Speaker 1: Thanks gotsh on an hour two Sean Hennity Show. Toll
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Speaker 1: one Seawn if you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program. I'm in New York today, only the second
Speaker 1: day this year, and I'm here for a really important reason,
Speaker 1: Turning point and Charlie Kirk and Erica Kirk have have
Speaker 1: created something that is so phenomenal that it played a
Speaker 1: huge role in my opinion in the twenty twenty four election.
Speaker 1: And what was the mission is that they went into
Speaker 1: hostile territory college campuses and they would talk to young people,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, they would talk about rejecting
Speaker 1: hookup culture. Not exactly the most common thing that you
Speaker 1: hear in a college campus. They would talk about, maybe
Speaker 1: you don't want to be the kid that goes to
Speaker 1: the frat party and you're throwing up in the bushes
Speaker 1: later on that night. Maybe want to make different choices
Speaker 1: in your life. Maybe you know we are mind, body,
Speaker 1: and spirit, and maybe we were all into work and
Speaker 1: now we're all into maha and getting healthy. Maybe you
Speaker 1: need to nurture the spiritual side of your life. And
Speaker 1: it also became a movement. And the sad part is
Speaker 1: is kids were not hearing this message on a college campus,
Speaker 1: you know, which is supposed to be a bastion of
Speaker 1: learning and where the free, open exchange of ideas and
Speaker 1: ideals and principles and opinions take place. We lost Charlie
Speaker 1: too young, and when he passed, I said, that was
Speaker 1: the magic of Charlie. And then I spent a lot
Speaker 1: of time with my fiance. We were watching a lot
Speaker 1: of tapes of Charlie and Charlie and Erica and their
Speaker 1: relationship and the things that they did to strengthen their partnership,
Speaker 1: and which is very honored to have in the studio.
Speaker 1: Erica Kirk is with us Charlie's last book and he
Speaker 1: finished it about a month before he was assassinated. Is
Speaker 1: called Stop in the Name of God. Why honoring the
Speaker 1: Sabbath will transform your life? And if you watch The Chosen,
Speaker 1: which I've watched start to finish probably six times, because
Speaker 1: I get more out of it every time I watch it.
Speaker 1: I'm obsessed with it, you know, Shabatra lom or right,
Speaker 1: which is a big part of it. But anyway, Erica,
Speaker 1: it's great to see you. Thank you for being here.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you did publish Charlie's last work. He had
Speaker 1: just finished it.
Speaker 2: He did thank you for having me Sean.
Speaker 3: You are such a blessing and such a dear friend
Speaker 3: to myself but also to my husband.
Speaker 1: He loved you, I loved him, loved you. I respected him.
Speaker 1: I told the story on the air that I was
Speaker 1: so after all this happened, and I thought back, I
Speaker 1: was so glad. I got to ran into him while
Speaker 1: I was going into the White House to interview the President,
Speaker 1: and he was at the same gate when I was
Speaker 1: at I'm like, Charlie, I hadn't seen him in a while,
Speaker 1: and I got to pull him aside. I said, I
Speaker 1: want to thank you for all that you did, because
Speaker 1: he motivated all these young people to want to get
Speaker 1: involved in politics, and both of you did that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was so proud of him.
Speaker 3: And I will never forget the day that it was
Speaker 3: election night, and how nervous but cautiously optimistic he was.
Speaker 3: He was so prayerful that whole day. And we were
Speaker 3: actually talking about this last night. How when it was
Speaker 3: just about to be announced, it was radio silent, and
Speaker 3: then Cliff on the live stream was freaking out because
Speaker 3: he was streaming it and he's like, this is not normal.
Speaker 2: You're not supposed to have silence on radio or on
Speaker 2: any thing.
