Hello again everybody and welcome to the Jim Cornette experience where today the

WWE has more speeches than a presidential election and a

E. W. has more injuries than a hundred car pile up all that and a bunch more people and things that

pissed me off this week and joining me Hawaiian Brian the podcasting lion the

podcast line the king of the Hello, Jim. A pleasure to be here once again as we are recording and it is your show and I'm happy about that.

So that's all you got today.

Okay, very good.

Thank, well, we'll check back with you in a couple hours.

A splendid orator and a scintillating speech of fire

and an Olympic level orator.

A speech of fire, that's right.

Well, because that's what wrestling is now, right?

It's all about the speech of fine.

Yes, you've always had to talk him into the building, but now they've gotten rid of the pesky matches.

And they're just drawing money with the dramatic

scenes and comedic interludes of the various monologues that they're being

delivered now in the program.

For a year-end voting, should there be a difference?

Oh, getting aside, should there be a difference between best promo and best speech?

Well, yeah, because the competition for best speech would be, I don't know about best, the

competition in the speech category is certainly more numerous because there's very few good promos but maybe there should be two

different categories because and we'll talk about different kinds of promos later on

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