if they truly were just accidents and things that happened as part of the job, you would expect to see errors going different directions. errors that make trump look good as well as bad. or you would've expected to see the same level of erroneous reporting on barack obama. we did not say that. >> tucker: i don't remember seeing that at all. joe, again, people make mistakes, but if you are consistently wrong and way out over your skis making predictions that don't match reality, and any other business you would be demoted or at least asked to take some time off. you would be fired from the military. no one ever gets fired in the media except for groping others at christmas parties. >> brian ross to get a four-week suspension. let's be clear about that. the cnn case there were no suspensions or reprimands in that particular instance. i keep hearing, and i saw the story in the press briefing today, reporters are saying we just made mistakes, we're just trying to get to the truth. the problem is there is a rush to get to that every time and to see an example is perfect with the wikileaks story because remember, the network went ahead with information that was read