Anthony Baxter picks up where his first Trump film left off, tracking the fallout from the Scottish golf course built over the objections of local residents. At the center is Molly Forbes, a 92-year-old widow whose water supply was cut off during construction and who refuses to sell her land despite years of pressure. Baxter follows her case alongside the wider community of Menie, Aberdeenshire, while also crossing the Atlantic to the US presidential race, where Trump's rise as a candidate runs parallel to the unresolved damage back in Scotland. The film revisits promises made about jobs and investment that never materialized, and shows Baxter himself facing arrest while trying to film Trump's response to the controversy. Interviews with neighbors, officials, and Forbes carry the story, contrasting a small rural dispute over land and water with the much larger stage Trump was stepping onto. It is a direct sequel, built for anyone who followed the first fight over the dunes.