Speaker 3: And he just went right in and I ran over
Speaker 3: to Charlie, wrapped my arms around him, gave him the
Speaker 3: biggest kiss. I was so proud of him because everyone
Speaker 3: can see him on his radio show, and I know
Speaker 3: Ainsley knows this too. With you, everyone can see you
Speaker 3: working so hard and during the day, but when you
Speaker 3: get home and it's just you and your love of
Speaker 3: your life, and they see how hard you work, and
Speaker 3: you come home and you're just able to bear it
Speaker 3: all and be like I just need to rest and
Speaker 3: breathe for a second. And they're in that place where
Speaker 3: they can do that and share their heart. I got
Speaker 3: to see it amplified even more so during that season
Speaker 3: of time, and I was so proud of him because
Speaker 3: he worked so hard, all the campus visits, the whole team,
Speaker 3: everyone worked. There was not a nine to five. It
Speaker 3: was just full mission focused. We have to deliver the
Speaker 3: youth vote. Everyone else can focus on everything else. Charlie's mission.
Speaker 1: I don't grandma Grandpa vote, I mean the older people vote.
Speaker 1: I wanted everybody to take the team. My message was simple,
Speaker 1: assume that your vote, especially in all the swing states,
Speaker 1: would be the deciding vote in that state.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 1: And that was my message even going into the Tennessee
Speaker 1: Congressional seven race. It was the same thing. The thing
Speaker 1: that I regret I have a regret in terms of
Speaker 1: my relationship with Charlie is I did not talk to
Speaker 1: him about the things that the two of you often
Speaker 1: talked about in front of children, and that is your faith,
Speaker 1: your deep abiding faith. And if I was going to
Speaker 1: have a last word, and I've been doing this since
Speaker 1: before you were born nineteen have we born before? In
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty seven? I was eighty eight. I started in
Speaker 1: radio before you were born. Okay, so that's not long.
Speaker 1: Everyone in there is dying, they're laughing. But I have
Speaker 1: a passion and the minute this silly light went on,
Speaker 1: it transformed my life. And that's all I want to
Speaker 1: to do. And I did it for free, and then
Speaker 1: I did it for next to no money, and it happened.
Speaker 1: But if I had a last breath, I'd want it
Speaker 1: to be Charlie's message in this book and I because
Speaker 1: what you're saying here is you both adopted the Sabbath,
Speaker 1: and that means sunset Friday, all the phones are off,
Speaker 1: all the connection to the world is off, and you
Speaker 1: wouldn't put it back on till the next night when
Speaker 1: the sun went down again. That's like twenty four straight hours.
Speaker 1: And Charlie addresses all of this in the book. And
Speaker 1: even as you can see, I like tore this book apart.
Speaker 1: I read every page and I want you to explain
Speaker 1: to people how you practice it, how it impacted your life,
Speaker 1: because the idea of disconnecting, especially among young people, is
Speaker 1: like unimaginable.
Speaker 2: Foreign It's totally a foreign concept.
Speaker 3: So Charlie is the type of person where when he
Speaker 3: is all in, he is all in. He will he
Speaker 3: if he finds a topic he is fascinated about, he
Speaker 3: will research it till there's no other book that's left
Speaker 3: to read about it. And so we probably have fifty
Speaker 3: plus books at our home in on our bookshelf about
Speaker 3: the Sabbath. He wanted to learn everything he could. And
Speaker 3: it's because when prior to honoring the Sabbath, he knew
Speaker 3: that he was on the precipice of burnout and that
Speaker 3: horrified him because he that's not he There is no
Speaker 3: stopping for my husband. And so he'd went on a
Speaker 3: total deep dive and realized after reading the Bible multiple
Speaker 3: times honoring the Sabbath, honoring the Sabbath, and in Exodus
Speaker 3: and Deuteronomy, one is about honoring the Sabbath because it'll
Speaker 3: set you free, and the other is because God rested
Speaker 3: as well. So rest isn't a weakness. And our culture
Speaker 3: views rest as a weakness, but it's a productive rest,
Speaker 3: it's not a rest. And I go and watch you know,
Speaker 3: Seinfeld all day, Love Seinfeld. Charlie's favorite two TV shows
Speaker 3: were Seinfeld and Fraser.
Speaker 1: I thought I was gonna guess curby your enthusiasm and
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Seinfeld and Fraser. And so for him, he'd come home.
Speaker 3: He started off very slow at first. It was a
Speaker 3: half hour a day for half hour for the weekend.
Speaker 3: But every single time he would turn his phone off
Speaker 3: and he would put it in the junk drawer, close
Speaker 3: the junctraor and say Shabat shalom. The reason he said
Speaker 3: that was not because of that's what you're supposed to say.
