- 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.