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You wanted to see me, sir?

Yes. We need to do a recount.

Is there a problem?

Yes.

Figures I'm getting from Central Munitions don't match our physical

How can that be?

Either we've got a problem with shipping or... there's a problem here at the

bay.

Get right on it, sir.

Oh, Lieutenant, your visitor's here.

Okay, send him in.

You can go in now. Thank you.

I'm not going anywhere, Dwayne.

We've got to do another inventory.

Again? Well, let's give the new Louie a hand.

Jimmy!

You made it!

Oh, yeah, man!

How do you like it? It ain't Baltimore. No, it's not Baltimore because Dallas is

a football team. Don't go there. Big shot, Lieutenant.

You know, the reason I'm here is because I want to know if you're still in

shape. Oh, I can hoop, and I can take you any day. All right, next Saturday,

-on -one. Be there or be square.

Lieutenant Jordan, I'm so proud of you, man. And look at you, Ranger Trevette.

Where's the officer's club?

Uh, this way.

Sir. Hey, how's Charlene?

Oh, she's better.

Met carriage was rough on both of us, but doctor says we can... Hey, wait.

When are you going to take the plane? Oh, no. My badge is my mistake. I

met anybody... That line's been working for you. Yes, yes.

Does Charlene have a sister?

Oh, come on, you good. I don't know why I agreed to do this. You'll do fine,

Alex.

You're right.

You're right.

I mean, guest hosting a new show couldn't be any scarier than getting up

front of a packed courtroom.

Absolutely not.

Coffee? No.

Besides, Shelly will be right next to me.

You know, I won't be nervous.

I've got a great idea.

Why don't you come on as my guest?

Don't even think about it. Absolutely not.

Come on, Walker. You're the one that said it would be so easy to do.

I said it would be easy for you.

You're a blabbermouth.

Slap her mouth.

Cheek it back.

Say you're sorry.

Why did I ever teach you this?

All right, I'm sorry.

Jeez.

Yeah, Treveth.

Jimmy, it's me.

What are you doing calling me at work, man? I just saw you yesterday.

I need to talk to you.

What's up?

I've looked at this thing three different ways, and this could be more

military problem. You want me to come out there?

No, I'll come to you.

All right, I'll be here all day.

Corporal, help me.

Help me. Yeah, we'll help you. We'll help you.

Wake it up.

Hey.

Adios, boy.

In the eyes of a ranger, the unsuspecting stranger had better know

of wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

Ain't all you do is gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the rangers...

The vehicle was traveling at excessive speed.

The victim lost control on the curves.

The vehicle left the roads there and came to rest here.

Spirit alcohol was a factor.

Coach Campbell has been notified.

I'm sorry, Tibet.

Uncle Emmett, JJ's dad, drank himself to death.

So JJ wouldn't touch a drop of liquor if his life depended on it.

Something was going on at the base. That's why he was coming to see me. He

couldn't talk to me on the phone.

Let's go to Fort Kimball and find out.

Your cousin was a fine young officer, Ranger Trevette.

You know, it only took him three weeks to reprogram our entire inventory system

here.

He had a fine mind.

I just wish I'd known how troubled he was.

We think the trouble's here at Fort Kimball.

What kind of trouble?

That's what we'd like to find out, with your permission.

He could have come to me with any problem.

Had he been here longer, he would have known that.

Well, could we take a look around?

Top, would you step in here, please?

Yes, sir.

Ranger Walker, Ranger Trevette, Sergeant Major Hawkins.

The man that really runs Fort Kimball.

Nickel to quarter -tort, sir.

Full access, Top.

Hope to God push never comes to show, but if it does, we've got enough

in Dallas to keep Dallas from becoming another L .A., if you know what I mean.

Yeah, I know what you mean.

And with Jordan's system in place, well, the Dallas guard won't be sitting on

their duffels for two days waiting for bullets.

Sergeant.

I need the password.

Password? Lieutenant Jordan's computer files. I want to take a look at them.

Snake pit.

Snake pit? Anyway, if we ever get the call from the governor, we could be

deployed faster than the Nazis hit Poland.

You know, Walker, I've seen a lot of officers come and go in my time, but

Jordan, he made a real impression the few weeks he was here.

