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January 4th, 2008

“A discussion took place today between Jay Leno and the Writers Guild to clarify to him that writing for ‘The Tonight Show’ constitutes a violation of the guild’s strike rules”

– The Writers Guild of America makes it clear they are not happy with Jay Leno.

“It was a very amicable conversation”

– Neal Sacharow talks about the conversation between WGA West President Patric Verrone and Jay Leno.

“Jay’s been a great supporter of the strike and very vocal in his support, so I think the discussion today was just about clarification”

– Neal Sacharow talks about the conversation between WGA West President Patric Verrone and Jay Leno.

And NBC responds with the facts:

“The WGA agreement permits Jay Leno to write his own monologue for ‘The Tonight Show”

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