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Palin: Obama Should Have Tapped Clinton

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In Friday "World News" interview with Charlie Gibson, Palin says she thinks Obama regrets not picking Sen. Clinton as his running mate.

"What determination, and grit, and even grace through some tough shots that were fired her way -- she handled those well."

Response from Rep. Wasserman Schultz, a former Clinton supporter: "Sarah Palin should spare us the phony sentiment and respect." Read full response.

Palin also responds to rumors she sought to ban books from Wasilla's library: "Never banned a book, never desired to ban a book... It's an old wive's tale."

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