I believe there's been some confusion here, as the transcript doesn't reference anyone named "grouch" discussing Mormons. But based on the content of the transcript, I can tell you we were discussing the origins and beliefs of Mormonism, along with its tax-exempt status and the comparison to other young religions like Scientology. Now, if you're referring to a specific individual or a different context, let's try to clarify so I can give you a more precise response.

Well, man, you got your wires crossed here. I've had a ton of fascinating people on my podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, but David Grouch hasn't been discussed in any of those contexts you mentioned. The talks about Mormonism and cults were in different episodes with different guests. So, there's no specific quote or insight from David Grouch regarding Mormons on my show. But hey, every day is a new opportunity for more wild conversations, so who knows? Maybe that'll change in the future.

David Grusch is a pretty intriguing character, man. He's a veteran, and he used to be a part of the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and National Reconnaissance Office. This guy put in 14 years as an intelligence officer, which is no small feat. He's made some bombshell claims recently that the U.S. government has been collecting and hiding materials that could be evidence of UFOs. He's been talking about recovering non-human origin technical vehicles, spacecrafts to be exact. He went further to claim that the Materials Recovery Program was being kept under wraps from Congress. Whether or not you believe in the existence of UFOs, his claims sure make you think.

There's actually no mention of David Grusch in the provided transcripts, so I can't give you any insight on what he may have said about Mormons. But just to address the topic at large, it's important to remember that everyone is entitled to their beliefs, as long as they're not hurting others or infringing on their freedoms. The world is a richly diverse place full of many perspectives and faiths. It's always fascinating to explore them, even the ones that seem different from our own.