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Yeah, this will be my last run.

We drop this load, and I open up my dry cleaning shop.

Well, Senor Ortega's permission, of course.

Why would you want to go to work when what we do is so easy? Easy?

Until the cops come around.

You see any cops? I don't see any cops, sir. The cops in this country? Son muy

estúpido.

It's another drug shipment that won't make it to the streets.

That's four rigs we've taken down in the last month from Ortega.

He's got federali on the inside.

Yeah, but we're hitting too many of these.

Crews are going to start getting suspicious.

You're right, Lucia's a good cop, but... I tell you what, next time she contacts

you, have her back off for a while. Yeah.

The next shipment's coming in by plane on Wednesday to a private airstrip seven

miles south of Weatherford. Okay, good. We'll be ready. Listen, Lucia, Walker

says he wants you to back off for a while.

Back off?

Yeah, it's starting to get too risky.

Cruz is going to start wondering how we know about his shipments. Tell Ranger

Walker that he doesn't need to worry. I'm perfectly safe.

Cruz loves me.

Lucia!

I'll talk to you soon.

Just talk to Lucia.

The shipment's coming in on Wednesday.

Did you tell her to back off for a while? I did, but I don't think she's

to listen to us.

Tomas.

You're my brother, Cruz.

And I mean you no disrespect.

But how can you sit there like that? Those damn rangers have cost us 30

Calma, hermanito.

Calma.

Life's too short to die of aggravation.

Aggravation. Thirty million dollars.

That's true, Amon.

They've taken down quite a bit of our shipments lately.

Not they.

Walker. We need to do something about him.

And we will.

In the eyes of a ranger.

The unsuspecting stranger.

Had better know the truth of wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

Maybe all you do is gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

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

It is so good to see you.

Wow, what a beautiful place you have.

Oh, thanks. We just love it.

This is my husband, Jake. Jake, this is Alex Cahill, my former colleague.

It's a pleasure to meet you. Oh, no, Alex. The pleasure's all mine.

Nicole has told me so much about you, I feel I already know you.

Hey, how are the wedding plans come along?

Well, the wedding's three weeks away, and I'm five weeks behind schedule, so

great.

Come on, I'll show you around.

We've got 3 ,000 acres in all. Make it go on one side and State Park land on

other. A couple hundred head of horses, two freshwater springs, and they're kind

of quiet. You can't buy in Dallas.

You sound like a real estate agent.

Hey.

Hey, Mr. Poley.

Travis, Joe, this is Alex Cahill. She's down here from Dallas. Travis is our

informant. Pleased to meet you, ma 'am. Hi.

All right, Jake, we got a fence down in the south pack, and we're going to ride

out there and round up some guys. Okay.

Lady?

Well, I got to hand it to you, Nicole.

You have found yourself a nice little slice of paradise.

Yeah, mostly.

Mostly? Well, we have a problem with drug mules crossing our land.

Yeah, all those old Indian trails and all that cover down by the river. It's a

perfect crossover.

They cut our fences, stampede our horses, steal in our water.

Who have you called the police?

Oh, you bet.

But they never get here in time.

You know, they're good men. They just spread way too thin, and those drug

are just way too smart.

It's like they always know when it's the perfect time to come across.

You wanted to see me?

Yes, querida.

I did.

You look delicious.

Thank you.

¿Cómo estás?

Bien, gracias.

Oh, Maria found something. She thought it might belong to you.

Yes, it was a gift from my sister.

Well, perhaps if I hit the redial button, I'll talk to you.

You're not Franco?

No kidding.

Franco's sick.

Pero el niño necesita comer.

Maybe he's got to eat.

You got a problem with that?

I don't got a problem with that, chiquita. I'm a liberated man.

But you, you don't look like Caesar.

Where are they?

Baby's got to eat?

Yes.

Get up.

Answer it.

Hola.

It's too late, jefe.

We've already been arrested.

See, jefe, he's right here.

He wants to talk to you.

Yeah. Well, Walker, this will be the last shipment you get from us.

Say goodbye, Lucia.

They got the whole shipment, the plane, the crew.

Ramon, that shipment means nothing to us.

It's like a grain of sand in the desert.

As far as Ranger Walker, someday he must be punished for all the trouble he

caused us. As long as he is there and we are here, I don't see how that's going

to happen.

Do you remember what Appa used to tell us?

Life is a mystery.

You never know what fate has in store for us.

As long as we control the Holy Ranch, nothing can stop us.

Well, have you ever missed a DA's office?

Part of that excitement,

feeling that I'm accomplishing something important.

Law is like a calling, and for some people, like you, you know, you respond

it. But for me, it just wasn't in my blood.

Not like this.

And I have a great man.

Jake, you look like you were born on that horse.

Well, who would have thought a CEO could downsize himself into a saddle, huh?

Hon, where are you off to?

I'm going to go help Travis with the strays.

See you a little later.

Nice and easy.

Put the guns down.

What's the trouble, senor?

These are public lands, no?

You just do what I tell you. Put your guns down now.

Our mistake, senor.

We go back to where we came, yes?

No!

