Yellowstone

The fuck?

Hey.

Hey.

Hey!

Are you out of your mind?

Get back.

Get back. All right?

Get back before that thing eats somebody.

It seems friendly.

Well, it's not. Now get back.

We won't get any closer.

You see that fence? That's mine.

That fucking fence down there, that's mine too.

Everything this side of that mountain, all the way over to here, mine too.

You're trespassing.

Trespassing.

- They don't believe you. - What?

What's he saying?

What's he saying?

Says that it's wrong for one man to own all this.

He says you should share it with all the people.

Yeah.

This is America.

We don't share land here.

- She's ready to go. - Okay, let's prep this.

Scalpel.

Record first incision, 21: 54.

54 recorded.

Drill.

Drilling.

Let's irrigate this.

Saw.

Sawing.

Sawing.

She suffered an epidural hematoma.

- Is she alive? - She's alive.

She's in recovery. U h, we had to perform

what's called a craniotomy,

where we remove a piece of her skull,

and we use the suction to remove the hematoma.

We got her on a ventilator to help her breathe,

and then, uh, we just continue to relieve the pressure.

Is she gonna be okay?

With brain injuries, it's impossible

to form an accurate prognosis so soon after the trauma.

But, uh, she survived the surgery, many don't.

And she's young, she's strong.

You have reason to hope.

Can we see her?

- I don't recommend it. - How about just me then?

You were right.

I shouldn't have seen her.

I wanna see my mom.

It's pretty cool, huh?

I wanna see my mom. Can you take me to her?

Your dad wants you to stay here.

- Hey, you need to stay here. - Move your arm.

Hey, you need to calm down. Code White.

Code White, Code White.

- Let me go. - Code White.

Let me go.

Dad!

- Hey. - Oh, calm down.

Get off.

- Calm down. - Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Stop. Stop!

What did you do?

I didn't do anything.

He was Code White.

Okay, you need to take a little break from this place.

I'm staying with my wife.

That is not an option until you can find someone

who can supervise him.

He's a kid.

He didn't do anything wrong. They were holding him on the ground

like a fucking animal.

Right or wrong is not my job. Keeping people safe is,

and this is not safe. So you can come back

when you find someone he'll listen to,

because he clearly will not listen to the nurse.

H is grandfather's on the way.

Well, he is not here now.

So you take a break.

You need it.

Come on, buddy.

Fucking cowboys.

Since 1886,

every Dutton who died is

buried 300 yards from my back porch.

From my great-great-grandfather,

to my wife,

and my oldest son.

When a tree grows on my ranch,

I know exactly what fed it,

and that's the best we can hope for, because nothing we do is for today.

Ranching is the only business where the goal is to break even.

Survive another season.

Last long enough for your children to continue the cycle,

and maybe, just maybe,

the land is still theirs when a tree sprouts from you.

Lord God,

Lord God, give us rain

and a little luck, and we'll do the rest.

- Amen. - Amen.

This is my favorite part of the campaign.

Before the room is packed with people shouting,

the terror of the polling numbers.

No sleep and cold pizza.

Not a very good sales pitch of the process.

It's hell. In every sense of the word.

You know, but it's also exhilarating.

The sense that we can make a difference.

Shaping ideas into policy.

You know, I got to be honest with you,

I'm not an idealist.

I don't want you to think my goal is changing the world.

Well, what is your goal?

Power.

You... You already have power.

I want more.

Mm, what will you do with it if you get it?

Protect my family, and the families like it.

Stop the hemorrhaging of Montana's resources

to people in other states.

My goal is the opposite of change.

That's the most idealistic thing I've ever heard a politician say.

Oh.

I don't know what it is about break rooms.

It's not the break room.

It's you.

Mmm.

Dad?

Dad, you awake?

You know what a fool I looked like

when no member of my family is beside me at the dinner my office sponsors?

Well, my campaign office opens tomorrow.

While I was in the room

with the votes you should be campaigning for.

We already have those votes.

Well, don't bet on it.

What happened?

Don't know.

I feel a shift.

What did the governor say?

She didn't talk to me.

I'll go see her tomorrow.

That would be wise.

Where's your sister?

Pick the bar, Dad.

Come they told me

Pa rum pum pum pum

A new born king to see

Pa rum pum pum pum

Our finest gifts to bring

Pa rum pum pum pum

To lay before the king

Thank you.

Lee. Here's a present for you.

Thanks, bud.

Jamie, I got a present for you too.

Thanks.

Pa rum pum pum pum

Why can't we just start without her?

Because you can't, son.

Beth.

Oh, she's the only child on the planet that would show up late for Christmas.

Beth.

Beth.

I'm in the bathroom.

Mom, close the door.

I'm sorry.

Honey, you don't have anything to be sorry for.

Why don't you take a warm bath?

It'll help with the cramps.

Evelyn?

Don't come in here.

Ah, just give us a few minutes.

Let the boys open a present.

Is she okay?

She's fine.

I'm gonna tell you something my mother told me,

and you're not gonna like it.

Everything's different now.

All those boys you used to outrun and outwrestle,

that's all done.

And they're gonna look at you different.

See you different.

And then they're gonna look at you like you're less.

Like you're somehow weaker today than you were yesterday.

You're not, though.

You're stronger than all of them.

Because if men were responsible for giving birth,

the human race wouldn't have lasted two generations.

But after being treated like you're weaker long enough,

you'll start to believe it, too.

It's why I'm gonna have to be hard on you, honey.

I have to turn you into the man most men will never be.

And I'm sorry in advance for doing it.

Because you're gonna hate it, sweetheart.

I know I did.