President Bill Clinton was on "The View" this morning, and he revealed that Hillary didn't want to be V.P.

"Not really, she didn't," Clinton said in response to the question from host Barbara Walters.

"She said, 'if [Barack Obama] asks, I'll do it, because it's my duty.’ She loves being a senator for New York and has more freedom to develop her positions on the issues and her things," the former president said.

Former President Clinton said he supports Obama's decision to run with Joe Biden.

"It's a very personal decision who should be vice president. I like Sen. Biden a lot," Clinton added. "I think he was a good choice. [Hillary Clinton] would have been the best politically at least in the short run because of her enormous support in the country," he said.

Clinton also said he thinks Obama will beat John McCain in November, and told "The View" co-hosts that he knew both candidates and liked them both personally.

You can watch the first segment of Clinton's visit to "The View" above.