hey, mr. cisco, i am a little nervous. but i'm gonna told you one thing. if they kill me this time, that will be the last time i ever talk to you again some more. (men whooping) >> they don't like that little surprise. naughty little gun, huh? what are you trying to do? kill me, huh? >> i guess we better help. give me that rope. get off those horses. >> good little guns. >> don't worry, boys. i'll be back for you. >> bueno, cisco. (men whooping) (laughing) that do it, cisco! they're on the run! flying cloud? >> on my way to reservation, i heard shooting and rode over to see what it was about. >> it was a good thing, cisco, 'cause he killed the indian who wanted to kill you. >> there will be no war. red moon is dead. >> let's pick up the wounded and take them to town. >> and there i was, all alone together by myself when 60 comanches come charging at me from the left and 600 from the right and 6,000 from the front-- >> how many, pancho? >> well, it was a half a dozen anyhow and, ooh, they was big gun, so what i did-- i took each one together by himself and

. >> look, mr. cisco, or whatever your name is, i'm being paid to work this roulette wheel. if you want to play, i can't stop you, but when you try to run my private life, i can call a halt. you don't me along with the chips. >> you better cash in and move on, mister. >> what's the matter with you? don't you like your customers to win? >> not when they annoy our dealers. so, just move on! >> go ahead and draw, se?or. >> we don't like trouble here, mister. >> then don't start it. what's more, if any of your hired hands try to ambush us again, i'll come after you. >> come after me? i don't understand. >> you don't, eh? then ask that man i just wounded to refresh your memory. now, cash in my chips. >> there you are. >> miss jane, i-- >> if you have anything else to say, tell it to my sister. >> all right, pancho, let's go. what's the matter, pancho? >> oh, cisco, i don't like this town. >> you know, pancho, i think settle their own affair, and you and i go about our own business. >> you mean we can leave this town? >> that's what i said. >> oh, cisco, leave those two se?oritas

cisco. who did it? >> you, mr. willoughby. >> i? well, what do you know about that? maybe you can tell me w i killed him? >> that's very easy. you'u' been cleaning up as the head of those outlaws who have been holding up the mail. you wanted to protect your interests. >> now i've heard everything. now perhaps you can tell me how >> that little matter i expect to prove very y on. see you later. >> did you hear enough, sheriff? >> i sure have, cisco. >> good timing, pancho. you're very clever, willoughby, but not clever enough to get away with murder. no one is that clever. and here's another one. >> it's coming from the office! >> move, willoughby. let's see whwh else you've been up to. >> dan, he's the one who-- >> i know, elaine. cisco set a little trap for him and he fell right into it. >> he also killed one of his men. you'll find him behind the desk. >> get over there. >> i've been very stupid, haven't i, cisco? >> more stupid than pancho when his brains don't work and that happens quicker than sometimes and also before, don't you? >> what made you suspect willou

cisco and pancho did for you. >> did for me? did to me, you mean. why, those double-crossing conniving-- >> save your breath, mr. parker. >> cisco, maybe he can make him believe it. >> he'll not convince him in a million years. >> you're dang-tootin' he won't. >> if they were working for tracy, why'd they capture him >> that's easy-- to collect the reward. >> that money went to charity. you heard cisco tell me to send it to the mission, didn't you? that's where i sent it. >> charity, my foot! with those two, charity begins at home. the mission is probably where they pick up their mail. >> how can a man be so stupid? remind me not to vote for you in the next election. >> yeah, and remind me to vote the same way. (gunfire) >> what's happened, lou? >> tracy just robbed the bank and shot the cashier. >> dead? >> no, but he's in a bad way. you don't know where to find him. >> jim pearson, the cashier, has a wife and two kids, and if he dies, cisco, i'll see to it that the both of you and your whole gang swing. >> keep an eye on 'em, lou. i'm going after tracy and the others. >> all right, sheriff. >> oh, that stubborn

mr. arnold and that was done. >> cisco and pancho delivered to mr. arnrnd the foreign spy who tried to kill you. >> no! >> s?! we trick them, they trick us, we trick them again and pancho is full of tricks. didn't i never told yoyohow we "catched" them from the w, didn't i? well, no, well, then i will. look, we turned the wagon around like this, see, and then the wagon, it rolls down the hill faster and faster, see? and pancho gets ready to jump and faster and faster he goes and my heart is beating, my feet is pounding, and thth pancho jump like this. (laughing) who-- who pushed over the wagon over? >> oh, pancho. (laughing) ?? >> goodbye, amigos! >> see you soon! ha! ?? woah. mind if i make a short stop? is somebody sick? no, ms. hawkins had a baby two, three weeks ago. oh yeah? b b or girl. dunno! wasn't asked to be present at the birth. just want to seeeeow she is. yeah, i've got plenty of time. (mumbles) materially speaking, hoby none of these people can a aord me, but fortunately i can afford them. (knocking) hoby, you a pretty good hand with a

