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do not give in to terrorism. so there was that extraordinary and the area of quality to an extent that very few other people can attend to. she had that and she stood up and she showed it and i think that marked her courage who had just seen this bomb, london was being bombed and birmingham was being bombed and there was fear around and she wasn't going to give in to it. >> that is a tremendous and

to the discussion, thank you very much to our distinguished guests for a fascinating and extremely insightful discussion this evening and thank you everybody. following a reception the event as well if you would like to join us for that. [applause] beginning, iom the look in the mirror and i don't see a president. my response was, quit looking in the mirror. from the beginning he said this is not something i ever thought about. formerght on "q&a," the hisic relations worker on friend not to run for president

in 2012. >> i became convinced toward the end of the process that he is very competitive and i think he had made a decision to do it and if he had he would've had his heart and soul into it. , itfrom the very beginning is not something he ever thirsted after. host: this week on "newsmakers," the president of the american enterprise institute, arthur brooks, joining us from the aei studio in washington. joining us in studio, we have james hohmann and alex roarty. if i could begin, what is the american enterprise institute? mr. brooks: aei is a thing take -- think tank that has the same sort of mission as a research university, but without the students. we have a dedication to the free