Here are all the Trump bombshells that are hiding in plain sight: New Yorker reporter

Former Trump "fixer" Michael Cohen's surprise guilty plea on Thursday shook the political world -- despite the fact that the basic facts about the Trump Tower Moscow project that Cohen lied about to Congress had been reported before.

As New Yorker staff writer Adam Davidson explained on Twitter Friday morning, the revelations that Trump had been working with Russian government officials on a deal for Trump Tower Moscow even while he was running for president shouldn't have been surprising given past reporting on the subject.

Nonetheless, Cohen's stunning admission this week forced the media to focus on the story in a way that it hadn't before, while also forcing the Trump administration to respond in a way that it hadn't in the past.

According to Davidson, there are other similar bombshell stories about Trump and his business dealings that have already been reported, but have been lost in the nonstop swirl of other Trump scandals.

"It took the plea deal for the news to pop," Davidson said of the Trump Tower Moscow story. "There are many other such already known items out there that WILL pop one day."

The biggest bombshell, writes Davidson, is the story about the Trump family's taxes, which the New York Times reported earlier this year showed contained strong evidence of "outright fraud."

"[It's] more devastating than almost anything, revealing the whole business was fraud," Davidson said of the tax story.

Additionally, Davidson pointed to reporting about the shady financing of Trump's Panama hotel that has raised suspicions that it's a magnet for money laundering, as well as his own reporting on Trump's business associates.

"Trump worked with truly dangerous, scary people," wrote Davidson. "My sense is most reporters who focus on Trump's business see him as incredibly vulnerable once the things we already know truly land."

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