(CNN)
One of the most well-known personalities in politics and women's rights is honoring women's heroism at a time when such topics are hotly debated.
Based on their New York Times bestseller, "The Book of Gutsy Women," Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea Clinton have teamed up with Apple TV+ for the eight-episode docuseries "Gutsy."
This week, the two spoke with CNN about the show and their own courageous actions. In her private life, Hillary Clinton said, "Staying in my marriage was extremely brave; it was a hard decision."
"I'm extremely glad I made the decision, I have no regrets, but it was brave since everyone else in the world had an opinion," the decision-maker said. "It required a lot of prayers, meditation, and counseling."
She continued, "On the public, running for president." It was fraught with all kinds of unprecedented obstacles and issues because no [women] had ever done it before, but I'm so pleased I got the chance to do that. "I mean god, it was like being on the highest tightrope with no net," she said.
