November 24, 2025 • 15 mins
"The G20 isn’t a forum for peace—it’s a stage for hypocrisy." While leaders preach climate action and unity, they weaponize the spotlight to settle political vendettas, single out Israel and the U.S., and ignore atrocities happening in their own backyards. From South Africa’s theatrics to Europe’s finger-pointing, the so-called “economic forum” has morphed into a smaller, louder United Nations—more about boycotts and blame than solutions. The Rant Network calls it out: verbal diarrhea dressed up as diplomacy.
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SPEAKER_02 (00:05):
It's Monday.
Oh, I love that jingle.
You know, I don't know whyMondays just seem so more
energetic.
All right.
David and I had a great longweekend, and we feel totally
(00:28):
awesome.
And uh, you know what?
You know what?
We're gonna pull back thecurtains on a on a power play
double standard global bullshiton the world stage.
You know, we've all heard theword G20, G7, G8, bingo.
(00:49):
We're talking about G20 today.
Welcome to the Rant Networkwhere we ditch the spin and call
it hypocrisy and deliver whatothers won't say.
Today we're peeling back thisshiny veneer on the G20, or
so-called top economic forum.
You know, kind of like Davos onsteroids, just the 20 big boys,
(01:13):
not whoever has got a privatejet that wants to destroy the
environment, claim that theywant to save the environment and
show up in Davos.
No, this is the G20.
It's where you know a club oflike-minded nations work towards
peace.
It takes like a pressure cooker,conflicting governments and
(01:34):
Western democracies, butoverpowering anti-Western
democracies, authoritarianregimes, sprinkled in a few
countries, uh, with openhostility towards Israel and the
US.
You know, but you know, itdoesn't end there because it's a
consensus, it's only to waterdown statements, it's a bland
(01:58):
way of like, we don't want tooffend anyone unless you're
Israel, American, and nowChristian.
David, you know, over theweekend there have been some
interesting uh little posts, anduh, and you sent me one in the
green room, and I kind of justshrugged on it while you were
(02:19):
getting your hot cup of tea tea,you you in Canadian of you, uh,
and I wish you a good morning,you know, because to me it's
morning.
I'm early today, and you have acup of tea.
Can anyone cheers me?
Want to cheers the G20?
SPEAKER_01 (02:32):
I'm trying to figure out what you're what you're what
you're on today, because I thinkyou need a little less caffeine
for yourself.
SPEAKER_02 (02:38):
Oh well, I can go on to when it comes to Israel.
SPEAKER_01 (02:42):
No, because I'll tell you, you know, what when I
when when I saw this on the G20,first of all, let's let's take a
step back one more time.
Donald Trump and the UnitedStates, they're the G1.
Biggest biggest economy in theworld.
Didn't show.
Why?
Because the damn thing was inSouth Africa, and the president
of the G20 was from SouthAfrica, and South Africa has
(03:03):
been at odds with the UnitedStates now, especially with
Donald Trump, not the UnitedStates, but Donald Trump.
And again, like so many leadershave done, rather than do what's
best for their people, it'sabout personal vendettas and
political gain.
And it seems that for some ofthese, the belief is that if I
dump on Donald Trump, I gainpolitically in my home market.
(03:26):
And the president, don'tremember, remind everybody, this
was the one who brought to theICC the accusation that Israel
is an apartheid state committingwar crimes and so on and so
forth, and brought them to theICC at the behest of the
Russians.
And what's interesting is thatwhen Trump called them out they
(03:46):
back, they fired back.
So Trump then said, Hey, youdon't treat white Christians
right.
They fired back.
This president, this little fartof a president who thinks he's
so king shit, who has no controlof crime, huge human rights
violations, but it's okay.
We're gonna go after DT.
(04:07):
Doesn't make a difference thatDonald Trump has resolved
problems in a variety ofdifferent areas.
We're gonna go after DonaldTrump.
And we're gonna go after, we'regonna make it also a statement
to do because he is not aclimate person, we're gonna do
it just because, in spite to goafter Donald Trump, because he
doesn't believe in climate.
(04:28):
And I'm asking myself, it'sreally funny how every time
there's a statement, every time,Stuart, there's a G20 statement
about climate, there was a COP30 in Brazil, the climate
control um uh conference inBrazil, and I ask myself again
and again, you people are goodwith statements, but you're not
good with following through onyour statements, you're just a
(04:49):
bunch of verbal diarrheabarfers.
