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Colorado – 1940 Western Action Film (Public Domain) starring Roy Rogers, George “Gabby” Hayes, and Pauline Moore. This classic western tells the story of loyalty, betrayal, and courage during the Civil War era. A true vintage cowboy film filled with action, adventure, and old western charm.
This film is in the public domain and presented here for historical and entertainment purposes. Enjoy this timeless piece of western cinema.
This film is in the public domain and presented here for historical and entertainment purposes. Enjoy this timeless piece of western cinema.
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00:00The End
00:30It's Captain Mason from the cavalry boat.
01:00Let him in. Be careful what you say.
01:12Good evening, Captain.
01:14It's always a great pleasure to welcome one of the noble defenders of the Union.
01:17I know that's a very pretty little speech you're going to make, Mr. Haynes.
01:21But I happen to know that everyone here is a secession.
01:24Working for the Confederate cause.
01:27My credentials.
01:29Well, I'm very sorry, sir, but we had no way of knowing that you were a Confederate officer.
01:41Your uniform is that of us fooled a lot of Yankees, too.
01:44Well, if we can be of any service to you.
01:46You can.
01:48We've got to do our utmost to keep soldiers here from being used as reinforcements for Grant's army.
01:53I'm going to need men to help me.
01:55We'll supply the men.
01:58And you can leave the rest to me.
01:59I'm going to need men.
02:29It's up to your department to do something about this situation in Colorado.
02:33It's becoming intolerable.
02:34Between the outlaws, the marauding Indians, and now the Confederate sympathizers, we're liable to be crowded out altogether.
02:41When we lose that territory, we may lose Texas and all the land as far as the Pacific.
02:46I think there's a solution to the problem, General.
02:49Sure.
02:50All we have to do is to send a half a dozen regiments of cavalry to Colorado.
02:55Man alive.
02:56Don't you realize these are crucial times?
02:59Soldiers don't grow on trees.
03:02I don't think it's a question of men, General.
03:04What we need is just one man.
03:06A man who can find out who's back of all this recent trouble in Colorado.
03:10Once that's done, the thing's as good as settled.
03:13You've got it all figured out, haven't you?
03:16And now I suppose you're going to tell me that you know just where I can find a man like that.
03:20I believe I can.
03:22Who is he?
03:22Lieutenant Jerry Burke of the Military Intelligence.
03:27That name sounds familiar.
03:28It ought to.
03:30Twice you cited the lieutenant in your orders of the day.
03:33That's right.
03:34I'd like to talk to this young man.
03:36I'll have him come in.
03:41Burke.
03:42Come in, please.
03:44General.
03:45This is Lieutenant Burke.
03:47The general has something to discuss with you, Jerry.
03:50At ease, Burke.
03:52Lieutenant, what do you know about this trouble we're having in Colorado?
03:55Quite a bit, sir.
03:56It's been part of my job to cover all reports coming in from that territory.
04:00That's one of the reasons I recommend him, General.
04:02He knows more about that affair than any of us.
04:04It's a man-sized assignment.
04:06A sort of cleaning up of a big territory.
04:09Think you can handle it?
04:10I'd like to have a try at it, sir.
04:11I'm going to give you a chance.
04:13You will be given unequivocal authority for anything you may do.
04:16And you will be responsible to the commander-in-chief alone.
04:19How soon can you start for Colorado?
04:22I'll be ready within the hour, sir.
04:23Goodbye.
04:24And good luck to you, Lieutenant.
04:26Thank you, sir.
04:27Come on, hurry up, Gabby.
04:42The stage ain't got all day.
04:43I'm hurrying fast.
04:44I can't either.
04:45Fine way to talk to a man who fought and died for his country.
04:48Oh, you poor man.
04:50Were you wounded in the war?
04:51Was I wounded?
04:52Why, I got so many bullets from me at the Battle of Gettysburg,
04:56it's a mackerel I'm still alive.
04:58The way I heard it, you got hurt falling off of that field kitchen cart you were driving.
05:01Oh, I want another no field kitchen.
05:03There was a fodder wagon, that's what...
05:05I mean, never mind what you mean.
05:07Get those horses hitched.
05:08Here, there's the army payroll.
05:10Take good care of it.
05:11Yes, sir.
05:12Get in there.
05:13Come over.
05:13Come on.
