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Ora.TV is laying the groundwork for King's return through efforts to make him available in ventures where younger people who might be more inclined to watch a digital network will see him. For instance, King has a new skit that will be made available on the website Funny or Die next week. King wouldn't pinpoint a guest for the first night of his new show but said he's shooting high
-- aiming for President Barack Obama or Mitt Romney. He said he still expects to book quality guests because of his long relationships in the business, even though a digital network has less visibility than traditional TV. "It's not Harvey Glick saying, 'Please come on the Harvey Glick show,'" he said.
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