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00:00:30During the Civil War, the only lawmen in southern Texas, the Texas Rangers, disbanded to fight
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00:00:49his family and ministry to fight alongside his men. After the war, McNally returned to a defeated
00:00:56Texas and found his wife and three sons gone, taken by bandits. In the ten years since the
00:01:05war's end, bandits have overrun southern Texas. Now, the governor is looking for McNally. They
00:01:11say he wants to recommission the Texas Rangers.
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00:02:13Leander!
00:02:15Now that's the right pretty spot for a resting place.
00:02:18Who's the grave for?
00:02:20Graves for me.
00:02:22Way too long, ground will be froze.
00:02:25Leander, come spend the winter at my ranch.
00:02:28If you rode down, we'd have a place for you.
00:02:31They're like old times.
00:02:33I don't reckon the last winter.
00:02:35The governor said he sent some of his men.
00:02:38You wouldn't show up the door, said maybe you'd answer for me.
00:02:41The governor just wants to talk with you.
00:02:44You don't gotta say yes or no or it's a cold September.
00:02:48All you gotta do is see him, Leander.
00:02:51We will go.
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00:03:06And never underestimate the importance of the name
00:03:35That you choose for a product the Denison and sons
00:03:40Automatic drawer for the tabulation of financial transactions that just about tells the story doesn't it every shopkeeper in the country
00:03:45I want one before they even see it. Oh
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00:03:54Look at this. I've already come up with a solution to the problem
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00:04:05Why didn't you know while we were in Austin?
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00:04:50Lincoln
00:04:51Mother
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00:04:53Lincoln
00:04:54Look how tall you've gotten
00:05:00Nice hat
00:05:01Little brother
00:05:02Are you going to be a lawyer?
00:05:03I just might
00:05:04Oh, are you still quick?
00:05:06Come on, buddy
00:05:15I'd like to thank all of you for coming here today for the first of what we hope will be many cattle options here in Los Cali
00:05:26Kingfisher
00:05:34What's your business here, Fisher?
00:05:42Come for my beefs
00:05:44This here's an auction
00:05:46You're welcome to bid when the time comes
00:05:48I bid 50
00:05:5050 of what?
00:05:5150 of them
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00:06:06Oh!
00:06:07Let's go
00:06:08Oh, what is this?
00:06:09I can't!
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00:06:30Marshal, I don't think you understand.
00:06:45Around here, I'm the law.
00:06:51I'm taking my thieves home.
00:06:56I can't let you take these cattle.
00:07:00I can't let you try.
00:07:30Oh, my God.
00:08:00Oh, my God.
00:08:30Oh, my God.
00:09:00Oh, my God.
00:09:30Oh, my God.
00:10:00Oh, shoot!
00:10:02Don't move and you'll shoot?
00:10:04What does that mean?
00:10:05If I don't move, you're going to shoot me?
00:10:06Who are you, Mr. What are you doing here?
00:10:09My name is Lincoln Rogers Dunison.
00:10:11You understand, I'm not one of the men who did this.
00:10:16So I'll be on my way.
00:10:18I can't lift it free.
00:10:28I can help you.
00:10:30Put down the gun?
00:10:39I'm from Missouri.
00:10:42We was on a cattle drive and stopped for supplies, and we got ambushed.
00:10:46They stole all the cattle and killed everybody.
00:10:49They didn't kill you.
00:10:50I was trapped.
00:10:52And they didn't see me.
00:10:53And I'm damn lucky that was the case.
00:10:55Otherwise, I'd be dead, too.
00:10:57So where are you headed?
00:10:59Brownsville.
00:11:01Brownsville?
00:11:01What's there?
00:11:02Texas Rangers are recruiting.
00:11:05Texas Rangers?
00:11:07I'm going with you.
00:11:09We'll get the bandits.
00:11:11It's a long way to Brownsville.
00:11:14I got a horse.
00:11:20Name's George Durham.
00:11:32You're not so used to sleeping under the stars, are you?
00:11:57Well, there's nothing to it, really.
00:12:00Just dig yourself a little hip hole, and then you fill a bandana full of sawgrass.
00:12:06Stick that underneath your head.
00:12:10It's the Lord's country, Lincoln.
00:12:13Yeah.
00:12:14Lord's country.
00:12:18Land this beautiful.
00:12:21Ain't no wonder everybody's killing over her.
00:12:28She's been here a long time before us.
00:12:30She'll be here a long time to come.
00:12:36You are a philosopher, George Durham.
00:12:51Brownsville.
00:12:51We're going to protect you people.
00:13:03Least you can do is contribute supplies.
00:13:06You want to starve an army?
00:13:07Who's going to keep the crops safe in?
00:13:09Your fellas there.
00:13:11Grab all the grub you can carry.
00:13:12Get your irons and fall in.
00:13:13We're riding south to kill bandits.
00:13:15Good afternoon, Rangers.
00:13:32What's your business here?
00:13:34If I order the community, I've got a vigilance committee for them.
00:13:37They're a Yankee, nigger, a Mexican among us.
00:13:40Unless you have the authority of the state, disband and disarm these men.
00:13:44They won't have it.
00:13:45We aim to protect our land.
00:13:47Men who want to protect their land, they can apply to hire for me.
00:13:51Governors commissioned the Rangers to do the protecting, mister.
00:13:54Now you disband these men.
00:14:00You from San Antone?
00:14:03Because you sure as hell remind me of this preacher there.
00:14:08Some years ago.
00:14:10Some preacher man.
00:14:12I don't recall no time in San Antone.