Speaker 3: He Charlie was also very fascinated with brain health and
Speaker 3: to him, especially since both him and I played sports.
Speaker 3: We understood this. And for anyone out there listening who's
Speaker 3: played sports, you get this. There's a sports psychology method
Speaker 3: of when when you're at the free throw line or
Speaker 3: you're about to start a game, you have a trigger word.
Speaker 2: Within yourself of to get focused.
Speaker 3: I don't care if that's game on or if let's
Speaker 3: go like, you have that one word that gets you
Speaker 3: in that mental state of it's go time. And so
Speaker 3: for Charlie, he had those words, and so for him,
Speaker 3: Shabat shalom, go time.
Speaker 2: I'm with the Lord.
Speaker 3: That was almost like a declaration to the enemy, you
Speaker 3: cannot enter my brain space. I am here to make
Speaker 3: a declaration with vocally, with my heart and soul that
Speaker 3: I am going to take X amount of hours. Again,
Speaker 3: it started off which is a half hour an hour
Speaker 3: to full days, which then eventually went to turning the
Speaker 3: phone on on Sunday morning. But he did that because
Speaker 3: it was a declaration to the end to me. You
Speaker 3: will try and come after me. You'll try and come
Speaker 3: after my brain, You'll try and come after my heart.
Speaker 3: But I am disconnecting from this echo chamber in this world,
Speaker 3: and I'm focusing on God, my family, my children, and
Speaker 3: that was it.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 3: He would read, he would research, he would spend time
Speaker 3: with the Lord, he would go hiking with with the kids.
Speaker 3: He it was special to him. It was his time
Speaker 3: to reset. And I know that he told this to
Speaker 3: the team all the time. He would say, if you
Speaker 3: refuse or if you decide not to honor the Sabbath,
Speaker 3: it is you who is missing out on that gift
Speaker 3: that God is giving to you, not the other way around.
Speaker 1: He was a really good salesman in the book. In
Speaker 1: this way, He's like he overcame every objection everybody, every
Speaker 1: excuse that everybody could come up with. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: going through the list, I'm like, guilty, yilty, guilty.
Speaker 2: I'm too busy. I don't have time.
Speaker 1: I can't do that.
Speaker 2: What if the president tries to me, that's a valid
Speaker 2: thing for.
Speaker 1: Him, It's valid for me to.
Speaker 2: Do right exactly.
Speaker 1: He's a real thing, you get it. And the President
Speaker 1: I have talked to him every hour on the twenty
Speaker 1: four hour day clock, and and he talks. He said
Speaker 1: he'd love to sleep. I'm like, I love to sleep more.
Speaker 1: Leading into that election, I was sleeping maybe an hour
Speaker 1: and a half two hours a night for six months.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just threw my heart into it. We're
Speaker 1: all doing our part. We're all like spokes on a
Speaker 1: wheel exactly. I want to stay on this and go
Speaker 1: back to this, but I don't want to be negligent either,
Speaker 1: And it really broke my heart when I saw what happened.
Speaker 1: I know you've answered a lot of the questions. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to ask you questions I know you've been
Speaker 1: asked before. But what I want to know is, how
Speaker 1: are you doing now? Because all of a sudden everyone's
Speaker 1: in your life. Then slowly but surely, reality begins to
Speaker 1: set it in. You find a few nights where you're
Speaker 1: alone and it's you and the kids, and then you
Speaker 1: know it dawns. It really reality strikes and everyone mourns differently.
Speaker 1: And how are you doing? How are the children doing?
Speaker 2: I appreciate that question.
Speaker 3: It's it's interesting because my situation is beyond a one
Speaker 3: of one.
Speaker 2: There is no blueprint for this.
Speaker 3: I my husband's murder was so public, the analysis of
Speaker 3: my reactions by the world has been so public. It
Speaker 3: has been one of the most humbling, fascinating, painful, interesting.
Speaker 2: Moments of my life. And you're absolutely right. You really
Speaker 2: do see who's in your corner. But you also find.
Speaker 3: People in your life that you never even knew existed
Speaker 3: that are reaching out trying to just tell you that
Speaker 3: this has really humanized them.
