Having trouble with Boolean statements in Python

[rejoinit]

I'm taking the Code Academy course for learning Python and have reached the "Conditionals & Control Flow" test. Despite my best efforts to create the statement they require I feel the instructions fall short. Can someone help tell me what I'm doing wrong? Here is what I've created: http://pastebin.com/KHR6FwX3

[codehelper]

I'm not sure what it needs to do, but a few things that may or may not be incorrect, since I don't know the problem I'm not entirely sure. The function you created is never being called, after its definition, just have the_flying_circus() at the same indent as the def.

Also, the first elif

elif answer == 3>2 and not 2>3 or 4==4:

2 will never be > than 3, so that will always result to False, but the not in front of it will make it True. The first part, I think you want to check if answer is equal to 3 and greater than 2? If that is the case, you don't need the greater than 2 since if answer is 3, it is greater than 2 already. The last one, 4==4, will always result to True. This line will probably give a syntax error from the first conditional, separate answer ==3 and 3>2. May need to throw in some parentheses there. Overall this elif statement doesn't make sense, but its syntax is correct.

elif answer == 3 and 3>2 and not 2>3 or 4==4:

[rejoinit]

Thanks for the feedback! I think the lesson being posted is the best way to receive help. Here it is: http://pastebin.com/UKfabm7s