05:14I'm transferring to the Denver stage.
05:26Will I have time to get a cup of coffee before it leaves?
05:28You have ten minutes, ma'am.
05:30That's it.
05:31Thanks.
05:33Will you transfer my baggage for me, please?
05:37Still afraid some woman's going to hook you, eh, Gabby?
05:39I'm choking out of it.
05:42Lieutenant Jerry!
05:44I didn't expect to see you out west.
05:47I thought you'd be back for the troop by this time.
05:49Ah, they wouldn't take me back after I come out of the hospital.
05:52Said I didn't have enough teeth.
05:54What are they doing now?
05:55Biting the enemy instead of shooting them?
05:58Where are you heading for?
05:59For the west.
06:00A little business to tend to.
06:01You know, for the west you go, the more dangerous it gets.
06:05How would you like to have somebody go with you that can shoot straight and sit a horse?
06:09You know, somebody to take care of you like I did when we sold you together?
06:13I know you'd be a lot of help to me, Gabby.
06:15But, well, you wouldn't have enough time to get your things together before the stage pulls out.
06:19What do you mean, get my things together?
06:21Any time I button my coat, my trunk's packed.
06:24Ha, ho, ho, ho.
06:29Hurry up, Tim.
06:30Time when it's rolling.
06:38Yeah.
06:39Hutcha.
06:41Hey.
06:42Stop me.
06:43Stop me.
06:44Come back.
06:46Stop me.
06:47Hey.
06:48How far west we headed, Jerry?
06:50To Denver.
06:51That shoots me fine.
06:53I don't know no women there.
06:55Pull up, driver.
06:58Whoop.
07:01Whoa.
07:04Whoa.
07:07Whoa.
07:09Whoa.
07:11Whoa.
07:13Whoa.
07:15Whoa.
07:16Whoa.
07:17Anything wrong, ma'am?
07:24No, I just wanted to catch the stage.
07:26You can take the horses back now.
07:31All set, driver.
07:32Hi-haw!
07:36Do you always board stage coaches like this, ma'am?
07:38Usually.
07:39This isn't the safest place in the world to go galloping at Carl's Cutter, young lady.
07:43Well, if I'd missed this stage, I wouldn't have been able to reach Denver before Sunday.
07:46Something awfully important must be taking you there.
07:49My wedding.
07:50Wedding?
07:51Wedding isn't worth risking your neck for.
07:54Tis to a woman.
07:55I never see one yet wouldn't break her neck to get herself a man.
08:04Lana Sanford.
08:05By the way, are you in relation to Henry Sanford, the editor of the Denver Press?
08:10Why, yes.
08:11He's my uncle.
08:12I'm going to live with him for a while.
08:13Do you know him?
08:14Why, I'm on my way there.
08:15He's just hired me to be his housekeeper.
08:17Why, you must be the enemy he told me about.
08:20Oh, I'm so happy to meet you.
08:22Now I'll have at least one woman friend in Denver.
08:25Denver, eh?
08:26You think I ought to get off at the next stop?
08:28I ain't got no hankering to wake up some morning and find myself married.
08:32Take it easy, Peppy.
08:33I'll protect you.
08:34Beautiful thing, Ray.
08:35Mm-hmm.
08:36Beautiful thing, Ray.
08:37Mm-hmm.
08:48It's a hold up.
08:56Everybody out.
08:57Keep your hands up.
09:05Close over that army payroll.
09:35I've seen you do better shooting than that.
10:00Welcome to Denver, my dear.
10:02Thanks, Uncle Henry.
10:03John.
10:06Lila, darling, you don't know how I've missed you.
10:09Seems like two years instead of two months since you left Kansas City.
10:13Only two years?
10:14Seems like ten to me.
10:18What's the matter?
10:20It's nothing.
10:22Happy, darling.
10:23What do you think?
10:24I can't think of anything except that in three days I'll be missing Donald Mason.
10:33There's a man waiting to see you in your tent, Captain Mason.
10:34Did he give his name?
10:35No, sir.
10:36He just thought he'd wait.
10:37Hello, Jerry.
10:38Hello, Jerry.
10:39Hello, Don.
10:40I expected you'd be visiting me tonight.
10:44You surprised to see me here?
10:45I heard you changed your name, but I never expected to see you wearing a blue uniform.
10:57You were always kind of warm towards the south.
