No links you've posted yet have anything to do with the discussion. I disagree. My links offer direct interpretations and applications of Treason in US law.
SECTION 4. The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors. How does that not apply?
You utilize Nixon in your argument, You brought up Nixon, not me - I offered
ArtII.S4.4.7 President Richard Nixon and Impeachable Offenses. How does that have "nothing to do with the discussion"? From my viewpoint it addresses exactly what you brought into the discussion.
Final Report of the Special Counsel Under 28 C.F.R. § 600.8, the report from the event You brought up "does not have anything to do with the discussion"? You brought that up with zero evidence, I did nothing more than indicate how every legal professional addressing Merrick Garland's task of prosecuting Trump could not justify a Treason charge.
So they aren't all wrong, it just has nothing to do with the conversation? That sounds like misdirection to me.
A coup attempt IS treason, and so is attempting to overthrow elections. I agree that a Coup attempt could be Treason, but it must include the actions acting in "direct nexus" to a foreign entity. Trump encouraged Jan 6 for primarily
personal gain which is illegal, but disqualifies Treason as Treason is not any action that indirectly assists an "Enemy". I initially thought it was Treason as well, but once I educated myself and actually read through the procedures, historical and contemporary, I used the preponderance of evidence - not opinion - to concede my position was wrong, and every expert working decades in the field was right.
Here's more "nothing to do with the conversation" reference that I know NOTHING about:
https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-iii/clauses/... Trump can be a criminal without committing Treason. It seems you just aren't willing to accept that.