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Shad White

State Auditor of MississippiWikipedia

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Oct 14, 2026

Kelly BennettHOST
0:40
A former Guntown alderman and his cousin, a former city public works operator, have been arrested on charges of fraud or embezzlement in public office.
Kelly BennettHOST
0:51
State Auditor Shad White announced the arrest of William Daniel Davis, the former alderman, and Robert Lee Davis, the former public works director, on Tuesday.
Kelly BennettHOST
1:01
Between October and November of 2024, the two allegedly billed the city for the installation of a residential sewage line at a private residence that belonged to William Daniel Davis, a $9,950 loss to the city.
Kelly BennettHOST
1:18
Both men face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
Jaci KettlerHOST
9:49
And at the top was the head of the Department of Human Services, John Davis.
Jaci KettlerHOST
9:54
Here is Mississippi State Auditor Shad White talking about the start of their investigation into Davis.
Shad WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:59
When I got a call from the governor of the state of Mississippi.
Shad WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:02
He was calling me because he was afraid that the head of a state agency that reported to him was taking a kickback.
Shad WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:21
But what happened next is not.
Shad WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:23
Nancy and her son Zach would, over the next three years, receive tens of millions of dollars in welfare money, and sometimes they spent that on projects that were allowable, and sometimes they did not.
Jaci KettlerHOST
12:35
In his book Mississippi Swindle, Shad White describes Nancy New as part of the state's political elite.
Jaci KettlerHOST
12:41
She was a major political donor and well-connected to prominent people in the state.
Rip DanielsHOST
51:51
You know, I don't know why, uh, Jeffrey Hullum and Scott Cologne don't come out and just accuse every, you know, Cindy Smith and, um, Mike Ezell of just being pedophile pr- protectors, you know?
RelHOST
52:03
I know, right? 'Cause Cindy Hyde-Smith and Shad White and whoever else has been circulating this false propagandist, uh, uh, ad, has no problem accusing Scott Cologne of supporting childhood sex changes.
Rip DanielsHOST
52:15
And you know, all of it's just a lie.
Rip DanielsHOST
52:17
Bold-faced lie.

17 MINS LATER

RelHOST
69:33
She was scared to talk about Nolan Well, she's scared to debate, uh, Scott.
RelHOST
69:37
But, but also now she's spreading this propagandist message across her, uh, fellow maggot compadres elected officials.
RelHOST
69:45
So what I'm about to play you comes from the state auditor, Shad White's, uh, social media account, not Cindy's.
RelHOST
69:58
Oh, that's on me.
Caleb SaylorsCORRESPONDENT
62:14
We've talked a lot about the governor's race coming up next year.
Caleb SaylorsCORRESPONDENT
62:17
The auditor's one, where we know current State Auditor Shad White has announced that he's not running for re-election as auditor, and he's teased a, a potential gubernatorial bid and, and we could probably expect that, although we don't know that yet.
Caleb SaylorsCORRESPONDENT
62:30
Um, and so he won't be running for auditor, so now that, that seat is open and we've got three candidates where Buffington is a very qualified attorney who's been doing this, uh, and, and, uh, finance lawyer who's been doing this a long time, where N- you know, Nick Bain has been in financial sectors and-
Girard GilbertHOST
62:45
Yeah
Griffin ReddCORRESPONDENT
0:36
Buffington joins two other Republicans, former State Representative Nick Bain and State Senator Daniel Sparks, in the race for state auditor.
Griffin ReddCORRESPONDENT
0:44
All three are looking to replace Shad White, whose team told Supertalk Mississippi News in May that he is not seeking another term as Mississippi State Auditor.
Griffin ReddCORRESPONDENT
0:52
So far, no Democrats have entered the race, but the party plans to begin rolling out its preferred candidates after the November midterms.
Griffin ReddCORRESPONDENT
0:59
For the full story, head over to supertalk.fm.
Jonas KnoxHOST
8:46
go.
Jonas KnoxHOST
8:48
Mississippi State auditor Shad White, he said on social media, if Sam Leavitt mysteriously goes from doubtful to playing on Saturday, I will audit the entire state of Louisiana.
Jonas KnoxHOST
9:01
Why? It's
Brady QuinnHOST
9:04
college football, man.
Jonas KnoxHOST
51:36
go.
Jonas KnoxHOST
51:37
Mississippi State auditor Shad White, he said on social media, if Sam Leavitt mysteriously goes from doubtful to playing on Saturday, I will audit the entire state of Louisiana.
Jonas KnoxHOST
51:50
Why? It's college
Brady QuinnHOST
51:54
football,
Mike GreenbergHOST
18:46
Now he's increased him to questionable and all of that.
Mike GreenbergHOST
18:49
So there is a state auditor in Mississippi whose name is Shad White.
Mike GreenbergHOST
18:53
And he posted yesterday, if Sam Levitt mysteriously goes from doubtful to playing on Saturday, I will audit the entire state of Louisiana.
Mike GreenbergHOST
19:02
Paul Feinbaum, it has gotten to this.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
27:09
Well, let me tell you something.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
27:11
We better not mess around with old Shad White.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
27:14
Do you know who that is, Darryl? Mm-mm.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
27:17
Okay.
Dari NowkhahHOST
27:23
Right
speaker_2UNKNOWN
27:24
here, right now.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
27:25
Shad White, 42nd State Auditor of the great state of Mississippi.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
27:29
He is a certified fraud examiner.
JohnPANELIST
43:31
And we'll talk about that more at 920.
JohnPANELIST
43:34
So Shad White, who is the Mississippi State auditor, said that if Sam Levitt goes from doubtful to playing, we're going to audit the entire state of Louisiana.
JohnPANELIST
43:44
That is a real quote.
JohnPANELIST
43:45
Why? Why? Because remember, if he goes back, Keith Thamel had this whole thing that Ole Miss did not believe at any point that Sam Levitt was ever not going to play.

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