10:58Not warm enough to forget I'm a northerner when it came to a showdown.
11:00Have a drink?
11:01No, thanks.
11:02How's mother?
11:03She's been dead nearly three years.
11:04She never got over your running off after that trouble in Boston.
11:07She took this horse in Boston.
11:09Oh, wow.
11:11How's mother?
11:12How does mother hide at home?
11:15What time do you decide to see you in artificiality?
11:18Come on.
11:23Sure.
11:24I didn't have anything to die.
11:26You were hoffe, though.
11:28You're back here.
11:28that trouble in boston well it was a matter of honor i had to fight that duel and then i couldn't
11:35stay and face a charge of murder killing a gambler over dead isn't considered a duel
11:42there's another matter i want to discuss with you a stagecoach holder that's it well i had some debts
11:49that had to be met i was desperate won't happen again i wonder if you'll ever change give me a hand
11:58with this will you untie it take it over you know if you'd shot for my heart instead of my arm they'd
12:08be blowing that bugle over me tonight maybe you gotta turn me in no i guess there is something
12:17that i won't solve that blood being thicker than water i got something for you don mother wanted
12:25you to have it if i ever saw you again honor above everything the men of our family have always
12:33tried to live that way don all except you i guess every family has to have at least one black sheep
12:40you know don miss sanford thinks you're about the finest man in the world and i'm just as much in
12:46love with her i mean that then of course you've told your name is not mason and she knows nothing
12:52of my past and i don't consider it necessary to tell her then you're not playing the game on the
12:56level with i want you to mind your own business where lila and i are concerned you understand
13:03you know the way back to denver
13:08all right don
13:12watch your step
13:13your pleasure gents highball tall glass no ice just a little mite of fish water keep a liquor out of
13:28it fill it up with that really
13:39little snort sure
14:04come on mac i got to have a talk with you in my office what for about handing guns out to the indians
14:09union guns
14:12who said so i've seen you myself a couple hours ago at big creek canyon
14:17i suppose next you'll be telling me you got witnesses i don't need no witnesses
14:24you better lay off that bottle before you see pink elephants
14:29never mind that mac let's go oh you're a loco accusing an indian commissioner of gun running
14:35but i'll go with you
14:44hands up everybody
14:45too bad fred i always knew you'd blow up someday and let joe have it well and it looks like we're
14:56gonna have to elect a new sheriff one who don't go around accusing folks when he ain't got any proof
15:01i'll save you the trouble of electing a new sheriff gentleman by appointing one myself get rid of your guns
15:06well you're taking on a lot for yourself young fella who are you you mind introducing me gabby
15:18the bearer lieutenant jerry burke is a government man
15:27and any galoot messing around with him is going to find out that he's a shooting this fighting this
15:33hold it gabby that isn't what it says
15:36now i can't read very well without respect
15:39you want to do some sister
15:43oh sing it out loud
15:45to whomsoever it may concern in the name of the president of the united states
15:50be it known that lieutenant jerry burke is hereby entrusted with these respective powers
15:55i.e police military
15:59why it's signed abraham lincoln
16:01i guess that tells you plain enough who he is
16:04whatever evidence the sheriff had is just as dead as he is mr indian commissioner
16:09i wouldn't crowd my luck too far if i were you
16:14come on gabby
16:25hello johnny rib
16:35you've made a mistake i'm lieutenant franklin u.s army attached to the 95th cavalry
16:40last time i saw you you were attached to the confederate army intelligence headquarters
16:44in atlanta georgia your name is lieutenant morgan
16:48i got him gary take him to the sheriff gabby
16:55i want to see your books and all your correspondence
17:13by what authority i'm a pinkerton man
17:16we have nothing here for the pinkerton office this league is interested only in the unionist cause
17:22i'm afraid i'll have to be the judge of that
17:24did you lock up that johnny rib sheriff he's safe where he can't talk to his old now let's see all that correspondence
17:34hey
17:41hey jerry here's something looks like mighty important evidence what is it gabby plans for a fort or something
17:47these papers sure are important what are they
17:50patterns for address yeah lieutenant burke here something what is it from a confederate office in texas address to captain mason
17:57captain mason that's right let me see that you see it details all the movement why the rabbs will hide out in the daytime just how they'll get supplies to
18:05just as i thought this place is a clearing house for cessationist information take them along with you sheriff come on gabby
