well anthony fountain did the same thing based on computer modeling and i'm assuming that deborah burks who worked closely hand in hand with anthony. biology use those same type of statistics and data in order to justify clampdowns and lockdowns, but look the hospitals in america were not hugely overrun with covid patients. you have to put these in context you have to put the data from hospitals in context and if you look at their emergency wards, you have to compare them to the bed count the previous year before the pandemic and many of these stats coming out that said that hospitals were overrun with covid patients in in context looking back through history and putting them in context with other years. it didn't happen. those weren't over the hospitals weren't overrun with patients. so many of these gloom and doom predictions that apparently deborah brooks is still making to the to this day didn't happen and they're not based on truthful stats. what's that's where you refer to than the baked that that basis then well if you look if there are books out there written by some people that

well anthony fountain did the same thing based on computer modeling and i'm assuming that deborah burks who worked closely hand in hand with anthony. biology use those same type of statistics and data in order to justify clampdowns and lockdowns, but look the hospitals in america were not hugely overrun with covid patients. you have to put these in context you have to put the data from hospitals in context and if you look at their emergency wards, you have to compare them to the bed count the previous year before the pandemic and many of these stats coming out that said that hospitals were overrun with covid patients in in context looking back through history and putting them in context with other years. it didn't happen. those weren't over the hospitals weren't overrun with patients. so many of these gloom and doom predictions that apparently deborah brooks is still making to the to this day didn't happen and they're not based on truthful stats. what's that's where you refer to than the baked that that basis then well if you look if there are books out there written by some people that

. >> reporter: anthony williams is a senior vice president with mgm resorts, which owns the bellagio hotel and its famed fountains. he took us for a ride on the lake for an up-close look at this wall of water. this seems awfully wasteful. you're saying you're not really wasting much water here? >> we're not. >> reporter: he says all the water here comes from a private well, not the colorado river. and the water that evaporates into the hot desert air -- this is have cool to see this upclose -- is replaced with water from this 1.75 million gallon pool, the centerpiece of the cirque du soleil show eau. overall they have cut their water use by 30% in the past three years. >> the reality is we all have to use less water. >> reporter: john ensminger says as climate change makes the west hotter and dryer, cities can learn from las vegas and commit to conservation. >> the situation we're facing i believe isn't drought. it's the long-term aridification of the desert southwest. so these plans need to be permanent and they need to build upon themselves each and every year. >> reporter: because the one thing this city in th