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Too soon to know whether the debate moved the polling needle. to the sense there was anything memorable it came in the form of a broadside delivered with hud secretary julian castro to the former vice president. >> you said they would have to buy in -- >> buy in -- >> were you forgetting already what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said two minutes ago? i can't believe you that said two minutes ago that they had to buy in and now they're saying -- you're forgetting that. >> i thought it was a cheap shot by a candidate of the fringe of the stage seeking to elevate ...

General election across the country. of course, when you look at the south, the prospects of winning the state of alabama in the general election, perhaps, that's a little optimistic. but this is a super tuesday voting state. that is going to be after the states in which california, texas, alabama is one of those states and for kamala harris, this is large part an introduction to the country. there's still about 16% of this electorate does not know who kamala harris is and look at another 12%. that totals up to be 37% of this electorate that does not have an opinion about kamala harris. compar...

Out of this mess. we must have a comprehensive strategy to help reject this kind of extremism. >> reporter: at the end both men had probably achieved some of what they'd come to do, project strength, demonstrate competence, and get the debate out of the way so they could refocus on domestic issues where this election will be decided. >> so the final presidential debate is in the books, and now the final sprint to election day can begin. and joining us here with his analysis is senior washington editor rick klein. rick, as always, thank you for being here. did last night's debate, did you thi...

After the leadership in al qaeda, but we can't kill our way out of this mess. we must have a comprehensive strategy to help reject this kind of extremism. >> reporter: at the end both men had probably achieved some of what they'd come to do, project strength, demonstrate competence, and get the debate out of the way so they could refocus on domestic issues where this election will be decided. >> so the final presidential debate is in the books, and now the final sprint to election day can begin. and joining us here with his analysis is senior washington editor rick klein. rick, as always, th...