Speaker 2: And I have been at that side.
Speaker 3: To me has been very fascinating because who am I
Speaker 3: to judge someone's road to Damascus When something like this,
Speaker 3: as it should, rock people to their core.
Speaker 2: Political violence is never a solution. It's never the answer.
Speaker 3: And if they thought that they were going to silence
Speaker 3: my husband, they did the exact opposite. Not even just
Speaker 3: awakening aside in me that will become absolutely relentless on
Speaker 3: making sure my husband's message is never forgotten, and turning
Speaker 3: Point USA becomes something this world has never even seen before.
Speaker 3: But it also has sparked this incredible revival of people
Speaker 3: that are realizing, Okay, this is not right at all,
Speaker 3: and it has humanized me in a way where I
Speaker 3: am starting to know more about the Lord, I am
Speaker 3: buying a Bible, I am curious about what Charlie had
Speaker 3: to say. And so for me, when you ask how
Speaker 3: are we doing, you can say, well, you know.
Speaker 2: How is she doing it?
Speaker 3: She's a mom and now she's running Turning Point USA.
Speaker 3: And now she's running Turning Point action. How is she
Speaker 3: able to do this?
Speaker 2: Easy?
Speaker 3: Quick answered God, of course, my faith. We do not
Speaker 3: mourn like the rest of the world. I don't have
Speaker 3: time for that. But Turning Point USA is not just
Speaker 3: an organization to me. They are my family. Those students,
Speaker 3: they're like an extension of.
Speaker 2: Children for me.
Speaker 1: Even Mikey, even Mikey Studio with us family, Mikey McCoy
Speaker 1: has pastor McCoy's who married you. We're gonna take a break,
Speaker 1: we'll come back on the other side. We'll pick up.
Speaker 1: We'll talk more about how this impacted you personally, We'll
Speaker 1: talk about your children. But more importantly, I'm just urging
Speaker 1: everybody this should be a must read book. And I'm
Speaker 1: speaking from my heart here. We don't nourish our spiritual
Speaker 1: side enough. And if you could practice what Charlie The
Speaker 1: message that Charlie's were laying in is in what really
Speaker 1: is his final book, his final message to us stop
Speaker 1: in the name of God. Why Honoring the Sabbath will
Speaker 1: transform your life. When you're finished reading it, it will
Speaker 1: be very real to you. And maybe you don't do
Speaker 1: it completely, but if you take some of the advice.
Speaker 1: It will transform your life. Anyway, you can go to
Speaker 1: forty five book dot com or you can go to
Speaker 1: Hannity dot com. We'll link to forty five books dot
Speaker 1: com also Amazon dot com and bookstores now all across
Speaker 1: the country. Will continue on the other side, Erica Kirk
Speaker 1: is with us Charlie's last book, Stop in the Name
Speaker 1: of God, Why Honoring the Sabbath Will Transform Your life?
Speaker 1: A lot more with Erica as we continue nine four
Speaker 1: one Sean. If you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program. Erica Kirk is in studio with us, Charlie's
Speaker 1: last book that he finished one month before he was
Speaker 1: sadly taken from us and assassinated and murdered. Maybe his
Speaker 1: most important message that he's ever given anybody. And he
Speaker 1: talked a lot about politics, he talked about about a
Speaker 1: lot about life and dating, and you know, would go
Speaker 1: in on a hostile territory and he had an amazing
Speaker 1: impact on young people. Along with Erica, who's in studio
Speaker 1: with us. It's called Stop in the Name of God,
Speaker 1: Why Honoring the Sabbath will transform your life? I urge
Speaker 1: all of you look. You can find it everywhere you
Speaker 1: can go to forty five books dot com forty five
Speaker 1: books dot com to get your copy, and Erica remains
Speaker 1: with us. We're not going to rush through this interview.
Speaker 1: We're going to really take our time, if it's okay
Speaker 1: with you. So we're talking about how you're doing. You
Speaker 1: have two beautiful children, unbelievable. You said in a recent
Speaker 1: interview you would hope, maybe you know after this, that
Speaker 1: you were going to have a third.