So, what the hell have you donehere?
You singled out the UnitedStates because you have a rip,
and then you singled out Israel.
You don't talk about the factthat just up the street, dude,
in African countries, Christiansare getting slaughtered, and the
things should be done to protectChristians.
(05:11):
No, no, no, no, no.
We're going to go after yourhateful hobby, Israel.
What the United Nations loves tobitch about.
Israel.
We have a ceasefire in place,but let's continue to accuse
Israel of genocide andstarvation and all the rest of
the stuff that, by the way, theUN disproved, that other bodies
(05:32):
have disproved.
And this, what what Stuart, youdon't realize, is that this
president has tried to get toeverybody to sign a statement
before everybody reads it andmake sure it's okay.
He's like, but just put what weneed to put in a statement all
together.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Worry about the details later.
That includes Italy, Germany,and a few other countries who
(05:53):
have supported Israel throughall this.
This is the racket.
This is the racket.
And now the United States isgonna take on the conference
next year, and the president ofthe United States is the
president of the G20 next year.
And he didn't want to be therefor the handover, and he didn't
want to have anything to do withthe South African president who
has been nothing but a symbol ofhate, he's been a symbol of
(06:16):
racism, and he's been a symbolof what is absolutely wrong when
you let leaders like this runwhat you think is democratic,
democratic.
SPEAKER_02 (06:28):
So you got it, but but there's more to reasons why
the relationship soured.
You know, Trump publicly accusedthe South African president of
taking from white farmers andmistreating certain communities,
specifically Christian.
He had hinting that the U.S.
funds could be at risk if theSouth African president didn't
(06:52):
stop confiscating land andtreating people of classes
differently, right?
Then there's a claim of whitegenocide.
You know, they're not permittedto uh defend themselves, right?
Because anytime they do, it'sit's a misrepresentation and it
sparks outrage, right?
(07:14):
Then there's the trade tensions,right?
Trump imposed to put 30%reciprocal tariffs on this
wonderful country called SouthAfrica.
Yeah, finally, you've got uhRamposa faces pressure, right?
Because he needs to look good ona world stage, but he's no
Mandela.
You know, you know, everyonethinks they're Mandela that
(07:37):
comes out of South Africa, youknow, but in the end, the
implications are massive.
To say you're gonna pass a gavelto an empty chair, and now
you're not even passing a gavel,you know.
If you read that article, Imean, I gotta be honest with
you.
Reuters called it right.
And for once, is this normal?
(07:59):
This is to pass a gavel to anempty chair?
Is that normal, David?
SPEAKER_01 (08:04):
No, but stupid, but this is the but this is the the
the theatrics.
This is the theatrics that theylove.
They see this in the UnitedNations, they see this in other
places.
It's all about because they knowone thing.
If they do it this way, themedia portrays Trump as always
being wrong.
The because of the Trumpderangement syndrome that is not
just in the US, but in manyother countries, because that's
(08:27):
what journalists love to feaston.
This president of South Africabelieves that he is gonna get
all the accolades, all the mediaaround the world are gonna give
him the press.
Now, you know what's funny,Stuart, is it's it's funny
because it's the same thing withBrazil when they they host the
COP 30, right?
They host the COP 30 and theysay, you know what, we gotta
talk about the environment, theenvironment, the environment.
(08:48):
Who's one of the worst violatorsof the environment?
Brazil.
You know, we you you know, theSouth Africa stands there and
with its high and mightyattitude and points the finger
at Israel and says, You're anapartheid state, and yet the
problems in South Africa isirrelevant.
The problems in Africa.
SPEAKER_02 (09:05):
South Africa's an apartheid state, it's
anti-white, anti-Christian.
It's hilarious.
It's like the kettles call thekettle back.
This is what I call democraticsyndrome.
I mean, it really is.
The Democratic Party in theUnited States used to be the
party of the people, it wasn't abanana republic.
And I gotta tell you something,this is spread all over the
(09:27):
world.
And you know, it's it is reallylike a typhoon of insanity.
SPEAKER_00 (09:35):
Yeah, well, listen, that's the problem.
You know, you know, we oops, welost you there, bud.
SPEAKER_02 (09:41):
I don't know what happened.
I can just tell Africa got toyou.
Uh, you know, listen, they'relistening.
The boys and girls of Americaare listening.
I just can't, for the life ofme, understand.
