WATCH: MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough realizes Democrats are doomed

"Let's talk about the mess, right now, that I think the Democrats are facing. It's so early. We have a year and a half until the election," Scarborough said. "But, if Democrats want to know what they're going to be facing, let's talk about it right now."

"If I were a Republican running, I would say 'Democrats can't protect us across the world. Democrats can't protect our streets, and Democrats can't protect us at the border,'" Scarborough said.

"There is, and we don't talk about it enough, there is a massive border crisis on the southern border right now," Scarborough admitted. "And if Democrats don't want to talk about it, that's fine. It will find them over the next 16 months politically."

"And then there's this chaos in Afghanistan," Scarborough said, "and we've talked about crime, which of course, I had people telling me for a year 'it's just an exaggeration, law and order, racist, bigoted, whatever.' Eric Adams runs on protecting streets and police reform: He wins the Bronx, he wins Queens, he wins Staten Island and he wins Brooklyn. He wins everything except for the sort of wealthier parts of Manhattan."

Eric Adams, New York City's front-running mayoral candidate, won the Democratic primary in June, much to the surprise of far-left progressives in the city. He came out saying he would be tough on crime and would clean up New York's crime ridden streets, which is what the voters said they wanted.

Over the weekend, it was reported that a man was attacked with an ax at an ATM machine in the tony Financial District at 5:30 pm on Sunday afternoon.

"Democrats have to know this is coming," Scarborough said, "and I don't know where mission control is on the Democratic side, but somebody," he said, "needs to get that and they need to start responding."