Good Point...

Guess you lack the IQ to grasp it..have a nice day if you know that is..

i don;t lack the IQ for anything. That meme is just....wut?

Please, tell me exactly what is wrong about what I said.

why would someone who is innocent of something, give credence to an investigation that has no grounds; especially one that has produced zero evidence? Would you want to live in a world where people have to defend themselves, in courts, against every accusation levelled against them? especially when there's no evidence presented?

Spurious accusations, without evidence, should be treated with the contempt they deserve

There IS evidence against him, and he's the one who has exposed most of it. He's the president of the United States, for Christ's sake! If there is reason to believe that he's commited a major crime, or even had something to do with one, then yes, I would gladly put his feet to the fire and find out what I can. If he's innocent, the we will find out through the investigation. The fact that he continuously attempts to shut down the investigation should be reason for concern.

the evidence is all in your head

Really? In my head? Well, let's start with this.

First of all, we know that Putin wanted Trump to win, and directed people to act upon this.

https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4740808/president-putin-helsinki-cspan

Secondly, his constant denial of what happened during the Trump Tower meeting and Michael Cohen's leaked statement that Trump knew about it should also be cause for concern, especially when his reasons for the Trump Tower meeting keep changing.

Oh, and don't try and tell me that collusion isn't a crime. It almost certainly is.
"Veselnitskaya later acknowledged having close connections with Russian prosecutors, and in her role as an attorney, she has counted Russian state-owned businesses and the son of a senior government official among her clients. She entered the Trump orbit based on a promise that she could bruise the Clinton campaign. Given these circumstances, was the Trump Tower meeting illegal? Perhaps. Federal law prohibits a foreign national from giving anything of value to a campaign engaged in a U.S. election. For their part, both Trump Jr. and Veselnitskaya have said she did not hand over sensitive information on Clinton. However, it’s also a crime to solicit a foreign national to give anything of value to a campaign, or even to "knowingly provide substantial assistance" in receiving something of value."
https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2018/aug/07/was-trump-tower-meeting-russian-lawyer-totally-leg/

Sorry to throw gasoline on the fire, but...

Sorry to counteract your attempt to throw gasoline on the fire, but...