00:14:15I suppose you don't.
00:14:23Men!
00:14:24You can keep your guns to guard your homes.
00:14:28But that means go home.
00:14:32I'll give you one minute to take a vote.
00:14:51Hey, preacher.
00:14:53Vote's in.
00:14:54Preacher.
00:15:03Save me last rest, preacher.
00:15:05Before he takes me.
00:15:07I ain't no preacher.
00:15:12Company's making camp.
00:15:13Two nights in Brownsville.
00:15:15Any of you men interested in taking on the star?
00:15:17West Ender Towns, where you'll find us.
00:15:21You look for me, Leander McNally.
00:15:23Or my associates, Sergeant John Armstrong.
00:15:26Or Frank Bone.
00:15:28I can't take a team to take theadofe.
00:15:43Good shooting.
00:15:45Oh!
00:15:46Don't move.
00:15:51Whoa, whoa.
00:15:53Go, go, go.
00:16:01Habla anglaise? Mexicano?
00:16:04The big villas are north, yes?
00:16:06You ask him or tell him?
00:16:09That is what he want.
00:16:10I thought the caras could trade him off too,
00:16:13with many peoples, with iron trains.
00:16:15That is what he want.
00:16:17These bees don't speak inglaise.
00:16:19They speak, uh, espanol!
00:16:23What do you want for?
00:16:25The tigre is no for se, senor.
00:16:27What about her?
00:16:29She is my wife, senor.
00:16:31What does she do?
00:16:33What does she do?
00:16:35She accriments, senor.
00:16:37She spins and balances and juggles.
00:16:39Well, if she can juggle three balls in the air
00:16:41without dropping one of them, you can keep your tomcat.
00:16:47Perdita, andale.
00:16:53I'm a push.
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00:17:01I'm a push, senor.
00:17:03I'm a push!
00:17:04Touch it!
00:17:34Name? Lincoln Rogers Donison.
00:17:42Where are you from, Mr. Donison?
00:17:43I'm from Philadelphia, sir, as a boy, but I spent the last three years traveling with my father, a salesman and inventor.
00:17:48Where is he now?
00:17:49He's dead, sir. He was shot down by bandits.
00:17:53Ain't no revenge ride, Mr. Donison.
00:17:55Yes, sir.
00:17:57Saddle up.
00:18:01When Frank here says draw, you draw.
00:18:04Takes longer than a half a second, means you're dead.
00:18:08That Ranger badge is your target.
00:18:25Sarsaparilla.
00:18:28Most boys draw on sarsaparilla.
00:18:31Draw, damn it.
00:18:34Gun doesn't seem to be loaded, sirs.
00:18:39Son, you might want to cock the hammer.
00:18:46How do you do?
00:18:47Nine seconds.
00:18:49Seen worse.
00:18:50Gentlemen, I've been gracious to grant me your time.
00:18:52I wish you the best in your endeavors.
00:18:55Give my best to Philadelphia.
00:18:56Just so there are no hard feelings either way.
00:19:03I didn't come here for a month's pay.
00:19:05Or to execute some bandits like they did my family.
00:19:07I came here because you sent out for men who wanted to protect their land.
00:19:11I have no land but the patch my own two feet stand on.
00:19:13But I would want that land to be lawful, sir.
00:19:18You put that down in writing, Mr. Donison?
00:19:20Sir?
00:19:21That high-minded talk.
00:19:23You write like that, too?
00:19:26In English, French, or Latin?
00:19:29Well, shit, Mr. Donison.
00:19:31I only know Spanish, Cherokee, and Comanche.
00:19:34Forty dollars a month in a state script I'm found.
00:19:36You'll get your pay from Sergeant Armstrong, you'll get your orders from me.
00:19:39We'll sell you the boots, sell you a gun, sell you a steed.
00:19:42But I'll run you forty dollars, Mr. Donison, so you better last a month.
00:19:45Because you're in debt to me already.
00:19:52Here you are.
00:19:53Thanks.
00:19:57We're proud, sir.
00:20:11Sergeant.
00:20:12Name's Sam from San Antone.
00:20:17I've never been to San Antone.
00:20:19Randolph Douglas Sipio from around the Texarkana way.
00:20:22My daddy's taking some land out there, uh, turning out to find himself a copper mine.
00:20:26So they killed my daddy.
00:20:28You shouldn't be able to just shoot a man and claim his land.
00:20:31Yeah.
00:20:32Yeah, I am to change that.
00:20:34So, uh, Sergeant, say you'd rather use you as a rifleman or a scout?
00:20:38A rifleman or a scout?
00:20:39Well, every white boy I met yet says Sergeant made him a rifleman.
00:20:45Every colored, like me, Sergeant made a scout.
00:20:49Well, every war I ever heard of, scouts get killed before the shooters,
00:20:53because they're the stupid son of a bitch I sent out front.
00:20:55And if I don't meet some white boy scout soon,
00:20:57President Grant's gonna be hearing from me.
00:20:59Sure.
00:21:01Strongly worded letters, always best.
00:21:03You say I'm a scout?
00:21:04You see this star here?
00:21:11I'm gonna show him I'm a shooter.
00:21:13Honestly?
00:21:16What do you think, huh?
00:21:19George!
00:21:21Lincoln!
00:21:22Lincoln!
00:21:23Lincoln!
00:21:24We're rangers!
00:21:25We made it!
00:21:25Oh!
00:21:26We're not sleeping under the stars.
00:21:28We got a tent.
00:21:30Oh, it's nice, too, but you gotta see it.
