- Have you ever had a nightmare? - I have this one. I'm driving down the road and there's these people pulled over. I pull over to help but they don't want help. They want something else. (dramatic music) (crying) - Hey, hey Tate, Tate, look at me. Tate, stop it. - Don't say it. - Can't say it any better than that. - I can't thank you enough
for bringing him back. Kayce said that you're building
a camp near the cattle. Will you do me a favor? - Anything. - Would you take Tate with you? - Well, that's exactly how you do it. Look at you. - Oh, look at you, baby. You having fun? - Yeah. - Look at him, he's sleeping. I wish our lives are like this every day. - We had evidence the Becks used aircraft to poison cattle. Upon serving a warrant
based on that information, we discovered additional
evidence of a kidnapping. - It looks like a gross misuse of power. - I'll resign as livestock commissioner and accept full responsibility. - Have you thought about your replacement? - You're out of the bunkhouse. Can't have a livestock commissioner
living in a bunkhouse. And if you betray me again, you're dead to me son, you understand? - You all lost? - You all staying at the sporting club? - They own it. - Who are they? - Providence hospitality management. My firm is representing Market Equities. I didn't catch your name. - That's 'cause I didn't offer it. - Market Equities bought Jenkins' place, hired a hotel management
group to oversee it. - That was fast. So who's running the property now? - Providence. - What's Providence Hospitality? - It's a problem. You're trespassing. - My family owns a place up river. - Just stay off our fucking land, okay? - Yes, maam. - Market Equities. - Schwartz & Meyer. - The sporting club? - Yeah. - Good place for an airport. - It is. Dan Jenkins was smart guy, but his dreams just weren't big enough. Why dream about building golf courses when you can build cities? - Have you given any thought at all to the ranchers who live here, what'll happen to them? - What'll happen to 'em? They won't have to be ranchers anymore 'cause they're all so fucking rich. - They want to put an airport here. - The FAA chose this location. - That's the Yellowstone. - That's a seven generation ranch. He'll never sell. - Did seven generations of ranchers infuse six billion
dollars into the economy? - All we're gonna do is make him one of the
richest men in Montana. Oh, the tragedy. - I'm gonna stop you. If they thought their airport
approvals were guaranteed, they would be screaming
it from the rooftops. Tell me it is not ripe to short. - And in the largest dip of the day, investment for a Market Equities. - Fuck. I am here trying to figure out
why you are poking a grizzly. We could buy Schwartz & Meyer 15 times over. That land is not your family's legacy. It is a relic that will
continue to appreciate until your family can no longer afford it and then you will lose it. Be the smart business woman
you are and make us a deal that creates a real
legacy for your family, five, $600 million. - I agree on all fronts, Roarke, I do. And I wish to God that
he would do that, but he won't. - You think you're up
for this fight, Beth. You have no idea how wrong you are. - Well, right back at ya. You are the trailer
park, I am the tornado. (dramatic music) - Maybe he's not the enemy we think he is. - I don't want a casino
anymore than I want an airport. - I don't really want
another casino either. We want the same thing for very different reasons. The one thing corporations
never have is time. I have someone and she is merciless. - I have one of those too. - I think they should meet. - We find ourselves on the same side. - Well this could be interesting. - I do solemnly swear that I will discharge the duties
of my office with fidelity. - So help you God. - So help me God. Thank you, governor. - Thank your father. - I know why I'm here and it wasn't him. - This is Metro Capital's CEO. - I'm Willa Hayes. - Jamie Dutton. - I have a proposal. - I'm all ears. - Rather than the state buying the land, I'm gonna make you an offer, 50,000 acres for $10,000 an acre. That's $500 million. You see that look? Desire, right? We'll close him. - I don't think he's
the hard one to close. - What the cattlemen of Montana need is someone to protect their livelihood. I'm appointing you livestock commissioner. - You ever seen him before? - No. (dramatic music) (grunting) - I want a name and an address. - Livestock officer. - Take the back. (gunfire blasting) - Thank you for protecting what's ours. - This livestock thing,
it's a full-time job. - You like it, don't you? - How can I help you? - Governor's termed out. She's got two years left. Time to decide who replaces her is now. We're thinking that's you, Kayce. - What is this? - Oh job fair, that's all. Ride the hair off a horse,
that's for damn sure but we need somebody
who can speak English. What's your name? - Teeter. - What's that? - Teeter. - That your new hire? - Yes, sir. - How'd she get up there? - Shit, I haven't
figured that one out yet. Jimmy, you got somewhere you need to be? - Finally got enough to get my pro card so tonight's the first rodeo that counts towards my standings. - Decide who's staying
with the herd tonight. I'm gonna take this outfit to town. We're gonna go watch Jimmy rodeo. - Okay. - Hey Teeter, you're with the herd tonight. Colby, you stay with her too. - You have a great night, buddy. - I want both of you just to
drop dead right in front of me right now that would be a dream. - You want a back rub? - I don't, thanks. - You want to give me one? - No, I don't. - You are Jimmy Hurdstrom. - You know my name. - I'll be cheering for you. - Give you something to cheer for. - Let's go, Jimmy. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no. (dramatic music) - Every road from the rodeo leads right here. - How am I gonna pay for all this? - Hospital bill's not a concern, but you got to make me a promise, no more rodeo. - Hi, can I help? - Are you a relative? - I'm his girlfriend. - She's gonna want more
than you can offer living in a bunkhouse. - Rodeo was supposed to be
my way out of the bunkhouse. - Do you know what a brand means? - It means I'm a part of something. - No, that's not what it means. You brand something so
