Doug Mastriano is the Republican nominee in one of the most pivotal elections in the country. He’s an election denier, insurrectionist attendee and has links to conspiracy networks. His campaign is notoriously secretive, so we went to Pennsylvania to find out who is listening, and just how dangerous things could be if he wins.
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