>>There's no point in having a conversation if you deny facts that are on video or negate evidence provided by the science community or lack enough common sense to see what's right in front of you and obvious to everyone else.

You say on video- but won't provide a url. You say negative evidence from the science community- but produce only a band of unethical or unqualified quacks.. You say it's common sense and obvious - well, there was a time when it was common sense and obvious that the earth was flat and woe betide any deranged pathological liar claiming otherwise.

Let me tell you my expectation:

1) We're seeing a desperate increase in Trump Derangement Syndrome to try to distract from
2) FISC Judge itemising illegal surveillance and obstructive behaviors by the Obama Administration, with the first subpoenas now filed by the house. Note that a judicial finding is a fact, so the investigation has some juicy facts to start from. I remember HRC's warning that if she wasn't elected, they'd "all hang" - well, Trump gets to play them like a fish now with his Special Prosecutor having very wide powers of investigation of Russian interference, including Clinton's email server and the DNC hacks that HRC is still saying were Russian. Some people hyperventilate that the SP is conducting a criminal investigation of the Trump administration- but legally he answers to the Trump administration (or more precisely the DoJ) and where do you think the investigation will go next. Meanwhile Trump has taken to calling her "Crooked Hillary" again. Wonder why.

Could it be that your wish for a monster scandal will be granted, just not the one the MSM tried to prime?

Meanwhile I note that the Europeans have rebuffed Trump's offer to negotiate a "fairer" Paris treaty. "We deem the momentum generated in Paris in December 2015 irreversible and we firmly believe that the Paris Agreement cannot be renegotiated, since it is a vital instrument for our planet, societies and economies" said French, German and Italian leaders. Trump now gets to wring his hands saying "I wanted to save the planet without landing such huge costs on US employers that they became uncompetitive- but the Europeans refused." Stupid fit of pique by the Europeans, because if the US isn't going to push up industrial costs by carbon charges, China (the biggest polluter) won't either unless heavily subsidized by the West, while Western industries also will rely on subsidies to remain competitive.