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Well, we're broadcasting in the Adam Schiffhole of Humanity today, and that, of course,

would be New York City, but we are here for a very good reason and a worthwhile reason.

Erica Kirk will be stopping by our studio.

Charlie finished a book. Charlie Kirk finished a book before he passed

away, about a month before he passed away, called Stop, and the name of God, why honoring the Sabbath,

will transform your life. Now, you think about it, it is one of the most difficult things to do

to commit to once a week

could you imagine turning off your phone your computer your technology your devices and

everything that we become so addicted to and actually living in the moment with your family and resting one day a week as you know

god spent six days creating the heavens and the earth and rested on the seventh day and if you

know anything about the sabbath or if you watch the chosen as many times as i have shabbat shalom

uh you know what that means but but, you know, basically rejecting everything,

modern life, the busyness of life, and getting quiet and introspective and prayerful and

present with your family and reconnecting with your family and your friends and and not and not finding an excuse

not to do it i mean he has a whole you know chapter in this book where he you know explains you know

he basically is like a salesman you overcome every objection somebody would have in terms of

well not doing this and i And I'll talk to Eric

about that. He said something really, really incredible in this. He said, the Sabbath cuts through

the fog. It calls us all back. It rehumanizes us. It's not just an idea. It's not just

a rest day for the religious or nostalgic. It's God's answer to a

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