The Salt Lake Tribune reports:
Prominent conservative commentator Glenn Beck, one of Tim Ballard’s highest-profile and long-standing supporters, now believes he was “duped” by the former Operation Underground Railroad CEO, saying the allegations he has reviewed amount to “really bad stuff.”
Beck and Ballard have a long-running friendship, with Beck promoting Ballard’s work since the earliest days of OUR, the anti-child-trafficking nonprofit, and Ballard being listed as the executive director of Beck’s nonprofit, The Nazarene Fund, before it was announced earlier this summer that he was no longer with the organization.
But on his show Wednesday, Beck detailed how he had been contacted by five women accusing Ballard of sexual misconduct. He said he assigned a Blaze Media reporter, who spent two weeks talking to the women and investigating their allegations, including, Beck said, reviewing text messages.
Read the full article. Ballard, you will recall, is the “inspiration” for the hit QAnon sex trafficking film, Sound Of Freedom, which has grossed over $230 million worldwide.
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