Burt Ward, Dan Bongino & Bernie Nicholls on Batman, Secret Service & Hockey Legends

In this jam-packed episode of the Total Celebrities Show, host Neil Haley welcomes three incredible guests who share their remarkable stories from the worlds of entertainment, politics, and sports.First up is the legendary Burt Ward, television's original Robin from the iconic 1960s Batman series. Ward discusses the 50th anniversary of the show and his incredible work with Gentle Giants Rescue, a dog rescue organization he founded with his wife 22 years ago. Having saved over 15,500 dogs, Ward shares his groundbreaking discovery of how to double the lifespan of dogs through proper nutrition and care. He talks about his specially formulated Gentle Giants dog food, now available at Walmart, and how their rescue has successfully extended the lives of giant breed dogs well beyond their typical seven to nine year lifespan, with some living up to 27 years.Next, Neil speaks with Dan Bongino, New York Times bestselling author and former Secret Service agent. Bongino discusses his book "The Fight," which provides an insider's account of security failings within the Secret Service and the political machine. He opens up about the 2014 White House fence-jumping incident, the challenges of protecting President Obama while maintaining his own conservative political views, and why he believes the future of the Secret Service is bright despite past controversies. Bongino emphasizes the importance of separating political differences from personal respect and shares insights from his experiences running for office and knocking on thousands of doors.The episode concludes with NHL legend Bernie Nicholls, who reflects on his illustrious hockey career spanning multiple teams including the LA Kings, New York Rangers, and Chicago Blackhawks. Nicholls discusses his record-breaking 70-goal season, the experience of playing alongside Wayne Gretzky, and how "The Great One" transformed hockey in California. He shares what it takes to succeed at the highest level of hockey, the importance of vision and hockey sense, and his current work on changing California's constitution to create a new sports economy. Throughout the conversation, Nicholls emphasizes his love for the game and his passion for both coaching and hunting.