All language subtitles for Walker s07e14 The Principal

Hi, honey, it's me.

Just called to say that dinner last
night was wonderful.

And dessert was nice, too.

Have a nice workout. Bye.

Well, you wake up in the morning, start
climbing up the mountain, do it one more

time. Yeah, you're burning with desire
and you keep on reaching higher as you

make the climb.

I know what you're working for.

Lord knows you're a working man.

Your soul is getting strong.

When you let the hand.

Come on, Mac. This is the last one.

This is it.

Last one.

Push, push.

Got it.

Welcome back.

That's good to be back, I think.

I tell you, that high school is keeping
me awfully busy, though.

Yeah, how's it going down there?

You know, Walker, I've been principal at
Burroughs for three years now.

We've been battling drugs that whole
time.

There was a period I thought we were
making some progress. I mean, I really

thought we were making progress.

This last six months, it's gotten worse
than it's ever been.

Any idea why?

It's like every time we have a random
locker check or a surprise drug sweep,

whoever's dealing these drugs, it's like
they already know what's going to

happen before it does.

Who knows about the locker checks and
drug sweeps?

Just the faculty.

You think it's one of them?

Well,

You know, I want to say no to that
walker.

But, yeah, I believe it is.

Any idea who?

I got my suspicions, but I'm not going
to say anything until I'm sure.

Okay. Well, if you need my help, you
know where you can find me. Okay, buddy.

Take care.

Okay.

is on board.

Reading of the week. There's going to be
a quiz on Wednesday.

That's right, a quiz.

You okay, Danny?

I don't have to worry about you, do I?

What do you mean?

You haven't been making your quota
lately.

I think it's time you stepped up to the
plate.

I will.

I know you will.

Hey, security chief.

Shut the door, will you?

All right.

You all know your assignments?

Let's get out there and take care of
business.

Let's go.

I think we've got a problem with
Principal

Hanson.

What is it?

I think he's getting suspicious.

If he gets too suspicious, we'll kill
him.

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

wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Ain't all you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

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

Okay, Carlos, let's go over it one more
time.

All right, I'm Billy Gatto. I just got
in from Chicago.

I'm running into some major product if
the price is right. And when Mojo Burke

tells you that he heard Billy Gatto was
supposed to be doing two to five on a

possession route, the reason you're
still in the streets? The reason I'm

walking the streets is Rudy Gambino owes
me a favor. As soon as you feel you got

Mojo dead to rights, you say?

In other words, mucho dinero, and you
guys ride in like the cavalry.

Okay, that's it.

I'll put together a task force.

What you just saw.

Right under your nose.

Outside the law.

Don't cry to the cops.

Don't run to your ma.

Cause you didn't see what you just saw.

It's that for this and this for that.

You ought to know just where it's at.

There's some kind of people you never
should burn.

Pay attention, Junior, and maybe you'll
learn. You didn't see.

What you just saw.

Right under your nose.

Out by the law.

Don't cry to the cops.

Don't run to your mom.

Cause you didn't see what you just saw.

Hand it over, Connie.

You're in a lot of trouble.

I'm not giving you nothing. Johnny,
you're going with me.

Look, the smartest thing that you can do
is just turn around and walk away.

The smartest thing you can do is give me
that. Look, I'm warning you. Back off.

Are you going to do what, Johnny?

What are you doing with this?

I don't know how that stuff got in my
bag. Swear to God.

Mr. Shanks, turn this little punk over
to the police. You got it, Mr. Shanks.

Let's go.

Come on, B .J., lighten up.

Hanson and that Renshaw bra caught
genius here taking inventory.

Yeah, man, that was close.

No, that wasn't close.

That was it.

What are you talking about?

You're busted.

Wait, what?

Okay.

Now listen to me.

Listen good.

You're a minor.

You got no priors. You'll be out in no
time. You keep your mouth shut and we'll

help you get through the system.

But if you get stupid on me and start
naming names, you know how I feel about

that. Right?

Okay.

Here's your story.

You bought the stuff downtown.

You don't know the dealer's name. You
never saw him before, and you never saw

him again.

Now, just nod if we're on the same page
here.

It's his business and my business. You
really want to know? You ask him

yourself.