You know, G20 is a complex orshould have been since 1999, uh,
(10:03):
a really solid organization thatgot blown apart in 2008, right?
Let's like let's just understandwhat the G20 is, but like it's
now just a hate parade.
Like, sounds familiar?
United Nations.
Well, but so like so so isDonald Trump, when he takes the
gavel, is a South African gonnabe represented at the G20, or or
(10:28):
are they gonna be bounced out?
SPEAKER_01 (10:30):
I mean, I mean you know, I'm just wondering I'll
tell you what's funny.
You know what's funny is thatthese guys say we're gonna use
old tactics, boycotting, we'regonna boycott, we're gonna
boycott.
How's that working for you,dude?
Because you think about it, youas a president of South Africa,
you've lost your relationshipwith the United States, a big
trading partner, a partner whocould supply you with so much.
But no, no, no, no, where areyou gonna get it from?
(10:52):
Russia?
Good luck, China?
Probably, because this is what'shappened, Stuart.
It's a it's the way to try to toto absolutely destroy Trump and
the United States, is bycreating these myths and
creating these you knowallegiances to try to take apart
what they think is gonna betaking apart the United States.
(11:13):
At the end of the day, Stuart,some of these leaders, including
my dumbass, you know, leader,you know, stood there with the
G20 going, yeah, absolutely,boycott Trump.
Like the you want to boycott himand you think this is gonna get
you votes?
Great.
How's your economy doing?
How's your trade doing?
(11:33):
Okay, when you think of thepresident of South Africa who
sits there and and and likeother leaders, don't look
inside, point the finger.
Macron, the little ass fromFrance, who stands there and
consistently, you know, pointsthe finger at Israel, Israel's
to blame, Israel's to blame, Mr.
Bell is always there at theforefront.
He wants to be the Europeanleader.
(11:53):
Yep, he does.
SPEAKER_02 (11:55):
I think a hundred I think a hundred percent right.
I think the little French guyhas got Napoleon complex, and I
actually I gotta say something.
Napoleon was taller than Macron,but nevertheless, you know, but
nevertheless, nevertheless, andgetting off topic, Dave.
Of course you are.
The G20 is basically morphedinto another form of a smaller
(12:21):
group of the United Nations.
SPEAKER_01 (12:22):
Let me remind you where the G, if you recall, by
the way, though that when theyhad this this conference on
racism, oh right, where did ittake place?
South Africa.
What did they turn it into?
An anti-Semitism feed foodfestival that all they did was
feed off of each other andenhancing the fact that about
(12:44):
more about anti-Semitism, not toget rid of it, but to increase
it and to continue to isolateIsrael.
And that's South Africa for you.
That's the leader there for you.
And it's time, and you knowwhat?
I'm sorry, I'm tired.
Years ago, Stuart, we allfought, you know, apartheid for
Africa.
Years ago, decades ago.
We made mock, we made fun of it.
(13:05):
Even shows like you know, LethalWeapon exposed the the white
supremacy that was in SouthAfrica.
But why won't you expose thefallacy that South Africa is
today?
That it's a racist-filledgovernment.
I'm not gonna blame the people,but the government of South
Africa is consciously hateful.
(13:26):
And if this is what you think isthe right way to do because
they're anti-Trump, once againyou went to bed with the wrong
people.
Once again, if you believe, andand this is Macron and Carney
and Starmer and all theseothers, if you want to go to bed
with these guys, just remember,just remember at your doorstep
there's Russia, and Russia isgoing to do something.
(13:48):
This little Putin guy, he's notgonna stop.
Ukraine, you think he's notgonna stop.
You guys are next, and China'sgonna try to go after you, and
then you're gonna have theIslamic terrorism that's gonna
go after you, and then who areyou gonna cry to?
Who are you gonna ask for helpfrom?
Who are you gonna cry?
That's what you're gonna get.
By the way, just to finish thisup, the irony of ironies was
(14:10):
when the Louvre was attacked andwas stolen, they called an
Israeli company to help tofigure out what went wrong.
It's kind of funny that when youwere in deep doo-doo, you call
the people that you've beencrapping all over.
Well, guess what, South Africa?
When you're gonna need help withwater, natural disasters, who
are you gonna call?
Ghostbusters?
Next.
SPEAKER_02 (14:35):
David, that wraps this quarter hour up.
But I like the fact that we bothgot Ghostbusters.
