All language subtitles for Walker s09e06 Lazarus

Last time on Walker, Texas Ranger.

Bring the clients online.

Who are you? You can call me the
chairman. I'm someone who can give you

opportunity of ridding yourself of
undercover agents.

I can find each and every one of them in
your operation, rid you of them, and

all for the nominal cost of $15 million
a year. The APF has lost five undercover

agents. The DEA, seven.

The Marcus office, one, three. The FBI
has had ten.

How could a thing like that have
happened? Someone hacked into our

started pulling out files.

Then let's establish a task force
exclusively of state peace officers.

And I think I know just the man to head
it up. This is the National Emergency

Ranger Walker. And Alex, we would like
you to be the liaison between Walker and

the Senate subcommittee.

So you mean it's just us and all these
toys?

No, we have a New York cop named Rosetti
who will be on the team.

Hi, handsome.

Hi. He's a computer expert. He brings in
a felon. Only in Texas.

Got it. You're in? Not bad for a felon,
huh?

Goodman,

what's going on?

Not much, Chairman.

I just took down another one of your
clients.

So you're the one that's been causing me
all this grief.

I guess you could say that.

I'll be seeing you real soon.

Ranger Cordell Walker.

For the record.

Well, at least we know who we're up
against.

He's known simply as the chairman.

So this hacker, the wizard, he's the one
who tapped into all the federal

agencies? Mm -hmm. Is there any way to
locate this wizard?

I'm working on it.

What have we got so far?

We have a list of the crime families who
paid this chairman $15 million each to

eliminate these undercover agents from
their organizations.

Okay.

Then that's the direction we'll go.

So we'll go after the mob bosses that
the chairman's linked up with. Right.

Who do we go after first?

Buzz, put all their pictures up, will
you?

Whoa, whoa, wait a minute.

I know this guy. His name's not Billy
Bob Jackson. It's Roberto Giacone. He's

cop who owned a major crime family in
New York. Killed a couple cops.

We couldn't prove it in court.

So they shipped him down to Miami.

Run his own operation.

He's got his fingers in everything.
Drugs, prostitution, you name it.

Let's see what I can find on him.

Bingo.

The tax records show he owns properties
all over Miami.

Griffin Metalworks.

It's got to be a chop shop.

Then why don't we go after Billy Bob?

Whatever you say.

When, Willie?

Right away.

You have mail.

You're Mr.

LaForge's right -hand man.

He said you had something important to
tell us. Yeah, something I want to

personally. You see, we run a service
for Mr. LaForge. We eliminate undercover

agents.

So you're the one who's been whacking
all those guys, huh? Yeah.

You don't seem very surprised.

Don't you remember me, Agent Douglas?

You do still work for the Justice
Department, don't you?

I don't know who you're talking about.

Come on.

Think back.

Detroit, Motor City, 15 years ago.

Look, I told you I don't know you.

All right.

Let me see if I can help jog your
memory.

I was a numbers runner for the Scarpini
family.

You told me if I rolled over, I'd get
protection.

And what did I get?

Ten years in prison in this, the mark of
a snitch.

Nolan Pierce.

Wonderful. I knew you'd remember.

Ten years. It's a long time to think.

About you, the syndicate, and the cops.

Pierce, I didn't know it was going to go
down like it did.

Yeah, well.

What you don't know will kill you. No!

Get this garbage out of here.

In the eyes of a ranger, the
unsuspecting stranger had better know

of wrong from right.

Because the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Any long you do, he's going to see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

That's where the Rangers are going to
be.

I have two cars in Florida, and I have
to be driving the truck. This ain't

right. I'll take that red turbo back
there. Yeah.

Take it straight to Billy Bob and forget
we ever saw it.

Go ahead, Trevette.

All right, Cindy, pull it up close.
We'll take them at the next stop.

I'm on it.

You ready?

I'm taking it to the letter C. Do it.

Why don't you pull your car over to the
side of the road? You're calling genius,

don't you see it won't go?

What, are you a moron? Why don't you
pull this thing over? Who's a moron? My

car's broken. What do you want me to do?

