ABC News:

Clinton at first said he did not want to rehash events of the past year because it “interferes with the issue which is who should be elected in November.” But then he offered a lengthy defense of his own role and chastized the media for its coverage. When asked, “Do you personally have any regrets about what you did, campaigning for your wife?” Clinton, at first, answered, “Yes, but not the ones you think. And it would be counterproductive for me to talk about.” But then he added, “There are things that I wish I’d urged her to do. Things I wish I’d said. Things I wish I hadn’t said. “But I am not a racist,” he continued. “I’ve never made a racist comment and I never attacked him [Obama] personally.”

Someone’s a little bitter:

Bill Clinton suggested he is still mad at one politician, South Carolina’s Rep. Jim Clyburn, who abandoned his neutrality to back Obama after claiming that the former president had injected race into the campaign.
When Clyburn’s name was brought up as a supporter who criticized the former president, Clinton interrupted to say Clyburn was never a supporter of the Clintons.
When Clyburn’s description was changed to “longtime friend,” Clinton replied, “Used to be.”