Thank y'all for joining in atthe Rack Network every Monday,
Wednesday, Friday noone Easter.
David and I rattle it down,share our opinions, our
thoughts, and call out the mediafor the scumbags that they are.
You know, Irving Timber.
It's Monday, guys.
(14:55):
A whole week to go.
See on Wednesday.
It's Monday.
Oh, I love that jingle.
You know, I don't know whyMondays just seem so more
energetic.
All right.
David and I had a great longweekend, and we feel totally
(00:28):
awesome.
And uh, you know what?
You know what?
We're gonna pull back thecurtains on a on a power play
double standard global bullshiton the world stage.
You know, we've all heard theword G20, G7, G8, bingo.
(00:49):
We're talking about G20 today.
Welcome to the Rant Networkwhere we ditch the spin and call
it hypocrisy and deliver whatothers won't say.
Today we're peeling back thisshiny veneer on the G20, or
so-called top economic forum.
You know, kind of like Davos onsteroids, just the 20 big boys,
(01:13):
not whoever has got a privatejet that wants to destroy the
environment, claim that theywant to save the environment and
show up in Davos.
No, this is the G20.
It's where you know a club oflike-minded nations work towards
peace.
It takes like a pressure cooker,conflicting governments and
(01:34):
Western democracies, butoverpowering anti-Western
democracies, authoritarianregimes, sprinkled in a few
countries, uh, with openhostility towards Israel and the
US.
You know, but you know, itdoesn't end there because it's a
consensus, it's only to waterdown statements, it's a bland
(01:58):
way of like, we don't want tooffend anyone unless you're
Israel, American, and nowChristian.
David, you know, over theweekend there have been some
interesting uh little posts, anduh, and you sent me one in the
green room, and I kind of justshrugged on it while you were
(02:19):
getting your hot cup of tea tea,you you in Canadian of you, uh,
and I wish you a good morning,you know, because to me it's
morning.
I'm early today, and you have acup of tea.
Can anyone cheers me?
Want to cheers the G20?
SPEAKER_01 (02:32):
I'm trying to figure out what you're what you're what
you're on today, because I thinkyou need a little less caffeine
for yourself.
SPEAKER_02 (02:38):
Oh well, I can go on to when it comes to Israel.
SPEAKER_01 (02:42):
No, because I'll tell you, you know, what when I
when when I saw this on the G20,first of all, let's let's take a
step back one more time.
Donald Trump and the UnitedStates, they're the G1.
Biggest biggest economy in theworld.
Didn't show.
Why?
Because the damn thing was inSouth Africa, and the president
of the G20 was from SouthAfrica, and South Africa has
(03:03):
been at odds with the UnitedStates now, especially with
Donald Trump, not the UnitedStates, but Donald Trump.
And again, like so many leadershave done, rather than do what's
best for their people, it'sabout personal vendettas and
political gain.
And it seems that for some ofthese, the belief is that if I
dump on Donald Trump, I gainpolitically in my home market.
(03:26):
And the president, don'tremember, remind everybody, this
was the one who brought to theICC the accusation that Israel
is an apartheid state committingwar crimes and so on and so
forth, and brought them to theICC at the behest of the
Russians.
And what's interesting is thatwhen Trump called them out they
(03:46):
back, they fired back.
So Trump then said, Hey, youdon't treat white Christians
right.
They fired back.
This president, this little fartof a president who thinks he's
so king shit, who has no controlof crime, huge human rights
violations, but it's okay.
We're gonna go after DT.
(04:07):
Doesn't make a difference thatDonald Trump has resolved
problems in a variety ofdifferent areas.
We're gonna go after DonaldTrump.
And we're gonna go after, we'regonna make it also a statement
to do because he is not aclimate person, we're gonna do
it just because, in spite to goafter Donald Trump, because he
doesn't believe in climate.
(04:28):
And I'm asking myself, it'sreally funny how every time
there's a statement, every time,Stuart, there's a G20 statement
about climate, there was a COP30 in Brazil, the climate
control um uh conference inBrazil, and I ask myself again
and again, you people are goodwith statements, but you're not
good with following through onyour statements, you're just a
(04:49):
bunch of verbal diarrheabarfers.
So, what the hell have you donehere?
You singled out the UnitedStates because you have a rip,
and then you singled out Israel.
You don't talk about the factthat just up the street, dude,
in African countries, Christiansare getting slaughtered, and the
things should be done to protectChristians.