Now get back in your car before I push
your nose behind your head and jack your

wig, buddy. What? That's right. Get back
in there and back off. Oh, everybody's

a tough guy. I don't want to see you
back off.

I paid a lot of money for this wig, man.

Tell us, what's the problem?

You.

Hold it.

Is it worth it?

What do you want?

Your clue.

Open that door!

Let's go!

Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!

Got another load coming in!

Go open that door! Let's go! Get that
truck inside!

Come on!

Today! Bring it in!

Mark, come on!

We'll be charging loaded in five
minutes! I want the truck out of here!

Hey. Hey.

What's up?

I haven't seen you two guys before.

I haven't seen you before either. Now,
is there somewhere here to sign for

or what?

What are you talking about? There's no
invoice for this load. What?

Oh, yeah, you're right. It's a federal
warrant to search the premises and

everybody. I'm afraid you're busted.

All right, Billy Bob Jackson is where?

You boys don't have any idea what kind
of trouble you're in, yeah?

Why don't you tell us how much while I
fry your face? Excuse me.

All right.

All right, you can't give us the
information we need with your face all

He's not going to need a face if he
doesn't talk.

Will you just go over there and just let
me talk to him?

You see my partner's crazy?

You tell us where Billy Bob Jackson is,
I'll get him out of here. I don't know

what you're talking about.

You know what? Maybe I got something
that'll spark your memory.

You can't burn him alive. Yes, I can.
Watch me.

Or go outside, but this guy's going to
burn you. Get him out of here. Get him

away from me. He's crazy.

What'd I tell you?

All right, all right. I'll tell you.

Get him away from me. Sit down.

Sit down.

I gotta hand it to you, T. You're pretty
good at that good cop, bad cop stuff.

So are you.

I always do bad cop. I gotta work on the
other part.

No. What you gotta work on is swinging
that torture around.

Hey, Walker.

What have you got?

Artie Stanton.

Who's he?

Billy Bob's accountant.

And he's done some very creative double
-entry bookkeeping.

I checked out the last couple years' tax
violence.

Really? How'd you get it? Compared
Artie's records with the IRS statement.

You know their security isn't all it's
cracked up to be.

Well, why don't you see what else you
can dig up on, Artie boy?

Come

on,

sing for me, baby, huh?

You gonna sing?

You're gonna sing or you're gonna be
part of tomorrow's club sandwich?

Forget about it.

Mr. Jackson, there's some men here to
see you.

Oh, look who's here.

My old pal from New York.

Hey, Rosetti.

A little far from your turf, aren't you?
No, I'm coast to coast now, Billy Bob.

Or is it Robert Ciccone?

Who's this? Your shadow?

You get it?

Shadow. No, this is my partner.

I wouldn't get him upset if I was you.

But you're not me.

And I could be anybody I want to be. You
should know that by now, Jose.

For now.

But we're taking you down.

Along with the chairman.

I don't know what you're talking about.
Let me break it down to you. The

chairman can't help you anymore.

See, we already took down that little
car ring of yours. And that guy Lyle,

singing like that bird.

I don't hear any singing.

You will.

And it gets better.

We're going to take down every
organization you got in Miami.

There's nothing you can do about it,
Billy boy.

We'll see about that, Rossetti.

We'll see about that!

Is he upset?

No, that's his personality.

I'm interested in whatever you're
selling.

We're Texas Rangers, sir. You mind if we
come in for a minute?

You might want to take a look at this
offer.

It's sort of a get -out -of -jail -free
card.

What would I need one of those for?

Well, you wouldn't if the idea of eight
to ten years in prison for tax fraud

sounds like fun.

You sure you have the right person?

You're Billy Bob's accountant, right?

Well, I wouldn't be at liberty to
discuss that. I understand.

I understand.

So then why don't we discuss failure to
declare income?

Filing falsified returns?

Now, either you talk to us about Billy
Bob or it's going to be you that ends up

going down.

And you're going down hard.

