I've never heard that. But I've never really cared to hear much of what they think when I've seen what they've done to Christianity. Especially when I look it up, and one of the things they site against the catholic church was stopped in the 1500's (indulgences) meanwhile they're literally scamming people in the name of god as we speak. I've even seen irl baptist churches where the pastor is driving a Mercedes (with multiple cars in the garage), and the congregants are on welfare. And that wasn't some kind of megachurch just your average baptist church.
Even the "based" protestants I feel like suffer from the same problems all of them do (well like I said some sects are a bit better than others), like Joel Webben. I'll listen to his show, and I might agree with 1/2 or 1/3 of what he says on certain things. But he's obviously still twisting the word of God to fit his worldly goals, and his political beliefs. And there is something really distasteful about trying to justify 2026 far right political beliefs that realistically have nothing to do with Christianity by cherry picking parts of the bible that will make it seem like that's what Christianity is all about. Like I said, I think he's right about 1/3 to 1/2 of the time, the rest of the time it's pretty much exactly what I described. But that's the core problem with not having a religious authority, there is nothing to keep people accountable to a defined doctrine. Without people can, and do interpret this stuff in whatever way best suites them. It's also what led to the heresy that is the Scofield bible. Who's demonic bullshit is plaguing America, and by extension much of the rest of the world today.