Of course.

Gambino's a very private man, as you
know, so it's your call.

Now.

Now you check out.

Let's do some business.

Good call.

You think he thinks he really is Billy
Gatto?

As you can see, we are a full -service
organization.

Mojo, let's make this quick.

Got about five minutes.

Wait, wait, wait.

What is this?

This is my time, pal. Take it easy. BJ's
a regular.

That's my cop.

BJ ain't a cop. He's a security over at
the high school.

Sell the kids?

Got a problem with that?

No.

All right, that's enough.

Any way you look at it, there is no shit
in there to be made.

Hey, Ray! Ray!

Hey, come here.

Don't move.

Slow.

Get against the wall.

Thought we said we'd pull punches.

Sorry, man.

Need a bath.

You're telling me that my head of
security was the one who was supplying

to the school?

Yeah, we booked him this afternoon.

I don't get it. He's the one who turned
Johnny over to the police.

Couldn't risk blowing his cover.

And what about this Mojo Burke
character?

He's in custody.

Guys, I don't suppose BJ gave up any of
the kids who were dealing drugs for him.

No, he didn't.

Well, if he has been busted, our supply
has taken a major hit.

So, the supply is low, the demand is
high.

What do you do?

I guess you raise the price.

Well, I've got to hand it to you both.

B .J. keeps his mouth shut. That makes
everyone think that he's the one who's

running this operation.

B .J. doesn't have the brains to run a
lemonade stand.

All right, boys, give me the drugs.

I'm turning all of you in. You're not
going to do anything.

Except die.

Check the hall.

Check the damn hall!

Come here.

It's clear.

What are we going to do now?

Take him up to the roof.

Are you out of your mind?

What's wrong with me getting a dog?

Well, things aren't like they used to
be.

Veterinarian's expensive, food's
expensive. Besides that, they have the

-scooper laws now.

One hand give it, the other hand take it
away.

You know, C .D. is right, Trevette.

You're never home.

It just wouldn't be fair to the animal.

It's cruel.

This whole dog business is just a
classic case of avoidance. I know dating

tough, but... Jimmy, you're more like a
cat man.

Fine, I'll just get a goldfish.

Jesus! Why don't you just get a pet
rock?

They don't need so much.

CD, turn up the TV.

The body of the popular principal was
discovered slightly after 4 p .m. by a

member of the school's maintenance
department.

And although there are no witnesses to
today's event, and no official

determination has yet been made,
officials here at the high school are

characterizing the death of Principal
Henson.

Has a suicide.

Mr. Henson had a broken neck and
multiple fractures, consistent with a

onto a hard surface.

Do you think it was suicide?

Maybe, maybe not.

The data's inconclusive.

How are you going to file a cause of
death?

Broken neck as a result of a fall.

Okay, Governor. I appreciate it. Thank
you.

What are you going to do?

Not me.

We.

Any idea who this new principal is?

No, I've never heard of him.

Where'd he come from?

From what I was told, he's a special
appointment from the State Department of

Ed.

Good morning, everyone.

Good morning.

Please sit down.

My name is Scott Miller.

I'm your new principal.

This here is James Dawson, the new head
of security.

I'm very, very sorry about the loss of
Mr. Henson.

And now we have to move on.

What seems to be the biggest problem
here at the school?

I'll tell you, Mr. Miller.

It's drugs.

And Mr. Henson was trying to clean up
the problem when they say he committed

suicide. And you don't believe that?

Not for a second.

And you are? Anne Renshaw. I'm the head
counselor here at the high school.

Oh, come on, Anne.

I mean, Max was a great guy and
everything, but... Let's face facts.

Working in a place like this can really
get to you.

And you are?

I'm Keith Bolt, head of the continuation
program. And I don't mean to sound

unsympathetic.

But when you work with the hard cases I
work with...

You get really used to seeing things in
black and white.

So what do you think?

Well, that Bolt character sure seemed
adamant about Max coming. Yeah.

Why don't you take out the faculty and
pay special attention to Mr. Bolt? Got

it. What are you going to do?

I'm going to be the principal.

All right.

Why are you fighting?

It's to you.

I'm the principal, Mr. Miller.