(05:11):
No, no, no, no, no.
We're going to go after yourhateful hobby, Israel.
What the United Nations loves tobitch about.
Israel.
We have a ceasefire in place,but let's continue to accuse
Israel of genocide andstarvation and all the rest of
the stuff that, by the way, theUN disproved, that other bodies
(05:32):
have disproved.
And this, what what Stuart, youdon't realize, is that this
president has tried to get toeverybody to sign a statement
before everybody reads it andmake sure it's okay.
He's like, but just put what weneed to put in a statement all
together.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Worry about the details later.
That includes Italy, Germany,and a few other countries who
(05:53):
have supported Israel throughall this.
This is the racket.
This is the racket.
And now the United States isgonna take on the conference
next year, and the president ofthe United States is the
president of the G20 next year.
And he didn't want to be therefor the handover, and he didn't
want to have anything to do withthe South African president who
has been nothing but a symbol ofhate, he's been a symbol of
(06:16):
racism, and he's been a symbolof what is absolutely wrong when
you let leaders like this runwhat you think is democratic,
democratic.
SPEAKER_02 (06:28):
So you got it, but but there's more to reasons why
the relationship soured.
You know, Trump publicly accusedthe South African president of
taking from white farmers andmistreating certain communities,
specifically Christian.
He had hinting that the U.S.
funds could be at risk if theSouth African president didn't
(06:52):
stop confiscating land andtreating people of classes
differently, right?
Then there's a claim of whitegenocide.
You know, they're not permittedto uh defend themselves, right?
Because anytime they do, it'sit's a misrepresentation and it
sparks outrage, right?
(07:14):
Then there's the trade tensions,right?
Trump imposed to put 30%reciprocal tariffs on this
wonderful country called SouthAfrica.
Yeah, finally, you've got uhRamposa faces pressure, right?
Because he needs to look good ona world stage, but he's no
Mandela.
You know, you know, everyonethinks they're Mandela that
(07:37):
comes out of South Africa, youknow, but in the end, the
implications are massive.
To say you're gonna pass a gavelto an empty chair, and now
you're not even passing a gavel,you know.
If you read that article, Imean, I gotta be honest with
you.
Reuters called it right.
And for once, is this normal?
(07:59):
This is to pass a gavel to anempty chair?
Is that normal, David?
SPEAKER_01 (08:04):
No, but stupid, but this is the but this is the the
the theatrics.
This is the theatrics that theylove.
They see this in the UnitedNations, they see this in other
places.
It's all about because they knowone thing.
If they do it this way, themedia portrays Trump as always
being wrong.
The because of the Trumpderangement syndrome that is not
just in the US, but in manyother countries, because that's
(08:27):
what journalists love to feaston.
This president of South Africabelieves that he is gonna get
all the accolades, all the mediaaround the world are gonna give
him the press.
Now, you know what's funny,Stuart, is it's it's funny
because it's the same thing withBrazil when they they host the
COP 30, right?
They host the COP 30 and theysay, you know what, we gotta
talk about the environment, theenvironment, the environment.
(08:48):
Who's one of the worst violatorsof the environment?
Brazil.
You know, we you you know, theSouth Africa stands there and
with its high and mightyattitude and points the finger
at Israel and says, You're anapartheid state, and yet the
problems in South Africa isirrelevant.
The problems in Africa.
SPEAKER_02 (09:05):
South Africa's an apartheid state, it's
anti-white, anti-Christian.
It's hilarious.
It's like the kettles call thekettle back.
This is what I call democraticsyndrome.
I mean, it really is.
The Democratic Party in theUnited States used to be the
party of the people, it wasn't abanana republic.
And I gotta tell you something,this is spread all over the
(09:27):
world.
And you know, it's it is reallylike a typhoon of insanity.
SPEAKER_00 (09:35):
Yeah, well, listen, that's the problem.
You know, you know, we oops, welost you there, bud.
SPEAKER_02 (09:41):
I don't know what happened.
I can just tell Africa got toyou.
Uh, you know, listen, they'relistening.
The boys and girls of Americaare listening.
I just can't, for the life ofme, understand.
You know, G20 is a complex orshould have been since 1999, uh,
(10:03):
a really solid organization thatgot blown apart in 2008, right?
Let's like let's just understandwhat the G20 is, but like it's
now just a hate parade.
Like, sounds familiar?
United Nations.
