SHIELDS: Welcome back. As readers rushed to buy her memoir, Senator Hillary Clinton went on the TV talk circuit, saying how she had reacted to her husband's infidelity.</s>SEN. HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (D-NY), AUTHOR, "LIVING HISTORY": I was, as I say in the book, ready to wring his neck. I was so upset and angry with him, very disappointed. And yet at the same time, he was my president.</s>SHIELDS: But the former first lady did not tell everything.</s>CLINTON: I have talked a lot in this book about how I feel, but I also believe in the continuing right of every person to have a zone of privacy.</s>SHIELDS: And what about that vast right-wing conspiracy theory? (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, ABC) CLINTON: I would say that there is a very well-financed right- wing network of people -- it's not really a conspiracy, because it's pretty much out in the light of day -- that was after his presidency from the very beginning...</s>SHIELDS: Bob Novak, you're a great devotee of the free market. Is this just about selling books?</s>NOVAK: Well, it's a lot selling books. Hillary has never been averse to making money any way she can. But beyond that, people around her tell me that this is a matter of trying to inoculate herself on questions that she's going to be asked if she ever runs for president, or when she runs for president, say, in 2008...
Hillary Clinton Hits Talk Show Circuit