00:00:09.020So it'll be next Wednesday night right after the main show for his show called Ask the Funeral Director.
00:00:14.640It's your opportunity to ask Mike any questions you want.
00:00:18.780And you can do so at askthefuneraldirector at gmail.com or you can email me shadowdavis at gmail.com
00:00:26.000and we'll get those questions answered for you every second Wednesday.
00:00:29.280and the next one is next wednesday night right after the main show around 9 15 ask the funeral
00:00:34.560director right here on the shadow davis show page anyway mike is going to be joining the show tonight
00:00:39.520to talk about the candlelight service which is coming up in downtown winnipeg at the calvary
00:00:43.920temple on saturday afternoon at one o'clock called healing broken hearts i had
00:00:50.640i had the opportunity to meet one of my young viewers today it was uh by happenstance and i'll
00:01:02.620tell you that story in just a second hello barb hello cheryl hello ziggy hello sandra hello joyce
00:01:09.280hey joyce i hope everything has gone well for you and you're back to 100 it's good to have you back
00:01:15.740here on the show hello jeff hello trent john brent shelly lisa pat how you doing buddy yeah
00:01:22.940we're going to talk about justin trudeau sock boy is going to be in town tomorrow at the bay he's
00:01:28.060meeting with heather steffensen tomorrow as well and he's also meeting with brian bowman i've got
00:01:31.800his complete itinerary for his winnipeg visit tomorrow this after being booed out of new
00:01:36.480brunswick yesterday i think i've got video to play for you of that a little bit later on in the show
00:01:41.360So we'll tell you when and where Justin Trudeau is going to be at tomorrow.
00:01:44.420Hello, Jeff Stone of Tacit Investigations and Security, which reminds me that, yes, we will be doing it again tonight, giving away another one of these babies right here from the Tacit Investigations and Security Patriot line, the Patriot T-shirt.
00:01:59.300So on the front, you've got the Canadian flag.
00:11:28.840A lot of people are locked in their houses still and are very lonely.
00:11:32.560And, you know, I've talked with a few parents who are really hurt.
00:11:36.360This one mother who phoned me who had lost her 17-year-old to suicide.
00:11:41.000and she said, Mike, I haven't left the house in a year. I'm lonely. I'm depressed. I'm scared.
00:11:49.080She's going to be healing broken hearts because she said, I need this more than I need anything
00:11:54.140else right now. I need to finally be around people. I need to be around the community.
00:11:59.900She's going to bring her family there who she hasn't seen in a year. She hadn't had a chance
00:12:05.320to see if they had to have a funeral service for her son. So here's a mom who lost a 17-year-old0.86
00:12:11.240son who didn't even have a chance to have a funeral service because of restrictions.
00:12:15.600And that's heartbreaking. And as a funeral director, I've seen many, many families
00:12:20.340who are hurt, who are angry, who are frustrated, haven't had a chance to have a funeral service,
00:12:25.980basically did a simple cremation. And I've told you guys this before, a lot of people lost loved
00:12:30.680ones in the hospital, weren't allowed to go in, weren't allowed to hold their hand one last time
00:12:34.940and kiss them, tell them they love them. During COVID, this world was such a mean place.
00:12:41.260And a lot of people were confused about what was going on and still are. So healing broken hearts
00:12:46.180is open to everyone. It's a non-denominational service. There's going to be a message of hope,
00:12:51.420a message that's going to touch your hearts truly, a message that's going to heal your hearts.
00:12:56.700I'll be speaking for five or six minutes at the beginning of the service.
00:13:00.360And then Pastor Jim Poirier and Pastor Bruce Martin are going to have been working really hard to put a special message together for the families to join us.
00:13:09.100When you walk into the service, we're going to be giving you a candle.
00:13:11.840Instead of lighting the candles in the pews, you'll get a chance to walk right up front and light your candle for your loved one as you walk into the chapel.
00:13:20.080And I've said this before, and it's really important, and it's meaningful.
00:13:23.340Every single candle lit, it's a soul that's left us world in the last two years.
00:13:27.220and it's meaningful to families who light a candle
00:13:30.360and know that that's in memory of their loved one
00:13:32.660we're also going to have a screen running in the background
00:16:56.160And as far as the way we go about doing activities outside of the show, like Healing Broken Hearts, again, coming up on Saturday, 1 o'clock, Calvary Temple, downtown Winnipeg.
00:17:06.860We're always looking for ideas as to ways we can bring the community together.
