**Clay Edwards Show – Jackson Data Center Moratorium Rant**

Clay goes off on Jackson City Council President Brian Brazil for proposing a 180-day moratorium on new data centers in Jackson. He calls it pure grandstanding and classic “little brother syndrome” — especially after Amazon just announced another $25 billion in data center investment across Mississippi that’s all headed to Richland and Madison, not Jackson.

Clay points out the obvious: there aren’t even any major data centers planned or coming to Jackson right now. He rips the proposal’s liberal buzzword salad (“disproportionate environmental burdens on vulnerable neighborhoods,” “environmental racism”) and says it sounds like Kamala Harris wrote it herself.

Bottom line: Jackson is once again cutting off its own nose to spite its face, blocking progress and economic growth while the suburbs boom. Classic Jackson doing Jackson things.

**The Clay Edwards Show – Jackson Data Center Moratorium**

**Clay Edwards Show – Kingfish Exposes the Mississippi ABC Liquor Backlog Disaster**

Clay is joined by Kingfish from Jackson Jambalaya to rip into the ongoing Mississippi ABC liquor distribution meltdown. Kingfish shares on-the-ground reporting from Arrow Wine & Spirits in Clinton and other stores in McComb and Brookhaven — nearly empty shelves, bare coolers, and popular affordable items (cheap wines like Line 39, big Crown Royal bottles, boxed wine, and Jose Cuervo margaritas) completely unavailable.

One store had to cut hours to just one Friday afternoon per week and lay off three employees just to survive. Meanwhile, the contractor Ruan is sending out self-congratulatory emails bragging about a 20% increase in shipping, but actual Department of Revenue numbers show the backlog is still massive (around 170,000 cases) and progress is painfully slow — with some weeks actually going backwards.

Clay calls it exactly what it is: Ruan has ruined the system, small businesses are getting destroyed, and the state (ABC, DOR, and Governor Tate Reeves) needs to step in and fix it or get them the hell out.

Raw, no-holds-barred reality radio.

**The Clay Edwards Show – ABC Liquor Backlog with Kingfish**

**Clay Edwards Show – Tucker Carlson “Mask Off” Segment with Andrew Gasser**

In hour two, Andrew Gasser joins Clay in the studio for a no-holds-barred breakdown of Tucker Carlson’s recent “full mask off” comments. They react to the Laura Loomer clip where Tucker openly regrets supporting Trump, says he and his audience are “implicated,” claims Trump has always shown “low character,” and dives deep into Israel, Miriam Adelson’s donations, assassination attempts, and what Clay calls full-blown “Israel derangement syndrome.”

Clay pushes back hard, calling it grifting and accusing Tucker of letting overseas issues override America-first priorities. The duo unpacks single-issue voters, antisemitism debates, donor influence, and why some so-called conservatives are jumping ship while Clay sticks to his “Clay-first, Jackson-first, Mississippi-first, America-first” mentality.

Raw, unfiltered, and zero sugar added — exactly what you expect when Clay and Andrew get going.

**The Clay Edwards Show – Tucker Carlson Breakdown with Andrew Gasser**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1201**

Clay opens the show hyping Pearl Day 2026 this Saturday at Trustmark Park — a big free concert with Daughtry and Hinder. Gates open at 5:30 PM, Hinder starts at 7:00 PM, and Daughtry around 8:45 PM.

He then goes hard on Jackson City Council President Brian Brazil for proposing a 180-day moratorium on new data centers in Jackson, calling it classic grandstanding and “little brother syndrome.” Clay points out that no major data centers are even planned for Jackson while Richland and Madison are landing billions in investment, and he mocks the liberal buzzword salad in the proposal (“disproportionate environmental burdens on vulnerable neighborhoods”).

**Hour 1: Kingfish from Jackson Jambalaya**  

**Hour 2: Andrew Gasser**  

Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio.

**The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1201**

MONDAY 4/20 MADNESS (Ep #1,200)

MISSISSIPPI BBQ W/ JONATHAN & TRACEY FROM GRILL OF MISSISSIPPI (Ep #1,199)

Dylan Anglin W/ Anglin Plumbing & Landscape Joins The Show

THUG Teens To Be Charged As Adults For Gun Crimes In Mississippi (Ep #1,198)

Listener texts and livestream comments pour in as Clay runs an unofficial poll: Andy Gibson, Philip Gunn, Shad White, Lynn Fitch, and Delbert Hoseman all get love from the audience. Clay breaks down what he likes about each man — Andy’s likability and “cowboy” energy, Shad’s analytical surgeon’s-blade style, Philip’s master-diplomat skills that flipped the House, and the fundraising firepower of Delbert and Lynn.

The highlight is a must-hear phone call from Kingfish of Jackson Jambalaya. Kingfish drops real talk on the money chase: Shad White and Lynn Fitch are currently leading in fundraising, but Delbert can raise cash like nobody else. He explains why name ID matters outside the Jackson bubble, why Philip Gunn is strong in Central Mississippi but needs to build recognition statewide, and why get-out-the-vote efforts will decide it all. Kingfish also shares breaking scoop on Lynn Fitch and a major private-prison company donation that’s raising eyebrows.

Clay keeps it real about his personal relationships with the candidates, the flag controversy, and why this primary already feels like the most interesting one of his lifetime. Pure insider analysis, listener interaction, and straight Mississippi political talk.

In this episode of The Clay Edwards Show, Clay delivers a refreshingly honest reminder that it’s not only okay — it’s healthy — to have real passions and interests outside of politics and the endless culture war.

He opens up about his personal Facebook page, where politics barely exists. Instead, it’s packed with pictures of his dogs, animal rescue shares, killer food, wrestling, sports, boxing, MMA, and all the fun stuff that actually makes life worth living. Clay pushes back hard against the toxic crowd that hunts him down on his personal profile just to attack him, acting like you’re not allowed to enjoy anything if you have strong political opinions.

As a proud Gen Xer, he celebrates how his generation made it normal for grown men to still collect the toys they loved as kids — GI Joes, Star Wars figures, wrestling memorabilia — and to keep enjoying comic books, action movies, and the hobbies that bring real joy. “Wrestling’s fake? So is the news you watch every night,” he quips with classic Clay humor.

Politics and culture war battles aren’t #1 or even #2 in his life, and he says they don’t have to be in yours either. This one’s a fun, human, no-BS segment about balance, joy, and remembering there’s a whole world outside the outrage machine.