Chaz and AJ podcast dove into the shocking shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, unpacking how something like this could happen in such a high-profile, tightly secured setting—and, of course, the bizarre moment that had everyone asking why the suspect put his mouth on that carpet!

To break it all down, they were joined by former Secret Service agent Paul Eckloff, who has protected Presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump over his 23 year career, and has been inside that very ballroom multiple times, offering firsthand insight into the security realities of the event.

Later, they spoke with retired Chief of Detectives for the Hartford Police Department Brian Foley, who helped make sense of the unfolding details and what law enforcement looks for in moments like these.

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Dr. Ron Clark handled "On the Board" duties this morning with "The Worst Smells in the Emergency Department." Pro tip: Don't listen to this while eating , trust us! (0:00)

Chaz and AJ spoke with Professor Brantley Hall, of the “Human Flatus Atlas” - what can farts tell us about our health? More than you'd think! (10:03)

A Dumbass News story about a couple's failed attempt to enter the Mile High Club got the phones ringing with Tribe Members sharing their own stories of flying the very, very friendly skies. (16:15)

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ went through some popular videos highlighting kids being idiots. After that, the Tribe called in with stories of encountering idiot children in the wild. (0:00)

Scot Haney was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about kids that annoy him, with a memory of the strange thing his classmate used to do in the bathroom. (6:50)

What is it like to be stuck on an airplane next to a sugared-up nightmare child? Chaz and AJ took a call from Debbie, who was not ready to laugh about the incident. (23:36)

It started with a rant about studio lights, and eventually made it to the Mike Vrabel story. Commander Keith was in studio with Chaz and AJ to talk about the biggest losers from the viral controversy, and then Dave from Norwalk shared a story of a time Mike Vrabel was the hero. (35:10)

Today was the day for AJ. He finally got to sit on a motorcycle and go around the parking lot, one step closer to getting his official state endorsement. Was he able to keep it upright the whole time? (0:00)

Minutes before Jimmy Koplik came on live with Chaz and AJ, Live Nation made an announcement for $30 tickets for summer shows, all over the country. Plus, Jimmy's thoughts on Iron Maiden not showing up for the Rock Hall induction, and the rumored "pop up" show that the Foo Fighters might announce ahead of Tuesday's show in Bridgeport. (12:21)

In Dumb Ass News, an arson suspect tried to convince police investigators he was not responsible, despite his numerous burns and missing eyebrows. (38:30)

Chaz and AJ had a pretty good round of Stump the Chumps against the Tribe today. The questions were all classic rock related, with assistance from Rob and Rick of the Meriden Daffodil Festival. (45:18)

In Dumb Ass News, Chaz and AJ took calls from the Tribe about the idiots and dumb things they see littering the ground. (0:00)

One of the world's "best" matadors lost to the bull, recently. Chaz and AJ shared the story of the blunder that inspired headlines around the world. (4:33)

AJ took his motorcycle exam live on the air, with Bob Tiso from Land N Sea Powersports in Waterbury. Of course, AJ did not study or look at any information yesterday to prepare for this. (11:44)