... Well... Where is he?

Detective John Quinn:

[the Govenor is holding a meeting with her officials, who are seated around a table discussing the Bonnie and Clyde situation. She is standing in front of them]
I'd like to have a say in how we handle this. Ma Ferguson:
Fine. [Ma nods her head in agreement] Ma Ferguson:
Let's hear it. Lee Simmons:
There was a time when we put a pair of man killers on the trail and let them do their job. TEXAS RANGERS. Detective John Quinn:
There was a time... and that time's past. Ma Ferguson:
This is 1934 Lee and you want to put COWBOYS on Bonnie and Clyde? Is that what you're selling? Lee Simmons:
FRANK HAMER. That's what I'm selling. Ma Ferguson:
Well sure, why don't we just go dig up Wyatt Earp? Detective John Quinn:
Wild Bill Hickock. Ma Ferguson:
Legislature disbanded the Rangers Lee. Lee Simmons:
And you're right proud of it, aren't you, Mrs Govenor? Ma Ferguson:
Damned right I am. They took orders from no one and they left me to answer for the blood. Lee Simmons:
Seems like you're answering for it again. Govenor, Bonnie and Clyde have been on the road for over two years. Cold blooded killers who are more adored than movie stars. [shakes his head in frustration] Lee Simmons:
This has to stop. Ma Ferguson:
[Ma turns around and walks over to the window in front of her looking at the rain pouring down and shakes her head]
... Well... Where is he? [the image fades to Frank Hamer kneeling by a lakeside]