You're right.

Well, I'm not in the habit of palling around with shavetail lieutenants,

Jordan had no illusions about where he stood in the food chain, if you know

I mean.

That's mighty dangerous.

Not without the blasting cap.

Army?

Marines. Well, Lieutenant Jordan fit in pretty well around here, huh?

Like a duck to water?

And he had a real respect for, well, guys with time and grade.

Well, sounds like you like the lieutenant.

Well, we shared a habit of fast cars, heavy ammo, and single

malt scotch.

In fact, I heard he was drunk when he cracked.

Damn, what a waste.

We closed a few saloons together, but I never knew he had a problem with it.

Hold up.

Yeah, me too.

Well, thanks for your time, Sergeant Major.

And give my best to his family.

Right.

The data in the computer matches the inventory list to a T.

So what's the problem? The injury was made after J .J.'s death and before we

here.

So someone's covering it up.

When J .J. and I were growing up in Baltimore, these guys used to look at us

like we weren't welcome.

Like we weren't respected.

And that guy couldn't hide it if he tried.

Yeah, I noticed it too.

Hawkins also said that he and J .J. went out drinking together.

Guy's dirty, Walter.

You know, I don't know what J .J. stepped in out here, but I'm betting

does. Let's go find out.

in captivity.

And my damn fool producer had me traipsing all over the Dallas Zoo in a

degree heat, mind you, with a full crew to cover the mating habits of Ying Ying

and Ling Ling on loan from Beijing.

So that was a straw that broke to you? Almost broke my back. I tell you, if I

hadn't walked out right then, I'd still be here chasing heat stroke and fluff

pieces.

That's a lot of nerve, Chow. I mean, you gave up a lucrative career. Not many

people can make the break.

Well, yes, but look what I would have missed.

I got in on the ground floor at KDW, and now I'm the proud owner of the biggest

minority home news station in Dallas.

Okay, Alex, so give. Tell me, what's life like in the legal jungle?

Where do I start?

You mean I have to look right into the lens?

Yes.

Personalize them.

Flirt with them.

Flirt with them?

Yes, think of that red light as your friend.

I'm fine with this, Shelley. Really, I am. I've given news conferences, you

know, microphones in the face, the whole bit. I have known you for a long time,

Alex. I know that look.

Flirt with them, huh?

Hi there.

Oh, Alex.

Hi there.

Hello.

You're a natural, Alex.

Right. Well, she will be by the end of the week.

I don't have a panic attack before this thing's over.

Hey, baby.

You are early.

Well, the mayor's coding his own with the lady's auxiliary, so I snuck out the

back. Want to join us for lunch?

Oh, I'd love to, Mark, but I've got to get back to the office.

By the way, Alex, I want to thank you for the work you've been doing on behalf

of the battered women's movement.

It's great having a spokesperson for all the programs we set up last year.

We can use all the help we can get. Well, I'm only too happy to lead the

Did I tell you how Mark and the mayor invented the wheel?

I'm doing it again, huh?

Hogging all the credit.

Yes, darling.

I'm sorry.

Well, I forgive you. Lovely and red.

What took you so long? Hey, we made it.

How you doing, Alex?

Take a look.

Lift that end up.

All right.

There you go.

Yeah.

Don't you think those boys in Arkansas are going to be happy to see these

puppies? Oh, you bet.

Load it up.

Yeah.

Looks like J .J. was right.

Let's take him.

Freeze!

Texas Ranger!

Hands on your head.

Woo!

You're dead meat, boy.

Come on.

Give me a reason.

You killed J .J. because he's hot to you, didn't you?

Easy, easy, Tarrant, easy.

It's not worth it.

Now we know what side you're on, Walker.

And you and your boy are going to pay for your sins.

Yeah, yeah, let's go before I shoot you myself.

Hey, people, we're live in eight. Let's go.

Let's move like we know what we're doing. Is that eight minutes or eight

seconds? Eight minutes, Alex. Relax.

I have to go to the bathroom.

Okay, fine. Go. Plenty of time.

I know, Colonel. I know it's a federal investigation.

You people are going to get bogged down. Why don't you just let us come in and

help you cut the red tape?

Yeah, it's personal, but I'm not going to let that bother me.

