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What do you want?
I need to ask you some questions.
Well, you hear that, boys? They want to ask us a few questions.
Well, you got some sand laying that crap on us with your gun still on your
holster. We're going to lay more than crap on you if you don't cooperate with
us.
What'd you say?
What are you, deaf as well as ugly?
Why?
Sit down!
What happens when you don't cooperate?
What do you got, Connors?
Listen, you were right.
Victor Darden is trying to control all the drug trafficking in and out of
Dallas.
Anything else? Yeah.
There's going to be a big drug for gun.
exchange at the North Texas Airfield.
Some Colombian heavyweight and one of Darden's hatchet men.
A big black guy by the name of Panther.
Everyone understand, he lives up to his name.
Well, it's going down in about an hour.
Ready? Yeah, lay it on me.
Get out.
Welcome for assault on an officer.
This one too.
Connor, is there anything worthwhile?
Yeah, he's a good cop.
I'll tell you on the way.
On the way where?
North Texas Air Peels.
Wait a sec.
How badly are we going to be outnumbered?
Do you really want to know?
Me? No.
No. More the merrier.
I think I'll call for a little bit of backup, though.
Hey, Panther, good to see you again, amigo.
You too, chico.
And on time for what?
Good rifles make you worth my time. Yeah, my brother.
Is the smacking those bags any good, or do I have to test it?
Dios, amigo.
You strike me in the nerve.
Would I be that stupid?
Panther, come in.
What is it, Maxwell?
You got company.
Cops. Police?
Get back in the plane, Chico.
Take everything with you. We'll settle up later.
Put everything back inside.
Let's get the guns aboard.
Move!
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Easy, Ranger.
Come on, get up.
Pretty good.
Get the bag.
Head behind your back.
Okay, okay, okay.
Great. Two fights in one day. What do you want, a record?
Something bugging you, Junior?
Look at that.
What's that all about?
Well, I see nothing's changed, Junior.
The only way you ever could beat me was with my hands tied behind my back.
Get him out of here.
I got it. I'm out of here.
You know this guy?
His name's Simon Trevett.
He's my brother.
In the eyes of a ranger, the unsuspecting stranger.
I'd better know the truth 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 ranger's gonna be.
See you, Junior.
Jet cleared U .S. airspace before the Air Force could respond.
They took all the evidence with them.
We'll put them on a weapons charge.
You want to talk about it?
You know, I wouldn't know where to begin.
I tried to tell you, Mr. Darden, this was a bad idea from the start.
I mean, Simon's good and smart and everything, but it was just plain stupid
try this thing during daylight.
Time of day had nothing to do with him, Maxwell.
Someone informed the cops.
And you didn't answer my question. Did Simon get everything back on the jet
before they took him down?
Yeah.
I mean, he's good under pressure, I'll give him that. Good.
What's so good about it?
Your Panther just gave Valdez 10 crates and 16s.
Valdez is good for you.
And Simon knows my first rule.
Never get caught holding.
Yeah, well, all I know is if it wasn't for me, the whole thing would have gone
south. Yeah, what do you want, a pat on the back for doing your job?
What are we looking at, Sid?
Ensealed weapons, resisting arrest?
Should be no problem, Vic.
Bail could be pricey, though. Hey, you pay whatever it takes.
You've got too much writing in this to have Simon wasting his time in the
cooler.
You, you want to make yourself useful?
You go find that snitch who tipped off the cops.
We've got to start making some graphic examples.
Now I know why you never mentioned your brother.
Maybe it's time you did talk about it.
When my dad died, my mom became the strength of the family.
Simon was named after my dad's father.
I was named after my dad.
That's why he called you Junior.
Yeah, that's what everybody called me back then.
When I went to college, Simon was the pride of our family.
My mom's hope.
He was my hero.
He got accepted to the FBI Academy, mainly because of Mama.
Rose Trevette.
She never stopped trying to keep us on a straight and narrow.
Grew up in a tough neighborhood, man.
I thought I was really tough back then.
Mom and my brother showed me what tough was about.
Just one thing he never wanted to do was make Mama mad.
Oh, is she mad?
Those three of those guys are... Already dead and four of them are in prison.
When Simon graduated from the FBI Academy, my mom was so proud of him.
She said, my oldest boy is going to be on the side of law and justice.
What went wrong?
