything they want. >> why do you bring it to a tony soprano thing. >> did you get my last name? >> neil: i'm cavuto. charles payne, i guess what i'm wondering here, first of all, to even contemplate doing something against the law, don't even. it does raise questions about whether, not only statements were accurate but whether any of the prior statements we have gotten from the i.r.s. are accurate. >> not...

More grist to the mill. >> i guess because it's not a shock is why it was a big story. so many agencies, every agency has an agenda. every agency has got to collect data. we've got to understand it's about security, but every one, the more information they get, the more power thet get. >> gasparino, why does that become the litmus test? lawmakers defined by how many laws they come up with. why is your definition of worth defined by, you know, how much stuff you collect? >> we should point out that this is a largely useless agency. newly created coming out of daud/frank. there's really no need ...