Anti-Robocall Legislation Passes Senate, Now Heads To President's Desk

The transcript discusses a bill aimed at combating robo call scams, which has passed Congress and is awaiting the President's signature. The bill, known as the Traced Act, seeks to protect vulnerable populations by requiring phone providers to verify call origins and allowing users to block unwanted calls for free. It also empowers the FCC and Justice Department to prosecute violations. Despite the high number of robo calls this year, the bill's provisions will take time to implement and may not completely solve the issue.

What is the main purpose of the legislation mentioned in the text?

How does the legislation aim to protect vulnerable populations?

What role will the FCC play according to the legislation?

What challenges are mentioned regarding the implementation of the bill?

What is the expected outcome of President Trump's signing of the bill?