The first year, there was a bureau. He was their number one agent.
He brought in the worst of their warlockers.
He managed to save it, but he's going to have it for the rest of his life.
They put him behind a desk, and he got angry.
He was bitter.
Anyway, not long after that, they caught him passing information to Victor
Darden, Mr. Crime Boss himself.
And he went to prison.
Gave him five years.
He did 18 months.
And when he got out, he went to work for Darden.
And your mom?
She died.
Not too long after that.
They told me that she died because of a stroke, but that's not true.
Because I was there.
She died because Simon broke her heart.
My big brother.
When I buried Mama was the day that I cut Simon out of my life forever.
At least that's what I thought.
Maybe you should pull out of this one.
No.
Gotta do it.
Okay.
While your brother's waiting in the interrogation room, let's go talk to
Yeah.
The arresting officer is no doubt.
I'm Sidney Wallace. I represent Mr. Trevette.
I'm Ranger Walker. This is Ranger Trevette.
Ranger Trevette.
That's some coincidence.
No coincidence, Sid.
He's my kid brother.
Interesting. You know how it is.
You can pick your friends, but you can't pick your family.
Speaking of your friends, what about Victor Darden and Chico Valdez?
Well, Mr. Darden is a business acquaintance of mine, but, um... Chico
I'm sorry.
I can't help you there.
Sure you can.
You and Valdez were about to trade guns and drugs at North Texas Airfield when
we showed up.
Really?
I've instructed my client not to discuss the events at the airport.
He contends he was startled by the sudden arrival of a gray pickup truck,
threatened, and tried to avoid what he considered a life -threatening
And he didn't notice the flashing lights on my truck or the two DPS units behind
me. They evidently veered off after a jet which was taking off.
A jet carrying guns and drugs.
My client has no knowledge of the jet, its occupants, or their cargo.
And I challenge you to prove otherwise.
What?
Bill's been posted.
A million dollars.
Darden must be some great acquaintance. You can say that, Junior.
Let's go, sir.
Hold it, Simon.
I know that Darden is trying to control all the drug trafficking in and out of
Dallas.
Tell him for us, it's not going to happen.
Best not be next to him when it goes down.
I'll try to remember that, Junior.
There's going to be a showdown between you and me.
I can feel it.
How was it?
Jail or jail.
Thanks for getting me out so soon. Hey.
Didn't tell you about my brother?
Yes.
Texas Ranger.
Talk about irony.
I could have done without it.
I still will.
Hey.
When'd you get out?
It took all day. I thought part of the deal was you guys were going to pick up
the bail.
That's if it happens on our time.
Blow it again and you're out.
Yeah.
Is it going to be a problem?
Is what going to be a problem?
Is your brother being a ranger change things?
Hey, if it does, I can always send you back to do the Philly operation.
Junior needs my good.
The feeling's mutual.
That old big guy could always beat him at everything, and I could be twice as
sweet when I beat him in his own backyard.
You are one of a kind, Simon.
Here's to you. Thanks.
Here's to five years, the culmination of five years of hard work.
It's been a long time coming, but now every major drug cartel on the planet is
on board, and most of the big wholesalers in the States.
It's a one -stop shopping supermarket right here in the Big D. Here's to
Darden, bringing drug trafficking into the 21st century.
And the 22nd century.
If I can live that long.
Why don't we, um...
When are we going to get them all together, you know, to hammer out the
How's next Sunday sound?
Sounds terrific.
Half the major growers, suppliers, and dealers will be right here.
Yeah. Nate.
Come in.
You find the snitch?
No.
But I found out something very interesting.
And what's that?
Well, Simon's brother here is a Texas Ranger.
I know.
Oh.
Then you're okay with this?
See, I kind of thought it was a problem.
Yeah?
The only problem I'm having is the snitch you can't find.
It's probably one of your locals.
Ranger's info was too precise to be some secondhand street jive.
Victor.
Let me flesh him out.
I don't think he's one of mine.
But if he is, I'll handle it.
No, Maxwell.
You hired him.
We'll let the Panther do the firing.
You thinking about your dad?
Yeah.
He's taking this so hard.
Are you sure we shouldn't call him?
No.
I think he needs to be alone right now.
I mean, the fact that they grew up and they were so close, and he idolized him.
Well, this stuff's been with us since the dawn of time.
Remember Cain and Abel?