00:21:33I got my...
00:21:36I'm on the left.
00:21:39Fisher's been splitting his men into several bands.
00:21:42They've been raiding ranches all along this trail on the way to Mexico.
00:21:45Captain, Mr. Dunison's reporting, sir.
00:21:47Send him in.
00:21:49Captain, Sergeant said you wanted to see me.
00:21:51Thanks, Frank.
00:21:52Take a seat, Mrs. Dunison.
00:21:59Notebook and pen are yours.
00:22:05Every word I say, you write it down.
00:22:08Something slips by, slow me down.
00:22:10I understood, sir.
00:22:12October 26th.
00:22:15Company now full outfitter with 30 men.
00:22:17Orphans, mostly.
00:22:18Young as 15.
00:22:20We'll leave tomorrow and train on the trail.
00:22:22Fisher split his men into smaller raiding parties.
00:22:26Lord hope that we are not attacked directly.
00:22:31Scant trail experience.
00:22:33Weakness with weapons.
00:22:36Expect desertions along the way.
00:22:38Expect...
00:22:39Expect most of these boys will not survive.
00:22:41Sir?
00:22:49Sir?
00:22:52I'm capable of writing my reports to the government, Mr. Dunison.
00:22:55But there will come a time when I am not.
00:22:57I'd rather have you in the habit.
00:22:59The Lord is coming for me, Mr. Dunison.
00:23:23Sir, then why ride?
00:23:29I figure it's better I walk to meet him.
00:23:33Than sit and wait.
00:23:39Hey.
00:23:41What's the captain on?
00:23:42He's dying.
00:23:51Our captain is dying.
00:23:55Rangers!
00:23:56Our mission is to stop the outlaw.
00:24:01John King Fisher.
00:24:03Fisher and his men have been burning ranches, thieving cattle, and driving them into Mexico.
00:24:07Where he sells them to the Mexican army.
00:24:10More than a million beaves stolen.
00:24:12More than 400 men murdered.
00:24:14We'll be patrolling border country to find these animals.
00:24:17Bring them to justice.
00:24:18U.S. Calvary's got a mandate to settle Indian matters.
00:24:22Leaves us to protect the Texan way.
00:24:25It's our home, Rangers.
00:24:27And we got right on our side.
00:24:29Ain't no outlaw stands a fighting chance.
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00:25:18Let's go.
00:25:48Look up, Recruit. This ain't no goddamn pony ride.
00:25:51What are you calling Recruit?
00:25:52You're a Brownville sign-up. I've seen you.
00:25:54I mean, I've been a ranger since Franklin. That's a week and two days.
00:25:57I know about life on the trail.
00:25:58Yeah. One more week, you'll be eligible for retirement, huh?
00:26:01Watch it, Recruit. I'll shoot that lip off of 40 paces.
00:26:04Name's Barry. Barry Smith.
00:26:06Barry? Like, uh, who Barry?
00:26:08Like Elder Barry to you.
00:26:10Sergeant sent me to fill out the dab.
00:26:12Dab's the usual three or four rangers. We eat together, scout together.
00:26:15It's us three in Sandoval.
00:26:16Well, he's that leader.
00:26:19It means we care for his horse, care for his weapons.
00:26:21Boy rides a horse like he's riding his sister.
00:26:33Boy rides a horse like he's riding his sister.
00:26:48He knows he's doing something wrong.
00:26:50Ten cents says he's saddle sore.
00:26:52Twenty cents says he's dead by Sunday.
00:26:54Ain't taking that bet.
00:27:00Anybody see where your scoff kill those bandits?
00:27:02You gotta see the way this scoff kill those bandits.
00:27:12Damn!
00:27:14Sam, I bet you I can draw faster than you can say peppercorn.
00:27:17Peppercorn? Just say it.
00:27:19Say it.
00:27:24Fast! I'm fast! I'm fast!
00:27:27So fast, you're six feet under.
00:27:29Miss that target every time, Mr. Durham.
00:27:31Gun's no good unless you've got smarts with it.
00:27:33Yes, sir, Captain.
00:27:34Frank, from now on, Mr. Durham pays for his ammunition.
00:27:38Penny and miss.
00:27:40Yes, sir, Captain.
00:27:40Peppercorn.
00:27:49I'm telling you, General Cortinas, the Republic of Texas is there for the taking.
00:28:07What you're suggesting is full-scale war.
00:28:11Union Army's up north fighting the Indians.
00:28:13Hell, there ain't no law south of Austin.
00:28:14We heard McNally has been commissioned to start up the Rangers.
00:28:17McNally's got 30 men, General.
00:28:1830.
00:28:19We'd have an army.
00:28:19For the next shipment, Senor.
00:28:27We will meet you.
00:28:33Damn, Denison, ain't there anything you good at?
00:28:35No, I'd love to show you, Sipio, but I don't think we'll be meeting any women along the way.
00:28:39Denison, you rope yourself a woman.
00:28:42I'll drink the Rio brandy.
00:28:43You want something, Sam?
00:29:00When you're writing for the captain in his tent, you see any maps in there?
00:29:08Maps?
00:29:09I've seen the maps.
00:29:11He's studied with the sergeant.
00:29:14They're pretty bad, Sam.
00:29:18Mm-hmm.
00:29:20My papa taught me how to blaze trails and keep maps.
00:29:26Might be worthwhile having somebody to make maps of the territory while we ride.
00:29:32Captain, Mr. Walters would speak to me about the charts and maps you're working with,
00:29:39and he wanted to present you with what we think is a preferable scenario.
