00:00 Mount Pleasant, a small town in Wisconsin, became the site of an unprecedented international experiment, which led to tensions between local resident Kelly Gallagher and Village President Dave DeGroote.

04:57 Mount Pleasant, a small town in Wisconsin, is faced with a major decision that will completely transform their village, and rumors start circulating about a big development project that requires a lot of land.

09:42 Foxconn, a multi-billion dollar company known for its factories in Asia, plans to build a massive LCD panel factory in Wisconsin, causing excitement and concern among residents of Mount Pleasant.

14:58 Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin received a request for a proposal from Foxconn, a Fortune 50 company, for a massive economic development project that would bring in billions of dollars and thousands of jobs, but concerns were raised about who would benefit from the project.

20:01 During a village board meeting in Mount Pleasant, tensions run high as a resident confronts a trustee about potential tax increases and is shut down by the trustee, leading to a heated exchange and a subsequent apology from the trustee.

25:23 During village board meetings, Kelly Gallagher reads out loud posts from a website called Let's Make a Better Mount Pleasant, which she believes is written by Village President DeGroote, in an attempt to sow doubt in the Foxconn deal and accuse DeGroote of writing negative and crazy things about her.

30:15 Foxconn is coming to Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, but the exact details of the deal are still unknown, and it is unclear why Foxconn would want to come to America instead of staying in Asia.

36:17 Foxconn is attracted to the idea of having a science and engineering park in Wisconsin, and they have a history of promising large investments and subsidies in order to gain favor with governments and then delivering on a smaller scale.

40:56 The financial advisor for The Village of Mount Pleasant is not concerned about what Foxconn will be manufacturing in their factory, as long as there is a building that is making something, the financial numbers will work out, but investigative journalist Larry Tabak explains that the type of technology being produced in the factory is important because cutting-edge technology factories become obsolete quickly, and the local expert confirms that the factory in Mount Pleasant cannot convert to OLED technology without starting over, which raises concerns about the long-term viability of the project.

46:23 The Mount Pleasant Village Board officially votes on the contract with Foxconn, and the motion passes unanimously, marking a historic moment, but some residents feel betrayed by the village government's handling of the deal, particularly in regards to the acquisition of land and relocation of homeowners, as exemplified by the case of Sean McFarland, a man in a wheelchair who was promised a relocation fee but was ultimately denied it.

51:28 The village board votes to declare the factory land blighted, forcing residents to leave their homes to make way for construction, despite objections from some trustees and residents.