The little boy who who was arrested for making a clock

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Two days after his arrest for bringing a homemade clock to
school, Ahmed Mohamed appeared at a press conference
today to address his supporters. The 14-year-old student at
MacArthur High School in Irving, TX, thanked his many fans
on social media, who include Mark Zuckerberg , Hillary
Clinton, and Barack Obama , among many others. At his
press conference, Ahmed said he planned to take the
president up on his offer to visit him at the White House —
and said he also plans to transfer to another school.
Ahmed looked upbeat during his roughly 6-minute
appearance, smiling as he recounted the absurd series of
events that led him to his arrest. Police have decided not to
press charges after determining the clock was not a
bomb, as they had originally assumed . But he remains
suspended until Thursday for — again — bringing a
homemade clock to school. Asked about his other
inventions, he said he had previously built a pair of
Bluetooth speakers (“but they’re gone now; I kind of
messed up with them”) and said he was currently patenting
an invention that harnesses power through neodymium
magnets .
Ahmed told the crowd he’d like to appear on Shark Tank
someday. In the meantime, he says, he plans to help other
students who finds themselves in a similar situation. And he
encouraged young people to keep working on their
inventions. “Don’t let people change who you are,” he said.
“Even if you get consequences for it.”