00:29:43But, Sam, well, Captain, I wanted to see, I wanted to see if you were the kind of man
00:29:57who'd beg for his life like a dog or swallow the bullet like a sorry soldier.
00:30:00Stay down!
00:30:04Stay down, you son of a bitch!
00:30:08Well, Captain Cutthroat McNally, the man the whole Union army couldn't kill,
00:30:15shot down by Sam Walters of San Antone.
00:30:19Fisher knows you're riding the Rangers, Captain.
00:30:21He's put a real sweet price on your sad hide.
00:30:25Suck my spurs, you secretary!
00:30:27I brought a bullet for you, too!
00:30:28Turn around, McNally, and stop your shiftin' or I'll shootin'.
00:30:32Brave Sam Walters.
00:30:35Shot McNally in the back.
00:30:38How's that for a storybook?
00:30:41Turn around, McNally.
00:30:43Right in the back.
00:30:44Sam shot him.
00:30:46Right in the back.
00:30:47I said turn around!
00:30:48Get out.
00:30:53.
00:30:58.
00:31:15You riding somewheres, Mr. Dunison?
00:31:35Riding out of Ranger Company, sir.
00:31:38Company's captain was nearly killed due to my conduct.
00:31:42I don't presume myself welcome to wear this anymore.
00:31:45Were you set to ride off with that horse, Mr. Dunison?
00:31:51That's a ranger's horse.
00:31:53I was hoping I would not be sent away without a horse, sir.
00:31:55But hoping to be sent away.
00:31:58Brunia had killed him.
00:32:00And I was the reason.
00:32:02I hired Sam Walters on, Mr. Dunison.
00:32:04He stood my scrutiny.
00:32:05He could have taken his shot at me at any time.
00:32:07He had 30 rangers shined on, not just you.
00:32:11Ranger's horse, Mr. Dunison.
00:32:12You ride out, that horse is stolen.
00:32:15My men will hunt you down.
00:32:17Ranger's boots, Ranger's clothes, Ranger's weapons.
00:32:21You walk out, makes them stolen too.
00:32:23So it seems to me, Mr. Dunison,
00:32:24the only way you escape a warrant
00:32:26is to remain a ranger.
00:32:28Fisher keeps an outpost around this mesa.
00:32:52Fresh water spring on the other side.
00:32:57Water for the horses when they come to our raids.
00:33:00But do we know how many?
00:33:02Shouldn't we know how many?
00:33:04Around that mesa, the spot is well too soon.
00:33:07Need to send a patrol.
00:33:09Barry, Durham, Dunison.
00:33:11Ride with Sandoval and me.
00:33:12Taking a scout, Captain.
00:33:13Get yourself shot.
00:33:19Scipio, go get yourself shot.
00:33:21And don't get shot second.
00:33:23Get shot first, Scipio.
00:33:24In fact, shoot yourself, Scipio.
00:33:26Get it over with you.
00:33:27Mr. Rangers, mate.
00:33:29Five men, Fisher's men, sir.
00:33:55Hold on, and they got a supply wagon.
00:33:59Sandoval.
00:34:00Yes, sir.
00:34:02Our mission is to capture these men at all costs.
00:34:05But I want the cost to be on their side.
00:34:08When the shooting starts,
00:34:09these targets will be shooting back.
00:34:10Not like practice men.
00:34:11Anyone surrenders, we question them
00:34:13and send them to Austin for trial.
00:34:15Remember, you hesitate, you're dead.
00:34:29Are you wandering off, do you, huh?
00:34:34Sandoval, huh?
00:34:35My woman lost hold of you, huh?
00:34:38Drop your guns!
00:34:39Stay down, Texas Rangers!
00:34:43Stay up here, sons of bitches!
00:34:45I'm back!
00:34:46I'm back!
00:35:16Someone throw me a cartridge!
00:35:21I'm out!
00:35:23Someone throw me a cartridge!
00:35:30Found one.
00:35:40What the hell?
00:35:40No!
00:35:43Oh, jeez.
00:35:56It's out!
00:35:57No!
00:35:58No!
00:35:58No!
00:35:59No!
00:36:00No!
00:36:01No!
00:36:02No!
00:36:03No!
00:36:04No!
00:36:05No!
00:36:06No!
00:36:07No!
00:36:08No!
00:36:09No!
00:36:10No!
00:36:11No!
00:36:12No!
00:36:13He sent away five men!
00:36:14Five!
00:36:15I ain't no scout!
00:36:15You hear me?
00:36:17I ain't no scout!
00:36:18I'm a dive plastic shooter!
00:36:19Give me!
00:36:20So, ladies, where to next?
00:36:41Say your names.
00:36:42Anton Marcel, from New Orleans.
00:36:44Bernard, Marcel, so fair.
00:36:47Marcel, brothers.
00:36:48Horse thievery and livestock, extortion of merchant and widows,
00:36:54kidnapping, destruction of property.
00:36:57Your boy should have stayed in New Orleans.
00:36:59Why don't you give us some more to ride in here?
00:37:06We rode for kingfisher.
00:37:08The saddles were sold from Sutter Ranch in off sea.
00:37:10Wheat cattle, 400 dead.
00:37:12Ten ranch hands died at the Sutter Ranch.
00:37:14We killed no one.
00:37:15Fisher did.
00:37:16We were for you now.
00:37:18For you.
00:37:18We worked for the Rangers as a spy.
00:37:20Oui, oui, for the Rangers.
00:37:22For the Rangers.
00:37:24Mr. Donison.
00:37:29Sir.
