Elementary school children who dare to direct interviews with the Barrack Obama + VIDEO

Elementary school children around the age of 11 years of interviews with people trying to number 1 in the United States there, that is, Barrack Obama. B. Elementary school kid that seems similar to Obama. News Grafisthy try to find news about this primary school children, and the results he was a Expert Reporter from Florida, United States. Click read more and see Videos ...

Damon gets national attention to the interview on the campaign trail and the president has been trying to interview Obama since he visited Washington for the inauguration. Along the way, he met a number of celebrities, including Oprah Winfrey, Samuel L. Jackson dan Colin Powell. Jackson and Colin Powell.

Heat star Dwyane Wade and even film a video with Damon in which he promised to shoot hoops with the president if he let the students have an interview.

The six-student is now a reporter for the youngest president of the interview. Damon ended the interview with the President requesting him to be his homeboy and said he was excited to have three homeboys he interviewed: Wade, Vice President Obama and Joe Biden.

Damon mother, Regina Weaver, went to Washington and said that he can not be prouder of her boy.

"I try to teach all my children if you have a focus and a dream to go to dream," said a beaming mother hugged Damon at the airport as family members and schools in the KE Cunningham / Canal Point Elementary School, Lavoise Smith.

. National talk shows, such as The Early Show, Damon interviewed this morning.

"President Obama is very good," Damon told The Early Show weather anchor, Dave Price. "I expect him to be like him. ... President is a man of the people."

Damon's broadcasting teacher, Brian Zimmerman, a journalist in the White House press corps kept coming up to Damon before the interview with Obama and ask him about it, but not because he is suspected to be confidential. . Said Damon has managed to maintain the fame and the media frenzy to go to his head.

"He's kept his cool through it," said Zimmerman. " "He's a regular kid. He will go back to school and play football."

Student reporter Damon Weaver, 11 years, achieved the dream he told ABC News on the election night. He sat for an interview at the White House with President Barack Obama.

Damon Weaver: I have heard that you want to make the announcement on education. Please tell me about the announcement?

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well on 8 September when young people across the country that has just started or will return to school, I will make a major speech to all of you people across the country about the importance of education and the importance staying in school, how we want to improve the education system and why so important to the state, so I hope everyone tunes in

How education can be improved with all these injuries?