Now, you don't seem like such a bad guy
to me, Artie. No, you probably just got

in a little over your head and couldn't
see a way out.

The problem is the deeper in you get,
the harder it's going to be to get

yourself out.

Now, Billy Bob's the guy we're after.

But if we have to go through you to get
him, we will.

It's your choice.

How do you know so much about me?

Oh, that's our little secret, Artie.

But we do know.

So I guess that's not good for me, huh?

No, it's not.

Mr. Jackson, I understand you've had a
bit of a problem.

That's the understatement of the year. I
pay you to keep the law out of my

backyard. Calm down, Mr. Jackson.

Calm down?

I got a task force running out of my
house like there's no door.

Now they got my accountant to roll over
on me. I want to know what you're going

to do about it.

Mr. Jackson, I'm already in the process
of looking after your problem.

Goodbye.

Got it.

They allocated a federal jet number 6407
Alpha.

Justice Department from Miami to Dallas.

Did they list Artie Stanton on the
passenger map?

Oh, it's a John Doe and two Texas
Rangers to be met on arrival by District

Attorney Cahill -Walker. Must be the
good Ranger's wife.

What time did they depart?

2 .10, according to this.

It's okay what to do.

Not getting much out here, Walker.

Everyone's too afraid to talk.

Yeah, Billy Bob's just not a man they
want to cross.

Okay, stay on Billy Bob.

According to Buzz, he owns a club called
Slick Johnny's.

It's run by a guy named McKnight.

McKnight, huh?

I should have known.

All right, we'll check it out. Okay.

You're not getting what I'm telling you.

Billy Bob is never going to let me get
to Dallas alive.

We're not going to let anything happen
to you. We haven't lost a customer yet.

And we don't plan on starting now.

You don't know this guy.

Nobody crosses him and lives. Well,
Artie, you're going to be the first.

Artie, the only way the DA is going to
get you immunity is if you fly to Dallas

and testify.

Get a hold of Trevette and Rosetti?
Yeah, they're going to stay here and

the heat on, Billy. Those are storm
clouds there.

We're going to be flying right into
them. No, you know what?

Artie, don't worry about it, because
we're going to fly west. That's north,

west is that way.

Over there, and a clear blue yonder.

Let's wet it. Come on.

Artie, why don't you go ahead and get
the seat back?

Sir,

Kane called. The flight control override
is attached.

You ready?

Oh, yeah.

Walker. Yeah, it's Gage. We got Artie in
the air, and we're on our way. Good.

Alex will meet you at the airport.

Any problems?

Not a one.

Scratch that. There is one.

Artie's losing his mind.

Hey, Walker.

Hang on, Gage.

What is it, Buzz? I got something here.
I don't know what it is, but I

definitely got something.

Okay, I'll be right there.

Gotta go, Gage. Call me every half hour.

Will do.

What's going on? The wizard's up to
something.

Do you know what? He's exchanging info
with some kind of mobile unit. It's

moving, too. I can't nail it down.

Can you locate the source of the signal?

No, I tried. I think he's bouncing off a
satellite. Maybe military or something?

I don't know.

I am going to find out.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

I'm getting some kind of feedback on my
signal here.

Oh, it's Buzz.

Oh, he is persistent.

He's arrowing in on us pretty good.

Do we have a problem?

No.

No, she's good.

But I am much better.

You better be.

Say, you know this guy, McKnight? Just
another jerk Billy Bob wrote down from

New York with him. Hey, what are you
doing here, Rossetti?

I was just telling Ranger Trevette, you
know, how we go way back. I should come

and pay my respects.

Yeah, well, neither one of you are
welcome here, so why don't you turn

and get out the door while you still
can?

Come on, McKnight.

Me and you, Billy Bob, old times, that
don't count for nothing.

Still got this.

Oh, a little New York 10, huh?

Doesn't do any good down here, okay? So
let me tell you.

Why don't you take your business...

Then go back up north. You know what? My
territory's expanding.

Kind of like your gut. If you don't take
your hand off me, I'm going to rip your

arm off and beat you over the head with
it.

