Since most the church is volunteers it runs hit and miss. Even 30% of the church office building staff is unpaid missionaries. They put whoever is available into callings and when there are problems that paint the church in a negative way they hide or deny the problem. The image of the church comes above any member. The church will throw you under the bus to save it’s image.
When I was a teenager, a P.T. looked into the widow where my sister and I slept.
I crept on my knees to my parent's bdrm., and my father grabbed a baseball bat and went out to confront the man. However, by the time he got out there, it was all over (the man had gone).
Dehlin gets a bit long winded when he isn't interviewing others, but there is a lot of important material in this video.
The part I found most striking was his conclusion, in which he outlines systemic problems in the LDS Church: the false claim that leaders are chosen through divine inspiration; over-emphasis on sex, which teaches people to lie; sexual interrogation of children; protection of predators, who are thereby enabled to continue abusing people; special protection of abusers who have connections to SLC; and a PR system that tries to minimize and conceal the truth after the fact.
Dehlin's list of predators whom the church has safeguarded and often promoted--Steven Murdock in Tennessee, Sterling Van Waganen, Michael Jensen in West Virginia, Lowell Robison, and of course Joseph Bishop--is devastating. Imagine how many other monsters were cossetted over the years and decades and how much harm they did to innocent people. Protecting children was never a priority.
I wish Dehlin had prepared a bit better and rambled a bit less, but the facts he presents in this video are chilling. It leaves no room for belief in the spirituality or even responsibility of the church leadership. It would also be nice, however, if Dehlin would revisit his recent statement that ex-Mormons need to respect the church until they learn to replicate the community it provides. For the community he describes in this Youtube clip is clearly not worth preserving.