GNN built its own alternative to the official 9/11 investigation, sending producers to six cities to interview nine people about eleven questions the film says the government version never settled. Hip-hop artist Paris narrates, and the roster of interviewees is deliberately mixed: aviation attorney Mary Schiavo, former CIA analyst David McMichael, UC Berkeley professor emeritus Peter Dale Scott, Infowars' Alex Jones, and billionaire George Soros all get time on camera alongside authors and researchers from the 9/11 Truth Movement. The eleven questions cover the ground familiar to that movement, including the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7, gaps in airport and building security that morning, and the movements of individuals connected to the hijackers before the attacks. No official is interviewed to answer the charges directly; the film's method is testimony and juxtaposition rather than rebuttal, letting its interview subjects build the case that the public record has holes in it.