Millennial former prime minister on being '100% yourself' while leading a nation

Sanna Marin took up the mantle as Finland's prime minister when she was 34. At the time, she was the youngest elected leader in the world. During her four-year term, she steered her country through major crises - from the COVID-19 pandemic to Russia's invasion of Ukraine - even as she had to fend off public scrutiny about her life outside of work. Her new memoir, Hope In Action," explores how she navigated these challenges and what it meant that she didn't look or behave like a prime minister is expected to look or behave." The World's Host Carolyn Beeler caught up with Marin for a candid conversation about it all.