sharon rocha: he wasnt rene tomlinson: he wasnt on the stage. sharon rocha: no, he wasnt on the stage. rene tomlinson: he was not. lori ellsworth: no, he was on the phone. keith morrison : sharon wouldnt know for a long time the truth about scotts phone call that night. but it was that night after the vigil that privately, sharon first allowed her mind to go to that very dark place. sharon rocha: i remember it was new years eve lori ellsworth: yeah. sharon rocha: when i started going back and forth, but just to myself. i wouldnt say it out loud. i was afraid to say it out loud. but i started just kind of thinking, could he be involved with her disappearance? keith morrison : sharon was a frantic mess and she looked at him and he just seemed so detached somehow. sharon rocha: never once did he say, oh, my god. where is laci? stacey boyers: no. sharon rocha: where could she be? i hope shes okay. i hope, you know, shes not harmed. never, ever, ever keith morrison: you were feeling tha
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but that was never really leno s audience. leno s audience was going to capture the people who left when conan o brien came on and also the people who just wanted to watch late night tv and sold on nbc. that s what leno s return was far. i think on the whole, there s not a grudge against leno. i think there was sort of a sense that the situation was handled unfairly and leno wasn t a stand-up guy during it. i don t think people are going to hold it against him. except for the hard core conan fans. my view, sharon, we talk about the internal politics of this, but people want to be entertained at 11:35 at night. exactly. the ratings just go to show you how much of a t teapot.
them and move on from them that exposes your meddle as the person, frankly. i think we also saw that with conan and how he exited his show. in terms of letterman, how he responded, he took personal responsibility and you know, he acknowledged what happened in a very serious way and got ahead of the story. while still, being self-depp kating and funny. i thought he sort of bobbled his first apology when people in the audience weren t sure if he was serious. sharon, why is it that tiger woods is still being roundly denounced despite his apology in a way that letterman is not? i think that shows you it s a really good position. that shows you the difference between the approach between