Barack Obama's eligibility for the presidency is the subject here, argued by four figures who spent his first term pushing the theory that he was never legally qualified to hold office. Produced by WorldNetDaily, the film gives its case to Jerome Corsi, author of the bestseller "The Obama Nation"; Orly Taitz, the California attorney who filed lawsuits demanding proof of Obama's citizenship; Alan Keyes, who ran against Obama for the Illinois Senate seat and later as a third-party presidential candidate; and Janet Porter, a WND columnist and radio host. All four speak directly to camera, walking through the long-form birth certificate dispute, claims that Obama was born in Kenya rather than Hawaii, and the argument that having a non-citizen father disqualifies him as a natural-born citizen regardless of birthplace. No opposing voices appear; the film presents the eligibility questions as unresolved and treats Obama's released documentation as insufficient, building its case entirely from the perspective of the lawsuits and books its own speakers have produced.