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March 31, 2010

Leno: 'Conan got screwed' (video)

Jay Leno says he got screwed by NBC -- and so did Conan O'Brien.

In an interview with HLN's Joy Behar, the "Tonight Show" host also said he expects O'Brien to get back on the air and face him head-to-head. 

"Conan got screwed, and I got screwed. This is TV. The reason how business pays a lot of money is, when you get screwed you have something left over ... I think Conan will come back, and he'll be strong and, you know, we'll all compete against one another ... and then you see who wins."


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