The Clay Edwards Show

1- Opened the show with a rant about how we've lived under Democrat control here in America the overwhelming majority of my life, especially if you go back and look at the George W. Bush terms through the lens of him being a uni-party RINO now. This is our last chance to save America from the Democrats and Deep State RINO Republicans.

2- We give out not one but two local FAFO championships in Rankin county yesterday

3- Donald Trump took advantage of Joe Biden calling all of his supporters "Garbage" and did a press conf. from inside a garbage truck yesterday, which is even funnier because CNN broke into with live BREAKING NEWS coverage while they were in the middle of a Wolf Blitzer round table discussing the election.

4. The Harris campaign is manipulating Trumps speeches and are getting busted by X in a move that could get them removed from the platform for violating the terms of service. We play the edited and original audio and let you decide what Trump actually said.

1- Joe Biden calls all Trump supporters garbage in what could be biggest election blunder since Hillary Clintons "basket of deporables" comment. Shaun and I discuss this from every imaginable angle.

2- We get into a pretty deep conversation about Shaun's normalcy bias and his natural disposition not to believe "conspiracy theories" which takes us down a rabbit hole about what an actual "conspiracy theory" even is and how we're all conspiracy theorist in one way or another.

3- Some GPS data has come out about who was in attendance at last nights KKKamala Harris rally in Washington D.C. at the same location of a 1924 that shows nearly 6,200 of the nearly 32,000 attendees had also attended 3 or more ANTIFA / BLM / PRO-PALESTINE protest / riots in the last 12 months. Also, nearly 18,000 of the attendees were from Atlanta and California, makes me believe these are paid attendees.

4- We get into a deep conversation about which candidate has the ability to draw people onto their side from left of and right of center based on policy. This is difficult to explain in a description but made for a great conversation.

1- Is Chokwe Lumumba begging for the citizens of Jackson to vote for Kamala Harris because he's efforting a potential pardon for his alleged involvement in the convention center hotel bribery case?

2-Kamala Harris went on Shannon Sharpe's "Club Shay Shay" podcast and made a complete ass of herself by saying Trump was going to abolish the constitution and that she loved guns and the 2nd amendment. With a simple search on X we find video of her contradicting herself and in fact saying that she will sign an executive order to confiscate guns.

3- We peel back the onion on the Democrat propaganda that Trump is a racist and his rallies have any similarities to Nazi rallies.

4- Another failed "black excellence" project in Jackson leads to Kenneth Stokes demanding the former golf world property be cleaned up and it reminds me that this whole story sounds very familiar. We jump on the Delorean and go back to Nov. 5th 2020 and play the news story about this very location being converted into a drive-in move theater and Go-Kart track by "black investors from New Orleans"

Four years ago, a project in Jackson, Mississippi, was celebrated as a beacon of Black excellence. It was meant to transform the old Golf World site in North Jackson into a thriving Black-owned drive-in movie theater and mini-golf youth complex. Unfortunately, this ambitious venture has yet to come to fruition. Today, the site remains abandoned, serving inadvertently as a dumping ground for the city's waste.

The soon to be convicted felon (allegedly of course) that's most likely going to be looking for a presidential pardon for federal political bribery and corruption charges Chowe Antar Lumumba has chimed in and says that Jackson, Mississippi's black residents owe their votes to Kamala Harris because she's the reason their getting their self-inflicted water crisis of incompetence fixed and so his little girls know they can grow up to be anything they want to be one day.

1- Matt Bishop, host of the Full Story here on WYAB joins me for the first few segments this morning to discuss the potential of Trump winning the popular vote but losing the electoral vote (or if that's even a possibility). We also dive into Trump speaking on Joe Rogan about polls being rigged, fake and bought and paid for.

2- I spend the rest of the show taking calls, reading text and playing clips from Trump's appearance on Joe Rogan, his rally at Madison Square Garden last night and more.

3- There's been a rumor going around the internet that Kamala Harris is strung out on Cocaine and I believe I have found the video evidence that this could in fact be true.

Clay Edwards and Shaun Yurtkuran team up to pick all of the weeks college and pro football actions mixed in with commentary unlike anyone else can deliver. With a mix of political and raunchy, barstool type of humor "The Worst Damn Sports Show Period" offers something unlike any other sports show in Mississippi.

