Dear @MaggieNYT, @BrianStelter, @CallumBorchers, @PeterBeinart: Now that the FISA applications prove Mark Levin was correct, will you do the honorable thing?

I won't hold my breath *.

But let's rewind. I've gotten ahead of myself here.

In March of 2017, Mark Levin ignited a media firestorm by asserting that the Obama administration had wiretapped first candidate, and then President-Elect, Trump. Although he used legacy media's own reports to state his case, Levin was relentlessly assailed by legacy media.

An archetypal example was the loathsome Brian Stelter of the failing CNN network:

Levin emailed me, "Do you deny there were two FISA applications?" I replied: "I don't know. You don't know. The reporting is very murky." https://t.co/uSyUgooRl0

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 6, 2017

Well, Brain, I mean, "Brian": now that we have clear and incontrovertible evidence that the Trump campaign was illegally spied upon by the Obama administration, will you now issue an apology to Mark Levin?

An apology would be the honorable thing to do.

Honorable. Virtuous. And, again, I won't hold my breath *.

* I won't hold my breath unless i'm being driven around on Chappaquiddick Island by a member of the Kennedy family.

Related: 8 KEY TAKEAWAYS: A Deep Dive into the Scandalous FISA Warrant Used to Spy on the Trump Campaign.