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Heels about it. and joe took it to them. that was a really important moment for joe biden. because in the prior debates, i think he got the worst of it. and people who are worried, and they should be, can joe biden take on donald trump, he took on bernie and elizabeth at the same time and they're both ten times smarter than trump. so good night for joe. >> good night for joe. there are people looking at this saying, of the three debates, this was his strongest. >> i think, absolutely. because he knew what he wanted to do. he wanted to dissect medicare for all. and did you know that he used to ...

I think women power was a big scene. >> i think there was like a game. i don't know if you saw on the board where they were putting up who should drop out next, and we looked at it and the people who had the most votes was biden. that's not going to happen, but there was a sense of the people who wanted to reach out to the other side that that's not what people there were really into. another thing here. the 2020 nominees, they were asked by our abc "wall street journal" poll should they push big scale, big, big policies or smaller scale policies? it's a pretty big difference. people want big ...

Him. maybe. but there's also an argument that you never win when you get in a fight with president trump and the way you are more electable is you say if you're elizabeth warren, you outline all of your plans. and you lay out a strong, you know, progressive vision of economic populism and so you saw those different approaches on display. >> and take me through, you gave a great tease whenever you right them next week about what they thought about each of these performances. >> basically, what the trump campaign thought was, look, president trump's nickname of sleepy joe is looking increasingly...

Nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of kasey d.c. is here with me. she joins me from new hampshire. kasey, good to see you. senator sanders owned the left flank, the progressive flank of the democratic primary season in 2016. this time he's sharing that space with another -- with several candidates really who have some similar views including california senator kamala harris, who's in new hampshire today. you talked to her about why they're different. >> i did, ali, and you're absolutely right. bernie sanders had a chance to take on clinton one on one in 2016 and he came to represent ...

Progressive to moderate. but they want two things, and that's going to be very hard to find in one person. >> and although i know polls are meaningless at this stage, let's put up a poll and look. let's look. here are recent poll where some of the candidates are. and you have joe biden at the top. >> looks good for senator someone entirely new there. 59%. doing well. i have a simplistic theory about this which is that elections tend to be reactive. so you have george w. bush who promised to be sort of a more moral character than bill clinton. barack obama who promised to be a unifying figure. ...