Killer Willard the Boxing Kangaroo

Killer Willard, the boxing kangaroo, stay over there. This is Irene. And Irene, who is he manhandling over there? Or should I say kangaroo handling? This is Killer Willard. I guess you can assume the boxing kangaroo. Wait a minute. All right, just a minute. Can we have an interview? Can you take him over there a minute, please? Well, this is Killer Willard and this is my husband. It's a good thing I'm not fragile. Please, can you hold him? That's it, calm down a little bit. Instant headache. Now, tell us about Willard. How old is Willard? Willard is five and a half years old. So he's a full-grown kangaroo. No, no, he'll be about seven feet. They grow until they're about eight, nine, ten or eleven. They never stop growing. What's he doing now? Eating the carpet. Is that what he's doing? Spurting and punching me. Are you okay? Oh, I'm just fine. That's all right. I'm used to it. You cannot import him. They're endangered species and you cannot bring him into this country. He's limbering up for the fight, you see. He's warming up. Who fights him? Well, this is an act. Just crazy people or what? No, no, no, this is an act. It's a comedy act, you see. Oh, you don't actually let people do it. No, we do not, no. We do not let people challenge for the audience. What does he eat? Well, he has a very large diet. He's got a very large diet. Alfalfa pellets, oats. I think he had gunpowder this morning. Gunpowder? And apples and carrots. He has a very large diet. He's such a cute looking animal and he's so mean. Good boy, Will. Now, don't go down the steps. Do the Australians make coats out of their pelts? Unfortunately, they make dog food and everything. They do? Yes, I think it's terrible. How can anybody such an adorable animal? See what I mean? Such a sweet animal. Good boy, Will. Down boy. We're not working now. No, no, no. Would you please hold him back, honey? I got a couple of knuckle sandwiches already. Irene? Yes? Are they an endangered species? I always have to ask that. You can see why now, can't you? Wait a minute. Easy. You can see why now, can't you? Oh, shoot. Wait a minute. He bit me. He pulled off my hair. Okay. Wait a minute. Behave yourself. Okay, now would you stop? Oh, down boy. All right, let's try again. Can you take him over there, honey, please? Why should I? Shall we try one more time? Why he's down and calm? This would make this into a public affairs segment if I ask you if they're endangered. Yes, they are. They are. He understands every word. You know why he's mad? Because people make quotes out of him. Yes. He got very upset about that.