You put the guns down, like I told you.

What do you got here, Jake?

Come on down here. Pick up these guns.

Get the guns. I'll call the sheriff.

Got it.

Take these and get out of here.

Gracias.

Walker, something terrible's happened.

What is it?

Nicole's husband.

He's dead.

Somebody shot him.

I'll be right there.

Thank you.

It's pretty cut and dried, Ranger Walker.

Old Jake ran into a bunch of drug lords.

He'd had trouble with them ever since he bought this place.

I told him to give me a call for a sign of trouble, but looks to me like he got

ambushed.

You said Jake was shot at close range?

Yep.

Take a look at these prints.

Looks to me like someone came up behind Jake, walked over to the mules, turned

around, walked back, and shot Jake at close range.

You really think so?

Possible.

Who found the body?

Jake Swarman, Travis.

Where is he?

He's in town with the rest of his men, giving statements to my deputy.

Gringo, Jake Foley.

What about him?

He tried to play the hero.

Tried to stop our shipment from going through.

What happened?

Travis took care of it.

We'll give Travis a bonus.

Loyal men should be rewarded.

Bueno.

Oye, Ramon.

Make plans to buy the ranch.

Without a man,

the folly woman will want to sell.

As most of you know, my husband was killed two days ago.

I've considered selling the ranch, but I've decided not to.

Are you sure about that, ma 'am?

Yes. And I hope that you guys will stay on with me and help me run it.

Well, if you're staying, ma 'am, I'm staying.

And I've decided to hire three more hands.

Say hello to Wade, Talbot, and Greer.

You'll be balking in here, but let's get clear right now.

She may have done the hiring, but I'll be doing the firing. Any one of you gets

out of line.

We need the work, sir.

We're hard workers, too.

Yeah, well, you're about to find out what Rio Ranch work's all about.

Mrs. Foley's been wanting this corral put up for the last six months.

Okay.

Yeah, I tell you, brother, I appreciate the bonus, Ramon.

There's more where that came from, Mr. Travell. As long as you keep up the good

work. Oh, you can count on that.

Now, I hate to lay out bad news, but Mrs. Foley told us she ain't gonna sell.

That's crazy.

How is she going to run her ranch?

She seemed real determined about it.

My brother's not going to be happy to hear about that.

At least we won't have someone sneaking up on us anymore.

Boy, I know.

Because our next shipment is coming through tomorrow at 5 o 'clock.

5 o 'clock?

I'll be there.

Oh, Jake.

You okay?

I'll be fine.

I want to keep this.

He was wearing this when we first met.

He came in to give a deposition. His vice president had been embezzling from

company.

And then when he finished his deposition, we just started talking. And

knew it, he asked me out for a date.

I knew right then that I was gonna spend the rest of my life with him.

I just can't believe he's gone.

You guys get anything?

Sore back?

I saw Travis come in, but he never left his quarters until he came to get you.

There's a poker game tonight.

We're all invited.

Travis wants to take the new guy's money.

We're going to get Alex to check his pace out while we play.

You boys did all right today.

But tomorrow's another day.

Oh, yeah? What's tomorrow?

Bronc busting.

Got a dozen colts. Ain't been rode all winter.

Wild as mustangs.

Think you can handle that, Wade?

I can handle it. Well, we'll see.

Now, better listen up. We got new rules in place.

No one goes anywhere on this ranch alone.

Don't let you check me first.

Pretty strict rule.

You got a problem with it, you can draw your pay.

Here you go, ma 'am.

Thank you.

We're playing cards with Travis tonight.

Are you up to checking this place out while we play?

Absolutely.

Have a nice ride, ma 'am.

What was the

name of that ranch he worked on?

Wade? I didn't say.

Well, I'm asking.

Circle J, up in Missoula.

Cards.

One.

One.

Two.

Three.

One.

Dinner takes one.

Who's the ramrod up in Missoula? A guy named Wilcock.

Never heard of him.

He's never heard of you either.

I'm in for one.

I'm in.

I'm out.

I'll see you one and raise you two.

And I'll raise you two.

Bye, everyone.

What do you got, boys?

Bear queen.

Bullet.

Two pair.

Queen high straight.

Damn.

Well, you were lucky tonight, Wade.

Why don't you hang around, Travis?

I can feel your luck changing.

Oh, no.

Tomorrow night.

Hey,

hey, hey.

I'll call you Dill up the bottom of the deck. You're crazy.

Hey, hey, hey, don't accuse my buddy of cheating.

Buddy, this...

I swear it's deep, man.

All right, okay.

Forget about it.

You all get some shut -eye. All of you.

Grab it.

Yeah, Wade, what do you want?

Well, I'm not really sure he did cheat, so I'll pay for the damages.

Okay.

You're handling yourself pretty good.

Well, if he hadn't stopped me, I'd have put a real whipping on him.

Well, maybe next time I'll let it continue.

Get on back in the bunkhouse.

Feel like I slipped on a rock?

My jaw hurts.

Mine's a little weak, too.

Sorry about that. Had to make it look real.

Yeah, right.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Find out anything?

Travis's calendar.

