Why CIA doesn't want to collaborate with the government ?

Answer 1

I assume you meant "...collaborate with other agencies in the government."

The CIA's culture is one of extreme secrecy, since that culture is strongly tied to the Agency's role during the Cold War. They have an institutional aversion to working with other agencies and sharing information because they view the disemination of information as a loss of control. Since they are the largest collector of foreign intelligence in the government, this creates problems when they are called upon to work with other agencies (FBI, Defense Dept., etc.) - they view cross-departmental projects as routes to collecting information, not as a way to share it.

Answer 2

Because Democrats leak our National Secrets to the press.
The press reports them, and the terrorists use them.
Terrorist Groups subscribe to the New York Times.
You can't trust Democrats with National Secrets.
(Sadly, there are Democrats within the CIA that have also leaked National Secrets.)

Answer 3

After getting kick on the butts by Mr. Big Brother hiding in the closet back home .
How embarassing it can be in planet of apes.
Get those antiques with creaky legs back to work to help them out.

Answer 4

CIA is a government agency idiot.