Hello again friends. The great Brian last here you there. We're back with another special edition a breaking news edition of whatever show this is and of course joining me Mr. Jim Cornett.

Tell him what tell him what's actually going on. There's so much going on. We're in the middle of recording a podcast where we're talking about oh god damn wrestling that they're

voicing off on us this weekend alone and this is not that podcast because we've stopped watching that wrestling and recording that podcast the Jim Cornett experience by the way for those of you who are so inclined to listen to record this podcast that can't wait because the moral of the story Brian is that sometimes the bad guys win.

I think back to a song that Mama Cornett used to sing to me when I was just a little boy and I would do something that would flummox her and she would be verclimped and she would say they're coming to take me away. Ha ha he he ho ho to the funny farm. Of course and there's the phone ringing. Who could this be right a minute. Hello caller you're on the air.

If you can identify our 93.5 song in the next five seconds you'll win $5,000. They can't identify. Oh well anyway. Where were we they're coming to take me away. Ha ha. Oh he. Oh to the funny farm. Yeah all the way there. Cause it is enough to make a person question their sanity the things that go on.

In that snow globe of a wrestling company that Tony Khan the real life Richie Rich has put together based on his teenage fantasies when he apparently I thought everybody that had a billion dollars or at least had a family that had a billion dollars could get like regular pussy.

And and jet off to the fucking Riviera and do drugs with Mick Jagger. He was sitting in his fucking basement collecting action figures and booking them. And now he's found out that with the hundred million dollars that his dad gave him so that he could seem spend it and have fun with it before he died.

That he's collected the real life action figures and they don't just fucking do their Kung Fu grip when you press the fucking button on their back.

They're really interacting with people like normal fucking wrestlers and he can't handle it and he can't control it. And now he's fucked around and dumbed himself out of his biggest star and the only one that was moving the fucking ratings.

And the only one that was moving the pay per views.

He has basically dumbed himself out of the business. He's killed Chicago. They booed him like a goddamn terrorist for fuck's sake when he was out there on stage trying to tell those people his tale of sorrow and woe.

And nobody's talking about his company doing 80,000 people anymore. They're talking about him being an idiot and fired his biggest star because he fucking front face locked a preliminary guy.

I don't know if that's the reason I don't know if that's the reason concern. We're now hearing that he lunge to Tony Conn and the statement from Tony Conn.

Oh, yeah, that may not be the reason that Tony Conn fired him. No, the reason Tony Conn fired him and we're going to play this hostage statement that was, by the way, we should probably say that what we're talking about here is and we have the statement. We have a written statement on the statement you could hear various other things, but Tony Conn, AW have fired CM Punk. We didn't say that yet. Did we know you just went off. We just assumed that everybody would know because that's the only thing that anybody's talking about about this fucking ridiculous romper room.

Of a company. So yes, he's fired CM Punk hours before the collision at the United Center that was to set up the pay-per-view that is as we speak tonight at the United Center, punk's hometown, that he is now killed as a market for AW when it was maybe their best one because of punk.

It was the first one and he makes it a couple of hours before the show on the internet and then opens the program stood up against the green screen reading from the teleprompter a statement that whoever really made this decision has written out for him and we put it obviously by the wording. It's the attorneys. It's the legal staff.

Also, but we know it's the AW legal staff because the wording is fucking the syntax is tortured and the grammar is disemboweled, but he read it like he was written it for the first time because he didn't make this decision because it was all worded by the attorneys because they are apparently convinced in their minds that punk is going to sue their fucking asses and they're trying to set up a defense already.

I disagree with you. This is absolutely Tony's decision, but he's letting the legal team write this because of the threat of the lawsuit. We're at this point now because Tony decided this is the point.

Well, so Tony finally made a decision. You think I thought whoever really calls the shots over there is the one that would make a decision this big because we know Tony calls the shots as Tony's dad and he's not involved.

Well, that's why I thought somebody may have put to fucking foot down or, you know, I'm thinking because Megan, you know, Megan, the head legal begal over there.

She's been involved in this since the start because she was one of the people that burst into his locker room along with the book arouse and their ilk and started the whole goddamn deal a year ago.

And we know that Megan is close to the books, not as close as she is to some of the boys.

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