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It's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. welcome now to "the lid" where we cap off today's biggest stories in politics. we are joined by heather mcgee, president of demos and rihan slan of the national review. tomorrow the first democratic debate in las vegas. we set expectations for this thing. i noticed hillary clinton weighs in on keystone, weighs in on tpp, rolls out a wall street reform package.

Debate. what you were just discussing. she has taken out stronger positions on the tpp, on banking reform, on keystone. a host of issues that bernie sanders has emphasized at his rallies and in his campaigning across the country. that's smart politics. in fact, i was a little struck by the discussion on the panel a moment ago where people are saying, you know sh she's just following the mood or following the polls or following, you know, what focus groups are saying. yeah. the energy of the moment is toward a host of progressive positions on these issues. and so i think clinton has been smart ...

Many especially what was done in her books were done in 2012. we're now in 2015. and the trade agreement has changed. there were deadlines -- i mean there were final negotiations that still had to be gone through. she said that she'll evaluate trade agreements on the surface and to meet a certain standard. she was supported of cafta but voted against nafta. she has actually shown the consistency in that she's going to evaluate these trade agreements on a one on one basis. so for that now that she's an independent candidate, she's not in the obama administration, she has evaluated in its full e...

On keystone and a few other issues like this what we have here right now politically is an emerging consensus on the democratic candidates that they all basically agree on most of all the issues. i mean, hillary clinton may still want a no-fly zone in syria and the other candidates don't, but on the keystone pipeline and on the gun reform, on obamacare, on the basics of big money in politics, a lot of this stuff democratic candidates agree on policy. at least they do now. and the fight therefore, among the democrats is not going to be over which policy is best. they have settled that. they all...

It is not likely to change on that. on keystone and a few other issues like this what we have here right now politically is an emerging consensus on the democratic candidates that they all basically agree on most of all the issues. i mean, hillary clinton may still want a no-fly zone in syria and the other candidates don't, but on the keystone pipeline and on the gun reform, on obamacare, on the basics of big money in politics, a lot of this stuff democratic candidates agree on policy. at least they do now. and the fight therefore, among the democrats is not going to be over which policy is be...