Prologue: The Rebirth of the American Spirit (15 minutes)

The screen opens in darkness. A single eagle soars through storm clouds over a fractured America—shots of decaying Rust Belt factories, overrun southern borders, burning cities during 2020 riots, masked figures looting, and endless news tickers proclaiming "democracy in peril." Superimposed inscriptions appear in gold gothic lettering:

"From the ashes of 2020... The stolen election... The weaponized justice... The endless wars... The invasion at the gates... The will awakens. January 20, 2025 – The Second Founding. Donald J. Trump returns."

The music swells: a triumphant remix of "Sweet Caroline" into "USA! Chant." Cut to Trump's plane descending through breaking clouds, casting a cruciform shadow (eagle silhouette) over adoring crowds below. The shadow glides across red-hatted masses lining the National Mall, now rechristened "Patriot Plaza." No narration—only the roar of the people and the engine roar merging into one.

Day 1: Arrival and Awakening (40 minutes)

Trump's motorcade enters a transformed D.C. —every monument draped in massive red-white-blue banners with the golden eagle clutching an AR-15 and a red hat. The Lincoln Memorial reflects in the Reflecting Pool, now lit blood-red at night. Crowds line Pennsylvania Avenue for miles, waving flags, holding signs: "Never Surrender," "Fight! Fight! Fight!"

Trump emerges from the armored Beast limo at the White House gates (reclaimed after "the dark years"). Close-ups: his raised fist, the scar from Butler visible as a badge of honor. He is greeted by a phalanx of loyalists: JD Vance (now VP), Elon Musk (Secretary of Innovation), Vivek Ramaswamy (Commerce), Tulsi Gabbard (DNI), RFK Jr. (HHS), and a host of governors in red ties.

Montage of the city awakening: dawn over tent cities of pilgrims who camped for weeks; families sharing meals; veterans polishing boots; young men drilling in formation. Low-angle shots make the crowds seem infinite. A sequence shows "forgotten Americans" arriving—coal miners from West Virginia, oil rig workers from Texas, farmers from Iowa—each depositing symbolic offerings at a massive altar: a lump of coal, an oil barrel, a sheaf of wheat. Trump receives them personally, shaking hands for minutes on end, the camera lingering on callused palms meeting his.

Night falls. Torchlight parade of truckers and bikers circles the Mall. Fireworks spell "MAGA" in the sky. Trump appears on a balcony overlooking the Ellipse, silhouetted against spotlights. He speaks briefly: "They tried to stop us. They failed. This is our time."

Day 2: The Hierarchy of Loyalty (50 minutes)

Dawn montage with Wagnerian prelude: workers rebuilding infrastructure overnight—cranes lifting steel for new border walls, factories roaring back to life. The camera glides through tent encampments where MAGA faithful prepare: shaving, polishing boots, folding flags with military precision.

The Congress opens at the rebuilt Capitol (symbolically "purified"). Rudolf Hess-like figure (a composite loyalist emcee) announces the proceedings. Speeches from the inner circle in sequence:

• JD Vance praises the heartland, vows to crush Big Pharma and the education cartel.

• Elon Musk unveils Starlink towers beaming uncensored truth, drones forming eagle shapes overhead.

• RFK Jr. rails against the medical-industrial complex, promising health freedom.

• Tulsi Gabbard exposes deep-state corruption, calls for total transparency.

• Steve Bannon (as elder statesman) delivers a fiery call for the "final reckoning."

Each speech is intercut with reaction shots of rapturous crowds, synchronized chants, and slow-motion flag waves.

Afternoon: Tribute to the Labor Corps. Tens of thousands of young workers—construction crews, energy drillers, farmers' sons—in uniform overalls with eagle patches perform choreographed drills with tools as weapons: hammers raised in unison, shovels forming geometric patterns. Trump inspects them, walking a kilometer-long line, the camera tracking backward in one continuous shot. He speaks: "You are the backbone. You will rebuild America stronger than ever."

Evening: Torchlit march of the "Patriot Guard"—veterans, law enforcement, and citizen militias—carrying flaming torches through the streets. Viktor Lutze-style figure (a composite sheriff) addresses them on loyalty post-Jan. 6.

Day 3: The Youth and the Future (45 minutes)

Sunrise over youth camps. Blond, athletic teens in red polos drill in formations, play patriotic games, recite pledges. Baldur von Schirach analog (a young influencer-turned-youth-leader) introduces Trump to a sea of 100,000+ teens at the Lincoln Memorial.

Trump's speech to youth: "You are the generation that will dominate the 21st century. No more apologies. No more weakness. America First—forever." Close-ups of shining faces, tears, fists pumping. Montage of kids training: marksmanship, coding uncensorable apps, farming hydroponics for self-sufficiency.

Subplot interlude: A young family—father a Jan. 6 pardoned veteran, mother a homeschool advocate—shows domestic bliss under MAGA: kids learning real history, family dinners, church on Sundays. Contrasted with flashbacks to "woke" indoctrination schools.

Day 4: The Forces of Order (50 minutes)

Massive military review on the National Mall. Not official U.S. military (to avoid controversy), but "Patriot Defense Forces"—private security, state guards, veteran legions—in crisp uniforms. Tanks roll (symbolic, painted red-white-blue), jets streak overhead (Musk's private fleet), drones swarm.

Trump reviews from an elevated platform, flanked by Vance and generals. He walks between endless ranks—150,000+ troops—camera cranes rising for god's-eye views. Speeches emphasize border security, energy dominance, space force expansion.

Climax build: A mock "invasion" scenario—actors portraying cartel smugglers and Antifa rioters—are repelled in choreographed battle sequences. Patriots triumph, raising the flag.

Day 5: The Final Triumph (60 minutes)

Grand finale at Patriot Plaza. Sunset turns the sky crimson. Millions converge. Trump ascends a colossal stage flanked by giant screens showing global allies (Orban, Milei, etc.) saluting.

Final speech—extended, thunderous: recounting persecutions, victories, promises of domination. "We will dominate trade. Dominate technology. Dominate culture. Dominate the stars. The American will is unbreakable!"

Torchlight finale: Entire Mall illuminated by millions of phone lights and bonfires. Eagle drones form Trump's silhouette in the sky. Chants of "Fight! Fight! Fight!" echo for minutes.

Epilogue: Fade to visions of the future—shining cities, sealed borders, families prosperous, America as global hegemon. Trump's voiceover: "This is the triumph of the will. This is America eternal."

The screen fades on the eagle soaring into infinity, as the crowd roars one last time: "USA! MAGA! Dominate!"

This extended version amplifies every element—more subplots, longer montages, deeper character moments for lieutenants, grander spectacles—transforming the original's rally documentary into a mythic, hours-long hymn to unbreakable will and total American domination.