O'Brien: I would not do, what makes Jay Leno

NEW YORK - In his first post-"Interview" Tonight Show, Conan O'Brien has said that he was in the place of Jay Leno, he was not on the show less than a year after they publicly give to someone else. "I, you know," said Steve O'Brien Kroft "60 Minutes" in an interview broadcast Sunday, excerpts of which were published on Thursday by CBS. "Everyone has their own way of doing things …». O'Brien, in the middle of a tour-sold, he said, decided to leave NBC, because" this relationship is toxic and can we separate only. "It was funny the first call on the night of the TV series, won by the end of this winter. He has since been of TBS, where he will launch a talk show set in November. In a planned transition from five years earlier, Leno" Tonight "in the took over last year and O'Brien. Leno NBC was afraid of losing a competitor, if the network has his first show, five nights per week. Those who have failed on two fronts: against the low ratings subsidiaries Leno and threatened to out withdraw the show, and show poor O'Brien "Tonight" ratings helped CBS David Letterman shock waves come first. NBC has tried to leave please both the comic strip by offering Leno show and a half hours and O'Brien remain at 11.35 clock Tonight "Show Name" Starting and half an hour later. O'Brien said, and not Leno, never to leave the "Tonight" first, slipped into his old house. "I have not done that," said O'Brien. Asked by Kroft done O'Brien had said that "something else done, go somewhere else. I mean, it's just me. "O'Brien said he did not see the point of giving everything to a relationship with NBC, which seems to have no future." I'm not sure these people really need me here, "said he. During the few weeks has become a kind of folk hero among his public decision and the actual performance, O'Brien. An Internet "Team Coco rose stem to support it, and the odds jumped O'Brien shows with precise jabs his bosses. NBC and Leno spokesman had no comment on reports O'Brien. the acquisition by NBC banned O'Brien to give interviews to be printed or broadcast before 1 May, the "60 Minutes" will air 2nd CBS released excerpts of interviews in May could be a technical violation of the case, but NBC should not continue.