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Sep 11, 2026

Angelo MartinGUEST
5:39
It looks like he's just sitting there trying to, you know, trying to create space between him and the other individual who he's engaged with.
Angelo MartinGUEST
5:45
And then the police at some point, you know, are alerted to the altercation and prior to exchanging any sort of verbal commands or, or, you know, asking the, the subjects to deesc- you know, uh, separate or, or drop the firearm, as you mentioned, Billy, uh, they resort to immediately opening fire on, on Mr. Lindo and subsequently killing him and then striking Evelyn Valdez in the backseat of that Mazda that you see positioned at the top of the frame there
Billy CorbenHOST
6:13
thereSo what do we see, Ray? You make some really compelling points and turns of phrase in your complaint about what we're witnessing with respect to not only how the officers react, like Angela was saying, they, there was no effort according to the video or the audio, no effort to deescalate, no verbal commands, no effort to, yeah, like, to say, as Angela, "Drop your weapon," or, "Hands up," or, "Break it up," or anything like that.
Billy CorbenHOST
6:42
They immediately resort or instantly appear to resort to deadly f- force within seconds of the tussle attracting their attention.
Ray RoskoGUEST
7:18
Absolutely.
Ray RoskoGUEST
7:19
Everything that they did, obviously, uh, you know, is, it against not only common sense, but police practices and procedures going back for a very long time, not just in the city of Miami, but in many other locations.
Ray RoskoGUEST
7:31
And obviously, what you're seeing in the video is a, a parallel parked car, and you're seeing Evelyn's vehicle, which is the, the red Mazda.
Ray RoskoGUEST
7:37
She's in the backseat right behind the passenger.
KincaidHOST
42:07
I don't know.
DallasHOST
42:08
I gotta tell you, my Mazda, my CX-90, it came with the Heimlich maneuver.
DallasHOST
42:12
[laughs] Because if you get too close to a car, it will slam the brakes on for you.
KincaidHOST
42:17
Mm-hmm.
Richard NorrisGUEST
21:05
Each car doesn't have to just stand up in its own right, it needs to stand up in value terms related to everything else kind of around it.
Richard NorrisGUEST
21:12
So, you know, there are things like the, um, the Mazda, which has a very poor range and very poor performance, great build quality and reliability.
Richard NorrisGUEST
21:21
But do you know what? If you're, if you're paying that money for that, you're not going to buy that, you'll buy something else.
Richard NorrisGUEST
21:27
You know, you buy a Renault Zoe with nearly twice the range, for example, or something like that.
Lauren BurnsGUEST
27:02
And Don's just following because he doesn't know what else to do.
Lauren BurnsGUEST
27:05
And a little while later, my mom looks out the window of her car and sees my dad's white Mazda sitting on the street with Texas license plates because he had his car shipped from Dallas to Jordan.
Lauren BurnsGUEST
27:18
And she froze in fear.
Lauren BurnsGUEST
27:19
And finally, when she could get the words out of her mouth, she said, I saw his car back behind us.
speaker_1HOST
1:59
Right.
speaker_1HOST
1:59
And if you are listening to this and you've bought a car in the last decade, especially, you know, a Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Ford or Jeep in Southern California, you really need to listen closely.
speaker_2HOST
2:09
Absolutely.
speaker_1HOST
2:10
Because you might unknowingly be driving around with this exact vulnerability wired into your dashboard right now.

42 MINS LATER

speaker_2HOST
43:58
So the central question we have to answer for you today is this.
speaker_2HOST
44:01
How do you practically contain a threat that is deeply embedded in the physical architecture of 2.2 million cars?
speaker_1HOST
44:08
And we're talking specifically about Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Ford and Jeep vehicles here.
speaker_2HOST
44:13
Right.
Rob KibbyHOST
4:42
But to her, they're all just classified as a Mustang.
Rob KibbyHOST
4:46
She likes Mazda Miatas.
Rob KibbyHOST
4:49
But I think she mostly likes them because of the movie Cars.
Rob KibbyHOST
4:52
Mia and Tia, you know, the two Mazda sisters.
Rob KibbyHOST
4:55
Yeah.
Rob KibbyHOST
5:00
When it comes to fun cars, she likes the Toyota 86.
Clay EdwardsHOST
0:52
We're streaming worldwide.
Clay EdwardsHOST
0:54
And live over on the Mazda of Jackson live stream.
Clay EdwardsHOST
1:00
You can find that on Facebook X rumble Twitch and my preferred platform.
Clay EdwardsHOST
1:10
As far as getting the most bang for my buck and viewers YouTube, you can find it on YouTube at save J X N.

19 MINS LATER

Clay EdwardsHOST
20:32
And I see Sean Yerkeron in the queue, so we'll have him when we come back.
Clay EdwardsHOST
20:36
We've got Kreston Burch and, of course, myself, Clay Edwards, on the radio.
Clay EdwardsHOST
20:48
Welcome back in to the Clay Edwards Show, 1039 WYAB, streaming worldwide on the Mazda Jackson live stream over on Facebook X, YouTube, Rumble, and Twitch.
Clay EdwardsHOST
21:01
And, of course, we are all across the airwaves here in Jackson, Mississippi.
Jon WallachPANELIST
33:34
I got an email here.
Jon WallachPANELIST
33:35
It says, quote, we need a symposium with Fred and Hardy's John Henry and Mazda's Robert Kraft.
Jon WallachPANELIST
33:39
Can we make that happen, please? Mazda's Kraft? Apparently
Fred ToucherHOST
33:42
he does.
Fred ToucherHOST
33:42
That's very brave.
Irene VisserGUEST
14:22
And I had a little one to one.
Irene VisserGUEST
14:23
You know those little Mazda bubble cars?
Harley BreenHOST
14:25
Wow.
Irene VisserGUEST
14:25
Yeah.
PatHOST
14:22
They got the Nissan Z.
PatHOST
14:23
They got Mazda three Honda civic 11th gen Honda Accord.
PatHOST
14:28
Just a couple interesting generations.
PatHOST
14:30
If you click see all generations.

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