IMPORTANT: The debate went longer than what my TV Tuner was set to record for, so here's a transcript of what you missed: GOV. RICHARDSON: Yes, it would trouble me. But what I would want to do is bring this country together. We need (sic) enormous challenges to face. It's got to be done in a bipartisan way. I believe that I've got the most experience with foreign policy. I believe I've got the most executive experience as a governor. We elect governors in this country. I represent change, experience and electability. So even if there were a potential contest or somebody surfacing, I believe that I would have the ability to bring this country together, to heal this country, to end the divisions after the Iraq war, to make the middle class feel that their president is behind them, to have universal health care for all Americans. MR. OLBERMANN: Thank you, Governor. Senator Obama, again -- (cheers, applause) -- we're standing here 455 days until the election. Does it not worry you...