00:17:11.380I think, Mike, this is a fantastic idea.
00:17:13.800It's not simply a service for people to say goodbye, even though it is that it's a chance to heal our community, at least partially.
00:17:22.620And this is only the first of many things that we're going to be doing.
00:17:26.580And we want to we want to bring the community together more often.
00:17:29.940So healing broken hearts is the beginning of that.
00:17:32.520And that's why that's why I encourage you to come down that day and just be with other people.
00:17:38.520You know, just have a time with each other.
00:17:40.820It's been a long time since we've been in a church setting with one another, never mind anywhere else.
00:17:48.240But to have the food afterwards and families be able to get together and share their stories and just talk with one another, meet new people.
00:17:54.980And, you know, Shadow, I have a great idea as we talked about this, you know, because people love this kind of stuff.
00:17:59.580You know, we should have an open show one time where it's at the Cork and Flame or somewhere.
00:18:04.900while you're doing your show live and you actually have an audience of people who can
00:18:09.380who can uh participate or just be there and i think it would be a fun community night to have
00:18:14.520people there and remember that night on the couch when i had my arm around you and i was hugging you
00:18:18.180really closely like you know a night like that which which was a lot of fun there was a lot of
00:18:24.080people in the room uh and it and it shows people that you're you're a real human being and and uh
00:18:29.340you like to have fun and i think that would be a great time just getting a bunch of people in the
00:18:33.140room and uh and just having a a live show a live show with the cork and flame would be great and
00:18:38.120then maybe you know we do it on a saturday when atlanta's playing yeah you know oh by the way
00:18:42.500thanks for bringing that up so there's
00:18:44.720shadows always i'm always interrupting him i'm just trying to move it along here man like and
00:18:53.360i know we've got atlanta playing at the service on saturday too she wrote a song especially for
00:18:57.540this day didn't she yeah you know the song that she wrote for i haven't heard the song yet but
00:19:02.000I've talked with her mom and dad, and they say that it is amazing.
00:22:31.380There is no scientific reason for this.
00:22:33.200So what the rationale is, I don't know.
00:22:35.600They're going to tell you it's science, but they won't ever show you the studies or the
00:22:39.040science that they use uh to keep these lockdowns or these measures in place and that in itself
00:22:45.300should make you suspicious of of them coming back in the fall with a mandate even harder than
00:22:51.260anything we've been through before and i'm just telling you guys this now not to scare you but
00:22:56.000to prepare you well here in the meantime what we are doing is trying to bring our communities
00:23:01.860together so that eventually when this does come down we'll be stronger than ever and we'll be
00:23:07.320able to fight back harder as one and here's the point that it's a good point so when did the
00:23:12.960mandates finish was it march 15th where they finally finished all the mandates i think march
00:23:16.820first the vaccine passport went away and then march so imagine this uh different in every
00:23:23.120they snapped their fingers and they said covet doesn't exist after the 15th and all of a sudden
00:23:28.720there was no more people uh worried about vaccinated or not vaccinated we all sat in the
00:23:33.740same restaurants. People were walking around without masks. The government controls our minds
00:23:38.040and they control people's minds instantly that day when they said the mandates are done. And
00:23:42.900everything went back to normal, just like that. And guess what? People weren't getting sick.
00:23:47.620And it was kind of, it was mind boggling to me that all of a sudden, oh, well, we can have a
00:23:52.640packed funeral home again, just because the government said, but the day before, because
00:23:56.500it's a smart virus, of course, the day before, you know, it was going to attack everybody who
00:24:00.700was going to attend a funeral or any gathering so it just shows how powerful the media can be
00:24:06.400and how powerful the government can be when they tell you this is what's going to happen this is
00:24:10.580when it's going to happen and this is how it's going to happen and boom it changes just like
00:24:14.980that and it did it did that very day on the 15th of march it changed there wasn't people being a
00:24:21.040racist against one another anymore there wasn't people you're not vaccinated you can't be in my
00:24:26.600place all of a sudden the non-vaccinated vaccinated wasn't an issue and just before that people were
00:24:32.620killing themselves killing each other because you know mom and dad weren't vaccinated i mean
00:24:38.100remember that story i shared with you about christmas no remind i mean i just want to share
00:24:44.380this quickly you know there was a family who um there was a son who lost his job um he lost most
00:24:51.800with France because he wasn't vaccinated. And it was close to Christmas. And just before Christmas,
00:24:58.340you know, his mom and dad reached out to him and they said, yeah, you know, we have some bad news
00:25:02.140for you. You know, because you're not vaccinated, we can't have you over for Christmas this year.
