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David Letterman to Retire from CBS in 2015

Posted on April 3, 2014

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David Letterman to Retire from CBS in 2015

David Letterman is preparing to announce his retirement from CBS next year. Letterman is expected to discuss his plan to retire in about a year on Thursday’s edition of “The Late Show.”

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