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Walter's Mastermind Plan Saved Jesse And Gets Him His Revenge On Jack's Crew. Unfortunately for Jack, Walter made up his mind 10 minutes ago. Could y’all believe Todd : Mr. White... somebody put a machine gun in your trunk".. ??😅

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