Well, but so like so so isDonald Trump, when he takes the
gavel, is a South African gonnabe represented at the G20, or or
(10:28):
are they gonna be bounced out?
SPEAKER_01 (10:30):
I mean, I mean you know, I'm just wondering I'll
tell you what's funny.
You know what's funny is thatthese guys say we're gonna use
old tactics, boycotting, we'regonna boycott, we're gonna
boycott.
How's that working for you,dude?
Because you think about it, youas a president of South Africa,
you've lost your relationshipwith the United States, a big
trading partner, a partner whocould supply you with so much.
But no, no, no, no, where areyou gonna get it from?
(10:52):
Russia?
Good luck, China?
Probably, because this is what'shappened, Stuart.
It's a it's the way to try to toto absolutely destroy Trump and
the United States, is bycreating these myths and
creating these you knowallegiances to try to take apart
what they think is gonna betaking apart the United States.
(11:13):
At the end of the day, Stuart,some of these leaders, including
my dumbass, you know, leader,you know, stood there with the
G20 going, yeah, absolutely,boycott Trump.
Like the you want to boycott himand you think this is gonna get
you votes?
Great.
How's your economy doing?
How's your trade doing?
(11:33):
Okay, when you think of thepresident of South Africa who
sits there and and and likeother leaders, don't look
inside, point the finger.
Macron, the little ass fromFrance, who stands there and
consistently, you know, pointsthe finger at Israel, Israel's
to blame, Israel's to blame, Mr.
Bell is always there at theforefront.
He wants to be the Europeanleader.
(11:53):
Yep, he does.
SPEAKER_02 (11:55):
I think a hundred I think a hundred percent right.
I think the little French guyhas got Napoleon complex, and I
actually I gotta say something.
Napoleon was taller than Macron,but nevertheless, you know, but
nevertheless, nevertheless, andgetting off topic, Dave.
Of course you are.
The G20 is basically morphedinto another form of a smaller
(12:21):
group of the United Nations.
SPEAKER_01 (12:22):
Let me remind you where the G, if you recall, by
the way, though that when theyhad this this conference on
racism, oh right, where did ittake place?
South Africa.
What did they turn it into?
An anti-Semitism feed foodfestival that all they did was
feed off of each other andenhancing the fact that about
(12:44):
more about anti-Semitism, not toget rid of it, but to increase
it and to continue to isolateIsrael.
And that's South Africa for you.
That's the leader there for you.
And it's time, and you knowwhat?
I'm sorry, I'm tired.
Years ago, Stuart, we allfought, you know, apartheid for
Africa.
Years ago, decades ago.
We made mock, we made fun of it.
(13:05):
Even shows like you know, LethalWeapon exposed the the white
supremacy that was in SouthAfrica.
But why won't you expose thefallacy that South Africa is
today?
That it's a racist-filledgovernment.
I'm not gonna blame the people,but the government of South
Africa is consciously hateful.
(13:26):
And if this is what you think isthe right way to do because
they're anti-Trump, once againyou went to bed with the wrong
people.
Once again, if you believe, andand this is Macron and Carney
and Starmer and all theseothers, if you want to go to bed
with these guys, just remember,just remember at your doorstep
there's Russia, and Russia isgoing to do something.
(13:48):
This little Putin guy, he's notgonna stop.
Ukraine, you think he's notgonna stop.
You guys are next, and China'sgonna try to go after you, and
then you're gonna have theIslamic terrorism that's gonna
go after you, and then who areyou gonna cry to?
Who are you gonna ask for helpfrom?
Who are you gonna cry?
That's what you're gonna get.
By the way, just to finish thisup, the irony of ironies was
(14:10):
when the Louvre was attacked andwas stolen, they called an
Israeli company to help tofigure out what went wrong.
It's kind of funny that when youwere in deep doo-doo, you call
the people that you've beencrapping all over.
Well, guess what, South Africa?
When you're gonna need help withwater, natural disasters, who
are you gonna call?
Ghostbusters?
Next.
SPEAKER_02 (14:35):
David, that wraps this quarter hour up.
But I like the fact that we bothgot Ghostbusters.
Thank y'all for joining in atthe Rack Network every Monday,
Wednesday, Friday noone Easter.
David and I rattle it down,share our opinions, our
thoughts, and call out the mediafor the scumbags that they are.
You know, Irving Timber.
It's Monday, guys.
(14:55):
A whole week to go.
See on Wednesday.
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