00:25:07.140And this poor kid hit his limit and took his life. That very day, he took his life. Instead of his
00:25:13.940mom and dad having him over for Christmas, they were at the funeral home crying over his casket.
00:25:18.600And that's the reality of what was happening before the government told us that, well, vaccinated or non-vaccinated, life gets back to normal.
00:25:27.060And it's sad that somebody had to take their life because they were being judged because they decided not to take a vaccine or decided to take a vaccine.
00:25:41.840Wearing your mask and not wearing a mask, still love you the same.
00:25:44.420As a matter of fact, for the people watching, if you feel uncomfortable, if you feel you're going to get sick, if you feel that wearing a mask protects you, during Healing Broken Hearts, feel free to wear your mask.
00:25:55.700I can assure you that nobody's going to judge you because the people that are going to come to this – hang on a second.
00:28:29.340We have some at the funeral home, Shadow, so I'll make sure I get you.
00:28:31.860So I'll get soaked and then I'll get the umbrella when I get there.
00:28:35.260You know, don't let the rainy day stop you from coming.
00:28:37.300I know a lot of people were coming from afar to come and join us for the service.
00:28:42.940I had a lot of calls from people from all over the place that said they would travel to come and be a part of the service.
00:28:48.540And, you know, I have people call us from different places saying that they wish their local funeral director would do something like that in their towns.
00:28:57.000Well, it doesn't have to be a funeral director who does it.
00:28:59.400It can be anybody who puts it together, right?
00:29:01.080I think it's important that people do this everywhere, that they get together as a community and they have a healing broken hearts service and they talk and they laugh and they cry and they, you know, have a chance to grieve and say goodbye to a loved one or, you know, whatever is in their heart, they can release it that day.
00:29:20.760And it's important that communities right across, and that's how we become communities.
00:29:24.620That's how we become close and get to know what each other needs and how we can help each other.
00:29:30.280is there anything that we're forgetting about telling people regarding what's going on Saturday
00:29:35.760um you know I mean I just hope that people will come a little bit early and uh and find a seat
00:29:41.580um if we get a lot of people come in at once there'll be a lot of candles lit uh even the
00:29:46.160we're gonna have greeters at the door yeah we're gonna have yeah we're gonna have greeters at the
00:29:48.920door some gentlemen from the funeral homes are gonna come out and some people offered to volunteer
00:29:52.940so they're gonna come around 11 30 and we'll kind of give them a job to do but I think all around
00:29:57.920it's just going to be a fun day it's it's not a social uh it's just a gathering of family friends
00:30:03.820and community a time to just comfort each other hug each other um you know and just be there for
00:30:10.000for for one another and uh yeah hey shadow did you get yourself that suit that you were telling
00:30:14.260me about or uh i never told you about any suit that you said because i have no plans on getting
00:30:19.100a suit no i did not say that i did you said it i didn't i'm gonna i'm gonna look all right i'm
00:30:25.100gonna look snappy but i'm not i'm not going to buy a brand new suit for this did you buy any that
00:30:29.440state-of-the-art equipment you were talking about for uh no i did not i wasn't talking about state
00:30:34.320of the art equipment either i'm gonna do it on this this is what's happening baby i'm you're
00:30:38.940gonna see the live stream from this phone right here the live stream of healing broken hearts is
00:30:44.080gonna happen on my on my phone right here that's what's going on but um you know i'm really happy
00:30:51.140that you're taking part in the shadow where you know why i'm looking forward to it i've been
00:30:54.800looking forward to this for a long time and uh uh it's you know uh even when i go up there and
00:31:00.900speak i'm not going to write anything down for the i'm just going to talk from my heart you think
00:31:04.960that's wise it's something i always do remember you always say to me hey don't you write anything
00:31:09.380down maybe you should maybe you should have a few notes down well you know what i do i always have
00:31:13.920notes with me i always write things down but i never read them well just as a guideline is all
00:31:20.160i'm saying like you might forget something important to say you know once you're up there
00:31:23.460and you get into a groove sometimes we forget anyway one o'clock saturday calvary temple 400
00:31:29.960hargrave downtown winnipeg healing broken hearts uh presented by voyage funeral homes thank you
00:31:35.760mike for hey i want to tell you one other thing that we forgot so i want to i want to let people
00:31:39.780know because this is important um there's a new camp opening up just outside winnipeg it's going
00:31:45.640to be called camp hope yes and i want you to know that all the food uh is being donated by camp hope
00:31:53.240what food you didn't talk about food yet the food after the service there's food yeah oh okay they've
