we're kunar home in berkley california.ou'd miss any of this and you want to watch it, it will be available in booktv.org, also had booktv.org you'll be able to find a list of all of alice@i pocket titled, why america may go to hell, so my question is, bill clinton was called the first black president in four years the clintons were personally and politically involved with black civil rights issues and leaders. isn't it somewhat hard to believe that hillary was really so taken aback by reverend bright's comments? >> guest: yes, but i also feel that there is a lot of political talking and a lot of political thinking and a lot of political behavior, which is to say is not genuine and we should not be surprised. of the clintons are very political people, they always have been and i think that it is easy to say that martin luther king jr. would have been her pastor now. he is dead. i think it would be much more interesting to hang out with reverend wright and try to talk to him about issues that disturb you and to show some cou

. ♪ >> stahl: but when ronald reagan became governor of california, the liberal students at berkley weree staging protests against the vietnam war. it was the thick of the 1960's, and patti at 14 was embarrassed by her parents' conservatism. >> if somebody said to me you can go to haight ashbury and put flowers in your hair -- that's desperately what i wanted to do. >> i don't think the administration should negotiate with the students' committee. >> here is my father going to berkley, the hotbed of revolutionary -- going to berkeley, the hotbed of revolutionary activity, i was mortified. that was formative because some of that stridency, i think, it had its -- when he became president i was still angry about -- i was still angry about berkeley. >> stahl: so for the eight years her parents lived in the white house, she basically kept her distance, but she didn't hold her tongue. >> and it's up to each of us to increase people's awareness of the threat of nuclear power. >> stahl: here she is in 1981 at a rally in los angeles protesting nuclear power. >> i do regret speaking out in the way