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Tuesday representatives of the two sides were rumored to be meeting, and it could end with O’Brien leaving “Tonight.” Until then, he’s in the odd position of hosting a show on a network that he’s essentially warring with.
And that should help goose his ratings for the next few weeks at least. As late-night shows have proven in the past, there’s nothing like a scandal to draw eyeballs.
Letterman moved into first place over the summer after a firestorm over a joke he made about Sarah Palin’s daughter, and he solidified his lead last fall after coming clean about his affairs with female staffers.
Nearly two decades ago, a then-struggling Leno moved into first place after securing the first interview with Hugh Grant following his arrest for soliciting a prostitute.

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