Indict Donald Trump For Espionage Now

In May of 1918, The United States put into effect an Espionage Act that made inviting or petitioning foreign powers to do harm to the United States, in any way, to be a crime, punishable by 20 years in jail in peace time - and capital punishment, in times of war.
When Donald Trump said " Russia, if you are listening, I hope you are able to find the 30,000 emails" he was in violation of this act already. He was, in effect, inviting them to hack. The fact that later we found out that indeed they did hack, only adds to the crime.
indict Donald Trump for violation of the espionage act. When he was President he had the Russian foreign minister and another Russian official in the oval office and showing them classified information.