00:37:30What'd they say?
00:37:32They said this will work.
00:37:33This will work.
00:37:34They don't know about the others.
00:37:35It wasn't in the warrants.
00:37:41Sanibel.
00:37:41These bandits went down shooting.
00:37:53Surrender never crossed their minds.
00:37:55Their rules, not mine.
00:37:56But I'll play by them.
00:37:58We're Rangers, men.
00:38:01We got right on our side.
00:38:03They said we would take those men prisoner, take them to Austin, take them to trial.
00:38:16We did the trial.
00:38:28That was no trial.
00:38:30A trial can run a long time, Mrs. Donison.
00:38:34Some can run up to a year.
00:38:36A year is something I do not have.
00:38:42In the state of Texas, killers hang.
00:38:45And if they're not killers, but we think they're killers, and we don't even stop to check the warrants?
00:38:48How long will the war go on?
00:38:52Preacher.
00:38:58Until the wicked are dead, and the meek shall inherit the earth.
00:39:03Are we the meek?
00:39:05The meek will inherit the earth, Mr. Donison.
00:39:09Someone's got to go and get it ready for him.
00:39:12There are bodies to be buried.
00:39:16Bury him.
00:39:18Bury him.
00:39:44Bury him.
00:39:47Bury him.
00:39:47Bury him.
00:39:47It's some kind of work, ain't it?
00:39:51We done killed six men dead.
00:39:56We ain't even got our $40 yet.
00:40:17Kettle came through here, 100, maybe two.
00:40:47Ranger's got the Marcel brothers.
00:41:00What about the gun?
00:41:02Nelly destroyed it.
00:41:05Damn.
00:41:11Thirty men and horses.
00:41:14About 100 beefs.
00:41:15You know that's Marshland Prairie, Captain.
00:41:19Might want to track them to a little better terrain.
00:41:21Little better terrain for 20 miles.
00:41:24And better for us means better for them.
00:41:26Might be better to wait.
00:41:28Wait till what?
00:41:29They reach reinforcements?
00:41:30Send them.
00:41:32Thirty of them.
00:41:34Thirty of us.
00:41:36We wait.
00:41:38They may have 300.
00:41:39You'll ride at full gallop.
00:41:50They'll see us on the prairie and take defensive positions.
00:41:53Shoot at the target forward of you only, and you keep shooting till you taste that outlaw's blood.
00:41:59No prisoners, Rangers.
00:42:00We wait.
00:42:00Get out of here.
00:42:01All right.
00:42:02Let's go.
00:42:02Let's go.
00:42:05Go.
00:42:06Go.
00:42:06Come on, let's go.
00:42:36Get the others out of hiding.
00:43:06Let's go, boys!
00:43:15Jesus Christ.
00:43:31We don't have a man cap.
00:43:49They set us up.
00:43:50We're trapped.
00:43:57Let's go, boys!
00:44:04Let's go, boys!
00:44:06Let's go, boys!
00:44:07Let's go!
00:44:12Let's go, boys!
00:44:19Hey, boys!
00:44:20Get up!
00:44:23Don't move!
00:44:27Hold on!
00:44:28Don't back it up!
00:44:34Keep them alone!
00:44:42They're dead alone!
00:44:46They're dead alone!
00:45:11Get you out of here!
00:45:12Help me!
00:45:13I surrender!
00:45:14Help me!
00:45:15I surrender!
00:45:16Help me!
00:45:18I surrender!
00:45:21Retreat, Rangers!
00:45:22Retreat!
00:45:23Retreat!
00:45:30Let's go!
00:45:35We're retreat!
00:45:40Come on, we're retreated!
00:45:44Oh, my God! We're retreating! Come on, we're retreating! We're retreating! Get up! Let's go!
00:45:59Next time you train your rangers, train them how to run!
00:46:03Go with God, McNally. If the son of a bitch will have you.
00:46:10Right.
00:46:14Oh, my God!
00:46:34Oh, my God!
00:46:39Thank you very much.
00:47:02Fisher will have ridden on by dusk.
00:47:05We'll return to Palo Alto.
00:47:07Get our men.
00:47:09We'll resupply and get new recruits at the ranch,
00:47:12and my old friend, Richard Dukes.
00:47:32What'd they do with our men?
00:47:34Turn them in.
00:47:36Yeah.
00:47:56Cut my men down.
00:47:59Cut them down.
00:48:13Jesus.
00:48:14Captain!
00:48:15Por favor.
00:48:16Kill me.
00:48:17Captain!
00:48:18Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:48:19Slow and easy.
00:48:20Comprende?
00:48:21Nice and easy, little lady.
00:48:22Your war's over.
00:48:23Slow and easy.
00:48:24Slow and easy.
00:48:25Slow and easy.
00:48:26Comprende?
00:48:27Nice and easy, little lady.
00:48:28Your war's over.
00:48:29Slow and easy.
00:48:30Come on.
00:48:31Come on, man.
00:48:32Junction!
00:48:33Come on!
00:48:34Come on!
00:48:35Come on!
00:48:36Come on!
00:48:37Come on!
00:48:38Coming up!
00:48:39You can see us again.
00:48:40Who's on the way?
00:48:41That's all right.
00:48:42Captain!
00:48:43I've got the legs to get up.
00:48:44That's all right, that's all right.
00:48:45Come on.
00:48:46Come on.
00:48:47Riders coming in.
00:48:48Funny or so?
00:48:49Begging your pardon, Mrs. Dukes.
00:48:50Here's the riders, Captain.
00:49:15Are those the Rangers, Daddy?