that if it gets lost, everyone knows who it belongs to. When I saw you rodeo, I saw a really happy man. Be that man and you can have me, but be this one and I'll see you later. (ominous music) - Sir, I wanted to thank you. - No need, you deserve that house, Rip. - You ever have fry bread? I look at every day with you as a gift. You're all I need. - Can he have my hand, daddy? - Happy's all I've ever
wanted for you, sweetheart. Give him your hand if he gives you that. - That means that you
have me, that I'm yours. There is no more you
and I, there's only us. - I'm getting married. - Yeah, I've been wondering
what's up with you lately. - I need a best man. - To your life with her. Well he's supposed to be dead. (dramatic music) - What's going on? - I found something that
you forgot to get rid of. - You gave me your word. - I kept it, I ain't said shit. - You said you were gonna leave the state and never come back. - He's got to give us
something as good as he knows. - Do you want something
to hold over my head? - You're gonna have to
prove yourself, Walker. (ominous music) (crying) - Jamie, I'm in trouble. - There's a Planned
Parenthood in Billings. Take her there. - I can't, everyone will know. - A requirement of patients receiving an
abortion at this clinic is sterilization. - I should have said no, because then you couldn't blame me for doing exactly what you asked me to do. - I didn't ask you for
a fucking hysterectomy. Being with me is the end of you. - This world doesn't need
another generation of me. - I was scared, I was- - How could you take that from her, Jamie? Who the fuck do you think you
were to take that from her? - Hey, hey, hey. (glass shattering) - It's all for nothing. - Market Equities is going for a run. - The balls on this woman. What's our number? - Down seven to 64. - After I get this bitch fired, we should hire her. - There's a meeting with the governor, myself, the land commission, and the board of Market
Equities next week. I do have an offer. It's half a billion dollars. - Look, I got to show you something, but I will do whatever
it is you tell me to do. If you don't accept, they will press the state
to condemn the land. And what remains of the
ranch will be taken from you until the ranch has whittled down to its least valuable parts. Then you'll die and there will be no way for
Kayce and certainly not Tate to make a living from it. - I can't sell it. It was the last thing he asked me. I made a promise. And I'd rather lose it than break it. - Sila! - We found her car about
10 miles from here. - Let's go tell her mother. - I'm forming a council to focus on violence against
women on the reservation. Would you like to lead that fight? - I'll give you a ride up to Billings. I'm headed that way. Come on. (dramatic music) (screaming) Just let it happen. - You're a brave woman. - Thank you for not missing. - Today, you made a difference. - Elections division
needs a certified copy of your birth certificate. - Okay. - Boy, you made me work for this one. - Oh yeah, how'd I do that? - You didn't tell me you were adopted. - 'Cause I'm not. (gentle music) What the fuck is this? You called me son and you
made me call you father. - Your mother never got
a chance to love you. You were three months old
when he beat her to death. I taught you, I guided you, I gave you love and kindness and everything your future
was guaranteed to be without, so you can call me
whatever you want, Jamie, but I will call you son. You're a resourceful man, son, so if he's still alive,
I'm sure you can find him. - You Garrett Randall? Why did you do it? - You don't need to know that. - Yes I do. I need it for my soul, to understand who the hell I am. - You want to know who the hell are you? Your mother sold her body for drugs and I killed her for it. John Dutton may have raised you, but did he love you, son? - Everything that I worked for, everything that I thought I was, I'm going to lose. - Yellowstone ain't a
ranch, it's an empire. Empire's you take. - I don't know how to do that. - Well, it's the simplest thing on Earth, you kill the king. (dramatic music) - Hey! You got permission to
run them things here? - Nah, I just decided today I'd run some buffalo across
a field for no reason. (dramatic music) - Hey, reserve agent. - We don't know you. - But your boss does. Tell him Wade Morrow said hello. - Wade. You have something that belongs to me. - Come and get it. - I plan to. - You're on the wrong side of the fence. - I want you to give John
Dutton a message for me. - Oh yeah, what's that? (dramatic music) - The doctor'll fix you up just right. - What happened to them? - Your friend Wade Morrow is what happened to 'em, sir. - This is what he was hired to do. You be smart about this. (dramatic music) - I need a name. - Roarke. - You prove yourself
and you have our trust. - Y'all best hold him. (grunting)
(dramatic music) - Y'all wanted revenge. This is the price to pay for revenge. You ready? - Cost my shareholders billions. But now as a result, my shareholders are majority
owners of Schwartz & Meyer and you, you're fired. - Good morning. - As it stands, I am the legal authority
representing the Yellowstone and I approved the sale of that tract. - The hell you will. - Could I see the
environmental impact report? - That will be the basis of our lawsuit. - Best of luck. - We stopped wolf hunting
for a fucking decade. What do you think we're
gonna do to an airport? - You think you're winning this game, you don't even know the God damn rules. - In a room full love his enemies, you look like his friend, but you're not his friend. You travel with a man from a warrior clan, but you do not let him make war. Maybe you've heard enough
that you don't ask permission. Maybe you go and make war for our people. - They're playing a zero sum game. They're doing it with my fucking career. - Don't feel much like a land
deal in Montana, does it? - No, it feels like an oil deal in Yemen. And from now on that's how we treat it. - I can do whatever you want. - Do you want this in your car? - That's not mine. - A box within a box. - Wait, I don't know what that is, don't- (bomb exploding) - Hey, you're John Dutton, aren't ya? - Yep. (gunfire blasting) (screaming) (gunfire blasting) - Kayce. - Hello? - Jamie, I can't find anybody. - Rip, I don't think you
should call me anymore. (dramatic music) (breathing heavily)
(sad music) - Doesn't that fucking figure.