mr. barton? >> yes. cisco and pancho told me ababt your getting married. but you understand under the terms of your uncle's will, it's my duty as his s ghtful executor to cut off your allowance. >> i know, but being married to bill is worth it. >> well, i called you in for another reason. bill, have you a dollar? >> sure. why? >> oh, give it to me. >> why should i give you a dollar? >> hey, do as he say. give him the dollar. >> what's all this about? married you, then the executor could dispose of the property at his discretion. >> and after a full discussion of the matter with our mutual friend cisco, it's my discretion to sell you the entire estate for exactly one dollar. >> oh, cisco! >> take good care of her, bill. >> oh, tamal. let's went. >> oh, pancho! ?? >> goodbye, amigos! >> see you soon! (laughing) oh. good morning ranger. it's gonna be warm, huh? looks like it milo. how are things? oh, i can't complain. i could i suppose, but it won't help. keep s sling, i always say. well, it's good advice. ?? there you are. you looking for me? i certainly am.

join your jailbird friends. >> i've already apologized to cisco, mr. jarrett. now i'm apologizing to you. >> i'll accept it, only on one condition-- that from now on, you'll call me bill. >> agreed, bill. >> hey, pancho, looks like we've been playing cupid. >> is better to happen to him, not you. since when? >> (laughing) ?? >> cisco! i owe you a couple of saddles. where shall i send them? >> we'll be back one of these days. >> maybe on your wedding day! >> pancho. >> don't worry, people get married, don't they? >> oh, pancho. >> oh, cisco. >> good-bye, amigos! >> see you soon! (laughing) it was mid october when the stranger rode into crater junction. he was tired, and if the truth were known, he was a little frightened. as he passed along the street, he could feel the eyes of the town on his back, and on the thing he carried tied to the packhorse. but the looks didn't bother the stranger. he didn't care about the town or the people in it. didn't care what they thought. he had a job to do and he wanted to be done with it. morning! shave or a haircut? neither. i

keep your eyes on them, pancho. >> i got 'em, cisco. >> thanks for leading us to the cattle, mr. kelly. the sheriff will be waiting >> ah, cisco, everything so wonderful. the cattle is shipped and the crooks has been put in the jail, and we keep the beautiful se?orita from marrying up with a crook. oh, i feel so wonderful! (gunshot) >> cisco! wait! >> uh-oh, the sheriff.f. >> pancho, wait. >> not pancho. that's what you told me the last time. >> i've been chasing you for more than ten miles. >> what happened now? >> nothing. the rustlers took your guns, didn't they? >> yes. >> well, here they are. >> why, thanks, sheriff. >> keep your hands up, sheriff. you can't do this to cisco. >> why, pancho, the sheriff was just returning our guns. >> (laughs hysterically) i knew it all the time! >> oh, pancho! >> oh, cisco! let's went! ?? >> good-bye, amigos! >> see you soon! ha! ?? (laughing) well, i'll be. look who's come to town. who? joe sunday, that's who. you meananhe sunday from abileen? same feller. killed jake potter and five of his friends. six men dead in the space of three minute

cisco, i'm all mix up. i don't understand. >> look, pancho, the only gold he was after was the $20,000 mr. wilson put up as a performance bond. very smart, cisco. judd, get their guns. you know, cisco, you might've gotten away with this if your girlfriend hadn't have gotten so enterprising. >> as in always, it's a woman. >> we've lived through your other accidents, mr. jarrett. we'll get through this one, too. see you behind bars where you belong. >> not with a bullet in your head. >> tie 'em up. >> i'm so sorry i got you into this mess. >> i've been in worse. >> yeah, and it's always with a beautiful se?orita. someday, cisco, when it's too beautiful se?oritas, there would be no romance, no adventure. >> yeah, well, this kind of romance and "adwenture" i can do without. >> if you don't like it, you can always cut my ropes. >> cut the rope with what, my teeth? >> there you are. you can cut my rope with that piece of glass. >> i don't want anything to go wrong with this job. >> it's gonna take a little while. >> come on, pancho, hurry up. >> hey, i'm takin' my time to hurry up. >> it feels mo

