The Clay Edwards Show

Mississippi state Auditor Shad White joins the show for a wide ranging interview that covers everything from social media use, 2027 presidential race, his potential run for the Governors office, claims that MAGA & Trump don't like him, the reason we must rid the state of DEI & much, much more.

I've received a tip that completely changed my mind about the two JPD cops that were arrested in Ridgeland Saturday night after a fight with a Wal-Mart employee that has completely changed my mind about what happened.

Eudora's closes and the owners statement says a lot about how far the city has fallen and the culture that's overtaken it.

The city of Jackson has painted parking stipes in front of the fallen fire fighters memorial in downtown Jackson, directly in front of the NO PARKING sign mounted onto the monument

Was the white guy who got lynched at a Holly Springs, Mississippi bar the victim of a hate crime or is he the most recent FAFO champion? Should being called the N-word be viable criminal defense or should grown men be able to control their emotions enough to know that words are not actual weapons?

MAKE AMERICA WORK AGAIN  (TRUMP GIVNG HARVARDS $3 BILLION TO TRADE SCHOOLS?)

On today's fiery episode of The Clay Edwards Show, Clay unleashes his frustration over the blatant disrespect shown at Jackson’s Fallen Firefighters Memorial. Over Memorial Day weekend, city vehicles were parked on the memorial’s brick drive, ignoring clear no-parking signs, desecrating a site meant to honor fallen heroes. Clay calls out Jackson’s leadership, particularly the police chief, for failing to enforce rules and allowing such disregard for the memorial and the city’s history. He ties this incident to broader issues of neglect, like tattered flags at Thalia Mara Hall, reflecting a deeper lack of respect for tradition. Shifting gears, Clay dives into a mass shooting at Myrtle Beach’s Black Bike Week, critiquing media bias in reporting and questioning the event’s racial branding. With passion and unfiltered commentary, he tackles tough topics—disrespect, crime, and racial narratives—urging accountability and real conversations. Tune in for Clay’s raw take on Jackson’s struggles and beyond.

I got to looking at all the reels my editing software creates and I realized that I can download the better ones, edit them together and load them up a best of daily edition. I know this is from Friday and today is Monday but I figured I'd give it a try. My goal is to do them daily if time and internet connection permits.

Here's my best of the day (or worst depending on your perspective) from Friday, May 23rd's show (Ep #986)

Here is the description from the full show, the best of features highlights from the below topics: On The Clay Edwards Show, aired Memorial Day weekend 2025, host Clay Edwards discusses America's societal shifts since George Floyd's death in 2020. Celebrating "Space Force Friday," Edwards reflects on the pendulum swing from "Black Lives Matter" to what he calls "Black fatigue," arguing that the past five years exposed flawed leadership and societal wounds now healing. He critiques the focus on race in media and politics, citing examples like the firing of WLBT's Barbie Bassett for racially insensitive remarks. Edwards debates a caller from New York, who challenges his focus on Black-on-Black crime, pointing to White suicide rates and systemic issues. Edwards counters that public violence, unlike suicide, impacts communities broadly, emphasizing local crime's effect on Jackson, Mississippi. He rejects excuses for violence, urging accountability while dismissing deflections like health disparities in Black communities. The show, marked by heated exchanges, underscores Edwards' unfiltered style and his call for unity behind shared American values, while honoring Memorial Day's true meaning—remembering fallen troops.

Matt Walsh brings up an interesting observation about the WNBA being a great example of what America would look like if we'd continued down the path we were going down in the wake of George Floyd and the summer of 2020