Fetterman: Debate with Oz "wasn't exactly easy"

• "I may not get every word the right way. But I will always do the right thing in Washington, D.C," Fetterman said.
• "I have a lot of good days and every now and then I'll have a bad day, but every day I will fight always just for you."

The big picture: Fetterman struggled at times during the debate to respond to the moderators' questions, even with the assistance of a closed captioning device, per Axios' Josh Kraushaar and Erin Doherty.

• His campaign said he was working off of delayed captions filled with errors, though Nexstar Media Group said the process functioned as expected.
• Fetterman's doctor and campaign aides have said his auditory processing issues aren't signs of cognitive impairment, but the candidate has not committed to releasing his full medical records.

Worth noting: Fetterman noted Oz said abortion should be between "a woman, her doctor and local political leaders," adding: "You know, to focus on some of the words that I missed, he has to say that he had the worst line of the night."

By the numbers: Fetterman said his campaign raised more than $2 million online in the hours following the debate.