The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guests: Carol Roth & Cheyenne Grace | 10/9/25
Oct 9, 2025
Entrepreneur and author Carol Roth joins to delve into the skyrocketing gold prices, attributing the surge to global central banks and demand from Asian households. She highlights the lack of gold ownership among U.S. households compared to China and India, and discusses the implications of debt debasement on the economy. Additionally, Cheyenne Grace visits to promote her upcoming Christmas film, sharing her acting journey and experiences navigating the industry.
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Bold Thinking Enabled The Deal
- Glenn credits Donald Trump’s refusal to accept ‘can’t be done’ thinking for brokering unlikely diplomatic breakthroughs in the Middle East.
- He argues bold, positive framing enabled trust-building across regional actors that previous diplomacy failed to achieve.
Trust Shift From Abraham Accords
- The Abraham Accords and U.S. actions that showed neutrality helped Arab states trust Israel and the U.S. as honest brokers.
- That regional trust made unprecedented reconstruction and investment commitments conceivable, shifting incentives away from conflict.
Global Gold Holdings Outsize U.S. Reserves
- Carol Roth highlights that global households in China and India hold vastly more gold than the U.S. government reserves.
- She uses this to show how non-U.S. investors hedge differently against currency risk than typical American households.