00:49:30Caroline, take your sisters inside.
00:49:33Come on, girls.
00:49:34There's gonna be a lot of dirty cowboys around.
00:49:42Got 12 men to bury.
00:49:45Gonna say some words, Leigh-Anne?
00:50:09Oh, you're welcome, sir.
00:50:16Oh, thank you, sir.
00:50:17Oh, no.
00:50:18Thank you, sir.
00:50:19Oh, thank you, sir.
00:50:20Oh, no.
00:50:21You're welcome, sir.
00:50:22Thank you, sir.
00:50:23Oh, thank you, sir.
00:50:24Oh, no.
00:50:25How are you?
00:50:26You're welcome, sir.
00:50:27Oh, thank you, sir.
00:50:28Oh, thank you, sir.
00:50:29Oh, no.
00:50:30How are you?
00:50:31You're welcome, sir.
00:50:32You're welcome, sir.
00:50:33You're welcome, sir.
00:50:34Thank you, sir.
00:50:35Oh, thank you, sir.
00:50:36Oh, no.
00:50:37Oh, no.
00:50:38Oh, no.
00:50:39You're welcome, sir.
00:50:40Oh, no.
00:50:41You're welcome, sir.
00:50:42Oh, no.
00:50:43Oh, no.
00:50:44I'm here to perish the breath.
00:50:45I'm so good.
00:50:46Try it.
00:50:47Huh?
00:50:48I don't know.
00:50:50I don't know.
00:50:51I don't know.
00:50:52I don't know.
00:50:53I don't know.
00:50:54Mmm.
00:50:55It'd be so bad to be a ranch can around here, would it?
00:50:57If I don't get shot that much.
00:50:59I wouldn't even mind as long as it was her doing the shoot.
00:51:02Ooh.
00:51:06Up there earlier, she was studying me like an encyclopedia.
00:51:09I hate to disappoint you, Jordan, but she was eyeing me.
00:51:11Ha, ha, ha.
00:51:12The hell she was.
00:51:13She was.
00:51:14She was.
00:51:15She was studying me like a Bible.
00:51:16Well, you study an encyclopedia a lot harder than you study a Bible, Lincoln.
00:51:19Get all that buckshot out of your ass yet?
00:51:21Ten more minutes.
00:51:22Ten more minutes is about how long you've got to live unless you give up that bath to the man that could've killed you when he met you.
00:51:27George, you couldn't kill a bottle of mezcal with a pack of Mexicans.
00:51:30What?
00:51:31What the hell are you doing?
00:51:32Get the hell out of me.
00:51:33Get the hell out of me.
00:51:34Get off your ass.
00:51:35Have a seat, sonny.
00:51:36Just stay on your side.
00:51:47You had to see that.
00:51:48She resigned.
00:51:49Come in.
00:51:55Mr. Donison.
00:52:00November 17th.
00:52:13Men fought bravely, but I believe it was my mistake to lead them into battle on such arduous terrain.
00:52:20With no natural defense means they were unprepared to withstand such a pitched encounter.
00:52:26I had believed that the numbers went our favor.
00:52:28I had believed that the Raiders would not be as well disciplined as they were.
00:52:32It was a disastrous decision.
00:52:42Would you agree with that, Mr. Donison?
00:52:47It's awfully kind of you, Miss, to be taking care of such wrecks like us.
00:52:54Awfully kind.
00:52:56Well, must have been hard.
00:52:58Were many young like you?
00:53:00Mr. Short, Miss, we didn't go down without a fight.
00:53:02I killed two Raiders myself at close range.
00:53:04I may have killed a couple more on the charge.
00:53:06What were their names?
00:53:09Pardon?
00:53:10Well, you had warrants for them, I trust.
00:53:13Well, the Raiders opened fire on us, Miss.
00:53:15It wasn't time to consult the warrants.
00:53:17Well, it's just as well you know a man's name.
00:53:20Makes it hard to kill him, now, doesn't it?
00:53:22We're outlaws, Miss.
00:53:24We're rangers.
00:53:25When you kill a man for stealing some cattle,
00:53:27you are saying that his life is worth as much as that steer.
00:53:29It leaves your whole state full of men thinking that way
00:53:31and treating other men the same.
00:53:34We ride to protect the state of Texas.
00:53:37You ride to balance the blood on the scales.
00:53:40But some of you, like your friend,
00:53:43I look into his eyes and I can see it clear.
00:53:46He's no killer.
00:53:48George? You looked in his eyes?
00:53:51George?
00:53:58Miss. Ladies.
00:54:00Hey.
00:54:01You talking to her?
00:54:03Got nowhere, George.
00:54:05Gunslingers.
00:54:07She likes gunslingers.
00:54:16Sergeant, what's going on?
00:54:21Training exercises, it looks like.
00:54:24Who organized this?
00:54:26Philadelphia did.
00:54:27About the damn time.
00:54:29Tap your car.
00:54:30The state will pay you $40 a month.
00:54:40Four men to a dab.
00:54:42Seven dabs to a company.
00:54:44You get your pay from Sergeant Armstrong,
00:54:47you get your orders from me.
00:54:49Fire!
00:54:50Fire!
00:54:51Fire!
00:54:52Let's go.
00:55:22Senorita?
00:55:37Si?
00:55:39La senora, I wanted you to have these.
00:55:42They're yours to keep.
00:55:45You're safe now.
00:55:47You're with the Rangers.
00:55:48Those devils can't hurt you anymore.
00:55:50Who say they cannot hurt me no more?
