BLITZER: Welcome back. A beautiful day here in Washington. A little chilly, but sunny, nice. You see the White House right behind us. The Washington Monument. It's a fabulous, fabulous shot that we have right here. Look at the White House right behind me. Some might call it one of the hardest jobs in politics, managing a presidential campaign. Well, Kellyanne Conway is not only doing that job for Donald Trump, she's also the first woman ever to run a Republican presidential campaign. So what's it like to be the guiding force behind the Republican nominee? Our chief political correspondent Dana Bash sat down with Conway at her New Jersey home.</s>DANA BASH, CNN CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Morning on the Conway's.</s>KELLYANNE CONWAY, DONALD TRUMP'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER: Well, sweetheart, how's this. And then which jacket?</s>BASH: Scrambling to get the kids ready for school. Familiar chaos for any parent, though Kellyanne Conway is not any parent.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (voice-over): Where Kellyanne Conway bluntly acknowledging the uphill climb.</s>BASH: The mother of four young children is Donald Trump's campaign manager. On TV so much explaining and defending her boss, "Saturday Night Live" dedicated an entire bit to imaging her day off.</s>BASH (on camera): This is so weird. This is exactly the way the "SNL" house looked.</s>CONWAY: Do you have the same pajamas?</s>BASH: Where's "Walking on Sunshine"?</s>CONWAY: In my head. The pancakes are true to life.</s>BASH (voice-over): These days, her mother, who moved in to help, makes the pancakes. Conway's only been on the job since August, Trump's third campaign manager, but the first woman ever to run a GOP presidential race.</s>CONWAY: I wasn't hired because of my gender. But it's a special responsibility.
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