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Well, get ready to be surrounded by grumpier people because summer is gone.

First day of fall, by the way, a Monmouth University study shows warm weather of summer is associated with positive feelings, joy, freedom, things like that, contrasting with the negativity and increased responsibility and the earlier daylight hours.

Of course, it starts to get darker in the fall.

So we get grumpier.

Ashley Page.

Well, get ready to be surrounded by some grumpy people now that summer has officially turned into fall.

A Monmouth University study shows the warm weather of summer is associated, of course, with positive feelings and joy and freedom and, of course, anxiety.

It gets darker earlier in contrast.

Like, in a good space, you know what I mean? Got the, I can't see it, but like I got our fucking best of Philly picture up here, you know what I mean? Oh shit, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I got our movie posted here, our history of sampling from when we were at Monmouth University and shit, you know what I mean? So, you know, like I try to, you know, and then I got a bunch of art up on the wall, you know, trying to like build my space to make it look, you know what I mean, good and shit.

Make

it feel like home.

What can an AI-powered cyber attack do today that a human hacker couldn't do as quickly or cheaply? Here's Dr.

Brian Callahan, director of the Monmouth University Cybersecurity Research Center in New Jersey.

Brian, set the scene.

AI has made cyber attacks for a lot of adversaries, unfortunately, a whole lot easier than it used to be.

Yeah.

We're speaking with Dr. Brian Callahan.

He's director of the Monmouth university cybersecurity research center in New Jersey.

I get the sense too, like on a selfish level is AI.

And yeah, Trav, Trav book- broke four that night, and I think that that was kinda like the spark that got put in the back of his head.

Um, and then a bunch of years later he was running for NJNY, and at the time Coach Joe was, uh, he was doing the camp 'cause he was still a Monmouth University coach.

Yep.

And, uh, he was doing the short running experience, uh, camp, uh, at Monmouth, and it was like, "Hey, let's do this camp, um, and then tie like a professional mile in on the end," which basically was Travis, um, you know, Ford Palmer, Rob Napolitano, like bunch of NJNY athletes-

Yeah, so I mean, Eric's been super supportive of the event over, over the years.

Um, it, it's a crazy, crazy story.

Um, pretty much when we hosted it at Monmouth University in 2019, um, Eric just signed up through the run sign-up page, and-

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But yeah, I wouldn't change it for the world.

By the way, Joe Montana, N.D., has the Monmouth University logo there, which great respect for that.

I actually coached against Monmouth in a bowl game in 2003 when I was at Duquesne, and we beat them.

And if we beat them, we needed some other team.

And you know what? According to a June 26 YouGov poll, 50% of Republicans stated they believe the 2020 election was rigged.

A Monmouth University poll found that 68% of Republicans believe Joe Biden won the 2020 election due to voter fraud.

And a Reuters Ipsos poll indicated that 63% of Republicans view the 2020 election as having been rigged.

So what does this show us? It shows us that Republicans feed off of dozens of their own versions of the Nazis stabbed in the back myth.

You know, of course, you know this.

I have a SEF for my chapter at Delta Beta at Monmouth University, and we use it quite a bit.

So for anyone out there who's listening and wondering, hey, I wonder if maybe we get one of those for my chapter.

Let me tell you something.