Made seven years after the September 11 attacks, this film argues that the official account is a cover story protecting a network of powerful figures, among them David Rockefeller, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Alan Greenspan, and Bill and Hillary Clinton, whom the filmmakers confront on camera or accuse in voiceover of lying about the day. Alex Jones and activist Luke Rudkowski lead the on-the-ground pursuit, chasing officials for statements and filming the confrontations that result. Interview subjects include Jesse Ventura, Rosie O'Donnell, George Carlin, Willie Nelson, and Martin Sheen, each offering their own doubts about the attacks or the media coverage that followed. The film gives particular attention to family members of victims and rescue workers, framing them as the true origin of the 9/11 truth movement and arguing that mainstream coverage has ignored their accounts. It presents its case as part of a broader shift away from what it calls a dying corporate media, with citizen journalists filling the gap. No physical or forensic evidence is examined; the case rests on interviews, ambush-style confrontations, and the credibility of its guest list.