Now, why are you fighting?

Okay. Mr. Dawson, these young men seem
to have an excess amount of energy.

Why don't you put it to good use?

Here you go.

Go.

Come on. Go.

Good work, Mr. Miller.

Those are my students.

They can be pretty uncontrollable.

Why are they fighting?

Could be anything.

A girl, a diss, who knows?

They're always looking for an excuse to
fight.

Anyways, welcome to Burroughs High.

Miss Renshaw, can I see you in my office
as soon as you get a moment?

Sure.

Come here.

Thank you.

Miss Renshaw, you said that you didn't
believe Mr. Hanson committed suicide.

Why do you feel that way?

Because I knew him. I was with him the
day he died.

Did he have trouble with anyone here in
the school?

A teacher, you mean?

A teacher or anyone.

He didn't have personal problems with
anyone that I was aware of.

If you can think of anything, please let
me know.

I will.

So what about you? I mean, what are you
going to do to get the school back on

track?

Well, I was thinking about having an
assembly.

An assembly? Oh, the last two assemblies
were disasters.

We couldn't even... I think I know how
to get their attention.

Thank you.

I'd like to introduce you to the leader
of the internationally known power team,

John Jacobs.

We're here today to motivate you, to
encourage you, inspire you, not about

a world -class athlete, but about being
a world -class person, which is a whole

lot more important.

We're here today to demonstrate what
power is.

Barry Henley, 6 '7", 325 pounds.

Two -time national AAU wrestling
champion will be crushing close to four

concrete with each of his arms.

Jeff Neal, 6 '2", weighing 340 pounds,
just won the World Championships in

powerlifting, five -year pro football
player, and the strongest man in the

260 pounds, two -time military
powerlifting champion, football baseball

with the 22 -inch biceps and 32 -inch
waist will try to drive his elbow

this wall of ice.

Aaron Bell.

Craig Lindley, standing 6 '3", 270
pounds, will drive his head through this

of ice. Ladies and gentlemen, Craig
Lindley.

Kenan Smith, standing 6 '1", 270 pounds,
one of the senior members of the power

team, will jump in the air, crushing
three walls of concrete at the same time

with no brace for his neck. He could
snap his neck.

This is one of the most dangerous things
we do. Ladies and gentlemen, Kenan

Smith!

Well,

just a minute. I'm going to call one of
you. up here and handcuff me in a pair

of police handcuffs. And I'm going to
try to snap those chains.

Before I do, I want to ask for every one
of your undivided attention.

Every single young person in this school
today is either a dream maker or a

dream breaker.

What I mean by that is a dream maker is
somebody who helps other people reach

their goals and dreams.

A dream breaker is someone who steals
their goals and dreams.

A dream maker is somebody who leaves a
trail of people who are better off.

But a dream breaker leaves a trail of
broken, damaged lives.

They are really unbelievable.

Yes, they are.

How long have they been doing this?

John Jacobs started the power team about
20 years ago, and their message has

saved a lot of kids.

You know, sometimes the drug dealers are
looked up to because they have a wad of

cash or maybe some gold chains or a
sports car in the parking lot or an

pretty girlfriend.

But don't be fooled, my friend. In five
years, they'll either be dead in a crack

house or in prison.

They're users.

And I want to challenge you to recognize
who the users are in this school.

And today, as I try to break these
handcuffs, I'm going to give it

I've got to snap these chains.

But I want to challenge you to snap the
chains of your past and realize the

users and the fake friends, you don't
need them.

They won't be there when you're in
trouble.

Be a dream maker.

Right now, I'm going to call up one of
you to put these handcuffs on me.

How about you in the front row? Yeah,
you right there. Yeah, you. Come on up

here. I want to ask you to put me in a
pair of handcuffs.

It takes 2 ,000 pounds of pressure per
square inch to snap a pair of handcuffs.

Now I'm going to try to snap these
chains.

But I want to dedicate this, first of
all, in the honor of all you young

who haven't allowed the crowd to
convince you to follow them.

All you young people who don't do drugs,
who don't follow the crowd, who don't

bow your knee to peer pressure, you
standing up for what you believe in. I

to do this in your honor.

