The Clay Edwards Show

BREAKING - MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE CHANGES NAME AND DROPS FOOTBALL (11/19/24)

BREAKING: Mississippi College has announced it is changing its name to Mississippi Christian University & that this football season will be its last.
The NIL-era has fundamentally changed the landscape for smaller programs forcing schools to re-prioritize. MC will honor scholarships for current players. (Russ Latino, Magnolia Tribune)

DID JPD FINALLY ARREST THE METROCENTER AYRAN BROTHERHOOD COPPER THIEVES?

Four white people have been arrested in Jackson, Mississippi while breaking into the Metrocenter mall in what looks to be an attempt to steal copper. We take a look back to a story from WLBT on Sept. 30th that claimed the current Metrocenter resident (a movie studio) claimed that Ayran Brotherhood gang members were stealing copper and transporting it to Houston for Mexican drug cartels. I initially called BS on this story, but now I'm questioning my original assumption. Below is the current story from WLBT
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Four people were arrested by the Jackson Police Department for Business Burglary among other crimes.
Jackson Police Department Precinct Two Units responded to 3645 Metro Center Drive regarding a burglary in progress Thursday.
Upon receiving a description of the suspects and the suspect’s vehicle, officers were able to apprehend them on the top-level loading dock.
Suspects forced their way into the building on the lower level of Burlington Department Store.
The vehicle used in the crime was a 2002 Chevrolet Silverado truck with a switch tag.
Located inside the vehicle were guns, burglary tools, and copper wire.
Four suspects were taken into custody and transported to police headquarters to be interviewed.
According to JPD, after the interview, the four suspects were booked into the jail on the following charges:
 

TWO JPD OFFICERS PASS BY DEADLY WRECK WITHOUT STOPPING

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Two Jackson Police officers passed the scene of a deadly crash shortly after it occurred over the weekend and did not render aid, the police chief says.
At 5 a.m. Saturday, Jackson Police Department Precinct 1 officers responded to the crash at Cooper Road and Suncrest Drive.
A red Cadillac SUV was traveling south on Suncrest Drive when it left the road, crashed into a tree at the corner of Suncrest Drive and Cooper Road, and caught fire.
According to JPD, the vehicle’s driver, Tina Carter Sawyer, 35, died during the accident.
But, according to Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade, two Jackson Police Precinct 1 officers passed the scene of the accident “shortly” after it happened but did not stop or render aid.
Wade says he questions the officers’ actions, “but, more importantly, their inactions during this situation.”
Following a JPD Internal Affairs investigation, the officers were placed on administrative leave for questionable action and inaction.
According to JPD, the case will be turned over to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations, and the findings will be handed over to the Mississippi Attorney Generals' Office.
 

FAFO FRIDAY W/ SHAUN YURTKURAN (Ep #873)

Shaun and I spend the entire show breaking down the Jackson bribery scandal from an angle we haven't heard from any other shows.

MISSISSIPPI LIBERAL JOURNALIST FAKE QUIT X/ TWITTER - LOL @ THEM!!

Mississippi's liberal journalist fake quit Twitter / X as part of a national trend because of misinformation and disinformation on the platform, ironically most of that comes from them so it should fix the problem with them quitting the platform. I decided to check in on them to see if the anger addicts had actually followed through with their promise to quit the platform and of course they're full of sh!t and they're all still there!! 

THE TRUMP APPOINTMENTS W/ MATT BISHOP (Ep #872)

Matt Bishop (host of The Full Story on WYAB) sits in with me to discuss all of the current Trump appointments, Matt Gaetz, Tulsi Gabbard & much, much more.

WEDNESDAY W/ SHAUN YURTKURAN (Ep #871)

WEDNESDAY W/ SHAUN YURTKURAN (Ep #871)

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI- FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE ROBBERY LEADS TO 2 PEOPLE BEING SHOT

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Two men were shot in the parking lot of Burlington Coat Factory during a Facebook Marketplace sell gone wrong, Jackson Police say.
It happened Monday on East County Line Road.
According to Jackson Police, a man met a couple, 24-year-old Chanceler Holmes and 33-year-old Shaneque McAbee, in the parking lot for a meeting arranged on Facebook Marketplace.
During the sale, Holmes tried to rob the seller, which resulted in both men being shot.

HAVE THE LAST 7 DAYS BEEN WILDEST IN MISSISSIPPI POLITICAL HISTORY? (Ep #870)

In this wild ride of a podcast episode, we dive headfirst into the political tumult of the past seven days. First up, we've got the jaw-dropping return of Donald Trump to the political scene. Yes, you heard that right, the comeback kid of the century has once again clinched a victory that's left pundits and pollsters with their jaws on the floor. We'll dissect what this means for the nation, the world, and if this is the start of a sequel we didn't ask for. Then, we shift our focus to the heart of Mississippi, where Jackson has turned into the set of a political thriller. A bribery scandal that reads like a script from a noir film, complete with corrupt officials, lavish bribes, and enough drama to make your head spin. We'll explore how this local scandal might ripple outwards, affecting the broader political landscape. Join us as we break down these events with our usual mix of humor, insight, and a dash of incredulity. Is this the wildest week in recent history? Tune in for our take on this rollercoaster of political happenings, where the only thing more surprising than the events themselves might be our commentary. **Listen now for a blend of analysis, satire, and the sheer unpredictability of modern politics. Available on all major podcast platforms.**

BLACK FOLKS REACTION TO HINDS CO. GOON SQUAD INDICTMENTS W/ ANGELA BUCKNER (Ep #869)

Join us on today's episode we delve into the murky waters of Jackson, Mississippi's political landscape, where the "Hinds County Goon Squad" - comprising Mayor Chokwe Lumumba, Hinds County D.A. Jody Owens, and City Council President Aaron Banks - find themselves embroiled in a scandal that reads like a plot from a political noir. Charged with a staggering 15 felonies related to the convention center hotel development project, this story has all the ingredients for a blockbuster political drama.
 
We're thrilled to have Angela Buckner, Senior Editor at the Mic Magazine, joining us. Angela, a black Democrat female journalist known for her incisive commentary, will share her insights on how this scandal reflects broader issues within local governance, the implications for Jackson's political future, and the community's response.
 
Hosting this potentially explosive conversation is none other than our very own loud-mouthed, white conservative, Trump-supporting radio host, [Your Name], who promises to bring his unfiltered opinions to the table. Together, they'll explore whether there's any common ground to be found amidst the political divide, or if the only thing they agree on is the need for some stronger coffee.
 
Expect a robust discussion on:
The details of the bribery charges and the convention center project.
The political fallout and what it means for Jackson's administration.
The role of race, party politics, and ethics in local government.
The impact of such scandals on community trust in public officials.
And, just maybe, a moment where both sides might find themselves nodding in agreement.
Tune in for a conversation that might not save democracy, but could at least shed some light on why these three officials now wish they had taken up knitting instead. Will they find common ground, or will this be another episode of political ping-pong? Grab your popcorn and join the discussion!