00:55:53John Armstrong says.
00:56:00Senora is very kind.
00:56:10Who were those men?
00:56:13Name to me the devils that hurt you.
00:56:14We're after those men.
00:56:21I heard them say they were going to Amargosa to do a raid at the Logan Ranch.
00:56:44Go, recruits!
00:56:45Let's get ready to move up!
00:56:46Come on!
00:56:48Pack it up!
00:56:49Get ready to move out, boys!
00:56:53Go ahead and gather up!
00:56:56Say goodbye?
00:56:59We, uh, shot five bandits over at Palo Alto.
00:57:08Well, I mean, I killed them.
00:57:11Judy didn't.
00:57:13But I was riding Judy.
00:57:15Hell, they was dead before they even saw me draw.
00:57:18Blah! Blah!
00:57:18George!
00:57:20Sell it in the dime stores.
00:57:27She'd make a good ranch horse.
00:57:30I think you'd make a good ranch hand.
00:57:37Miss Dukes, I hope he hasn't tired you with all his stories.
00:57:40All the bad men he's killed, the hangings, the shootouts.
00:57:42It's hard to keep track.
00:57:44Actually, we were speaking of a horse.
00:57:48He killed a horse?
00:57:51Mystics.
00:57:57Amargosa's a 40-mile ride.
00:57:59We'll make it by nightfall.
00:58:01Send a man into Shepardin.
00:58:02We've got to telegram to Victor Logan.
00:58:03Tell him to get his family out of there.
00:58:05And the Rangers are coming.
00:58:14Made the lady a promise, Captain.
00:58:16We're taking her to Camargo.
00:58:44Another hour, and it's sun-up.
00:59:11They sign over there?
00:59:11Das, Captain.
00:59:15Das and Skye.
00:59:17Nights.
00:59:19Why wouldn't they rate it nights?
00:59:28She wasn't dead.
00:59:32I don't follow.
00:59:34The rest were dead.
00:59:36She wasn't.
00:59:37So why'd they leave her behind?
00:59:41Hey, Cap.
00:59:44Cap, wake up!
00:59:48They let you live.
00:59:49Why?
00:59:49To say what?
00:59:50What?
00:59:50Stop.
00:59:50You're scaring her.
00:59:51You're not saying.
00:59:52Amargosa?
00:59:53Cap, she told you what she heard him say.
00:59:55What they wanted her to hear.
00:59:57What they wanted her to say.
01:00:02Rangers!
01:00:03We're riding back to Duke's.
01:00:13Donison, Durham, Sipio, stay behind with Sergeant Armstrong.
01:00:16Take Pernita as a prisoner.
01:00:17But what if they still raid?
01:00:18We're not at the raid, goddammit!
01:00:20The raid can only be at the Duke's ranch.
01:00:21We're going to be at the Duke's ranch.
01:00:51Perdita.
01:00:56He didn't know.
01:00:58He couldn't have.
01:01:03Please forgive me.
01:01:05You're not at all.
01:01:25I love you, huh?
01:01:30Sergeant!
01:01:41It's a BL!
01:01:51Now open it!
01:01:55Now open it!
01:01:59Aldo!
01:02:01Arriba! Arriba!
01:02:07No! No!
01:02:09No!
01:02:20Oh no!
01:02:21Kill me, Tijalo!
01:02:22You want to kill me, kill me?
01:02:23Or you want to have me first?
01:02:25I don't want to kill you and I don't want to hurt you.
01:02:26I want to know why.
01:02:27They know I'm from Camargo.
01:02:29They're riding to Las Cuevas.
01:02:30They say if I don't say Amargosa, they kill me, familia.
01:02:33Tonight? They ride tonight?
01:02:34I say Amargosa for mi padre, mi madre!
01:02:36Where are they? Does she know?
01:02:38They're riding from Mexico, crossing at Las Cuevas.
01:02:40Tell George to get word to the company.
01:02:42We're taking to the trail.
01:02:43Who's taking the trail?
01:02:44You and I, Mexico.
01:02:45Who's taking the trail?
01:02:46You and I, Mexico.
01:02:57Richard!
01:02:58Richard!
01:03:14Where's Richard?
01:03:15Who's taking the trail?
01:03:16Richard!
01:03:17Arsenal!
01:03:18Who's taking the trail?
01:03:19I'm searching for what did you know?
01:03:20I hope so.
01:03:21Who's taking the trail, so who's coming for us?
01:03:23Did you go to the trail?
01:03:24I think I was going to help you!
01:03:25You've got to go!
01:03:26You have to go to the trail.
01:03:27I think you are going to find the trail of the trail.
01:03:28Who's taking the trail of the trail.
01:03:30I think it's falling for you.
01:03:31I think they'll be in the trail of the trail of the trail.
01:03:33RANGERS!
01:03:49Drive the herd!
01:03:57He's a Mexican thief now!
01:04:00And the man is a Mexican man!
01:04:03And the man is a Mexican man!
01:04:33Captain Leander McNally!
01:04:40I've been waiting for you!
01:04:43The young soldier there has been talking my ear off since dawn, trying to work himself a trade!
01:04:47One Mexican juggler for one Texas clown!
01:04:51You send Captain Dukes across that river. We'll send your girl. You have my word.
01:04:58I could use a man like you, Captain. A man who can shoot. A man of his word. A man could live like a king in Mexico!
01:05:06If I was your wife and boys, Mexico is where I would have high-tailed it by now!
01:05:12Instead of waiting for a killer like you!
01:05:14Maybe they're here now, McNally! Living like kings in Mexico!