That's the first recorded murder.
C .D., I hope they don't go down that road.
Well, I do too, honey, but they're out there on and around.
Maybe, but I just have a feeling there's something else.
Like what?
I don't know, C .D.
Just a feeling.
Hey, Mom.
Saw Simon today.
I guess you know that already.
You are guilty as charged.
I think the worst day of my life was when they were leading Simon out of that
courtroom and you were crying.
That was worse than when you died.
Nope.
Today.
seeing Simon again.
You see his eyes?
Huh?
Not a spark of the decency that used to burn there.
Everything you worked so hard to give us.
The values, love, charitable heart, all gone.
Ladies and gentlemen, gifts to the new world order, to the 21st century.
You again?
I want to talk to you. I don't talk to cops, Junior.
They're our cues to love.
No badge, just you and me.
We have nothing to talk about.
What, are you afraid of your little brother?
You want me to take care of this?
No.
Okay, Junior.
Have a joy.
You gonna let him do this?
Actually, I find it quite amusing.
Go ahead.
Get low.
Now!
What's on your mind, Junior?
First of all, I didn't come for you. I came for Mom.
She's dead.
I thought you knew.
Panther, huh?
They should call you hyena.
They travel in packs.
Champagne's getting hot.
Ladies are getting cold. You got a point to make. Make it.
Get out of town, Simon.
Tonight.
Definitely.
Yeah, that's it.
You've been warned.
Huh?
I've been warned?
Is that what you said?
That's what I said.
What if I don't want to?
When Darden goes down, I'm taking you out.
All the way out.
Oh, you're not up for that, Junior.
You never were, never will be.
Too much of Mama's holy water running in your...
Okay.
He's got the point.
This is your last break, Junior.
Get in my face again, and Mama's going to have company.
I'll check it out, Connors.
Maybe you should pull out.
Things are starting to heat up.
Not yet.
I need to find out when and where this meeting's going to be.
Okay, watch yourself.
Yeah, will do.
You believe I ran into a wall?
No.
Didn't think.
You had a run -in with your brother, huh?
I really hate your Cherokee intuition.
Connor's called.
Darden is setting up a secret meeting of all the movers and shakers in the drug
trade. When?
He doesn't know.
Maybe we ought to turn up the heat on Darden's organs, eh?
Why not?
Damn it!
Looks like your brother didn't learn his lesson.
Burma pulled out.
Seattle is renegotiating with its Peruvian connection.
And others are canceling.
And I told them Dallas was under control.
So what's going on here?
Simon's brother's taking this kind of personal.
So what you thought was no problem has turned into a vendetta.
Maxwell's right, Simon.
What do you have in mind?
I think you know.
You want me to take my brother out?
We got a lot of writing on this.
Let me do a bit.
Maxwell, you couldn't find your butt if the directions were printed on both
hands. You know how my brother and I feel about each other.
I'll take care of it.
Is tomorrow soon enough?
Yes.
Maxwell will back you up.
Tragedy struck in the form of a sniper's bullet and decorated Texas Ranger James
Trevette was cut down on the courthouse steps.
He was pronounced dead upon arrival at Travis Hospital.
I should have been there, Mr. D. It was beautiful.
Blood everywhere. Shut up, Maxwell.
I didn't think it'd be this bad.
Cut yourself some slack, Simon.
I was your brother.
Yeah.
It's all right, Vic.
Personal feelings can interfere with what you're trying to do here.
Yeah, I know.
Still.
I'm glad I had to go down like this.
Thanks.
I appreciate that. But it's over.
Let's move on.
Sure. Just wanted to let you know.
Ginger Walker, I'm so sorry about the tragic death of your partner.
Sure you are.
I know you're the one that arranged the hit.
And I know you're the one that pulled the trigger.
I think you have proof.
If I had proof, you'd be dead right now.
But I'm going to take you down.
And I'm going to take you down hard.
You want me, Walker?
Yeah, you got me.
Just name the time and place.
You got the gut.
We've got him for the time.
And I have to take him out.
Do it.
Walker. Simon.
What do you want?
So do you want to settle this? Just you and me? I told you.
Name the time and place.
The warehouse on 32nd Street. You just busted a meth outfit there.
When? One hour.
I'll be there.
Don't worry, Vic.
By the time they find his body, we'll have your network up and running.
You want backup?