mr. holden. >> any sign of the stark girl? >> not yet. >> whatever happens, don't let >> cisco, this i don't understand. why didn't we shoot that man in front of the hotel, and then go tell the judge about mr. holdens? >> because, pancho, we don't have actual proof against him. we have got to make him expose himself. >> i will do what you told me, but it's much more easy to expose him to a bullet. and i'm prepared to declare you sole and legal heiress to your uncle's estate as soon as the necessary documents are drawn up. >> your honor, i've already drawn up the necessary papers for your signature. i believe you'll find them in order. my client would appreciate your prompt attention. (alarmed cries) >> don't move, anyone! >> what is the meaning of this outrage? >> your honor, many years ago i stark and his family. he is dead. but one member of the family remains-- mary stark! she, too, will be dead, in one minute. i'm gonna kill her! >> no, no, don't shoot! don't let him shoot me. i'm not mary stark. i'm not her. please, don't kill me. >> don't lie to me. if you're not mary stark, then why are you claimi

mr. lacey and the stage guard. >> hey, cisco, we're wasting time, let him have it right through the middle. >> wait, wait! i'll talk, i'll talk. ?? >> let's get out of here. somebody's coming. >> cisco, we are trapped like the fish in the barrel. >> here, come over here. >> i know. >> you know? yes, you know, but why don't you do something about it, shiff? oh, this is gonna give my hotel a terrible reputation. he could've gotten h hself killed just as easily someplace else. >> what makes you think cisco did it, foster? >> i don't think, sheriff. i know. i was coming down the hall when i heard jason pleading with cisco for his life. and cisco just laughed at him. >> well, why didn't you stop him? >> without a gun? he'd kill me too. >> i suppose you're right. hey, brooks, help me oveve >> me? i should say not! heheould have died in number 7, the small room with the tiny window, or he could have picked number 9, my cheapest room with the broken bed. but no, he had to die in the most expensive room in the hotel. i should say not. >> come on. (door closes) >> cisco, you hear what that man say?

that's the way. >> well, cisco, i don't understand--why must you wear clothes like martine's, and why must i wrap your head up like a cabbage? >> pancho, we're fixing a big surprise for mr. holden. >> yeah, that i know, and i know, too, the sheriff say he was gonna cooperate with you. but, i don't know, cisco, i'm all mixed up in my-- >> well, in about half an hour, pancho, the sheriff is going to of insufficient evidence, and then he'll make sure that holden hears about it. >> so? >> so, unless i'm badly mistaken, holden will come back here and make another attempt to kill turk martine, but turk will not be here. i'll be here instead, waiting, do you understand? >> a little baby understand that, but i don't why he want to kill you instead. >> not if i stay awake, pancho. >> well, i will stick you full of pins. >> oh, thank you very much, my friend, but i can manage without that. now, tell me, how do i look? >> well, no, if i didn't know it was you, why i wouldn't think it was you. >> george. >> what's up? >> young martine's being turned loose by the sheriff. said the evidence wasn't strong enough to hold him. >> get ray and saddle the horse for me. we're paying a visit

i think there'- >> oh, cisco, cisco, >> but pancho, this mr. larsen and also the girl's foreman, both of them know as well as we do that if lightning stole those mares, he wouldn't be running around alone.. why did they make her think different? >> i don't know. why does she want to kill such a beautiful animal? >> i don't know. but she's not gonna do it. >> well, that's what i say, but how you gonna stop her? >> well, you and i are gonna catch lightning and protect him. >> heh, you know, that littltl spitfire, she find out, we're gonna have to have somebody protect us. >> first we'll have to get the stalalon, pancho, then we'll worry about that. besides, she doesn't look >> no, neither does the e by >> that cisco and his pal are liable to get in our hair. >> i know, that's why you and the boys are gonna look around fofo'em and see that they don't. >> where's doc? >> he's in the barn. >> you and utah go w wh duke. he's got a little job to take care of. >> how do you like it, frank? >> i like it. by the time you u t that paint job finished and g

