Hello again, friends, the Great Brian Last Here, still here, and we are back once again.

Part 3 of Jim Cornette's CM Punk and AEW Omnibus, Volume 2, Year 2. Let's go now to the multiple hours of the conclusion of this omnibus right now.

A transition from the sweeping crowd shots to

LAC Musilin sweeping crowd shots to like Mussolini

It's our man Phil

And he's back and he's gonna raise some hill

Oh well I couldn't back and he's going to raise some hill.

Oh, well I couldn't call him fail, could I?

But anyway, ladies gentleman, this review is brought to you by the official Cornette face t-shirt available

at Jim Cornette.com wear it to collision taping and see him punk will wink at you.

Now back to our review so it was a huge ovation

and he brought the bag with the belt that he never lost,

his wrestling shoes around his neck,

and his first words were basically, I'm tired of being nice.

No more Mr. Nice guy for the punster.

And this is the professional wrestling business.

And he put over Chicago and the fans.

He started the first of several times that he said what may be a new trade

but I don't like the word catch phrase it's so a trademark line for him tell me

when I'm telling lies which might be something that he can use quite often around that place,

when everybody else is singing,

Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies, tell me lies, tell me lies.

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