Charles in Charge

The New Day: Feel the Power

The Ringer

Society & Culture, Wrestling, Sports, Comedy

4.9 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Tyler Breeze joins The New Day to discuss mid-match costume changes, Fashion Files, the brilliance of Santino Marella's comedy matches, abandoning his tag team with Xavier for Roman Reigns, and the sanctity of the Charles Breakfast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's a new day, yes it is!
0:07.2	Oh, welcome to the greatest podcast of all time, which is entitled The New Day.
0:16.9	The Power.
0:21.2	Baby.
0:23.6	Yeah.
0:27.7	Yeah, we know all the other better going through some things, so you know we want to bring you a
0:34.0	little bit of something different, you know. You don't want you to have the same thing all the time.
0:41.8	So today on this smooth voice-based filled episode, we have a guest, we have a guest who has been
0:50.0	offering for quite a long time, many a year, that guest, his name is Tyler Breeze.
1:00.8	Put him together. No one will let him talk.
1:03.2	I don't think nobody gonna, I mean, let's put...
1:05.6	I'll give him two or three claps.
1:07.2	Okay, we'll bring him two or three.
1:08.8	You're wasting your hands on Breeze?
1:10.8	You can't go on the...
1:12.8	You can't clap!
1:14.0	We didn't even waste it.
1:15.6	Close your eyes.
1:16.8	Close your eyes.
1:17.6	Because we were always about preserving your hands, because if you start beating them together all the time,
1:21.6	you'll get one set of hands right?
1:23.6	Yeah, but you're right.
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