cisco, make it quick. my men'll be here any minute. >> now, now, mr. sturgis, don't lie. you know very well your men went after the girl's herd. >> how did you know-- (chuckling) oh, cisco, you're all wet. you heard me tell the girl she could take her cattle and leave. >> yes, i heard that, but you didn't know i was a mind reader, did you? when i tried to show that padlock to the sheriff, you didn't want him to take a good look. that's why you told the girl to take her cattle and move on. well, you didn't fool me a bit. i could read it in your mind, and i also could read what you were planning: have your men grab the cattle, kill the girl and her men, and then nobody'd be the wiser. >> hold it, sturgis! get your hands up. turn around slowly and drop your gun. come on, sturgis. >> cisco, i've gotta hand it to ya. >> hey, what's the matter, you got a hand to me to pancho, too, don't you. (chuckles) you know, cisco, it's funny the way we catch all those men that sturgis sent out to take the cattle away from the se?ori all the crooks is in the jail, and the girl, she get back

cisco, i don't get this. this hold-up man worrying about the horse stealers and keeping the pepees. >> perhaps miss doran can tell us. >> why, mr. shelby is a member of our very efficient policece force. >> oh, a crooked man going straight, huh? >> when you were a little boy, hide-and-go-seek? >> cisco and i do it all the timemeith the sheriff. but why you talking about little boys' games for? >> it isn't a little boys' game when men like al shelby and blackikimoran play it. >> i don't understand. >> well, you see, this is their home base. they're free to come a a go as they please, and while they're here, no one can tag them. the sheriff made a deal with them-- they y ep our little valley free of crime, and, in return, he gives them immunity. >> you mean these men can do anything they want to outside of the valley, and then they can come back here the sheriff affords them protection? >> it's just about that. >> me? no. my father left me this ranch, that's why i'm still here. >> well, pancho, it seems that we came to the right town to find the man i'm looking for. do you know red kelly? >> good ol' red. oh, of course. he's the

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cisco kid, pancho? well, bless my soul. how did you get away from those vigilantes? >> you should know. you were in the cellar, mr. haskell. >> i, cellar? i don't understand what you mean. >> no, then pancho will told you. you are that no-good killer, the leader of that gang of crooks who call themselves the >> why-- why, that's ridiculous. >> ridiculous? pancho, look for the hidden stairway. >> just a minute, mister. >> shut up! >> yes, cisco. >> look, cisco. >> what's that, pancho? >> i don't know, cisco, you look it. >> well, well, an engineer's it's very interesting. thank you, pancho. now, see if you can find that hidden stairway. >> here it is, cisco. >> go on, mister. >> (squealing) >> jocko, come back! >> hey, look! >> oh, you bad, bad, bad boy. shame on you. shame on you! >> what are you doin' here? >> i'm taking a walk, if it's any of your-- >> just a minute. something's wrong in here. >> hey, pancho, get me his gun over there. you're due for a hanging, my friend. the gun is mine. >> that will not be very difficult, after we round up your men. >> why you do all that, cisco? >> our friend over here knew t

mr. sheriff? >> get over there. i'm very sorry to have to do this to you, sheriff, but we're not the men you want. >> you, the cisco kid? now i've heard evevething. >> but it's true. >> save your breath. what do you take me for, a fool? >> yes, like all sheriffs, and a big one. >> well, if i can't convince you, i can't. get on your horses and ride. >> you haven't seen the last of me. >> and i hope we didn't ever see the first of you! [laughing] well, pancho, guess now-- hey, what's this? miss lorraine bentley. 1414peach lane. it was very considerate of gaines to forget a letter, pancho. now at least we know where the girl lives. we're gonna have a little talk with her, come on. >> here's your gun. >> sheriff! bank robber! ?? [guns firing] come on, boys, mount fast! ?? >> we meet again, miss bentley. >> how did you learn my name and where i live? >> it's very simple. cisco a little bloodhound, he can find anybody. >> have any more escaped convict friends that need our help? >> who told you about them? >> the sheriff. >> heh, he thinks we are them. they want to put u in the jailhouse. with the sheriff. >> can you bel

mr. chairman. i want to go back. i mentioned the cisco stats, and i think they rolled out of my mouth the wrong way. i want to clarify that for the record. we are currently at 3.4 iot devices per person. and by 2020, we're going to be at 50 billion iot devices. and that is the magnitude of this vulnerability that we have, because we're seeing it across our entire economy as we move from a physical application in so many arenas to the virtual space. and professor fu, i want to come to you. and ms. schakowsky just mentioned hospitals. let's stay with that medical device component because of the area that i represent, nashville area, there is a lot of health care informatics and work that is done utilizing iot devices in the medical field. and as you look at the security, of course that's a concern. you look at information-share, you get vulnerabilities. but you mentioned in your testimo testimony, going back on pages 5 and 6 -- iot devices tend to have safety consequences or involve physical manipulation of the world that could easily lead