A growing number of Americans believe a second revolution is coming, and VICE correspondent Ryan Duffy travels the country to meet them. He starts at Tea Party gatherings in Texas and Oath Keeper rallies in Massachusetts, tracking a movement that rejects both major political parties and the mainstream press. In Austin, radio host Alex Jones warns his audience about corporate globalists and points to surging traffic on his websites as proof people are listening. At Camp Pendleton, Sgt. Charles Dyer, an active-duty Marine, describes training a citizen militia to disobey orders he considers unconstitutional and to take up arms if the government turns tyrannical. The Department of Homeland Security has classified people in this movement as potential domestic terrorists; they call themselves patriots. Duffy asks his subjects directly whether they think violence is coming, and gets straight answers. The film sits with an economic downturn and a decade of political anger, and lets the people preparing for confrontation explain, on camera, exactly what they think they're preparing for.