ده اللي كنا خايفين منو. الواشطن بوست تعرض صورة أحمد مع المطلوب دوليا البشير.

Quote: Mark. Q Josh, how did President Obama come to post a tweet about a high school student in Texas who made a clock with some wires that got him in trouble؟ And why did he choose to tweet about it؟ MR. EARNEST: Well, I think the President, like many of us, was struck by the news reports of this particular incident. Mark, the fact is that America’s best teachers in our schools -- in our best schools at least -- nurture the intellectual curiosity of all of our students. In this instance, it's clear that at least some of Ahmed’s teachers failed him. That's too bad. But it's not too late for all of us to use this as a teachable moment and to search our own conscience for biases in whatever form they take. This episode is a good illustration of how pernicious stereotypes can prevent even good-hearted people who dedicate their lives to educating young people for doing the good work that they set out to do. So the President was pleased to extend an invitation -- or the White House was pleased to extend an invitation to Ahmed to participate in Astronomy Night that will be hosted here at the White House next month. Astronomy Night is an event that we've previously held here that will bring together government, scientists, and NASA astronauts and others to spend some time with young people examining the wonders of the heavens. And it will be an opportunity for them to talk about science and our solar system and the universe. And it should be a good event. And I think that -- or at least we are hopeful that Ahmed will feel right at home here. Q Does President Obama believe bias was a factor because the young man is Muslim؟ MR. EARNEST: Well, I think from this distance, it's far too early to draw that direct assessment from here. We have seen that local law enforcement officials have closed the case. And I think there are some difficult and penetrating questions that do need to be asked in pursuit of the information that you just presented.