Charlie Kirk's final book: A divine imperative to turn off your phone and embrace the Sabbath

Martha MacCallum reads an excerpt from Charlie Kirk's final book, 'Stop, in the Name of God,' which encourages readers to turn off their phones, find peace, and allow the Sabbath to be a 'weekly rebellion' that quiets the world's demands and makes the 'eternal voice' audible. Andrew Kolvet reinforces the idea that this book, despite Kirk's political persona, focuses on a divine discipline that God himself practiced.