Peter Schorsch, the publisher of FloridaPolitics.com, appears to be the first to report that the F.B.I. searched Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence on Monday.

"Scoop — The Federal Bureau of Investigation today executed a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago, two sources confirm to [Florida Politics]," Schorsch tweeted on Monday.

"'They just left,' one source said. Not sure what the search warrant was about," he added. "TBH, I'm not a strong enough reporter to hunt this down, but it's real."

The scoop was certainly real, and was later confirmed by CNN and the New York Times once Trump released a statement on the raid.

"Trump says the raid was unannounced and adds, 'They even broke into my safe,'" tweeted CNN's Kaitlan Collins.

"Trump says MAL has been searched by feds," Maggie Haberman also tweeted, sharing an image of Trump's statement.

So, Schorsch broke one of the nation's biggest political news stories with a simple tweet ... and just the right amount of self-deprecation.

Thanks to Schorsch'simpressive scoop,theTimes, citing two sources close to the raid, later reported Trump’s residence was searched in relation to 15 boxes, some containing classified documents, that he took with him after leaving the White House.

Props to Schorsch, a local reporter in Florida, for beating out the top reporters on the Trump beat and landing himself a massive story that will likely make headlines for quite some time.

Fox News weekend host Mark Levin went apoplectic in response to the FBI raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence on Monday.

Levin phoned in to Hannity on following news of the FBI search on Monday night, declaring that there was "no justification" for the raid while ignoring that the FBI is run by a Republican appointed by Trump.

“This was well orchestrated, so this has been going on for weeks,” Levin told Sean Hannity. “Now, you keep asking your guests, what’s the justification? There is no justification."

Levin went on to claim, "There is no justification for sending 30 friggin’ FBI agents to the former president’s compound in Mar-a-Lago in early morning and conducting themselves this way or in any other cases in which they’ve done exactly the same thing."

The justification? Trump allegedly took 15 boxes, some of which contained classified documents, to his residence after leaving the White House. 

"The FBI is corrupt," Levin declared nonetheless, later deeming the search to be the most egregious attack against the United States in modern times.

“This is the worst attack on this republic in modern history. Period,” he exclaimed.

“And it’s not just an attack on Donald Trump. It’s an attack on everybody who supports him. It’s an attack on anybody who dares to raise serious questions about Washington, D.C., and the establishment in both parties."

Levin's meltdown was just one of several bonkers takes about the raid on Fox News.