In this episode of The Clay Edwards Show, host Clay Edwards kicks off with reflections on living in interesting times and shares the chilly morning weather, noting a high of 58 degrees despite a frosty start. The question of the day asks listeners about their ideal last meal, sparking lively discussions on favorites like country fried steak, veal cutlets from classic spots such as the Elite or Scotty's, rib eye sandwiches, roast beef, and even crawfish feasts with all the fixings. Edwards reminisces about beloved closed restaurants and reads listener suggestions, debating details like gravy types and cornbread varieties.

 

Co-host Andrew Gasser joins for the second hour, diving into Donald Trump's controversial post about Rob Reiner's death, attributing it to Trump Derangement Syndrome and wishing the couple peace. They defend Trump's raw response given Reiner's past attacks calling Trump a racist, liar, and colluder with Russia, while criticizing virtue-signaling conservatives. The conversation highlights Reiner's history of inflammatory statements, including post-election meltdowns, and contrasts reactions to political violence.

 

The show shifts to wrestling, analyzing John Cena's final match and debating retirement bookings, before addressing a DeSoto County judge returning to the bench days after a DUI arrest, raising questions about accountability for officials facing similar charges as defendants.