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[[File:SECUPP.jpg|thumb|right|120px|[[Conservative|"On the right,"]] S.E. Cupp. (2013-2014)]]
[[File:SECUPP.jpg|thumb|right|120px|[[Conservative|"On the right,"]] S.E. Cupp. (2013-2014)]]
Eight years after the original iteration of the show was canceled, it reappeared in 2013 with former House Speaker [[Newt Gingrich]] and atheist [[S.E. Cupp]] representing the [[conservative]] side of the debate and avowed communist [[Van Jones]] and [[Stephanie Cutter]] represented the [[liberal]] side. It aired weekdays at 6:30 PM for half an hour, in contrast to the episodes in 2002 that aired for an hour. In July 2014, this iteration of the program ended and no talks have been made to bring the show back. The show was quietly canceled, and replaced with typical CNN news programming as before due to the divisive nature of the program despite the inclusion of the "Cease Fire" final segment of the program that encouraged debate participants to find common ground, a section that was absent from the first iteration of the program, and was created in response to public perception of the hostile and uncivil nature of this type of programming.<ref>[http://www.mediaite.com/tv/cnns-crossfire-canceled-again/ Crossfire canceled again]</ref>
Eight years after the original iteration of the show was canceled, it reappeared in 2013 with former House Speaker [[Newt Gingrich]] and atheist [[S.E. Cupp]] representing the [[conservative]] side of the debate and avowed communist [[Van Jones]] and [[Stephanie Cutter]] represented the [[liberal]] side. It aired weekdays at 6:30 PM for half an hour, in contrast to the episodes in 2002 that aired for an hour. In July 2014, this iteration of the program ended and no talks have been made to bring the show back. The show was quietly canceled, and replaced with typical CNN news programming as before due to the divisive nature of the program despite the inclusion of the "Cease Fire" final segment of the program that encouraged debate participants to find common ground, a section that was absent from the first iteration of the program, and was created in response to public perception of the hostile and uncivil nature of this type of programming.<ref>[http://www.mediaite.com/tv/cnns-crossfire-canceled-again/ Crossfire canceled again]</ref>
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