Surprisingly (to me anyway) it is going to be a real problem getting the Kenyan on treason charges for things such as arming ISIS, etc. I would have thought it's a slam dunk. However, I read a quite serious article dealing with another issue, whether if Trump "colluded" with Russia on foreign policy matters this could ever be treason and the answer, which was very solidly documented, was no. The Constitution gives the President full and exclusive authority to decide the foreign policy of the United States. Everyone else might think it disastrous and obviously harmful to the country, but constitutionally he is the decider and foreign policy decisions we vehemently disagree with are not treason. Perhaps -- the article did not discuss it -- it would be if you have evidence of the President saying he did it to harm the country. But otherwise apparently not. Not saying Hussein can't be got on treason on some charge, but apparently not on such as arming ISIS.