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Story summary
- Conan O'Brien, the late-night host, says late-night is in decline, noting shows like 'Hot Ones' threaten traditional formats.
- In an interview, O'Brien says the shift to political commentary alienates audiences.
- He cites high production costs and dwindling viewership as drivers.
- He remains hopeful a cost-effective late-night model will emerge, citing 'Gutfeld!' as a success.
- The author reflects on nostalgia for classic late-night and how it inspires writing.
