Fox News host Greg Gutfeld believes that President Donald Trump’s triumphant return to the White House is a “fable for the ages” and that the “TV hacks” who said he could not do it should eat their words.

His comments came after his “The Five” cohost, Harold Ford Jr., said that he was disappointed with how the president gloated during his speech at the Department of Justice building.

“They should reform the way the Criminal Division and other divisions that the Justice Department goes about conducting their business, not just making it about President Trump, because the ultimate told you so was him winning in November, and I salute him, applaud him for that. I just wish he didn’t make it so personal all of the time,” Ford said before Gutfeld responded.

“You know this isn’t about winning, Harold. It’s about imprinting the memory of this event on history. Because, as we know, history is always rewritten by the losers,” the host said.

“If you think media is fake, what do you think about the people — where do you think the historians came from? They came from media, so we have to. No one else is going to do this. He has to do it. We have to do it,” he said before targeting the mainstream media.

“What you don’t hear right now, what’s that silence? It’s all the people in the media who tried to take him out. They aren’t saying, oh, we were wrong. Oh, whoopsie daisy, Biden has dementia. They aren’t doing that, so we have to,” Gutfeld continued.

“They’ve disappeared. They’ve gone away. How is this not a fable for the ages, an inspirational lesson to everyone who has felt targeted in their lives, who felt outgunned and outnumbered? If this were a Democrat, there were already be 12 movies made about this man, the most consequential political triumph in American history, and Hollywood and media are staying home in their pajamas, weeping into their Funyuns, and so that’s why we have to do this,” he said.

“It’s not like — it’s not gloating. It’s a reminder that this third act of this Trump movie cannot be forgotten. If there was justice, we should be able to parade every hack on T.V., from the “Morning Joe’s” to “The Daily Show” guy on camera, and they literally, literally, I don’t mean metaphorically, they have to eat their words,” Gutfeld added.

“We actually take their words verbatim. We bake cookies, and we write their words on the cookies, and then they have to sit down. We — it’s not even pay per view, it’s free. And we just force them to eat their words, every single word,” he said.