This guy is making the case against global climate change but that's not even the most informative part of his argument. Things I didn't know save for the galviston, TX fact. He's making the argument in stating these death toll facts of past climate calamities that when the now days weatherologist say...worst ever...in fact...we haven't experienced anything lately like some in the past.

Check out these facts!

"The Great Hurricane of 1780 killed 20,000 people in the Caribbean. On Sept. 8, 1900, a Cat-4 hurricane obliterated the island of Galveston, Texas, killing an estimated 10,000 residents. In 1927, weeks of heavy rains along the Mississippi River caused flooding that covered 27,000 square miles, leaving entire towns and surrounding farmland submerged up to a depth of 30 feet and displacing 640,000 people, from Louisiana to Illinois. The Yangtze River flood of 1931, one of the deadliest single events in human history, was responsible for a death toll estimated at 3.7 million."

Wow!