00:32:00.540got food for up to 15 maybe 2 000 people so um these people are going to feed camp hope is going
00:32:07.080to feed everyone who's there and uh he told me that they went out shopping the other day and
00:32:12.780they're bringing out trailers so rain or snow or whatever the case may be they're gonna have a tent
00:32:16.980set up um they're gonna have trailers so what'll happen is you can get your food and then we have
00:32:22.200a reception area at calvary temple downstairs also so you can bring your food downstairs and
00:32:26.320some beverages and we can hang out downstairs and get to know each other and uh you know shake
00:32:31.080hands with somebody uh tell somebody your name yeah didn't i tell you about the food no not
00:32:36.320tonight you did other than healing broken hearts the food is the most important thing after that
00:32:39.880because uh they're gonna do they're gonna i mean these guys can cook yes and they bring a crew out
00:32:46.660with them when they cook well they were the ones who were providing all the food at the manitoba
00:32:50.740convoy that's right when it was minus 35 it was minus 35 those guys were out there doing that it
00:32:56.260was you know what i gotta tell you i'm talking about love and sharing love with people i mean
00:33:01.460that's love taking money out of their own pockets and showing people that it's not about money it's
00:33:06.380about each other and they've got a lot of people and you know it broke my heart when i saw when i
00:33:10.780was at the at that event at the legend i saw a couple homeless guys walk up and and grab a burger
00:33:17.120and then another burger and then these these people went and put sandwiches in their pocket
00:33:22.300for later and they put drinks in their pocket and they told them they're welcome to come back and
00:33:26.640then they walked them to the fire where they could be warm and eat in a warm place like these guys
00:33:31.280are incredible and i'm so happy that they're a part of this that's why i'm saying this everybody
00:33:35.420who's helping this isn't about me or any other coordinators this is about love this is about
00:33:40.740care this is about compassion this is about showing each other that little things make
00:33:45.640big differences and and these people uh became a part of this because they like what we do they
00:33:51.960like how we're trying to help people and we're trying to make a difference in the world and
00:33:55.060they're trying to make a difference by showing love by doing what they're doing and i think
00:33:59.580that's incredible and just want to thank them in advance uh for all the hard work that they're
00:34:04.040going to do that day all right cool thank you man uh one o'clock saturday hope hopefully we can see
00:34:09.240some of you guys who are watching right now or maybe watch the replay hopefully we'll see you
00:34:13.980there on uh on saturday it's going to be and let me take this away from shadow for a minute because
00:34:18.420he's really bad at doing this dude i'm trying to move on with the show here every second wednesday
00:34:25.040after shadow show please join us for that right every so that's the next one is going to be when
00:34:30.760mike it's next wednesday next wednesday that's right that's the next ask the funeral director
00:34:35.320thank you my friend for coming on tonight we'll see you on saturday uh for healing broken hearts
00:34:40.360and thank you for putting all that together we're really appreciative of everything you do
00:34:44.920okay take care everyone all right there is mike boy jackets from voyage funeral homes
00:34:50.480and his dog roxy healing broken hearts is going to be a fantastic event and
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00:37:57.000All right, this guy here, his name is Stephen Petty.
00:38:00.320He is a world-renowned industrial hygienist, and he was testifying in front of a United
00:38:05.760state senate committee the other day on the efficacy of breathing barriers have a look
00:38:12.900again my name is steven petty i'm a certified industrial hygienist certified safety professional
00:38:17.420professional engineer i've been working 45 years in the field of health and safety
00:38:22.680spent my entire life trying to protect workers and the public from toxins a sample for anthrax
00:38:28.980biotoxins, the whole list. I've been in over 400 cases named with respect to exposure control and
00:38:36.720exposure and PPE. And most recently, I testified in the state of Kentucky. And as a result of my
00:38:42.320testimony, the mass mandate was overturned statewide. So let me introduce the topic of
00:38:46.820industrial hygiene. Industrial hygiene is not well understood by many. We have a lot of physicians
00:38:50.560talking about industrial hygiene. It's not their field. Industrial hygiene is a science and art
00:38:55.280devoted to anticipation, recognition, evaluation, control of environmental factors and
00:38:58.900stressors that can cause you to be sick, make you feel bad, or even kill you. And I've testified
00:39:05.000400 times in those sorts of cases. The problem is that we have a lot of physicians talking about
00:39:10.580things like that, and they may be perfectly talented folks, but it's not their sandbox.