Come on, Jimmy. It's almost time.

Ladies and gentlemen, we're at five minutes.

This is your five -minute warning.

Now, we've got some late coffee coming in, so on your toes.

What have I gotten myself into?

You'll be fine, Alex. Just stay relaxed.

Thank you.

I'm fine.

I mean, I can't believe this, Chell.

I'm not usually the nervous type.

Well, it's natural.

I mean, it's the excitement.

If you didn't feel a little nervous, there'd be something wrong.

Sorry, can't hear you. My heart's beating too loud.

Hey, Cordell. You're a little late, aren't you?

What have you got?

From Hawkins, name, rank, and serial number.

I figured as much.

Colonel Rolski is promising a full internal investigation.

It's going to take two weeks.

You remember that tattoo on Hawkins' arm?

Yeah. It's a thimble.

They call themselves the Freedom Brigade.

Good afternoon, I'm Shelly Preston, and this is Action News 3 Live at 5.

Our top stories.

New figures just released by the FBI.

They blew up a black radio station in Abilene, an AME church in Boston, and a

federal building in Fort Stockton, all with explosives that Hawkins stole from

Fort Kimball.

Cordell, Jimmy, I'm turning on the TV.

A Dallas Social Service commission has released a study indicating domestic

violence as the number one cause of injury to women in the United States.

This issue is a personal and professional crusade of my guest co

Tarrant County Deputy D .A., Alex Cahill.

Thank you, Shelly. Thank you.

profile cases that we've seen in recent years, hasn't the American public become

much more aware of the issue of spousal abuse?

Yes, they have, Shelley. Right now, we spend more for animal shelters than we

to protect American women's lives.

You know, with all the talk about numbers, it almost depersonalizes the

don't you think?

But every nine seconds, nine seconds, someone's mother, someone's daughter,

sister,

grandmother, aunt, wife, girlfriend, is beaten by someone they know, someone

they're married to, someone they're in love with.

And by funding new shelters, we can help break the cycle of violence.

the Patriots of the Freedom Brigade, and this station is ours.

Oh, my Lord.

Round four, you're good, sir.

Everybody out!

Get out!

Get down!

Shelly, what do you want?

What do you... Let's get something straight.

We don't answer to mud, people.

I don't know who you racist bastard... You want to play the hero?

Huh? Do you?

Just say the word.

Shoot your mouth off again, I'll put a bullet in it.

Try to take these off, I'll kill both of them.

All right, let's go up now. We're going down the hall.

Let's move. Come on now.

Go on, shut up.

All the way down the end there.

Second floor secured.

secured, sir.

Good. Good.

Everybody just stay cool.

Speak.

This is Lieutenant Gullit, Dallas Police.

Who am I speaking to?

A patriot.

What do you want?

We want Sergeant Major Hawkins and we want him now.

Now just calm down.

The building's surrounded. You got no place to go. You keep your men back.

Anybody moves on this building, they'll hear the explosion in Houston.

They got the place rigged to blow. Oh, my God.

What's your name, son?

Aren't you listening to me? Don't you hear what I'm saying?

We want Hawkins now!

I really don't have the authority to release anyone to your custody.

You want authority?

I'll give you authority.

The next floor has civilians on it.

Listen, just take it easy.

We just need a little time, all right?

One hour.

They want Hawkins.

We have to release him. My wife said, Mark, you know the policy. We don't cut

deals with terrorists.

I'm going straight to the mayor. Now, I'm not going to let Sally die.

How bad is it? Bad as it gets.

They blew the first floor.

Threatened to blow up hostages on the other floors.

And, of course, they've got control of the TV station.

Where's Preston going?

To the mayor.

He's gonna get Hawkins released.

Gave us one hour.

What?

Any ideas?

Just wait and see.

Mud people.

I'm supposed to be impartial.

A journalist.

But I swear if I had a gun... Shelly, I can't begin to know how you're feeling

right now, but you have got to keep your head.

Racism is something that I've always covered on the news.

Okay,

we got your man.

Now I want to see hostages.

You send them in now.

You want me to send them in now?

Do whatever he says, Lieutenant.

Look, I want your word that once you go in there, you'll release all the

hostages.

Whatever you say, Preston.

