mr. gasparino mentioned regulations, we certainly don't want anymore regulations -- >> ben, what do you thinko you think of trump working with democrats on taxes? that scares me. >> hideous. it's hideous. kennedy: ronald reagan worked with the democrats in 1986. [inaudible conversations] kennedy: they want to tie it to infrastructure which is incredibly expensive. is that the best way to go, is that the ultimate carrot to bring democrats on board, adam? >> well, infrastructure is one thing and there was a widespread consensus that working on the corporate tax rate was a good idea, among people who are interested in business. this was back in january, so what we are seeing is the administration that is learning on the job and how to govern like we haven't seen in our lifetime, so i applaud the white house for trying to -- [inaudible conversations] kennedy: yeah. >> i think you can put democrats . democrats in trump-won states. there are at least five states that trump won by -- kennedy: i still think that what you would have to do to get them on board and leave to party orthodoxy which would b

mr. gasparino. h on home, do -- fill out on the blackboard 12 times i will know my -- >> are you saying i don't know my stuff? . liz: you know your stuff. >> i forgot mr. flannery's name for a second. liz: i forget a lot too. >> and i know retail prompter liz: you are? >> yeah. ache a little bit. i'm not like one of you mannequin anklers that read off -- liz: upload drive shell is what you're trying to -- >> well, you're not like that. but the people who you are like. but -- by the way, you and cavuto are not blow-dried at all. liz: yeah, i have a little fridays here. >> but let's be clear here, mr. flannery is looking at a different approach. it's going to be some of the parts could be below -- cool sold off. and, you know, if this stock doesn't turn around, you're going to see another -- you're going to see nelson because he's kind of in there; right? he's the guy that pushed out the activist investor that made a lot of noise earlier than he wanted to go. well, you may see him say okay. we want fur

mr. gasparino. >> i was told he wasn't going to be here. >> i don't share the stage with you. >> you don'ty. at any rate, tell us about this whole idea. the alias story yesterday. >> it is not illegal. but it's interesting to people who are doing it in the obama administration included elizabeth carlyle, otherwise known as loretta lynch, by the way, when she used that alias, she always find it elizabeth carlyle ag, so every new tablets are alias emma but sheesh saved up for sensitive subjects and lois lerner, the irs official who got in trouble for targeting the tea party had an alias as well. it was kind of common is during the obama administration to use these things. the problem of course mj said, we should mention by the way, jordan sekulow is the son who is a white house attorney. it is not his note they are completely independent. trump attorney, forgive me. they received over 400 pages worth of material considering this tarmac does it. most of that was blacked out, by the way. interestingly it wasn't blacked out by the obama justice department. it was blacked out by the trump justic

mr. bannon. maria: we'll see what happens. charlie gasparino is here along with erin and ken. >> fredo, i always knew it was you. maria: wait a minute, the last time we heard we'll see what happens, when he said it about jim comey, and what he said about reince priebus. >> fredo, you're a traitor. i think he thinks bannon is the leaker in there. maria: come on. >> he, there are two things going on here. number one i will take a victory lap that i've been reporting since saturday bannon is on the ropes. maria: and looks like. >> looks like he will stay another day. people close to bannon, steeves lives to fight another day. he is on sort of a watch here, his career dissipation light is starting to flicker here, at least working for the trump white house. number two thing, why does trump, why is he on the hot seat with donald right now and with the president? the reason why is twofold. i think number one there is concern he is leaker. number two, i think it is three-fold. number two he has gotten cross with the generals who are running things, ge

mr. elegant -- >> i thought you were talking about me! neil: -- charlie gasparinos he talking about, mr. elegant? what was the context? neil: i have no idea. fixated on me. i have that effect. >> no. when he was talking about the offshore min -- neil: i don't know, i was paying attention to me. >> okay. neil: are you surprised that the search is over? >> of course. i thought it was me. either you or charlie brady. do you know charlie brady? or steve lieb -- neil: sort of a wildcard choice there. [laughter] what'd you make of that? >> i don't understand the context. i -- neil: quit focusing on the context. obviously, my questions on offshore money got his attention, and rather than call me mr. cavuto or neil or neilster or the italian stallion -- [laughter] >> or mr. latte? neil: or mr. latte. [laughter] but in that venue, from -- mr. elegant. >> you are an elegant guy. look at a tie. neil: done. you are not. no tie. >> i've got one of these things. neil: you're dragging our people down. [laughter] so the mystery is solved for you, i am mr. elegant. you're not reall