"Charlie Dedicated His Last Book to Me"
In this monologue, the speaker recounts a personal anecdote in which political activist Charlie Kirk dedicated his forthcoming (and ultimately final) book to the speaker, crediting the speaker with inspiring his advocacy for Torah‑based Shabbat observance among Gentiles, particularly Christians. The speaker notes that both he and Kirk presented a joint talk at Arizona State University, where Kirk’s speech centered on observing the traditional Friday‑night to Saturday‑night Shabbat, explicitly rejecting the notion of a Sunday observance. The speaker reflects on the significance of having influenced a high‑profile figure, suggesting that this influence could ripple to millions of people, and expresses a sense of pride and validation from that perceived impact.
