all: cheers! thank you, guys. man: salud. anthony: so you re looking at texas, and i m looking at mexico. man: that s 100% correct, yeah. the cliffs on our left are mexico, and the ones on our right are the united states. i ve been on several overnights where you re clients almost that forget, yeah, that s mexico right there. and they say, wait, is that mexico? and it s like, yeah, it is. it looks exactly the same as that. woman: we get people from all over the country, all over the world and some of them come in hesitant or scared of the border. man: when they book the trip, they say, should i bring my guns? anthony: right. woman: but the neat thing is that everyone i ve taken out you get to see this transformation from being, like, terrified to thinking it s beautiful, to thinking they don t need a wall, to thinking i m actually going to write a letter saying that we don t need a wall. anthony: has anyone ever bothered i mean, are there like security gun boa
outlasts all of us. all of our monuments crumble to dust immediately. 4,000 years later, white shaman, still there. anthony: i think they re going to have a tough time interpreting what life was like on this planet. they ll be left with betamax copies of three s company and, you know, who s the boss? who lived on this planet? and what went horribly wrong? [ laughter ] [ cheering ] [ cheering ]
lot as a kid. and by the time i was 16 i got real good at it. i went to alaska, but then i came back. joined the military, cowboyin , rough neckin . anthony: running drugs and guns across the border? ty: i did run guns south, and the atf knows. they ve got an open file. anthony: what motivated you to get into the bar business? ty: well, every cowboy has a dream of owning a saloon. anthony: i did not know that. it s been around for some time, under various ty: almost a hundred years. there s many different cultures that come through here. hipsters, blue-collar city workers. i wanted everybody to be able to have a good time, no matter who or what or where. there ain t going to be but one intimidating son of a bitch in my bar, and that s me. [ laughter ] anthony: you re seeing this town change in a lot of big ways. every single person i ve talked to down here is telling me the same thing that wall ain t never getting built around here. ty: my ranch is on the river,