Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld brutally roasted MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough on Wednesday’s edition of Gutfeld! over his sudden acknowledgment of former President Joe Biden’s decline.

On Tuesday, Scarborough hosted Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes, the authors of a new book about the 2024 election, on Morning Joe.

“You know, Amy, just-,we always look back in retrospect and think things were a certain way, just because it’s the way the media, at the time, defined it. You know, I remember after Biden’s shockingly bad presidential debate, that’s when, like, the history books were starting, you know, you could just see that was going to be the reason why he was pushed out of the race and he was doing badly,” mused Scarborough during the interview. “But I remember talking to a reporter three days before the primary, I mean, before the debate. And we were talking about how Biden was starting to fall behind in Minnesota, that Virginia was getting really tight, uncomfortably tight, and Democrats were afraid Biden would even lose New Hampshire.”

Gutfeld was aghast at Scarborough’s comments, observing “What a convenient opinion to suddenly come up with that now that Biden is long gone,” before playing a series of clips from last two years in which the longtime MSNBC personality declared that “this version of Biden — intellectually, analytically — is the best Biden ever,” suggested that Biden was calling him at night to pick apart Scarborough’s critiques of his administration, and blasted Special Counsel Robert Hur for noting that the incumbent president could no longer remember when he served as vice president in a report on his mishandling of classified documents.

“If Scarborough got within 200 feet of a polygraph machine, it would burst into flames. But Scarborough couldn’t afford to be honest with his audience because the Dems had a big, bad, orange man breathing down their necks. So he had to deny Biden’s physical and mental decline, which the whole world saw every day,” argued Gutfeld.

“The funny is, [bleep], if you had just told the truth when it mattered, maybe the Dems would have had time to find a candidate who could actually win an election. Hell, Jimmy Carter was still around at that point. He would have done a better job at that debate!” he concluded. “But he didn’t, so now you have to lie about your lies. But hey, it could always be worse. Morning Joe could be on a network people watch.”