WATCH: Fox Is STILL Attacking Texas Boy Who Built Clock - This Time Over Soap Bubbles (VIDEO)

Ahmed Mohamed made national news when he built a clock and brought it to school. The school allegedly thought it was a bomb, even though absolutely no precautions, like calling the bomb squad or evacuating the school, were taken.

Still Mohamed was Muslim, which means that the usual suspects - Republicans, Bill Maher and Fox News - reflexively came to the school’s defense.

Despite the fact that it’s been a month, Fox is still at it. Fox & Friends host Anna Kooiman made the claim last Wednesday that Mohamed had a “history of trouble.”

What kind of trouble? Blowing soap bubbles and shutting off a projector.

“The techy teenager may not be as innocent as he seems,” Kooiman said.

Quoting a report published in The Dallas Morning News, Kooiman explained how Ahmed’s seventh-grade history teacher, Ralph Kubiak, had described the teen as a ‘weird little kid’ who had allegedly been suspended from school after being caught blowing soap bubbles in a bathroom. The teacher called Ahmed ‘one of those kids that could either be CEO of a company or head of a gang,’ Kooiman noted.

She added that Ahmed had been caught making mischief in school, such as creating ‘a homemade remote [which] he used to prank a teenager by shutting off a projector in class.’

“It’s unknown if President Obama is aware of his past disciplinary problems in school,” Kooiman said.

Here’s the video:

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  • Otto Greif

    He didn’t build a clock.

    • IxoIII

      That’s right, I saw that “clock”, and it looked just like the device “a friend” built to blow up a local abortion clinic. Didn’t work out like I..”he” planned though.

  • patricia dearston

    If he had been a white American he would have been exalted as genius and sent to a special school that could keep him from being bored.The terrible things he was said to have done such as blowing soap bubbles in the bathroom or making a home-made remote to do a harmless prank that hurt no one, is not the sign of a evil, troubled boy , but an example of a teacher that is racist and makes a big deal over nothing. We need more students who use their minds to make things that though harmless, can be a bit out of the norm. Perhaps that is what is missing from American schools, free thinking young students, allowed to experience, and experiment and teachers that leave their racism at home and accept that some young students are just a bit smarter than they themselves.

  • okiejoe100

    People that have only pseudo-intelligence have a hard time recognizing true intellect. I think their problem with the boy has more to do with his skin color and religion.