Speaker 2: We were praying for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we were praying for that. I find things like
Speaker 1: that heartbreaking. Your two moments after this assassination that stand
Speaker 1: out in my mind about you. One is when you said,
Speaker 1: I have to listen to my creator and our savior,
Speaker 1: and you know this guy that assassinated Charlie was the
Speaker 1: type of kid that Charlie was trying to reach, and
Speaker 1: that you forgive him. That may sound easy, and that's
Speaker 1: what our faith teaches us. I don't know if I
Speaker 1: would be so quick to want to, I'd probably still
Speaker 1: want to. You know, I'm not their neck.
Speaker 2: No, I understand, you know, I understand.
Speaker 1: Because of what they did to such a bright, intelligent, vibrant,
Speaker 1: you know young man. He did not deserve this.
Speaker 2: It's pure evil.
Speaker 1: It's evil, pure evil. And you said that, and then
Speaker 1: you said you had explain this to your children, and
Speaker 1: that killed me. And I know you've addressed it a
Speaker 1: couple of times, but how are they doing.
Speaker 2: My son is still a little bit too young.
Speaker 3: Obviously, children can feel the absence and presence of people
Speaker 3: in their life. My daughter is I've been teaching her
Speaker 3: how to talk to Daddy if you will, so she
Speaker 3: will look up during her prayers, or she'll just say,
Speaker 3: you know, Daddy, do you like my dress? Or Daddy,
Speaker 3: I miss you, And so I whenever she asked about
Speaker 3: how Daddy's doing in heaven, what did he do today,
Speaker 3: I'm always like, baby, you tell me what do you
Speaker 3: think he did today in heaven? I try to make
Speaker 3: it which it is. Heaven is excited, Heaven is our home.
Speaker 3: That's not something that's supposed to be scary or sad.
Speaker 3: Charlie is more human and fully himself now than he
Speaker 3: ever was down here.
Speaker 2: He is fully complete.
Speaker 3: And the irony in this with the book, too, is
Speaker 3: that he spent so much time writing and learning about
Speaker 3: the Sabbath that now he is truly living the ultimate
Speaker 3: Sabbath with our Lord, and so my daughter is doing
Speaker 3: the best to be expected. But her and I are
Speaker 3: very close and she knows it. As long as that
Speaker 3: she can always talk to Daddy and he's always there
Speaker 3: for her.
Speaker 1: You know, when I think of the mystery of heaven,
Speaker 1: because we can only imagine, right, remember the song, I know,
Speaker 1: if you haven't watched the movie, I can only imagine.
Speaker 1: It's a great movie. It's a Christian movie. And if
Speaker 1: you know the band Mercy me the lead singer, it's
Speaker 1: the story of his life and his father was a monster,
Speaker 1: but this monster transformed himself and became a different man.
Speaker 1: It's really worth watching. And I love the song. I
Speaker 1: probably we have listened to it a million times in
Speaker 1: my life. But in those quiet introspective moments of my
Speaker 1: life when I think about heaven, Well, you go to
Speaker 1: the Bible. It says the eye has not seen, nor
Speaker 1: has the ear heard, nor has it entered into the
Speaker 1: hearts of ma'am. What God has you know in store
Speaker 1: for those who love the truth? You know? Or Jesus
Speaker 1: on the Cross saying this day you will be with
Speaker 1: me in paradise, you know. Or at the end of
Speaker 1: my TV show every night, I said, let not your
Speaker 1: heart be troubled. It's not an accident. I say it
Speaker 1: on purpose. And the verse goes on to say, let
Speaker 1: not your heart be trouble. In my father's house are
Speaker 1: many mansions, and I go to prepare a place for you,
Speaker 1: so that where I am, you shall also be. And
Speaker 1: those that that is the promise to me of Heaven.
Speaker 1: And I believe with all my heart, and this book
Speaker 1: affirms everything that I believe. That Charlie is there. Does
Speaker 1: that give you comfort?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? Absolutely? I talk to him all the time every day.
Speaker 1: You ever feel him, Oh, you do, always?
Speaker 2: Always here is such.
Speaker 1: I believe in that type of.