18:14i know it's going to hurt mrs sanford but there's nothing i can do but submit all the evidence to colonel gibbons
18:20naturally you mustn't suppress it no this is a fine how do you do me with the wedding cake already baked and
18:26the chickens ready to go in the oven for the wedding supper tomorrow our men are all alike they can't be
18:31trusted none of them always running around breaking women's hearts you get me one time when i've made love
18:37to you you've been doing all the courtin what are you talking about you old fossil didn't you give me an
18:42extra piece of pie for supper last night just a minute just a minute i don't know how i'm going to tell
18:48lyla mr burke i can hardly believe it myself why i've known captain mason what can you hardly believe
18:53uncle henry what is it mr burke there's a chance that captain mason may be tried for treason
19:02i suppose you have the evidence to support such a statement i'm afraid i have
19:08i don't believe it i'll find out for myself i'll see captain mason
19:11all this is very serious
19:22if true it means court-martial and death colonel gibbon unless i hear the admission
19:28from captain mason's own lips i'll never believe it naturally well we'll know in a minute or two
19:35god i don't believe that
19:45lyla what's what's the trouble
19:51sir how do you explain this letter
19:56this way stay where you are all of you listen lyla just believe in me and wait for me jerry
20:05to take a detail and bring him in yes sir he called you by your first name why
20:35you
20:49there there lala dear now everything is going to be all right
20:55i'm afraid it can't be enemy done meant everything in the world to me oh you'll get over it just like
21:00you did the measles and the whooping calls now don't cry honey he wasn't worth it no man is
21:08i know my man was a no good too he gambled there now dry your eyes
21:18well you're not packing to leave are you yes there's nothing much to go back east to but there's
21:24still less reason for staying here well your uncle henry wants you to stay he'll miss you if you go
21:31and i will too sorry that i you see i never had a chick of my own
21:38you've been awfully sweet to me at a man i do want to stay but
21:43i'm afraid i'm not big enough to stand the people here pointing at me laughing at me well if that's all
21:48what's worrying you you're staying just let somebody try laughing at you just let them try
22:18one of our men
22:37i thought i'd find you gentlemen meeting here tonight what are you doing here mason what do you want
22:41just like to talk over a little business with you that's all you're gonna have no business dealings
22:45with a man accused of treason traitor to his country why don't you stop that judge i know
22:51every move you've made for a month all of you so quit bluffing and let's get out of business
22:56i don't know what you're talking about or is that so well i'll explain it to you
23:00since i've been serving the south stirring up trouble you and your outfit have been cashing in
23:04if it's the money you want mason we'd be glad to advance you enough to leave this part of the country
23:08i don't intend to leave this part of the country mr carter too much money to be picked up around here
23:14big money from now on i'm gonna get my share of it so you can either declare me in or you'll have
23:20opposition plenty of you're talking pretty big mason i've got enough men to back up my talk
23:27mounted deserters plenty of them that'll join up anytime i say the word
23:33well gentlemen what are we going to do cooperate or do we cut each other's throats
23:37well since we can use you i guess it would be smarter if we did work together sit down
23:50now your first job will be to stir up trouble with the indians colon gibbons and his troops will have
23:55their hands full calling their raids well your idea is to start trouble all over the territory right
24:01trouble which we will finance and when the country's in a state of ruin
24:05we'll take up the big mines the ranches everything that everything will be legal
24:10the law will take its course but we'll do the steering his honor will see to that justice will be done
24:16gentlemen
24:18not as soon to you mason fine i declare myself in for 20 of everything we get
24:26it's pretty big cut you know after all you're not investing anything
24:29i'll be doing all the work
24:35it's a deal mason just a little friendly advice don't get too ambitious you're the boss
24:55you're the boss
24:59the
25:01the
25:03it's
25:04it's
25:05it's
25:07it's
25:07it's
25:39Something I can do for you, Berg?
25:43No, I just dropped in for a little visit.
25:45How's business?
25:46Pretty slow in the bar.
25:48My livery stable isn't doing much better.
25:50How are things with you, Michael?
25:53We're gradually getting the Indians quieted down.
25:55You'd get them quieted down a lot quicker if you'd stop them from getting guns.
25:58How are you going to stop them?
25:59Any renegade white man will sell an Indian a gun.
