A Conversation with Pres. William J. Clinton (2 of 6), 2008
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Channel: The Aspen Institute · 2008 · News & Politics
President William Clinton discusses the life and example of South Africa's Nelson Mandela, whom he calls one of "the most remarkable people I ever knew." President Clinton also discusses Mandela's work with victims of HIV/AIDS. Hosted by the Aspen Institute, The 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival will engage its participants in a variety of programs, tutorials, seminars and discussion events which together are guaranteed to charge the atmosphere with vibrant intellectual exchange. Think of it as a week-long summer university for the mind -- remarkable lectures and classes across a stimulating array of topics.
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