Speaker 3: When you make a covenant with the love of your
Speaker 3: life with God, that doesn't just disappear. That love is
Speaker 3: so such a burning fire and is such a burning
Speaker 3: fire of passion in your heart that no man will
Speaker 3: ever separate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when you both adopted shabbat okay, which I think
Speaker 1: is amazing, and that is disconnecting or or what is
Speaker 1: it called? We have the lure of busyness right the
Speaker 1: way you spell it in the book, correct, And I thought,
Speaker 1: and it's it's a declaration that a man's value is
Speaker 1: not measured by his output and productivity level. But by
Speaker 1: his surrender. You wrote those words in the forward to
Speaker 1: this book, and then I'm going to go to a
Speaker 1: lot of what Charlie said in it, but you practice it,
Speaker 1: practice it. So the idea of all of us turning
Speaker 1: off our phones and computers and every device we have,
Speaker 1: but most people listening to us is probably Allien. It's like, Okay, Hannity,
Speaker 1: you know you've taken this extremism of yours way too far,
Speaker 1: but it's not.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: I find when I am still is when I'm closest
Speaker 1: to God.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 3: And how are you supposed to hear what the Lord
Speaker 3: has to tell you? How are you supposed to break
Speaker 3: down and understand the issues of the day, the issues
Speaker 3: of your life, when you're being inundated NonStop with the
Speaker 3: noise and the chatter, whether that's social media, whether that's
Speaker 3: your cell phone. How are you able to fully just
Speaker 3: disconnect so you can hear and be human and just
Speaker 3: understand that there is a bigger world out there. There's
Speaker 3: a bigger world, and you are supposed to be so
Speaker 3: focused on heaven and everything else. Can just wait just
Speaker 3: for again, start with a half hour. With a half hour.
Speaker 1: I tell people, you know, the Lord's Prayer is the
Speaker 1: most powerful to me, and I'm sure you feel the
Speaker 1: same way. But if you ever catch yourself and this
Speaker 1: is I used to be a Catholic. I won't give
Speaker 1: you the long chapter. You know the long story, but
Speaker 1: things that happen in the hierarchy of the church at
Speaker 1: the local parish level all the way to Rome that
Speaker 1: really turned me off. But if you say the Lord's
Speaker 1: Prayer and a lot of times a lot of churches
Speaker 1: off other than on, you know, you're not saying it
Speaker 1: with heart and meeting. But when I slow myself down,
Speaker 1: I try to get through the whole prayer without me
Speaker 1: thinking about, oh, I've got to go and I've got
Speaker 1: a call, and I've got to do this, and just
Speaker 1: I have to get through the whole prayer with full focus.
Speaker 1: That has helped me a lot in my life. That's
Speaker 1: that's something you can do daily and then added to
Speaker 1: what you and Charlie practice exactly.
Speaker 3: And this is not something where again, if you can't
Speaker 3: do a full day, build it into your schedule. Charlie
Speaker 3: was meticulous about time management. He was down to the
Speaker 3: half a second on some days. So if you can
Speaker 3: only build it into you know, a half hour or
Speaker 3: you know, at home, we would have Bibles open all
Speaker 3: throughout our house. You could just walk right past it
Speaker 3: and be able to read just a quick Bible verse
Speaker 3: on your way, as long as you're able to incorporate
Speaker 3: the Lord within your quote unquote schedule, which should it
Speaker 3: should be the opposite your Your schedule should revolve around
Speaker 3: the Lord.
Speaker 2: You're You're in a good headspace.
Speaker 3: But Charlie knew that this was this was almost a
Speaker 3: secret weapon the Sabbath. Honoring the Sabbath was a secret
Speaker 3: weapon because it unlocked something inside of you that the
Speaker 3: Lord knew would elevate you in a way that no
Speaker 3: self help book would.
Speaker 1: I'm going to hand you the book, and as you
Speaker 1: can see, I destroyed it and I write an ink
Speaker 1: all over it. But I did have you autograph it,
Speaker 1: and I'm very grateful. I only want these are Charlie's words.
Speaker 1: And this is kind of a summation because it would
Speaker 1: take me a month to go over every detail of
Speaker 1: the book. But it's a nice summation about it. And
Speaker 1: just read what you feel comfortable, you think, and you
Speaker 1: can see where I start on that page. And because
Speaker 1: i'd rather you read.
Speaker 3: It, I would be honored than me. I would be honored.
