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Kid President' viral video takes web by storm – Robby Novak shares his advice for President Obama (2506 hits)

YOU GOT TO SEE THIS .....


"I think we all need a pep talk."

Those are the opening words from a video by the "Kid President" – a nine-year-old 3rd grader from Tennessee.

His real name is Robby Novak, and his videos have been seen by more than 5 million people. He's inspiring people to make "the world awesome" and to "be a party."

Kid President Robby Novak and brother-in-law Brad Montague talk with Soledad on "Starting Point" this morning. They talk about the surprise success of the video, and Robby shares advice he would give to President Obama.


Posted By: DAVID JOHNSON
Friday, February 1st 2013 at 3:38PM
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