Filmmaker Michael Moore, who ominously predicted that Donald Trump would win Tuesday’s presidential election, on Wednesday released a “Morning After To-Do List” urging those despairing over the outcome to “[t]ake over the Democratic Party and return it to the people.”

The list, which has gone viral, lambastes the Electoral College, “pundits, predictors, [and] pollsters,” as well as “[a]ny Democratic member of Congress who didn’t wake up this morning ready to fight, resist, and obstruct in the way Republicans did against President [Barack] Obama every day for eight full years.”

Moore specifically roasts the corporate media, saying Trump “is both a creature and a creation of the media and the media will never own that.”

And he recommends people take heart in—and remind others of—the fact that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in fact won the popular vote.

“You live in a country where a majority of its citizens have said they believe there’s climate change, they believe women should be paid the same as men, they want a debt-free college education, they don’t want us invading countries, they want a raise in the minimum wage, and they want a single-payer true universal health care system,” Moore writes. “None of that has changed. We live in a country where the majority agree with the ‘liberal’ position. We just lack the liberal leadership to make that happen.”

Ahead of the election, Moore predicted that the presidential election would go the way of Brexit—an argument echoed over the summer and again on Wednesday by Intercept journalist Glenn Greenwald, who noted the “overwhelming” parallels between Trump’s victory and the U.K.’s June vote to leave the European Union.