adonis hoffman, got to leave the conversation there. appreciate your time, sir. hey, go tigers. appreciate that. thank you. all right. the s.e.c. is cracking down on spam text messages. they voted to adopt the rules for telecom companies unanimously citing a surge of consumer complaints. it mirrors an effort by the federal government to shut down illegal robocalls, reducing the number of calls in recent years. now it s doing the same for robo texts. cnn s brian fung with more. reporter: these spam texts aren t just annoying. they are dangerous. the fcc says they often come with links that may contain malicious kost ware or point to phishing sites. now regulators are unveiling new rules to block these sorts of texts automatically. thursday the fcc said it will
getting a republican in the white house who is willing to fight for those hard working families who are struggling under the weight of joe biden and nancy pelosi s socialist extreme agenda. it s crushed middle class families, lower income fam lishgs it time we go back to work fighting for them, that s what we are doing in the house majority. sandra: congressman steve scalise from the great tight of louisiana. go tigers. john: you two can talk about that later. republicans holding their first hearing on the education system as democrats slam it as a political stunt. are gop lawmakers the only ones standing up for parents? sandra: she has been a vocal critic of transgender athletes participating in women s sports. and now swimming star riley gains is speaking on her fight to protect women s sports and
incredibly rewarding. well, thank you for your voice, your time. gesture light. i will just say, you are just a joy, gugu. you are a good person, great things come to people who work for, and that applies to you. thank you so much for being here. thank you. thank you! and thank you all at home for watching, thank you for watching simone this saturday. i am symone sanders-townsend, you can catch me right here on msnbc weekends at 4 pm eastern and anytime over on the peacock arrive near opposites at the msnbc hub every monday and tuesday. and i have tomorrow on the show, former atlanta mayor andrew yang, joining me to talk about the upcoming georgia runoff. also a former un ambassador. and before i go i want to give a shout out to tennessee state universities class of 2022. it s morning i had the honor of giving today s commencement address. and i received an honorary plaque. go tigers, all right, thank you, dr. glover, politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton starts rig
that. ainsley: these true. you are right. because the election is only 8 days away, y all. and that s why it was important for us to be in a karen. i m back home in south carolina. this is lizard s thicket. it s in lexington, close to the university of south carolina. go gamecocks right, everyone? go tigers, we pull for both teams as long as they are not playing each other most of us do, at least. it s great to be back home and i m talking to all these friendly faces in south carolina it s a small state and we all know each other. i think i m the only one that left south carolina i will congress back eventually after retirement i promise. everyone knows each other. i went to high school with your mom or high school with your dad or we bought toilet paper and janitorial supplies from your dad when he worked for this company. i said thank you for putting me through college lots of fun wonderful people. her daughter and i gray up
in incumbent a lot of times polls before the election especially right now where democrats are very fired up, they re showing this surge in momentum because dell c democrats are excited to take polls right now. i m not a poll unsewer and tell you they re over the last couple of elections. republicans have tended to be undercounted in a lot of those. that s why you had votes like senator lindsey graham and senator susan collins who the polls ahead of the elections, the republican polls at least, said there on the polls this time. and they wound up ending winning handily. i think for those two races, wisconsin in georgia, republicans are, i think, slightly favored to win those races. republicans always come home. in races. more than the other party, the democratic party,. by the way kristen, go tigers, i m not talking about auburn. fantastic.