Nevada’s legendary brothel owner Dennis Hof is running for political office, and it’s stirring up all kinds of trouble. Could he lose it all?

Inside the tiny chapel of Nevada’s Patch of Heaven Christian retreat camp, 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas, cowboy-hat-wearing locals are meeting political hopefuls. A crusty law and order Republican running for local sheriff pulls a copy of the Constitution out of his pants pocket and holds it high. A guy running for governor as an independent tells the assemblage that God has told him to run for office.

The gubernatorial candidate is Ryan Bundy, and he’s the son of Cliven, the Nevada rancher who got in an armed standoff with the government in 2014, and the brother of Ammon, who got in a similar standoff in an Oregon wildlife refuge in 2016.