Looks like another shipment's coming through at 5 o 'clock today.

Greer, Talbot, you're going into town for supply.

Here's where you're going. That's what you're getting.

He's earning the truck.

All right, ladies.

Wade, saddle up. We'll bring those yearlings in this morning.

Got it.

Joe.

I want you to hire some men for a little welcoming committee for when Greer and

Talbert get into town. Gotcha.

We're done. Yeah.

Heads up.

You got to pay a tax if you want to work in our town.

A tax?

For taking jobs away from town folk.

You need to take that up with Mr. Travis or at the Foley Ranch.

If I want a sound from you, boy, I'll squeeze your neck.

Guys, listen. Why don't you guys just go about your business and let us go about

ours, okay?

Our business is to see you leave town.

Then, mister, you're out of it. I told you.

There's your tax.

Pay me full.

Yes. I have a double shipment coming in today to make up for some of our losses.

We're all set up for you. Travis, I want you to persuade the folly woman to sell

her ranch.

I'm working on it, Mr. Ortega. I brought in some of the meanest broncs this side

of the Rio today.

I expect some broken bones and packed suitcases by this afternoon.

If she loses enough men, she'll get discouraged and want to sell.

We'll see that she does, Travis.

Got those supplies you needed.

That's the meanest horse I've ever seen.

If this keeps up, I'm not going to have a ranch hand left.

Let me give it a try.

Okay, let's go.

Bring me another horse.

Thank you.

Cordell Walker, you do things like that just to get a rise out of me.

Did it work?

Of course it did.

Oh, thank God.

Hold up here, boys.

Hola, Ricardo.

I figured it was you, Travis.

Who are you?

I'm a Texas Ranger.

And you're under arrest.

Kill him!

Let's go.

Sheriff, we're going to have to keep this bust under wraps.

I want to set a little trap for the Ortegas. We need to keep our cover

All right, you got it.

Call him, Travis.

This better be the performance of your life.

I don't have to make this call.

No, you don't.

But you're going down for the death of Jake Foley either way.

Your cooperation might mean the difference between lethal injection and

imprisonment. It's your choice.

Bueno. Mr. Ortega?

Senor Travis.

Well, I got some good news and better news.

The goods came through without a hitch, and Mrs. Foley wants to sell.

Really? Yeah, all she wants to see is the color of your money. $2 .3 million,

be exact.

Tell her I'll wire the money directly to her bank account.

Uh,

she's, uh, she wants out now, Cruz. She needs the money so she can leave.

Well, then I'll send my brother down there today.

I look forward to seeing him.

He's sending Ramon.

One out of two ain't bad.

You know, I think I'm going to miss this ranch life. Really?

You mean you're going to miss the blisters?

The horse manure?

The flies?

That back -breaking work.

No wages.

Eating the beans and hard back?

Sleeping in a bunkhouse?

You know, now that I think about it, I'm not going to miss it at all.

Here we come.

In jail, Ramon.

Just like you're going to be.

Walker.

Tell your men to lay down their weapons.

My men would lay down their lives for me before they would lay down their

weapons. It's one against five, Walker.

You don't have a chance.

That's three against five.

Now we do have a chance.

I'll get remote.

Get up.

Put your hands behind your back.

If that shipment did not get through, then either you're lying to me or Travis

is. And one of you is going to die.

Senor Cruz!

What?

Turn on the television.

Your brother, he's in trouble.

And in the little town of Harrisburg, a major battle has been won in the war

against drugs.

Cartel leader, Ramon Ortega, has been taken into custody by a special team of

Texas Rangers led by Cordell Walker.

After a week -long undercover operation, Walker and his team captured the

notorious drug trafficker and $2 .3 million in cash.

If convicted, Ramon... No! ...will be up to 50 years in federal prison.

Walker, you're a dead man.

Pepe, get General Hernandez on the phone now.

Tell him it's time to repay his debt.

Alex, I'd really prefer you not go.

Walker, I got a special invitation from General Hernandez.

He is the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration in Nuevo Laredo. Now, how

am I going to turn that down?

I can't talk you out of it?

Well, I would prefer if you didn't try.

You know how critical the war on drugs is. And our relationship with Mexico is

especially important.

There you are.

Hello, Walker.

D .A. Moody.

Alex, we got a plane to catch.

What? What's wrong?

We were just having a discussion about me being on that plane or not.

Walker, if Alex hadn't been instrumental in this Ortega bust, none of us would

have been invited.

I really want her to be there.

Besides, Sidney's going to go with me.

We're going to look out for each other, okay?

No, it's not okay, but okay.

Well, packed and ready to go. We're the Laredo, here we come.

A .D. Abrantano's already in the van. I'll be out there.

Be right down.

Not to change the subject, but I talked to Nicole, and she sounds like a new

woman. Good.

She made me promise to give you this.

Who's that from?

It's from me.

I'll see you on Monday.

Okay, be careful.

Isn't that what I always say to you?

Well, it's my turn.

Tell me. They're coming. The three -car caravan.

Federalist front and back.

Do it.

Come on, get out!

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 rain's gonna be.

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