We open up the show with a sad story about me running over a black cat on hey 49 on the way to the radio station this morning, this some how led to us discussing old TV Land style television shows for the first 20 minutes of the show.

We then pivoted to discussing the Menendez Brothers potentially getting released from prison after new evidence suggest that they were sexually abused by their father and that is what led them to killing their parents back in 1989. They have been in prison for 34 years!!

We ended up discussing term limits in Mississippi after I mentioned that I voted for Jennifer Branning for supreme court justice and one of the main reasons why is it's time to retire some of these old, lifelong politicians like Jim Kitchens.

We have a major update on the potential indictments dropping on Chokwe Antar Lumumba, Jody Owens & Aaron Banks over the convention center hotel drama.

We closed out the show discussing Kamala Harris's disaster of a town hall on CNN

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A former Hinds County supervisor and a community activist from Bolton are calling on the city to end its contract with a private company now handling parking meters in downtown Jackson.

On Tuesday, David Archie and Addie Green appeared before the city council, where they decried the parking kiosks, saying senior citizens don’t know how to use them, and they’re not easily accessible for those with disabilities.

“Jackson, Mississippi, is in a state of emergency. We have all kinds of issues and all kinds of problems, but this is one problem that we can solve right away, by removing those meters, rescinding the contract with this company,” Archie said.

Archie said the city should look for other ways to increase revenue, rather than using the new meters. He also contends Jackson is breaking the law by charging too much for parking violations. He referenced one court case from California backing up his point.

“If you need money, go to Washington, D.C., go to the State House. Beg, plead, ask for money to run this capital city, but don’t put the burden on the people that are coming downtown trying to do business,” he said. “Jackson is not ready for that.”

Currently, someone ticketed in downtown Jackson will receive an initial fine of $24.50. If the amount is not paid within 30 days, it will increase to $44.50. The fine includes an administrative fee of $3.50.

“You have the right to charge a certain amount for the ticket, but when you get into a $24 ticket, and then you don’t pay in [a] certain [number of] days, you raise it to $44.50, they call that something excessive,” he said.

The comments are the latest in a string of concerns raised by residents regarding the new parking kiosks, which were installed a part of a contract with SP Plus Corporation.

The council approved entering into a contract with SP in 2023 to install the state-of-the-art kiosks throughout the downtown area. Under terms of that agreement, SP receives a $94,500 management fee, along with a two percent “incentive fee” from each parking fine collected.

The kiosks, impact about 850 spaces, and give residents the ability to pay using their phones, credit cards, or cash. They were initially expected to generate about $2.2 million a year in new revenue.

Jackson Director of Communications Melissa Faith Payne was unsure how much the meters had brought in as of Thursday. WLBT has since filed an open record request for that information.

As far as Green’s and Archie’s concerns, Payne said the city takes all comments under advisement. She said the meters are more convenient because they offer residents multiple options to pay, including with credit cards, coins, or online.

Green, a community activist from Bolton, told the council that many senior citizens don’t know how to use the devices.

She also says that the kiosks are not located close enough for drivers with disabilities.

“People come to town trying to buy tags, pay their taxes, and many times there is no meter for the handicapped to go to right there [where they] park,” she said. “They have to go down the street to [enter] their registration.”

Unlike the previous meters, which were located at each parking space, each zone has a kiosk, and drivers often have to walk to find one if they’re paying in cash or by credit card.

Residents also can pay via their smart phones, by texting a code to the number listed on a sign. Customers then receive an automatic reply with a link directing them to the website to pay. It costs a dollar an hour to park.

Green and Archie said they also don’t like the fact that they can’t get in touch with anyone if a ticket is given.

“You can’t call anyone that will answer the telephone,” Green said. “It’s a big mess.”

Fines can be paid online, via an address provided on the ticket. They also can be mailed in to Park Jackson, on Fortification Drive East.

During hour #2 I breakdown how you can not be a "Republican for Kamala Harris", it's like trying to be a gay that claims he's not gay because he still likes girls too. I also get on a rant about Democrats pretending to be upset about Trump's McDonalds stunt being a political stunt.

I got out and absentee voted yesterday because I will be out of town working 24 straight hours on election day, I announced that I did not vote for Roger Wicker or Michael Guest and explain exactly why I wrote in other peoples names.