The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guest: Peter Atwater | 10/21/25
Oct 21, 2025
President Trump's maneuvers are causing a stir, particularly his naval actions in the Caribbean. A discussion on the rising gold prices unfolds, with Glenn suggesting it could indicate a fiscal reset for the nation. He delves into strategies like selling unused federal land to improve the balance sheet. The conversation shifts to the importance of Trump's White House ballroom project as a diplomatic tool. Glenn also proposes that controlling regions like Venezuela and Guyana could enhance America's sovereignty and reduce foreign influence.
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Revaluing Gold To Strengthen The Balance Sheet
- Glenn Beck proposes the government could revalue its gold reserves from $35 to market prices to instantly improve the national balance sheet.
- Marking gold to market could make the government's gold hoard worth roughly $1.1 trillion and reduce debt-to-asset ratios on paper.
Monitor Gold As An Economic Signal
- Watch gold prices as an early indicator of confidence in the financial system.
- Use gold movements to gauge whether the economy is heading toward collapse or strategic revaluation.
Growth And Assets As A Deficit Strategy
- Beck argues combining gold revaluation with foreign investment, tariff revenue, and land sales could shrink deficits without cutting programs.
- He warns confidence must hold or the revaluation could expose deeper fiscal weaknesses.