emu is like i'm getting my emu buddy in on this. and the kangaroo really just wants to keep playing with the branch. >> this emu continues his awkward fighting stance. >> he's ganging up on him. look at that. >> the emu tries some weird stomping "lord of the dance" moves. >> then there's three emus, the one is still kind of the main culprit here. there's a face-off, the kangaroo keeps bouncing around. >> there's really not much fighting in this clip, it's mostly just dancing. >> posturing. ♪ >> i think emus should just stick to standing around and leave the fighting to other animals that actually fight and not dance in weird ways. >> do they have arms or wings? i don't understand. >> is that intimidating? if you're the kangaroo, are you like, what are you doing? >> hey, man, step off. >> i dare you to get in the cage with the emu freaking out like that. >> i think they're all friends. i think they're playing a game of branch bowel. >>> is that a dog in a human suit or a human in a dog head? we'll clear up the confusion. >>> and -- >

i was going to enjoy that type of animal's company, yet i find myself thinking hey, you know what, emuse grizzly bear was the most -- the grizzly bear, have you ever seen a grizzly bear. >> jon: what, are you kidding me, i live in new york, of course. there's one that owns a deli near my house. i go there all the time. >> no i have never seen one up close. >> jon: how big is a grizzly bear. >> when he stoot up he was 12 and a half feet tall. and the only thing i knew about grizzly bears was the story, my father had told mow a story. he had taken a fishing trip in 1986, so he and his friends went to alaska, and this guy took them around and the guide had a 44 magnum in a holster. and my dad looked at it and he noticed that the sight was filed down. and he said i can ask you a question about the gun. and the guy goes goes yeah, sure. is that for grizzly bears. and guy goes yeah, and he goes why did you file the sight down. >> and the guy goes oh, yeah, right, that's so that after i shoot the grizzly bear it doesn't hurt so much when he shoves the gun up my ass. (laughter) >> jon: did not

respond and that brings me back again to the fact that we have to build up the economic pillow of the emu and there's far as the banks are concerned i fully agree with and that the mancs had to move to march a free field for them. and that's the reason that the european commission is now proposing a number of legislative legislative arrangements ok now i'd like to go to james i mean james the euro crowds are talking about making these adjustments a new treaty has been two point zero but we're running out of time and we're running out of time very very quickly for this currency here i mean there's a lot of bad debt payments are right around the corner and there have been looming at the same time when you have so much austerity it's not creating any growth i mean this is this is the worst of all possible worlds. oh yeah it's course in a vise no uncertain terms that on one side you know the demand for debt repayments the interest payments to be made on the other hand the desperate rush to austerity actually trampling out real economic activity and therefore making those those debt repayments

[applause] i went to emu, not kidding, when you exist in a community you cannot exist without amy communityne of 2006.o i came back to school in the u.s. in august of 2006006. she died when i was driving her to a hospital, and i drove around with her body in the car for three hours and could not cry. i was looking for a place to pose the body. i came back to school and determined that i would not lead an isolated life. the first thing i did was to identify every african commander was not a single liberian among those africans. the next thing i did to those africans were always hungry. my apartment always had food. a community had started. the next in the african-american men said coming the arabs can. before you knew it i was being called big mama or mother of peace. i used the resources that i saw in america to create myself with community. today i can proudly say if i landed in afghanistan i will go straight to the swedish embassy because the political analysts there is a young man who would give me a place to sleep. if i went to yemen and would get to the u.s. embassy because one of thei

[applause] [applause] i went to emu, and i'm not kidding you, when you learned to exist in a community cannot exist without a community. my sister died in june of two dozen six. i came back to school in the u.s. in august of 2006. she died when i was driving her to a hospital, and i drove around with her body in the car for three hours and could not cry. i was looking for a place to pose the body. i came back to school and determined that i would not lead an isolated life. the first thing i did was to identify every african commander was not a single liberian among those africans. the next thing i did to those africans were always hungry. my apartment always had food. a community had started. the next in the african-american men said coming the arabs can. before you knew it i was being called big mama or mother of peace. i used the resources that i saw in america to create myself with community. today i can proudly say if i landed in afghanistan i will go straight to the swedish embassy because the political analysts there is a young man who would give me a place to sleep. if i went to

[applause] [applause] i went to emu, and i'm not kidding you, when you learned to exist in a community cannot exist without a community. my sister died in june of two dozen six. i came back to school in the u.s. in august of 2006. she died when i was driving her to a hospital, and i drove around with her body in the car for three hours and could not cry. i was looking for a place to pose the body. i came back to school and determined that i would not lead an isolated life. the first thing i did was to identify every african commander was not a single liberian among those africans. the next thing i did to those africans were always hungry. my apartment always had food. a community had started. the next in the african-american men said coming the arabs can. before you knew it i was being called big mama or mother of peace. i used the resources that i saw in america to create myself with community. today i can proudly say if i landed in afghanistan i will go straight to the swedish embassy because the political analysts there is a young man who would give me a place to sleep. if i went to