It's got nothing on me.

Ow!

Oops.

This ought to do.

Bet it's unregistered, too.

That's possession.

Who knows what little tail we'll find
when we run it down.

One more Billy Bob Enterprise down, I'm
going to be happy, Cam. You got it.

Better keep our heads up, though.

He's going to want to even the score.

Walker. It's Gage.

Everything's smooth as silk up here.

How about there?

Buzz picked up something strange on our
computer.

Any idea what?

No. Have you checked on the pilots?

Uh, no, not in a while. I'll go check
right now.

Okay, call me back.

Will do.

How much time we got, fellas?

Another hour, 14 minutes, still
touchdown.

Any problems?

No, sir.

Okay.

They're way out over the gulf now.

It's time.

Dump the fuel, kill the radio.

Bleeding fuel.

What, leak? We're losing 40 pounds per
minute. It's an awful lot for a leak.

I'm showing her an open dump valve on
the right wing bladder.

These dump valves are fail -safe.
They're not supposed to open up like

Ain't no change.

Okay, I'm trimming left comp safe for
fuel off.

Roger that.

Guys, what's going on?

Got a little malfunction going on.

Emergency dump valve's open. We can
still make it to Dallas from the left,

Dallas Control, this is Federal Jet
Alpha 750.

Do you copy?

Repeat,

Dallas Control, this is Federal Jet
Alpha 750.

Does anyone copy?

Radio's dead.

Let's take over.

I don't need it.

Walker? Yeah, this is Dave. We've got a
malfunction on the jet.

What kind of a malfunction?

Well, we're leaking fuel out of the
right wing, and the radio's gone dead.

Are you going to have to make an
emergency landing? No, they say we can

Dallas on what we have left.

Okay, I'm throwing another open dump
valve on the left tank. Repeat, left

losing fuel.

Roger. Fuel loss now at 60 pounds per
minute, both tanks.

Walker, we're spilling fuel.

Out of the left tank now.

Can you do anything, Buck?

The wizard's bouncing the signal all
over the place.

Cell phone repeaters, satcom
transceivers.

If I can hitch a ride on his carrier
frequency, my input will sync with his

interface. Then do it.

Got it. The valves are closed.

Valve's closed.

Fuel reading now at 160 pounds.

Roger. 160 pounds.

Balancing tanks for travel.

What happened? They closed the valve.

But still, there can't be enough fuel
left to fill a cigarette lighter.

Depressurize the cabin.

Yes, sir.

Walker, look at this.

Any idea what his next move will be?

No, but it won't be good.

Something's wrong.

I know it.

Everything's fine.

Airspeed 165 knots.

Altitude steady 29 ,000.

Guys, we gonna make it?

We'll make it somewhere.

Not Dallas.

Walker, they're losing cabin pressure
really fast.

That's Gage.

Gage, I'm afraid we've got trouble.

Yeah, you don't have to tell me. I'm up
here. You've got to put the plane down

now. Well, it's coming down one way or
the other. We don't have much fuel left.

I'm getting lightheaded.

You need to put an oxygen mask on now.

Call me back.

What do you think?

The pilots must be unconscious by now.
And there's just enough fuel left to

a nice fireball.

Can we just sit back and wait for the
news flag?

Yeah, well, I think it's Gage. Listen,
the pilots are out on call. They put

oxygen masks on them, but I don't know
what else to do.

I can't repressurize the plane.

Gage, we've got to get the jet to a
lower altitude.

How are we going to do that?

I'm going to give you a flying lesson,
buddy.

I was afraid you were going to say that.

Okay, get in the pilot's seat.

Okay. And what you're hitting?

Um, uh, 240.

Altitude?

29 ,000 feet.

Okay. Do you see the autopilot?

Um... Yeah, yeah.

All right, you're going to turn it off.
But when you do, you're going to be

flying the jet.

So hold the yoke steady.

Okay.

Okay, uh, here goes.

Okay.

All right, Gage, now push the yoke
forward and give me the altitude.

27 ,000.

25 ,000.

22 ,000.

