Hillary Clinton was a guest on CBS News' "Face the Nation" on Sunday and claimed that she would be a political outside if she was elected the first woman president.

"I cannot imagine anyone being more of an outsider than the first woman president, I mean really, let's think about it," the Clinton.

"All these mothers and fathers bring me the place mats with all the presidents, and they bring their daughters and they say, 'My daughter has a question for you,'" Clinton explained. "And then the daughter says, 'How come there are no girls on this place mat?' So, I think that is a pretty big, unconventional choice."

"I know what you're asking, 'Do we want people who have never been elected to anything, who have no political experience, who've never made any hard choices in the public arena?' Well, voters are going to have to decide that," she said.

Hillary also addressed claims that she isn't authentic. "Look, I am a real person. With all the pluses and minuses that go along with it."