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An Indian Reservation Robin Hood, "Indian cowboy" Jim Grinder was an outlaw to the government but a hero to his Tribe, who as the Old West passed and the world stumbled toward war fought a law that would make his very existence a crime.
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00:00You
00:07Everything important happened a long time ago
00:10The land belonged to God
00:18What can you tell me about this man Jim grinder?
00:24Jim grinder was a legend. He's a horse thief
00:28He usually has food for the hungry
00:31They say he rode with Butch to Sundance. I like Banko Patrick figured him for a fool though
00:37It's like the rest of us rode with Butch's hombres
00:41Equal parts Indian and cowboy. What are you son? You're known as Pierce. You spent more more time with Chief
00:47Joseph than Charlie here
00:49People come to see you ride
00:52There's your champion
00:57There is the most dangerous beast in the West
01:01Politician who owns a newspaper
01:04Change is happening on this reservation
01:09My husband will never agree to this. These are his words
01:14My body is full of your people's lives
01:20Uncle Sam got richer
01:23Tribe's got poverty
01:24They took it all Jimmy. All of it
01:27This or St. Eugene's mission school. He took my older sister. She never left
01:32You're saying that he steals and poaches
01:35No
01:36I'm gonna put you in a jail cell
01:39I do not determine that you're a horse thief of the worst persuasion the kind that kills people
01:47When our people first saw Lewis and Clark
01:51They thought they were gods
02:01Now we know they're just white men like you
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