How difficult is it to pass the US Citizenship test? Teacher Anne was in studio to throw some legitimate test questions at AJ, to see if he’d be able to pass today. (0:00)

Deputy Chief Robert Stoeckert with the Waterbury Fire Department was on to discuss the recent efforts to save three people from an intense fire. (13:33)

Attorney General William Tong was on to talk about his battle with the FDA to get some regulation on baby food. There is no clear guideline to the amount of toxic metals in baby food, as the FDA has routinely missed their own set deadlines to establish such baselines. (24:07)

What is the best way to escape from an alligator attack? Chaz and AJ began debating this yesterday, and brought in Paul Templer this morning as an expert. Most importantly, stay OUT of the water if you want to have a fighting chance. (29:45)

Amanda with Largay Travel talked about the Chaz and AJ trip to Punta Cana, which still has a limited amount of seats available. Plus, why it seems so difficult to travel right now, and her recommendation on airlines to minimize your chances of a flight being canceled. (37:48)

Chaz and AJ have seen a lot of the tortilla slap challenge on social media, and decided it’s time they square off themselves. So, they filled their mouths with water, and prepared for battle. (0:00)

While Chaz and AJ were talking about strange collections, Tammy from Prospect called in to share her toy collection. She clarified that yes, these are toys meant for children. (12:54)

A house in Winchester has been in the news after more than 150 cats had to be removed and rescued. Today, Chaz and AJ spoke with John from Pro-Klean who admitted there is almost nothing that can be done to completely rid the house of filth. (21:59)

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