Speaker 3: The Sabbath is not just a nice idea. It's not
Speaker 3: just a rest day for the religious or the nostalgic.
Speaker 3: The Sabbath is God's answer to a culture spinning out
Speaker 3: of control. It is his ancient rhythm of sanity, planted
Speaker 3: like an anchor in a world swept away by currents
Speaker 3: of chaos. Six days, we work, build, create, engage. On
Speaker 3: the seventh day, we stop, but not because we're weak.
Speaker 3: We stop because we're human. We don't rest because we're lazy.
Speaker 3: We rest because we're obedient. The Sabbath is God's resistance
Speaker 3: against the machine. It is his weekly reminder that your
Speaker 3: worth is not in your productivity, that your soul cannot
Speaker 3: be sustained by screens, and that your body was made
Speaker 3: not just for motion, but for stillness, reflection, and worship.
Speaker 3: You weren't made to go twenty four to seven. You
Speaker 3: weren't created to be reachable at all hours, flooded by headlines, marketing, emails,
Speaker 3: and the endless scroll.
Speaker 2: Of digital noise. The coming Age will promise freedom.
Speaker 3: Through technology, but what it will actually deliver is exhaustion
Speaker 3: and enslavement. Everything will be on demand. Everything will be customizable.
Speaker 3: The Sabbath cuts through that fog. It calls us back,
Speaker 3: It rehumanizes us.
Speaker 1: It's beautiful.
Speaker 2: It's so I read this book and I feel my
Speaker 2: husband so alive.
Speaker 1: Talk about putting this into practice as a couple. It.
Speaker 1: I have a couple of clips of you guys that
Speaker 1: I'm going to get you to react to hate me
Speaker 1: after this interview, but I think they're so powerful. I
Speaker 1: want to just play because you and Charlie some of
Speaker 1: the most beautiful moments in his life were times he
Speaker 1: spent on stage with you. And I want to play
Speaker 1: you and Charlie and your notes and asking each other,
Speaker 1: how how can I better serve you. I've adopted this,
Speaker 1: and I'm a lousy servant, but I try, but I've
Speaker 1: the practice is beautiful and I think everybody could learn
Speaker 1: from it.
Speaker 4: And someone wants to ask me called Charlie, and I
Speaker 4: thought we kept our marriage so strong when he was
Speaker 4: busy traveling.
Speaker 2: In our little secret there was love notes.
Speaker 5: Every Saturday, Charlie wrote one for me, and he never
Speaker 5: missed a Saturday, and in every single one of them,
Speaker 5: he'd tell me what his highlight.
Speaker 2: Was for the week, How grateful he was for me
Speaker 2: and our babies.
Speaker 3: And always at the end, he would always end it
Speaker 3: with asking the most beautiful question.
Speaker 2: He'd always end it.
Speaker 4: By asking, please let me know how I can better
Speaker 4: serve you as a husband. Charlie perfectly understood God's role
Speaker 4: for a Christian husband.
Speaker 2: A man who leads so that they can serve.
Speaker 1: I mean, how can I better serve you? Now? If
Speaker 1: you look at the divorced statistics in the country, and
Speaker 1: this is the talk show host to me, I read
Speaker 1: all the bad news every day, and how many marriages
Speaker 1: would be saved if each partner would ask each other,
Speaker 1: how can I serve you? What do you know from me?
Speaker 3: I completely agree? And that's what's so that's what's so fascinating,
Speaker 3: is that a marriage is not a competition. A marriage
Speaker 3: is the most beautiful designed by God love format if
Speaker 3: you will, that embodies God's love for us. And I've
Speaker 3: loved being the wife to my husband. I loved knowing
Speaker 3: that I was submitting under my husband because he was
Speaker 3: submitted under the Lord.
Speaker 2: That is a beautiful, beautiful thing. That that is such
Speaker 2: a powerful relationship.
Speaker 3: And when you have a relationship like that and you
Speaker 3: have a love like that, nothing can.
Speaker 2: Take you off.
Speaker 3: Course, we were a partnership. We were in lockstep with
Speaker 3: the Lord. There was no daylight between us. We shared
Speaker 3: everything together. I did not resent him on anything. I
Speaker 3: was so proud of him. And any time he had
Speaker 3: to work or go travel, I always wanted to make
Speaker 3: sure that he had a landing place when he came
Speaker 3: home that he could just and he would say it
Speaker 3: to the team.
