WATCH: Charlie Kirk explains how craven Democrats are trying to radically transform America while they can

"I actually wish the Democrats cared about the political consequences of the damage they're doing to the country," Kirk began.

"Instead, we're in unprecedented times where the regime and the partners in Congress, they seem to say, 'We just don't care.' We might turn the blind eye on raiding journalists’ homes, like project Veritas or James O'Keefe, inflation, $85 billion for the Taliban, the Southern border wide open, we are now seeing the framers check-in balance of elections do not necessarily threaten them anymore."

"And the downside is they're going to do whatever they possibly can, for as long as they have power, as short as that might be. I think Pelosi knows she's not going to be Speaker in the next term. I think it's the worst kept secret in Washington, DC, that the Democrats have an expiration on power."

"But what everyone needs to think deeply about, and we almost need to kind of reconfigure how we cover this, is why don't they care? They are not slowing down at all. Instead, it's the opposite. They're accelerating the intentional demise of the country, which could only be described as a 'kamikaze presidency,' a metaphor to say that we're going to run this thing in the ground to fundamental transformation of the nation. I wish they cared, the country would actually benefit from it."

Watters agreed, and added, "They're going scorched earth in this small window. They know they're going to get booted…by the American people. And it's clear Joe's not going to be able to run again, Kamala is toast. And they're going to have to have a huge civil war over that nomination. So, they're going all in with everything they've got to, as you said, fundamentally transform this country, but this is something they're not going to just pay for in the short term. I believe the way that the American people never trusted Democrats for about two decades on foreign policy, after they totally lost control in the Cold War. They're going to do the same thing on the economy. Now they're not going to be trusted in foreign policy. They're not going to be trusted the economy for another, almost two decades with the way they're going."