01:05:21Captain Dukes for the girl! He means nothing to you!
01:05:26Oh, but he means something to you!
01:05:27Oh, but he means something to you!
01:05:36Fisher! Now we send her!
01:05:40No!
01:05:41Stand down, Mrs. Dunnison!
01:05:42What she did was to save her family!
01:05:44She's a victim, not an outlaw!
01:05:46Stand down!
01:05:48Or be shot!
01:05:50This is not what rangers do!
01:05:53Captain, show them the difference between them and us!
01:06:02Stand down, Dunnison!
01:06:12The state of Texas commands you to leave its lands now and forever.
01:06:31You will be prosecuted and imprisoned should you ever return.
01:06:43May God have mercy on your soul.
01:06:44May God have mercy on your soul.
01:07:12I said what you say!
01:07:13Yeah, and you'll do what I say tonight.
01:07:14You'll do what I say tomorrow.
01:07:15Maybe one day we'll charge admission!
01:07:42Don't know what you won't do worse.
01:07:44Kill the son of a bitch up there.
01:07:48Or go teach him how to play.
01:07:52Take up your pen, Mr. Dunnison.
01:07:55My notebook, sir?
01:07:57Take up your pen.
01:08:01November 19th.
01:08:05I, Leander McNally, being of sound mind,
01:08:07do hereby bequeath my land and property to the Texas Rangers
01:08:14to do as they see fit.
01:08:17The following items accepted.
01:08:19My navy coats, field glasses,
01:08:22and books on military strategy.
01:08:26To Lincoln, Rogers, Dunnison.
01:08:30A soldier fit to lead.
01:08:32My Bible I would like to be buried with.
01:08:38That is all.
01:08:48Sir.
01:08:49In that fort, there will be far more than 30 men.
01:08:53They'll never expect us to cross into Mexico.
01:08:55They'll be well-armed and well-provisioned.
01:08:58They've been riding for weeks, sir.
01:09:00It's their first night back.
01:09:01The women, the liquor.
01:09:03They'll crave sleep.
01:09:20Bumps.
01:09:22Start your men at the front gates.
01:09:28Baker.
01:09:35Yes, sir.
01:09:36Take your men high to the ridge.
01:09:38Come on.
01:09:58I'm strong.
01:10:00Durham.
01:10:01Take your men low to the back gates.
01:10:03Dunnison and I will take the front.
01:10:05Now let's wake them up.
01:10:07Fire!
01:10:09Fire!
01:10:11Fire!
01:10:13Fire!
01:10:15Fire!
01:10:17Fire!
01:10:19Fire!
01:10:21Fire!
01:10:23Fire!
01:10:25Fire!
01:10:26Fire!
01:10:29Fire!
01:10:31The tunnels!
01:10:32Come on!
01:10:33Let's get in the tunnels!
01:10:34Move!
01:10:36Fire!
01:10:38Fire!
01:10:39Fire!
01:10:42Fire!
01:10:44Fire!
01:10:46Fire!
01:10:48Fire!
01:10:50Fire!
01:10:51Fire!
01:10:53Fire!
01:10:54We're in, Rangers!
01:11:15Oh, shit.
01:11:18What's the wrong, Dad?
01:11:20What the hell?
01:11:24We're surrounded in the back!
01:11:54Oh, shit.
01:12:01Oh, shit.
01:12:03Oh, shit.
01:12:07Oh, shit.
01:12:13Oh, shit.
01:12:21Oh, shit.
01:12:24Oh, shit.
01:12:28Oh, shit.
01:12:33A lot of cartridges!
01:12:37I'm out of cartridges! Someone throw me a cartridge!
01:12:57Let's go! Hurry up!
01:13:07Faster than that.
01:13:26This is only gonna hurt for a second. Maybe two.
01:13:29I killed him, Mr. Donison. I killed him.
01:13:38You kill me, I kill him.
01:13:59I killed him.
01:14:02He's going to kill him.
01:14:07He's gonna kill him.
01:14:09He was so lucky.
01:14:11And then they'll kill him.
01:14:12He's fucking scared that he doesn't get hurt.
01:14:15He's gonna kill him.
01:14:17I don't care.
01:14:19I understand.
01:14:21I'm not sure why I'm scared.
01:14:23I'm injured.
01:14:24You're a victim.
01:14:25I'm losing my mind.
01:14:26Oh
01:14:50Captain captain they want to surrender they want to surrender. Don't surrender right captain. No prisoners, right?
01:14:57We take back our cattle
01:15:00We take them as prisoners
01:15:02We take them to trial but captain those are the terms
01:15:26Oh
01:15:42He wants to see you boys
01:15:56Oh
01:16:13They remember strangers
01:16:18Let them remember us not as men of vengeance
01:16:20Oh
01:16:30As men of law justice
01:16:50Can't help to think that they're watching
01:16:53Can't help to think that they're watching
01:17:06Can't help to think that they're watching
01:17:09Yeah
01:17:11I bet they're up there
01:17:13I'd like the old days
01:17:15Can't help to think that they're watching
01:17:17Can't help to think that they're watching
01:17:19Yeah
01:17:21I bet they're up there
01:17:23I'd like the old days
01:17:25I'd like the old days
01:17:37You'll make a good rancher
01:17:40Whatever else you've got in mind he might be alright at that too
01:17:46He's a good man mr. Dunnison
01:17:48Ride safe mr. Dunnison
01:17:53Ride safe mr. Dunnison
01:18:02Rangers
01:18:07Ride out
01:18:08Ride out
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