26:02Yeah, but they're not getting guns one by one.
26:06They're getting them by the dozens.
26:08But if you could suggest any way to stop them, I'd be glad to cooperate.
26:15Bork, my telegraph office just brought this, Andy.
26:20Don't let me interfere with you reading that.
26:22We can always pick up where we left off.
26:25Another baby for that sister of mine.
26:27That makes eight of them.
26:28Now, Macklin, getting back to our problem.
26:34Somebody's been bringing in guns, and maybe you know that somebody.
26:37I'm only the Indian commissioner, Bork.
26:40You may not be the Indian commissioner much longer.
26:45Think it over, Macklin.
26:46Good morning, Mr. Burk.
26:57Mind if I wait here a minute?
26:58I'm expecting a message.
26:59Help yourself.
27:00How do you do, Miss Sanford?
27:02I'm fine, Mr. Burk.
27:02How are you?
27:03Did you call me, Uncle Henry?
27:05Mind keeping your eye on the office a few minutes, Lila?
27:07I'll be right back.
27:09Did you enjoy your ride this morning?
27:11Very much.
27:13I don't think it was necessary for you to have your men trail me.
27:16So you found out.
27:17I warned them not to let you know you were being watched.
27:20I hope you don't suspect me of anything.
27:22Well, that never occurred to me.
27:24Then why was I followed?
27:25Well, this happens to be a pretty dangerous country right now,
27:28and I figured you'd be much safer if somebody was keeping an eye on you.
27:37Well, I guess it takes more than one lesson to teach some people that men are no good.
27:42First thing she knows, she's going to go through it all over again.
27:45Don't you worry none about them two.
27:47Don't matter how hard she tries, he's too smart to let any woman rope and hog tie him.
27:52He's like me.
27:53Who'd want you?
27:55Plenty of women have tried to get me.
27:57There must have been something wrong with them, mentally.
28:01Say that so.
28:02Well, I ain't so old, and I got my health and strengths,
28:05but I ain't so bad looking than another.
28:06You ever look in the mirror?
28:08Yeah.
28:09Bye.
28:20Turn for snickety women.
28:22Burke, here's a copy of that telegram, but it don't make sense to me.
28:28Aunt Sue unable to travel.
28:29Uncle Joe arriving instead with a large shipment of barley hay.
28:34I wonder why Aunt Sue can't travel.
28:37Search me.
28:38Who's Aunt Sue?
28:39I wish I knew.
28:41Well, maybe the operator made a mistake.
28:42Maybe it isn't barley hay.
28:44I don't think the operator made a mistake.
28:46I'm pretty sure that is barley hay.
28:48Come on, Sheriff.
28:49We've got work ahead of us.
28:50I don't want to hang around here any longer than a half.
29:03All right, you fellows.
29:05What'd you bring this time, Weaver?
29:09Sharks.
29:09Army issue.
29:11I don't want to hang around here any longer than a half.
29:13All right, you fellows.
29:15What'd you bring this time, Weaver?
29:20Sharks.
29:20Army issue.
29:33I'll take two of them in with me.
29:36I'll take two of the men with me.
29:45Get down, Weaver.
29:54Don't pry anything.
29:56Everybody's covered.
29:56Drop them guns.
29:57Keep your hands up.
29:59Hand over that money.
30:01What money?
30:02I won't ask you again, Weaver.
30:06Here's the evidence, Harkins.
30:09Gabby, find Macklin.
30:14I saw you give him the $12,000.
30:17What do you keep lying for?
30:20And you don't even know where the money came from.
30:22I don't know nothing, I told you.
30:24All I did was deliver the stuff.
30:26Who are you working for?
30:27I ain't working for nobody.
30:29You've been selling guns to Macklin,
30:31and he's been turning them over to the Indians.
30:33Nice business, you're in, Weaver.
30:34And you can't prove a thing.
30:37There you're looking for me, Burke.
30:39Yeah.
30:41You know Weaver over here, don't you?
30:45No, don't believe I do.
30:46Why?
30:47Well, it's about time he did.
30:48You've been buying guns from him.
30:50Unless you can prove that, Burke,
30:52I wouldn't repeat it.
30:53Well, I'll prove it all right.
30:54In court.
30:55Senator Wood appointed me Indian commissioner here,
30:58and if you think I'm...
30:58You're under arrest, Macklin.