Together, let's break the chains. Come
on, here we go.

Good news, guys.

We've got a new supplier.

Hey, Mr. Bolt.

I don't think I want to do this anymore.

Don't tell me those muscle heads
actually had an impact on you.

Let me guess.

You want to be a dream maker instead of
a dream breaker.

No, it ain't that.

I just don't want to do this anymore.

You see that, guys?

Danny's going soft.

Anybody else

feel like Danny?

Quitting is not an option.

Dying is an option. You've seen that
firsthand.

Is that what you want?

No.

Man, you pulled some bonehead moves in
your life, Danny, but that one was as

dumb as they come.

Hey, shut up, man. Leave me alone.

You don't get it, do you?

Mr. Henson.

We could all go down for that.

If I was bought, man, we had nothing to
do with that.

We were there. That's all that matters
to the cops.

How you doing, boy?

How you doing?

Hey.

What happened to you?

I fell.

Hey, Phil?

Hey, Paul?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Maybe you ought to be more careful next
time.

Yeah.

Bus was grade A, 100 % bull.

You figure it for a setup? I don't
figure it, I know it.

Now that I'm stuck in here, Donnie
Thompson's gonna step up to the plate.

Start selling my distributors.

Damn food chain's not stable anymore.

No loyalty.

Sad but true.

Hey, watch where you're going, yeah?
Watch this.

Let go of me! Let go of me!

You're dead. You're dead.

Let go. Can I do this? Get off me.

Get off my dog.

Dumb.

Dumb.

And I've been keeping an eye on Bolt and
his kids.

They had some kind of closed -door
meeting.

When they came out, one of the kids had
a busted lip.

Did he say what happened?

He said he fell down.

Let's go get Bolt. See what he had to
say about it. Yeah.

Mr. Miller.

Walker, it's Carlos.

Hey, Carlos, what's up?

I just had a jailhouse chat with our
friend Mojo Burke.

And what did he have to say?

I got a name on the guy that's taking
over Mojo's operation.

Donnie Thompson.

Donnie Thompson.

Do you know where he is?

Working on it.

Okay, give me a post -it.

You got it.

Come in, Mr. Bolt.

You wanted to see me?

Yes.

Mr. Dawson said that one of your
students had a split lip.

Yeah.

Danny Pelton.

There was a little fight. I broke it up.

I guess I should have reported it, but
they shook hands and it seemed to be

over.

Okay.

So, how long have you been teaching
here?

Three years.

Three of the longest years of my life
trying to get through to these kids.

But I guess someone's got to do it.

One thing's for sure, they don't give me
any lip.

Is that right?

I was a Navy SEAL, and I make sure the
kids know it.

I saw the way you handled yourself in
the schoolyard yesterday.

What were you?

Marine.

Well, Marine and a SEAL.

If the two of us can't whip this place
into shape, no one can.

I'm mighty glad to have you on the team,
Mr. Miller.

Thank you, Mr. Bolt.

Will that be all?

Yes.

Hey,

get away from me. Hey!

It says here that you were suspended for
bringing a knife to school.

But your parents appealed it, and you
were put into a continuation program.

You're in a lot of trouble now, though.

Maybe we can help you out soon.

Who's supplying you with the drugs?

None of your business.

Okay, Mr. Dawson.

Turn him over to the authorities.

Get up.

Can I speak to you for a moment, please?

Come in, Miss Renshaw.

Sit down. Thank you.

I just wanted to say that that was a
very good idea about the assembly.

When it comes to drugs, a lot of our
students were on the fence.

But now it seems like the good kids are
pulling them over to the right side.

The power team really helped make a big
difference.

Yes, we did.

In fact...

I think it's time for a booster shot.

The giant Samoan, Cielo Talawafa, is
going to try to snap two pro baseball

at once.

They said it couldn't be done.

He did it!

Cielo Talawafa!

Keenan Smith, Texas State Paladin
champion, will attempt to bend two

at once.

Here he goes, bending two horseshoes at
once.

Come on, Keenan. Come on.

That's unbelievable.

In the front of the heart.

Keenan Smith.

Brad Tuttle is an abandoned inch of
steel in his teeth.

And now, two

Texas hot water bottles.

