we can do the same kind of thing with this anvil, okay? this anvil-- if i ask you to put your head underneath here, okay, and i hit it with a sledgehammer like this. [laughter] and if i hit this--i mean quickly, you'd be okay. right? because the top string will but the bottom wouldn't break, would it? see? can i have a volunteer, please. [laughter] okay, i'll tell you what. i'll try it. i won't put it on my head. but everything we just did with that hanging ball, we're gonna do with the anvil. same physics, okay? can i have a volunteer to man the hammer? volunteer, please. okay. this has got a lot of mass, gang. to say it's got a lot of mass, it says it's got a lot of tendencies to stay right where it is. okay, i'm gonna lay on here. and would you put the anvil right on my stomach, please? right on my chest. okay. okay. right here. okay. now, would you get on the other side and slam that thing as hard as you can? over here. go over here. [laughter] oh. don't-- please, don't miss the anvil. [laughter] all right. do you have any grudges agai

its head, the size of an anvil. it's the stuff of nightmares, horror movies and native myths.end has it they drag off children and pelt pets in the . and to my horror, the legend has to be true. why do people fear them so much? >> well, there have been records of anacondas try to get children. >> reporter: good reason. >> yeah. >> reporter: that's lawrence, who spent months tracking the world's biggest snakes, diving with them and filming them for nat geo wild's secret brazil series. a peek into the untamed world of brazil's savannahs. there, the dry season pushes animals to desperation. the feeding frenzies of the piranha, the cannibalism of the crock's cousin. it's a place where anacondas can bite off more than they can chew. lawrence took us on a journey to the anaconda's heartland. remote bonito. >> hey! bonito. welcome. >> reporter: we unloaded the boats. the stream cool and clear. i'm kind of hoping we don't find one so i don't have to go in the water. >> don't say that. come on, man. >> reporter: you get to defend yourself with that and i have this. >> no, this is not w

you know rough back to the anvil of calculations probably closer to thirty percent of g.d.p. of the u.k. is tied directly to financial fraud so if you were to take this is why they don't want to regulate because it would destroy the the economy entirely and people actually have to get jobs and make an honest living and that's abhorrent to this coalition government but ok let's go back to germany for a second because we talk about the end game with germany here and there's just a various you're either a they're suicide bankers and they're just painted themselves into a corner and they too will go down the ship or be they are basically getting countries on the periphery to give up their sovereignty in exchange for loans into all such time as they obtained all the rights and privileges of these countries they have a rent seeking play on these peripheral countries at which point they turn the loans begins back on growth begins to resume but it only. greece and ireland and others have lost their sovereignty that's that's the second scenario your thought it seems to be bernie. unle

everyone was expecting christie to drop the anvil on president obama's hi and he didn't. what they didn't do was hold him -- him being the president -- personally responsible. say look, it's not about policy so much. it's about him! he's a hard core and you fill in the blank. they didn't do it. you're saying the only hope the gop has is if they change examine bring it directly to him personally. i think that's what i'm hearing, governor. >> they do have to bring it directly to obama personally, a reflection of what he stands for and his record prove for. he is for growing this big government and disempowering the individual. that's what obama and the left stap for. >> bill: you got to use those buzz words. you got to say socialist, you got to do that to get people's attention. >> and what they have to do is they have to lay out the choice for the american public. they have to tell us, are you for empowering the individual or are you for this nonsense that barak obama of growing this debt ridden, $15 trillion in debt, this government, which one do you want, people? >> bill

>> bill, bill, can we have a discussion about what the world would look like without the european anvil hanging over our heads? i'm afraid to imagine that world. i'm afraid to think about what the right value is of assets of that world because i'll feel pollyanna and it will seem as if draghi has done something to staunch the crisis in europe. just to have a flight of fancy for a moment and think, do all risk assets take a leap up if all of a sudden europe doesn't melt down? >> you want to bring up your sound bite? >> i withdrawal it. >> bring up your sound bite with mario. you got into it with him. >> mario monti says the announcement alone of this esm bailout fund and this new bond-buying program opportunity is enough to keep interest rates in check in italy and in spain. that's why italy's not going to access the esm fund. listen to mario monti because i asked him long-term growth in italy, where does it come from and what's the significance of this esm fund? >> reporter: talk to us about how you see this growth happening over the longer term? >> well, i see this growth happening, fi

you know, he'll win again, you know, if something happens to the federer like if an anvil falls fromr anything from the acme company, like in cartoon with the wile e. coyote. you know, where my body gets crushed like an accordion that goes up and down. and i can not play the tennis anymore so perfect. this is maybe how andy murray can beat the federer. ♪ now is the time "at the bar," where i say the different things that i saw in england while i was playing tennis at the wimbleton. i saw the big ben. i saw the posh spice. i saw the pipa middleton with the round butt so perfect. i saw the english muffins. i saw downton abbey was there, i saw santa claus too. he was there. ♪ now is the time on "at the bar" where we do the exercises. [ light laughter ] that's a real good work out. ♪ now it's the time on "at the bar" where i eat the tennis ball. [ laughter ] ♪ now is the time on "at the bar" where i read the "fifty shades of grey" and i pretend to get the tennis boner. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ now is the time on "at the bar" where i buy a round of drinks on the federer. hey, that one'

i was waiting for a picture of an anvil and roadrunner to come up next or maybe angry bird bombs. one of the most humorous moments at the u.n. general session? >> it was a hum rouse moment and important topic that could affect all of us. i want to ask you about the egyptian president, morsi, from the muslim brotherhood. he said it is important to have a workable relationship with the wider middle east. not many people believe the two party state will ever happen. what does this mean? >> it means there's a changing landscape within the changing middle east and north africa today after the arab spring of last year after we saw the dictator ships of egypt and libya and tunisia fall in one calendar year. whereas bb netanyahu would have the world think iran this is greatest problem in the world. for many in the middle east finding a lasting durable solution to the palestinian israel conflict would lead to a lasting resolution. they will honor the peace treaties with israel and i think at the end of the day, when it comes to palestinians and israels and netanyahu, like the hat fields an

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they feel like whether they are acting in good faith or not, there is an anvil hanging over their head. >> when you were explaining your calvanist, i hope you are not pointing at me. >> thank you. finally. good to see you again. when you get to me, you know it is almost over. you say in your opening statement that your push for accountability extends beyond mortgage servicing or holding both banks and nonbanks accountable. we had a hearing last week on credit bureaus in particular. i am not sure if you are aware of two pieces of legislation. one would address medical bills and the other was to add payments to the consideration of credit scores. the medical bills. what are you doing anything? then i want to ask about two bills, medical bills in particular. >> ok. in general, what we are doing with credit reporting companies? >> referring to consumer credit bureaus. >> we are. first of all, we are very appreciative congress is taking interest in this area. it is an issue that affects americans' dramatically and across the board. most of them are unaware of it. it is something where they