The Clay Edwards Show

TUESDAY - FULL SHOW (Ep #974)

Vicksburg tells Jackson to hold it's beer after Friday nights brawl at Mexican restaurant Margaritas and has a cinco de mayo shooting inside the "Superior Crab" while their police chief is there during their Cinco party. This leads me to discussing an idea about getting local restaurant owners to pool together and set a hood rat trap to keep the trash out of good restaurants by creating a place so good that they won't want to go anywhere else.
Hour #2- We play the Matt Walsh reaction video to the Shiloh Hendrix ordeal and how she may have just single handedly canceled cancel culture.

HEAVY HITTERS (Ep #1) W/ GUEST MICHAEL WIMBERLY

Yo, what's good? I'm Clay Edwards, and whether you're a longtime listener of The Clay Edwards Show or just tuning in, welcome to my brand-new project, Heavy Hitters—a show all about outlaw entrepreneurs, those hustlers who carve their own path to live life on their terms. What's an outlaw entrepreneur? Man, it’s hard to pin down, but you know one when you see one—folks who hustle hard, whether they’re running their own business or killing it in sales like real estate or car deals, building a life they love without punching someone else’s clock. For the next 6-8 weeks, I’m sitting down with business owners who’ve got their name on the checks, starting with my boy Michael Wimberly, a real estate broker with Insight Group and the owner of the legendary McB’s Bar & Grill. Michael’s a mentor, a partner, and a guy who’s been through the grind—losing it all, starting over, and coming out on top with grit and hustle. He’s flipped the real estate game with a flat-fee model that lets his experienced agents keep more of their cash, and he’s poured his heart into McB’s, turning it from a dive bar into a community staple where folks bring old T-shirts and relive memories. From real estate to running a bar, Michael’s story is about investing in people, taking risks, and learning that running a restaurant is like chasing 1,000 marbles on a truck hood—tough as hell but worth it for the community you build. Tune in as we talk hustle, heartbreak, and how to keep swinging no matter what.

CINCO DE MAYHEM IN JACKSON & MORE (Ep #973) 05/05/25

- Discussing the viral brawl from Margarita's Mexican Cantina in Jackson, Mississippi from this past Friday night, we discuss the culture rot in Jackson that has caused this type of nonsense to happen in Jackson and why it doesn't happen in the surrounding areas.
- Rankin County Board of supervisors FAFO's and immediately overturns decision after community shows up with pitchforks and torches ready to run them out of town
- Kingfish with Jackson Jambalaya calls in to discuss several topics concerning Jackson's demise

EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON - A LESSON LEARNED

I was reminded that everything happens for a reason, I tell the story in hopes that it helps someone going through tough times right now.

GOON SQUAD SETTLEMENT (PT 2)

The Rankin County Goon Squad saga is finally coming to an end with the official settlement being revealed yesterday with the men involved in the night of hell in Braxton, Mississippi in January of 2023.

WLBT PLATFORMS WILD CONSPIRACY THEORY THAT THREATENS SAFETY OF RANKIN POLICE

WLBT platforms the son of man on terrorist watch list that had standoff with Richland police the led to his death as he spewed wild conspiracy theory about the standoff
 

DEATH BY TWERKING

Girl dies after falling from roof of car while twerking, then being ran over by fire truck heading to emergency
 

FAFO FRIDAY - FULL SHOW (Ep #972)

1- Girl dies after falling from roof of car while twerking, then being ran over by fire truck heading to emergency
2- WLBT platforms the son of man on terrorist watch list that had standoff with Richland police the led to his death as he spewed wild conspiracy theory about the standoff
3- The Rankin County Goon Squad saga is finally coming to an end with the official settlement being revealed yesterday with the men involved in the night of hell in Braxton, Mississippi in January of 2023.
4- Why does it appear that WLBT has an agenda against Rankin County law enforcement? We explore.
5- I was reminded that everything happens for a reason, I tell the story in hopes that it helps someone going through tough times right now.

BREAKING NEWS - RANKIN COUNTY GOON SQUAD SETTLEMENT

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Two men who were abused by five former Rankin County sheriff’s deputies back in early 2023 have settled their civil suit against Rankin County. On April 30, U.S. District Judge Daniel Jordan issued an order dismissing the suit brought by Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker, saying that the two had reached a settlement with Rankin County and the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department. Jason Dare, an attorney for the department, provided details about the $2.5 million settlement at a press conference Thursday afternoon. “The county will pay $500,000 for that resolution. The county’s insurance will pay its policy limits of $2 million for [the] resolution of that case,” he said. Dare told reporters outside the Rankin County Detention Center that the $500,000 would come out of the sheriff’s department’s budget. “The citizens of Rankin County are not going to be impacted by the settlement of this case,” he said. In a follow-up interview with WLBT, Dare said services will not be impacted, and that the $500,000 will likely come from different line items in the sheriff’s $24.2 million budget. He said the payment will likely be made in the next 14 to 30 days and will be in one lump sum. The Rankin County Board of Supervisors will likely have to approve a resolution authorizing the payment. It was not known when that resolution would be presented. Dare went on to say that the settlement is not an admission of guilt on the county’s or the sheriff’s department’s part. However, he did speak to the impact that the Goon Squad’s actions had on the victims, the sheriff’s department, and the county itself. “A lot of people were impacted by what happened in Braxton, Mississippi, on January 24, 2023, most notably, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Parker, and their families, but also the Rankin County community, and the fine, upstanding law enforcement officers who are with the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department, who have weathered the storm that has ensued since that day,” he said. “To everybody, we hope this resolution brings some sense of finality... and peace.” Parker and Jenkins filed the suit in June 2023, months after they were abused at the hands of five former Rankin deputies and one former Richland Police officer on the night of January 24, 2023. The two were seeking $400 million in compensatory damages, punitive damages, interest, and other costs. Those former officers have since been sentenced on state and federal charges.

TRUMP'S FIRST 100 DAYS HAVE BEEN AMAZING (Ep #971 / Hour #1)

I spent the first hour celebrating Donald Trumps first 100 days in office as well as playing some clips from his most recent ABC News interview where he absolutely scorched the interviewer for being fake news.