S1.E1 ∙ Episode #1.1

The New York Times forensically reconstructs the October 1, 2017 Las Vegas shooting at the Route 91 Harvest music festival. It looks at thirty video taken by people in the area and examines the ten minutes and twelve gunfire bursts that killed more than fifty people.

Ethan Gutmann introduces a new report revealing 1.5 million have now been killed by the Chinese regime through organs harvested from prisoners of conscience.

Dan Rather tells the story of a school system, and a city, in crisis.

Southern Exposure explores the implications of illegal immigration rarely if ever reported by the national media. It goes beyond the headlines to probe back stories like the teaching of hate and reverse racism by high school ethnic studies programs, the upsurge in communicable diseases carried north by illegal immigrants, the hazards faced by the migrants and financial burdens assumed by taxpayers. The scope and depth of the film is unparalleled. In three years of research, shooting and editing, the producers spent many exhausting hours in the blistering Sonoran Desert with The U.S. Border Patrol, Minutemen, ranchers and migrant rights groups. The result is a film that is balanced and journalistically honest yet pulls no punches to reveal the criminal element mixed with hopeful crossers.

This documentary is about police brutality, institutional racism, and the power of grassroots activism in Cincinnati, Ohio.