In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil Haley welcomes Ashley Reagan, Major Michael Hall, and Christopher Berg, each sharing impactful stories from their lives and careers. Ashley Reagan, granddaughter of President Ronald Reagan, reflects on her childhood growing up with the Secret Service and how she came to understand her grandfather’s global impact. She discusses the new Reagan movie, praising Dennis Quaid’s portrayal of her grandfather and highlighting its historical accuracy, ensured through her father’s involvement. Ashley hopes the film teaches young viewers how history repeats itself and shares how it has boosted support for the Reagan Legacy Foundation, which benefits veterans and the USS Ronald Reagan programs.
Next, Major Michael Hall, a decorated Marine, former state trooper, and Provost Marshal for the 36th Infantry Division, shares his fight against human trafficking through The Remnant Ministries and his security firm, Cross Rifle Safety and Security Solutions. Major Hall reveals the harsh reality of child trafficking in the U.S., attributing its growth to cartels, the dark web, and corruption. He recounts his team’s rescue operations and advocates for harsher penalties, including the death penalty for traffickers. Hall remains optimistic about recent border security efforts under Border Czar Tom Homan and urges the public to support anti-trafficking initiatives.
In the final segment, Christopher Berg, Vice President of Global Brands for Hultafors Group North America, showcases two innovative products debuting in 2025: W.steps telescopic ladders and the Hults Bruk Spika axe. W.steps, available in PRIME, COMBI, and RESCUE models, offers compact, adjustable ladders with aircraft-grade aluminum and triangular tube design for superior stability and safety. Meanwhile, the Hults Bruk Spika axe, handcrafted from Swedish steel with an American hickory handle, is a versatile tool for carving, chopping, and trail maintenance. Berg highlights Hultafors’ commitment to quality craftsmanship and their strong U.S. distribution network, ensuring availability at major retailers. Overall, this episode blends history, heroism, and innovation, leaving listeners inspired by stories of legacy, courage, and resilience.