These men are going to use their human
lungs to blow these up until they

explode. This takes everything they've
got. Help them out. Come on.

We're having a hard time.

We're having a hard time. Come on.

400 -pound man disintegrate four walls
of concrete.

We're going to see in just a second.

But as James gets ready to disintegrate
these walls with all his strength, take

a good look at these walls that he is
going to hit with his arms.

And let those walls represent any wall,
any barrier in your life that's held you

back from what you can be.

I want to challenge every young person.
Hey, we've all been through tough times.

We've all faced things that were tough.

Every person has walls somewhere in
their past. But you know there's got to

a day where you've got to overcome those
walls. You've got to crush those walls.

Whatever's held you back, hey, today's a
new day.

Whatever's held you down, today's a new
day. Don't let anything in your past

hold you back from your future.

It's time to face those walls. It's time
to realize what you can be and let

those walls come down.

Today's the day.

The walls are coming.

Down. Come on, Big James.

Not planning on having a little chat
with Mr. Miller, are we, Danny?

Talk to me, Danny.

Something you wanted to say to the new
principal?

Not me, Mr. Ball.

I want to say nothing to nobody.

Whoa, Danny. Whoa.

What is this?

Nothing.

Nothing. I got to get to class.

Mr. Bull.

Did you want to see me about something?

Just came by to congratulate you.

For what?

Well, there's been a real attitude
change around the school, and I believe

have you to thank for that. I just
wanted to say...

Keep up the good work.

Hey. Hey.

I think Danny wanted to talk to me, but
he was scared.

You think Bolt was the one that scared
him?

Yeah, I do.

Mr.

Miller. Walker, it's Carlos. We got a
location on Donnie Thompson, 306

Lane. We're moving in.

Okay, I'll meet you there.

All right.

That was Carlos.

We're going to bust Donnie Thompson.

Why don't you find Danny and see what he
wanted to talk to me about? You got it.

Freeze! You're all on your own!

Don't move.

Yeah,

Danny never made it to class.

And Bolt's gone, too.

What's Danny's address?

1507. Turner, apartment 7A. Okay, I'll
see if he's there.

Danny, are you there?

Only the strong can see, Danny. They
thrive on adversity.

Weak. What happened to the weak, Danny?

Wrong, Mr. Bolt.

What you're doing is wrong.

Goodbye, Daddy.

Bolt!

Let him go.

I said, let him go.

Well, Marine.

Looks like I'm going to have to throw
you off with the kid.

I'm a Texas Ranger, Bolt.

And you're under arrest.

Texas Ranger, huh?

Well, you're still going off the roof.

That might be harder than you think.

Don't miss your hand.

I'm sorry.

I have two

pairs of handcuffs. I've been fastened,
locked in two pairs of police handcuffs.

And I'm going to try to attempt to snap
both pairs.

And before I do, I want to say this to
every one of you. I want you to never

forget this.

Power is a young person who can stand up
to a drug dealer and say no.

Power is a young person who doesn't have
to follow the crowd.

Power is a young person that can make a
difference for somebody else, that can

encourage somebody else.

Power is a young person that can make
their life count and make this world a

greater place.

You may not have power to be a world
-class athlete, but every one of you do

have the power inside you to be a world
-class person. And that's a whole lot

more important.

I want to challenge every one of you
young people. This world needs you.

So don't let anybody steal your dreams
or your goals. Don't let anybody put you

down. I want to challenge you to let
these chains represent every negative

anyone's ever told you, every name
anyone's ever tried to hang on you,

label, every discouragement, every tough
time. And as I try to snap both these

chains, just remember, this is the first
day of the rest of your life. I'm going

to snap these chains for you.

You can make it. You can make the right
choices.

Your life can make a difference. Here we
go. I'm going to try to snap both these

chains for you. Come on, let's do it.

The

Palatine

has loved being in your school today.

Before I go, I want to say one more
thing.

How much I respect and appreciate a
principal who genuinely cares and loves

young people.

We're soon to be leaving here, but
there's someone who wants to stay here

you, stand by your side, and fight for
your future.

And that's your new principal.

They're all yours, Principal Renshaw.

Thank you.

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.