Have a nice day, Walker.

Anything happens to those hostages, you own.

Outstanding work, soldiers.

Outstanding. You men have just written a new chapter in the history of this

country. Thank you, sir.

Got a chopper at Love Field ready for liftoff and evac.

Not just yet, son.

We don't want to waste this opportunity.

Opportunity, sir?

For a call to arms.

The Freedom Brigade has a television station, and we're going to use it.

We've accomplished our mission, sir. It only takes time to leave.

An opportunity like this does not come often.

Where's the outside line?

Here, sir.

Put Preston on.

Preston. Before I release anybody...

I have a message for the American people.

I'm going to deliver that message at the top of the hour.

Any effort to block that transmission and we will detonate the explosives and

hostages will die.

Listen, we made a deal.

I do not make deals with mud people. Kelly, don't.

I will not allow you to use my station to put your filth on the air.

You do not.

Tell me what I can and cannot do.

Stop it!

You call yourself patriots?

This isn't patriotism. It's attempted murder.

You're nothing but cold -blooded killers.

Who are you?

Assistant District Attorney Cahill.

Assistant District Attorney Cahill, you're a collaborator.

Next time, I'm going to shoot you both.

News team stays.

The rest of those people can go free.

What?

You stay.

Hey, wait a minute.

Where's my wife?

Where's the rest of them?

They'll be out later.

He's not going to let them out.

I'm going in.

Thanks for the loan.

Don't put any holes in it. I don't plan on it.

We got this old maintenance tunnel on the west side of the building. That's

going to lead you right in.

Okay.

Travis, you read me?

Yeah, loud and clear.

I'm going in.

Alright, good luck, partner.

Amen.

What are you looking at, boy?

Take a good look. Cause I'm the last white man you're ever gonna see. And I'm

the last white man you're ever gonna see.

What the hell's going on here?

Now you know.

There.

Everything's going to be fine.

Go down to the basement. There's a way out.

I haven't set up the cameras.

Okay, people, let's go. You heard him. Set up the cameras for shooting.

All right.

Let's go. Come on. Let's go. Move. All right.

I got camera one. Okay. All right.

Hang on.

Hey,

cowboy, come in here. I want you to see this.

Come look at day three.

It's game two.

What?

About what?

I don't care what you say.

Just talk.

Talk loud.

Four score and seven years ago, our fathers set forth on this continent a

nation... ...dedicated to the proposition that all men are created

Check it out.

Be right back.

Untie them.

Untie them. Go down to the basement. There's a way out.

You stop talking, Triad.

Two, report in.

Two, do you read me?

Walker's cleared the second and third floors.

You ready?

Let's go.

Long way down.

Four,

report in.

Get down there and find out what's going on. Yes, sir.

Five, four.

Three, two, go.

We are the Freedom Brigade. We are patriots, American patriots.

And we're not alone.

There are patriots in every city and every town across America.

You know who you are. And we know the hatred you feel for ineffectual politics

and the status quo.

The war against evil has begun.

Against fear.

Against violence.

Against crime in the streets.

And all because of another race.

The children of the devil.

The black race.

Jews first brought the blacks onto our shores.

They brought those black devils here first.

Where are you guys?

Drop it.

Anything you say.

Now, you drop yours or I'll blow you to kingdom come.

Don't do it.

Just point it right at you.

Yeah, right.

Told you.

Sir, please, come on. We got to get out of here now. We got to go.

The Jews and the blacks are destroying the fabric of this country.

Your cousin's a real sweet boy.

You're going to get the same.

And I say enough is enough.

Don't do it. Don't do it.

Did you say boy or Roy?

Get your hands up.

Where the hell is Sean?

Stay on him, people!

All right.

All right. I got it on two.

Right?

Give it.

All right,

Laura.

You're gonna have to kill me this time.

Well, I wish he'd never been born.

Give it up, Hawkins.

No way.

Hawkins in there.

Ranger, do you have anything to say?

Yeah, I've got something to say.

America was created as a melting pot of people from all walks of life.

I'm all over the world.

It wasn't built on white supremacy or racial purity.

Our country was built on tolerance, not hatred.

America is based on freedom and justice for everyone.

That's why people like that will never prevail.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

And all you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna be.

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