. >> nick daniels is a character in his own right. you can see it the minute you meet him.t's the characters that he has created in his children's books that are helping mak a difference. nick daniels is this week's harris's hero.he tre's some magic happening inside an apartment on edgewood street in northeast washington. nick daniels and his team are running a printing press. mr. daniels is a natural-born story teller. tory can come up with a line in a matter of seconds. i'll wake up in the morning and actually write a book. >> he's written 42 books. all of the characters are based on some verypecial friends. >> i started making up stories about ike and mike, lucky sandy. >> more than characters in a book, they're a tool he uses to educate kids about bullying, something mr. daniels has dealt with. >> i was diagnosed and the doctors told them it would slow do my learning and it did. i'm 68 now and i still struggle with reading and writing. >> but he says he thinks kids today have it even worse. >> these kids hold it in and hold it in and splash it all over the interne w >>

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nick rossi. i'm thankful for their dedication and expertise. i would also like to thank dan ball and crystal actually who serve on senator wicker's team, daniel green on senator markey's staff and sean on ranking member cantwell's staff. this truly was, madam president, a team effort. i'm glad that we have an opportunity to do something that in a very big bipartisan way will start putting steps forward that would help prevent something that has become a scourge in the lives of so many americans. madam president, i yield the floor. mr. markey: would the senator yield. mr. thune: before i yield the floor, madam president, i would yield for a question from the senator from massachusetts. the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. markey: i thank you, madam president. again, i just wanted to thank the senator from south dakota for his great leadership on this legislation. i think it's historic. it's a revolution in the telecommunications industry that we're going to be voting on here today. i just want to thank you so much for all of your great leadership. once again to thank senator wicker and senator cantwell and their teams for helpi