Speaker 2: He would tell Mikey and everyone all the time.
Speaker 3: This is fine, great, all right, gotta go, gotta get
Speaker 3: back home, Erica and the kids, gotta go. And that
Speaker 3: to me was so special because I wanted to create
Speaker 3: a life for him that he always wanted to come
Speaker 3: home to. And he would always ask, yes, how can
Speaker 3: I serve you? I would ask him the same thing
Speaker 3: all throughout the day. It wasn't just in the letters,
Speaker 3: it was always constantly throughout the day. How can I
Speaker 3: better serve you? How can I love you? What can
Speaker 3: I do for you? And if we all have that
Speaker 3: type of heart posture, regardless of outside of marriage, but
Speaker 3: we have a servant's heart, this world would look a
Speaker 3: lot different.
Speaker 1: It's pretty amazing. And I think that there's I love
Speaker 1: the fact that you guys bravely, and that means everybody
Speaker 1: with turning Point and Charlie in particular, that you go
Speaker 1: into this hostile environment college campuses. I've been in one
Speaker 1: or two. I didn't get the exact warmest reception when
Speaker 1: I went there over the course of my life when
Speaker 1: they're hissing and booing and silencing you, but would bring
Speaker 1: the message that sadly, you know, how often do you
Speaker 1: hear on a college campus. Maybe you don't want to
Speaker 1: go to the frat parties, I said at the beginning
Speaker 1: of this interview. Maybe you don't want to be a
Speaker 1: part of hookup culture. Maybe that guy does not really
Speaker 1: have your best interest at heart. I remember the conversations
Speaker 1: I had with my kids when they were going off
Speaker 1: to the college. They're so raw I cannot repeat them
Speaker 1: on air, but it was like, to my son, they
Speaker 1: are not this and you're there to serve them, and
Speaker 1: they are human beings with feelings, emotions, a heart, and
Speaker 1: a soul. That was that's the clean diversion, And to
Speaker 1: my daughter is respect yourself. And they might say all
Speaker 1: the right words, but they don't meet him. No, I'm
Speaker 1: going to grab the book back, but listen I'm I'm
Speaker 1: first of all, you're going to this conversation is continuing
Speaker 1: because you're going to join us tonight, Yes on TV.
Speaker 1: We're honored to have you both in radio in our
Speaker 1: studio here at radio and on TV tonight, Hennity on
Speaker 1: the Fox News channel nine o'clock Eastern. You can set
Speaker 1: you DVR. Erica Kirk will be with us. I think
Speaker 1: what a final message. The final book. Charlie finished it.
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk finished it just before he was assassinated. Stop
Speaker 1: in the name of God while honoring the Sabbath will
Speaker 1: transform your life. It's at forty five books dot Com
Speaker 1: and everywhere else you'd find books. And I'm glad you're
Speaker 1: doing well. I pray for you, Charlie, the children, Turning
Speaker 1: Point and everybody associated with you. And may may God
Speaker 1: bless your great mission because it's important to the country.
Speaker 2: Thank you, God bless you, and.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you coming by. Erica, Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Next time, maybe not bring Mikey, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. Mikey's actually a friend to you. I'm totally joking.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break right back, we'll continue. The final
Speaker 1: hour roundup is next. You do not want to miss it,
Speaker 1: and stay tuned for the final hour free for All
Speaker 1: on the Sean Hannity Show. All right, we'll see Erica
Speaker 1: as you will join us tonight on Hannity. Don't forget
Speaker 1: you just go to forty five books dot com. It
Speaker 1: is stop in the Name of God. Why honoring the
Speaker 1: Sabbath will transform your life? Charlie Kirk his last book
Speaker 1: that he just finished about a month before he was assassinated.
Speaker 1: Erica will join us tonight on Hannity when we come
Speaker 1: back over one billion dollars in medicaid fraud. The person
Speaker 1: that knows more about this than anyone else in the
Speaker 1: country is doctor memon Oz. He will join us coming
Speaker 1: up on the other side as we continue