The west is currently undergoing a historic drought.
And the drought is so bad that Lake Mead in Nevada near Las Vegas
has receded to the point where human remains are starting to be revealed.
In fact last week there was a barrel that had human remains in it.
The authorities estimate that the individual in the barrel was
murdered either in the mid 1970s to the early 1980s.
They believe that's the case because of the items that were in
the barrel with him, they're items dating back to that era.
And now, we're learning that more human remains have been discovered
because people who would get murdered ended up getting dumped into Lake Mead.
But they were under the assumption that we would never discover the human remains.
Except now there's this historic climate fueled drought and
the body of water has receded to the point where we're learning all sorts
of things about crime that was committed in that area.
>> Yeah, so I've actually because of Covid,
we did a lot of trips where we drove, and I've gone out and
to both national parks and lakes ranging from Arizona to Wyomi.
Okay, we've been all over the West Coast and everywhere we went,
people would say the lakes are drying up, we have to do something.
Like the park rangers, the tourists, even Republicans that see it with their own
eyes they're like, well, aren't we gonna do anything?
We're not gonna have any water, Las Vegas might run out of water.
What are we gonna do anything?
And they're like, well, there's nothing you can do, it's climate change,
so it's going away.
And so yeah, of course, they're trying to do something.
They sometimes they'll take a nearby lake that's not man made and
they'll try to use the water from there.
There's like,
they're going back to treaties from the 1850s to try to find a way to get water.
Guys, it's climate change, it's not coming later, it's right now.
There's a mega drought in the West because of climate change.
And yeah, we're gonna run out of water.
>> Mobs were a real thing.
They really did throw dead bodies in Lake Mead and they were never discovered.
I know that there are all sorts of unsolved crimes.
We've heard all the stories [INAUDIBLE] little stories about police and
how they protect and serve us and all of that.
But there are a lot of violent crimes that go unsolved, we know that.
And it's just incredible because now we see with our own eyes,
thanks to the drought, I mean, it's just such a dystopian situation, right?
How many crimes did end up going unsolved?
How many families never found out what happened to their loved ones, right?
And we're finding new bodies every week now, over at Lake Mead.
What a gift, what a gift of climate change.
>> Yeah, that's so right about it.
If you saw this in a movie and say, come on, you're over doing it,
the climate change is so bad that it's heating up the planet and
dead bodies are floating to the surface, literally what's happening, okay.
[LAUGH] I mean this is we're living in a nightmare and
it goes to your point about the policeman,
we have a huge complaint about how the abuse people way too much, right?
But the other issue with police is they're incredibly lazy.
Other is that all cops are bastards [INAUDIBLE] cab.
It's all cops are also lazy, like my God, I gotta find a body,
I'm not gonna find a body.
I gotta go grab some donuts man.
So now climate change is doing their job for them.