00:39:14.500When I'm in trials, we have a physician that talks about the disease, and I talk about exposure and
00:39:19.580exposure control and PPE. The last, the physician that talked earlier, I'm here to show you that
00:39:25.280every statement he made is false. Let me go then. There's really three ways you can look at why masks
00:39:31.360can and cannot work. And I'm on page three of my handouts, the top slide. This is a plot of cases
00:39:38.760of COVID in New Hampshire with time. If you really believe that masks could work, you would expect
00:39:44.660the cases would drop with time. They do not. You can draw this plot for any state or any country
00:39:49.500in the world. What you see is where people are indoors more in the northern climates,
00:39:54.040the wintertime, disease rates go up. That's a well-understood industrial hygiene fact
00:39:58.160that's over 100 years old, and you see that in this poem. Now I want to move you on to
00:40:03.540the epidemiology, and there are lots of studies, but at the bottom of page four,
00:40:10.060probably the one that's most relevant is the Bundegaard study out of Denmark. They looked
00:40:14.920at 6,000 or so folks, 3,000 with masks, 3,000 without masks. They found no difference in disease
00:40:20.880rate similar study was done on schools in florida same outcome that's on the bottom of page five
00:40:28.480the the reality is that i testified in federal court in michigan about the cdc studies and showed
00:40:35.440that almost all the studies they cited suffered from two flaws one they didn't have a control
00:40:40.880group that is a group not wearing masks as similar to a group that was wearing masks to see what the
00:40:44.720differences were you don't have a control group how do you know makes a difference the other thing
00:40:48.400is there were confounding factors where there were multiple things going on at the same time
00:40:52.800with or without a control group like air conditioning changes separation quarantine
00:40:58.560and masking there's no way to know what i'm asking i didn't affect at all
00:41:02.160the real solution has always been for 50 years engineering controls of ventilation dilution
00:41:09.520or destruction and and those solutions i've actually implemented in real schools beginning
00:41:15.760in 2020 and i work with many many school districts to implement them this isn't about a mask or a
00:41:21.520respirator those are the least desirable options it's always about getting rid of the problem
00:41:28.000now let's look at this issue from a micro perspective real quickly and again i'm on
00:41:32.400the bottom of page seven if you can see visible dust it's on the order of 50 microns that you know
00:41:38.880may or may not mean anything the virus is 500 times smaller than what you can see
00:41:45.760If you look at a cross section of a human hair,
00:41:48.440I've got a plot on the bottom of page seven.
00:55:56.140But this child chose to tell her mother about this assignment.
00:55:59.080The mother was understandably furious.
00:56:01.460Indoctrination is not cool on either side of the spectrum.0.99
00:56:05.860You can teach kids, you can teach them about abortion,
00:56:10.560but you don't tell them what to think about it.
00:56:17.180You teach them, but you don't just give them one side of the story.
00:56:22.220Now that's happening on the right side.
00:56:24.100Again, most of the craziness lately has been happening on the left, but we must not allow the indoctrination of our children under any circumstances about any topic at all in school.
01:00:47.720I don't know if Roxycodone is a thing.
01:00:49.980Anyway, audio of Hurd telling Depp not to cut his own finger
01:00:53.380and a video showing Depp kicking a piece of furniture
01:00:55.760and slamming cabinets in what appears to be a kitchen.
01:00:58.720Heard took the video and can be heard asking Depp if he drank the whole bottle of wine that morning after he pours himself a large glass.
01:01:05.800I did assault a couple of cabinets, but I didn't touch Ms. Heard, Depp said of the video, adding that there's a possibility he was drunk at the time.
01:01:13.080The cross-examination ended today and will resume on Monday.
01:01:16.140A source close to Depp told Fox News Digital that he is the victim of abuse.
01:01:19.760he is the victim and has been since Ms. Heard made her very first false allegation in 2016
01:01:25.840and has continued to be subject to abuse ever since, as outlined in his testimony.
01:01:30.300Today's cross-examination by Ms. Heard's attorney has been proven to be no exception.
01:01:34.840Mr. Rottenborn's aggressive and coincidentally jackhammer approach toward a man who has suffered
01:01:39.280extensively over the past six years proves that the mistreatment of Johnny goes well