No. I have to do this myself.
It's your call.
Good luck, my friend.
Back him up anyway.
Looking for me?
Are you alone?
Yeah.
Go. Come on.
I think you two know each other.
Yeah.
Nice shot.
You have to look real.
Just like in the movies.
That's what Walker told me when he set this up, and I'm not sure I believe it.
Too much doesn't make sense.
You've been undercover all this time.
A deep mole.
Deep as they go.
Inserted five years ago into Darden's organization.
To bring it down.
This operation.
My idea.
I didn't join the FBI to write a desk.
Five years I've been undercover.
And until this day, only two people knew what I was up to.
Why would you break cover?
When I realized there was no way I could get out of killing you.
When is it going down, Simon?
Tomorrow. Tomorrow?
Yeah.
It was shaky for a while.
You guys turned up to heat. I thought Darden was pulling at horns.
This operation means much too much for him.
What are we looking at?
All of Darden's stateside dealers, South of the Border cartel leaders, Golden
Triangle warlords, they're all meeting to finalize an international narcotic
marketing system that will make Jim look like some mom -and -pop store.
And I'm gonna be right there.
To help bring the whole stinky thing down around their heads.
I'm... I'm sorry about the beating in the alley, Junior.
Don't call me that.
It's Jimmy.
I buried Junior when I buried Mama.
Okay, Jimmy.
If everything you just said was true, how could you let Mama die believing
lie?
Remember when I said there was only two people that knew I was undercover?
Yeah.
One is the Baltimore Bureau Chief.
And the other was Mom.
She never told me that.
Because I asked her not to!
I'm sorry, man!
I'm sorry, Jimmy.
I wanted to tell you, man.
But I couldn't.
I wanted to... tell you, man. I wanted to tell you, but I couldn't. There was
too much at stake. The risks were too high.
I couldn't take the chance.
You know
him?
Yeah.
Maxwell. I'll put him on ice.
What do we tell Darden?
I'll think of something.
See you later.
How'd it go?
Walker's dead.
So is Maxwell.
Maxwell? What the hell was he doing here?
I thought you might want someone to watch your back.
Well, you almost got me killed.
Got you killed? I got the drop on Walker, then Maxwell gets the drop on
What are you talking about?
Maxwell was the snitch!
Maxwell? You sent him to watch my back and he tries to put a bullet in it.
I was lucky to get out of there alive.
Simon.
I'm sorry.
Hey, look on the bright side.
You got rid of Walker and the snitch.
Nobody can stop us now.
To tomorrow.
To tomorrow.
Okay, Vic, it's showtime.
Yeah, this is a big day.
Hey, Decker from Jersey.
Hey, it's our old pal Chico Valdez. Hey, Chico, como esta, amigo?
Orale, jefe patera.
Gonna make history today, huh?
That's for sure, kid.
Garcia, I thought he was hippie. Not anymore.
Hey, Quidoni made it in from New York.
Is this the Hootool Players or what?
Says he'd love to know about this little get -together.
That's for sure, Vic.
Hey, Leon Ortega.
Oh, Costa Rica's favorite godfather.
Only godfather. He took out Amore.
Looks like they're all here.
Just like Simon wanted all the rotten eggs in one place.
Let's move in.
Everybody remember, Simon Trevett's one of ours.
Betravet, brother.
You gave up a good thing, Simon.
You okay?
How about yourself?
Never better.
I wish Mama was here today.
She is. You can bet on it.
Yeah, you're right.
She's proud of Simon.
She's proud of both of us.
To Simon Trevett, the new head of FBI covert operations.
You're here.
They couldn't have picked a finer man.
It's good to see my brother couldn't have picked a better choice of friends.
You all seem like...
Family? Yeah.
Family.
That's what we are, son.
Now you're one of them.
Thank you.
Well, I got to... Got it.
Chopra's ready. I'll see you guys.
Bye -bye.
Speaking of family, when are we going to start one?
Um, I better go polish the silverware.
You're not even married yet.
Well, we could remedy that pretty darn quick.
Well, actually, C .D. and I were thinking about the spring.
Excuse me, it's May 1st.
Or what's at the fall, C .D.? Listen, don't get me involved in this. This is
your boat.
You've got to bail it.
How are you going to bail yourself out of this one?
You got a bucket, C .D.?
Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.
Any long 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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