30:59You haven't any more job than the jackrap.
31:01Lock him up, Sheriff.
31:02You're heading for a fall, Burke.
31:10A big one.
31:11Come on.
31:14Let's go.
31:44What's the matter, Lanna?
31:51It's Don Mason and his men.
31:56Get away from him. He'll get hurt.
32:07Anna Mae. Anna Mae.
32:14He's a bit hit. He can't lie.
32:17I'll take care of him and be sure he don't talk.
32:20I'll take care of him.
32:23I'll take care of him.
32:25He'll take care of him.
32:30I won't.
32:43Macklin.
32:44Never give me a chance, the dirty skunk.
32:48He's afraid I'd talk.
32:50You could have saved yourself all this if you'd talked in the first place.
32:56I'll talk now.
32:57Well, him and Mason, Judge Newton, that gold crown bunch, rifles, engines.
33:24I got my two deputies.
33:25Bring in that gold crown outfit.
33:27We'll start after Mason and Macklin as soon as it's light enough to pick up a trail.
33:40Yeah, pretty smart.
33:42You know, two of them headed the same way when they left here.
33:45We'll pick up the trail again.
33:47We're gonna find Mason and Macklin if we have to go through every town in this territory with a fine-toothed coon.
33:52Leadville's the nearest town. We'll head there first.
33:59Your plan sounds too dangerous, Lila.
34:01Better wait till Mr. Burke gets back to town, see what he has to say about it.
34:05Jerry's been trailing Mason's men for a week and he still hasn't caught up with them.
34:09My mind's made up, Uncle Henry.
34:11Please don't try it, honey. If anything were to happen to you, why?
34:14I have to, Etta Mae. I don't hate Don Mason, but if there's any way I can help stop this thing, I'm going to try.
34:20You're asking him to surrender. You think he'll listen to your appeal?
34:23Yeah.
34:24I don't think you'll contact Mason. If you do, you're gonna run into a lot of trouble.
34:28I'm not afraid. It's worth trying.
34:30All right, Macklin, so I'm loco. Just the same, I'm going to see her.
34:46Well, suppose it's a trap. I'll take a chance. I'm going to have a little talk with her.
34:50She's not going to make a fool out of me.
35:06You shouldn't let the stage get so much of a start, Sheriff.
35:10Maybe you're right, but Miss and Ila wouldn't have gone through it if we hadn't promised not to follow.
35:20Let's go.
35:50This is not a hold-up. Everybody out except Miss Sanford.
35:54All right, get down.
35:58Get it rolling.
36:07The last time I saw you, I asked you to wait.
36:09Didn't take you long to find someone else to go to, did it?
36:11Don, I wasn't going away. I planned this meeting. I wanted to...
36:16You're still in love with me.
36:18That's what I wanted to hear you say, Lila.
36:19We'll leave this part of the country tonight.
36:21We'll go to Texas or California. I'll give you everything you want.
36:24I know how to get things.
36:25That's not what I want, Don.
36:27Well, what do you want?
36:28I want you to surrender, to give yourself up.
36:30Are you crazy? I wouldn't stand a chance. They'd hang me.
36:33No, Don. I have the promise of all the influential people in Denver.
36:37What is it, Sam?
36:38Looks like a posse will be a mile back.
36:40Coming fast.
36:42That's nice work. You and Burke figured that out.
36:44Pull up.
36:45No, Don. My only brother...
36:47Save your breath. You've got a tough ride ahead.
36:49Sam, you stay in the opening up. That posse follow you. I'll cut into the hills.
37:07I get you.
37:08Ha! Ha! Hey!
37:26Oh
37:32And he slugged me knocked me off the stage and I don't remember a thing until the sheriff came along whose idea
37:37That was having a posse trailing behind where did happen about 15 miles out your table mountain
37:43Get on your horses Gabby. We're heading for table mountain country
37:56I
38:05Something wrong ready the rabbit holes are already party. What's the problem? They're heading for Gilroy
38:15Martin you go with me the rest of you head for Gilroy with Gabby. Hey, wait a minute
38:19I'm going with you ain't it you're needed with the boys
38:21You know all the engine trick yeah, but I want to get a couple of shots at that mission
38:25I get a personal bone to pick with him. We'll take care of Mason get moved
38:29I never won an argument with you in my whole life here
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