David Letterman Says He's 'Excited' Heading Into Jury Duty

Wednesday, 18 September 2024
David Letterman is proud to do his civic duty ... saying he's "excited" about it as he made his way to court after being summoned for jury duty in New York. We caught up with the late-night legend just as he walked into the courthouse, where he…

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David Letterman is proud to do his civic duty ... saying he's "excited" about it as he made his way to court after being summoned for jury duty in New York.

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