Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 46 min · 18 segments
What really happened at the Hamptons retreat—and what do four separate videos reveal about the pressure on Charlie Kirk?In this episode of The Black Line Brief, Matt McKim examines accounts…
He's been detailing the corruption of and abuse and the cover-up within Utah, within the LDS church and within Utah courts.
And in fact, a lot of people that are involved in and implicated in the whole Glenn Pace memo, you can look it up.
It still allows it to be up there, but it's only like partially being, you know, uh, put out by YouTube.
It's they like limit it when you're, you have certain content that's talking about very dark stuff, you know? But anyway, the abuse of like children and things like that.
And, systemic cover-up of it that that a lot of the high leaders within the lds church and um the the court system like governor cox is implicated members of and it all relates to the tyler robinson case because there's a guy on the prosecution his name is christopher ballard let me see if i can pull this up OK, so Christopher Ballard is I know it's going to be small, but I'll read it to you.
of who are the yeah so we have chad grunander serves and he's this is the prosecution all right uh serves in local church leadership he has sustained as uh he was sustained as a counselor in the provo utah Edgemont State Presidency.
He has direct familial lineage to the highest levels of church history and leadership.
Like, no joke, okay? And Jeff Gray is also a member of the faith and recently made administrative decisions to end a decade-long wide practice within Utah Attorney's Office of alerting LDS leadership attorneys when local bishops submitted character letters.
Ballard, and Russell M. Ballard is implicated in the Glenn Pace memo and the abuse of these kids.
So directly related to someone with actual allegations, and if they hadn't covered it up and swept it under the rug, should have been charged with... his part in the abuse of children.
He's been detailing the corruption of and abuse and the cover-up within Utah, within the LDS church and within Utah courts.
And in fact, a lot of people that are involved in and implicated in the whole Glenn Pace memo, you can look it up.
It still allows it to be up there, but it's only like partially being, you know, uh, put out by YouTube.
It's they like limit it when you're, you have certain content that's talking about very dark stuff, you know? But anyway, the abuse of like children and things like that.
And, systemic cover-up of it that that a lot of the high leaders within the lds church and um the the court system like governor cox is implicated members of and it all relates to the tyler robinson case because there's a guy on the prosecution his name is christopher ballard let me see if i can pull this up OK, so Christopher Ballard is I know it's going to be small, but I'll read it to you.
of who are the yeah so we have chad grunander serves and he's this is the prosecution all right uh serves in local church leadership he has sustained as uh he was sustained as a counselor in the provo utah Edgemont State Presidency.
He has direct familial lineage to the highest levels of church history and leadership.
Like, no joke, okay? And Jeff Gray is also a member of the faith and recently made administrative decisions to end a decade-long wide practice within Utah Attorney's Office of alerting LDS leadership attorneys when local bishops submitted character letters.
Ballard, and Russell M. Ballard is implicated in the Glenn Pace memo and the abuse of these kids.
So directly related to someone with actual allegations, and if they hadn't covered it up and swept it under the rug, should have been charged with... his part in the abuse of children.
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