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Bringing you a Crossfire Classic today. Remember when former Crossfire host Tucker Carlson lost a bet to Hillary Clinton in which he said she would not sell 1 million copies of her book?
Well, spoiler alert, she did and his punishment was to eat a shoe cake.
Today, her new memoir, which focuses on her time spent as Secretary of State, releases this June.
This book is an important one for Clinton, as it serves an opportunity for her to frame her years as America's top diplomat as a success, especially with critics charging that she had no crowning achievement during that time.
We want you to weigh in: Hillary Clinton’s new memoir will be published June 10. Will you read it?
Vote by tweeting Yes or No using #Crossfire or by commenting on our Facebook post. View results below or through our Poptip results page.
John Connally survived November 22, 1963 and went on to a long, distinguished career – including service as U.S. Treasury Secretary. In early 1983, he was a guest on Crossfire and reflects on the assassination of President Kennedy.
Connally was also asked about the most-impressive leader he’d worked with. His answer may surprise you.
We've been digging out classic moments from Crossfire's 23-year history as we count down to Monday's launch of CNN's Crossfire. Host Van Jones presents this unusual moment, when then-host James Carville reacted to the 2002 Democratic losses in a way only Carville could.
See who you can spot as we take a look at some of the changing faces through the decades of debate in Crossfire's iconic history.
Since the 1982 launch of CNN's Crossfire, there have been plenty of unforgettable moments, including some memorable faces. Thirty-one years later, we recount nine of our favorite Crossfire moments, from passionate debates to settled bets.
Crossfire returns to CNN on Monday, September 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET.
1. Frank Zappa on dirty song lyrics (1986)
As we count down to Monday's launch of Crossfire, we're taking a look back at some memorable moments in Crossfire history. As you’ll see in today’s Crossfire Classic clip, we’ve had our share of debates that aren’t strictly “political.” Van Jones presents a moment from 1986 where musician Frank Zappa engages in a fiery debate about dirty song lyrics.
Crossfire returns to CNN Monday at 6:30pm ET.
As we count down to the return of Crossfire on CNN, we’re posting clips of the best moments from the program’s 23-year history. Stephanie Cutter shows us one of the biggest surprises. It happened when host Tucker Carlson promised to eat his shoes if Hillary Clinton sold a million copies of her autobiography.
Crossfire returns to CNN Monday at 6:30pm ET.
Every day as we count down to Crossfire’s return to CNN, we’re looking back at “classic” moments from the program’s history. Today Newt Gingrich looks back on a night 25 years ago – when former U.N Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick said something about the Middle East, including Syria, that’s as true now as it was when she said it.
Crossfire returns to CNN this Monday at 6:30pm ET.