Seems like we're going down awful fast,
Walker.

You're doing fine.

14 ,000.

Okay, I'm at 10 ,000. All right, level
off, Gage.

Okay. Okay, okay, I think I'm level. I'm
level. 8 ,000 feet.

Gage, you're repressurized.

Well, there's a little rough up there,
Walker. It's kind of turbulent.

Hang in there, Gage.

Okay, if you can, come left 2 -9 -0.
With 14 minutes of fuel left, I can back

them to Mobile, Alabama.

Gage, we have to turn the jet.

Here's what I want you to do.

I want you to push to the left.

rudder pedal and slowly turn the yoke to
the left.

Here it goes.

What's going on?

Someone turned the plane.

Who? I don't know. I don't know, but
they've got no radio and eight minutes

of fuel. I mean, it's a flying coffin.

Okay, Gage, straighten it out.

All right.

3 -9 -0.

Okay, maintain that heading.

I just want to take my lesson.

This is ridiculous.

Take out your navigation system.

Stay where they left you.

Walker, I've lost all my navigation
equipment.

Gage, I'm contacting ground control and
mobile now.

What am I supposed to do when I get to
mobile? I can't land this thing.

We'll figure that out when you get
there.

Okay, great. Well, I hope you come up
with a good plan.

Gage?

Gage?

Oh, you're kidding me.

Gage, can you hear me?

Gage?

Where is that autopilot?

Autopilot detected.

Walker. My phone went dead. I had to
grab Sidney's. Are you on autopilot?

Yes. Okay, leave it on autopilot.

How are the pilots?

Looks like they're starting to come
around.

You're 15 miles from Mobile Airport with
four minutes of fuel left. You're going

to have to wake one of the pilots.

Okay.

Sir.

Captain. Captain, I need you to wake up.

All right. Listen, we have four minutes
of fuel left, and we're 15 miles outside

Mobile, Alabama. Get yourself together
so you can fly this thing, okay?

Okay. Walker, I got the pilot back.

Okay, good.

Something's wrong with landing gear.
Won't deploy.

Walker, now the landing gear won't come
down.

Gage, you're going to have to lower them
manually.

Pull on that T -handle.

They're lowering the gear manually.

Put the instruments on.

Walker, the pilot says the instruments
aren't working properly.

Gates, turn left 10 degrees and you'll
be vectored from mobile approach.

Okay, left 10 degrees.

Yeah, drive to that. Tell me when we're
lined up. Okay, tell us how far.

Right there, Gates.

Okay, that's enough.

Okay, cop.

Hey, strap in.

Hey, let me have that phone. We'll take
it from here.

Hey, this is Captain. Flight 750.

Are we on direct heading to the mobile
runway, and how much fuel do we have?

Captain, you're two miles out on direct
course, and you're on fume.

Roger that.

Is everything all right?

Oh, absolutely.

They buckled up.

to get my land.

Something. I am. I'm trying to actuate
the brush reverser.

Yeah, I see runway.

We've cleared you to land.

Oh, I've almost got it. I just need ten
seconds.

Wizard's trying something.

Three more seconds.

Two.

They've landed.

They're safe.

Good job, Buzz.

That was a nice flight.

Are you sure everything's all right up
there?

See, would I lie to you?

Yeah.

You did your best.

You kill me again, and I'll kill you.

Do you understand?

Do you?

Is there anything

you'd like to add to your deposition
before we conclude?

No, that's everything.

You can have all the warrants you want.

Okay, I'll call Trivet and have him take
Billy Bob down.

Hey, Billy Bob, come out of the house
with your hands up. I'm going to drag

out by your feet.

Come on, do your job, will you?

Stay here. I got you, Cy.

What are you going to do?

Shoot me, Rossetti?

No.

I told you I was going to drag you out
by your feet.

I want the names of everyone on that
task force.

I want to know everything about them.
Everything.

It's time I eliminated them all.

Especially him.

the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

Hey, Bobby Dooley's gonna see when
you're in Texas,

look behind you.

Because that's where the rangers go.