This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the May of Copa podcast Weekend Review.

So much has already happened this week that it makes my brain hurt.

The New York Times story on Trump's history of tax evasion and financial engineering dropped

like a bomb on Sunday and quickly sucked the oxygen out of the news cycle for anything

else to breathe unless your name is Brad Parscale.

For Brad, his troubles are just beginning.

Fort Lauderdale police arrived at Parscale's house in the afternoon yesterday when his wife

alerted authorities that he was armed as access to multiple firearms and was threatening

to harm himself.

I guarantee you that he received a target letter from the federal government and let me

tell you, getting that letter means your life is about to get turned upside down.

But in the case of Parscale, we're seeing the chickens come home to roost in a major

way.

There's also the report from the UK investigation into Cambridge Analytica that Parscale and his

team weaponized Facebook to deliberately suppress African American voter turnout.

Now this is not Trump country, but four years ago tens of thousands of normally democratic

supporting black voters just didn't turn out for Hillary Clinton.

And now we can reveal for the first time that many of them had been identified and targeted

by the Trump campaign and its supporters.

Their aim, not to win their votes, it seems, but to get them to stay at home on election

day.

Now back to the bombshell Times report.

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