Charlie Kirk's Books and Reading Life

Showing 24 book & publication videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Charlie Kirk read roughly 100 books a year in place of college, and that habit runs through his own titles and the writers in his orbit gathered here. It includes launch events and interviews for Kirk's own titles, including Right Wing Revolution, The MAGA Doctrine, and his final book on honoring the Sabbath, released under titles cited as Stop in the Name of God and Right in the Name of God, which Kirk completed shortly before his death. Erika Kirk appears repeatedly discussing this final book's message about weekly rest and its impact on their marriage and his leadership. Other entries document Kirk's reading list recommendations spanning faith, philosophy, and Western civilization. Also featured is Connor Boyack explaining the classical economic and philosophical texts behind his Tuttle Twins children's book series, Dennis Prager discussing his book on God and objective morality, and Alex Marlow honoring Andrew Breitbart's legacy in new media publishing. Additional entries cover Peter Schweizer's reporting on Biden family finances and Candace Owens announcing a forthcoming book aimed at Black Americans, rounding out a picture centered on the books that shaped Kirk's thinking and the publishing efforts of his broader movement.