Morris: Hillary Paranoid about Secret Service

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton distrusts the Secret Service so much that she once accused her bodyguards of "hating" her and her husband, longtime Clinton advisor Dick Morris reveals in his new book "Rewriting History."

"They hate us," she railed according to Morris, after the Secret Service warned that a 1996 trip to Pittsburgh would require shutting down the railroad there for security reasons.

"[They] will shut down the entire Eastern Seaboard just to embarrass us if we give them the excuse," the then first lady complained.

"They're mainly Republicans," she raged. "They always take the most extreme option just to cause us embarrassment. We enter a city and they close down all the traffic. We can't go to Pittsburgh."

In her own book, "Living History," Hillary remembers her relationship with the Secret Service somewhat differently.

As Morris notes, Mrs. Clinton praises "the tone of cooperation and flexibility that came to characterize our relationships with the agents sworn to protect us."

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