After claiming she would "blink a few times and be fine" yesterday, Chaz and AJ brought in Fairfield Police Chief Gary MacNamara to blast her with pepper spray. Spoiler alert: She didn't handle it well.

Paranormal Investigator Mark DiGrazio joined Chaz and AJ in studio to play his "best hits," the scariest and creepiest pieces of ghost audio he's collected.  

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Chaz and AJ covered the tightening Governor's race in news, and spoke with Bob Stefanowski about his gains.

John DiIorio from 1st Alliance Lending was in with Chaz and AJ to expose the state's audit of his business, which included a gag-order, and fines, despite lack of evidence or explanation.

Chaz and AJ were reading a story about people needing to visit the hospital after getting pepper sprayed, when Pam said she didn't think it was such a big deal. Lisa Lampanelli came in studio, police chiefs called in, the Tribe shared stories, but nothing deterred Pam.

Lisa Lampanelli was in studio with Chaz and AJ to help the Tribe through their issues.

Who will it be now? Chaz and AJ covered the Governor's race, which will be wrapping up in two weeks.

Fran Drescher was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about "The Nanny," "Saturday Night Fever," all the movies AJ thought she looked hot in, and the Cancer Shmancer movement. 

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Chaz and AJ were talking about a monkey driving a bus in Dumb Ass News, but the focus abruptly shifted to Pam's weird throat noise.

Chaz and AJ had Street Pete in studio with court audio from Manchester, where Jeff was in on graffiti charges, and Keith sounded like he showed up for a DUI charge still drunk.