> many have accused him of being racist and look for ways to prove it, most notably i spoke to daniel hayesut the supermodel and asked if trump refused to love her because she is black. on the cover of vogue several times, a victoria's secret model and also in playboy. had i triedi tried to discourage her from being a model. >> my father was not happy. he said, i feel sad that you want to do something or your success depends on other people's opinion of your face and figure.figure. i said, i'm fine with that completely shallow and happy. >> able to prove her dad wrong. >> am going to make so much more money than you.you. i'm going to buy you a truck and you will be happy. >> i did and i did. and he loves it of course. >> her best decisions were actually going against her parents advice, and she has been a knockout success which got us talking about playboy. >> i am proud about playboy. i think think there is nothing more beautiful than a woman's body in all forms, not just the skinny body. >> they started dating in 2,001. i asked about it. >> i don't love to talk about that time my life. it

i spoke to daniel hayes, he is a writer writer who wrote the article, did donald trump refuse to love this woman because she is black? >> something i've said by hurricane ukrainian not model who dated trump, during the course of the time he dated he made the statement to her that he really cared about this one woman was a supermodel but he could not keep dating her because she was biracial. >> trump started dating her in 2001 after he broke up with marla maples. many people believed at the time that she was the love of his life. i asked daniel if he thought maybe trump was a racist, is that what his takeaway was? >> the interesting thing about that to me is that he did not say i do not love her or i will not date her because she is biracial. but it seemed to certainly be based on the perceptions of, the perceived perception of other. >> you believe that trump come although he was with karen behind closed doors come in the bedroom he was concerned about how the business community with think of her publicly and would not marry her for that reason. and he moved on and mary milani a trump

>> daniel hayes. louisiana. members need to keep in mind that tallying takes a long time. phone now -- >> we can deal with that at the appropriate moment. >> we have a hard stop for this room for 12:00. the rigging needs to be taken down so we have a limited time. be in a bad issue if we do not get business done. i encourage people to move forward. >> you may wish to bring that point up again when the issue is raised. >> point of personal privilege. >> from whom? >> timothy perkins from the california delegation. >> please go ahead. >> as a point of personal privilege i asked the body that we not follow the example of the republican and democrat convention at which there have been violations of the nap in response to not achieving political goals. >> are you seeking recognition and for what purpose? >> i have a question for the chair. >> point of information, yes sir. >> i'm from new hampshire. would it be appropriate, if not now, when, to ask the body for mr. sharp to address the delegation? >> i think it would be appropriate, but with the indulgence of the body, i would

hayes get the nomination. a depiction of the surrounding the compromise of 1850. up, noton i have it only henry clay, daniel webster, c. calhoun -- i have it up because i'm an admirer of clay but i did my senior theis in college of compromise. host: was it because he was a kentuckian that you did that? senator mcconnell: yeah. i recently reread it. it wasn't very good. madely, they should have me rewrite it so i'm not exactly sending it around for publication. three sortone of the of major compromises that clay in, widelyd attributed to holding the union together as long as it held before the inevitable conflict blew things up. gave him the nickname "the great compromiser." correct? senator mcconnell: yeah. was known as. host: what does that message mean for you for the senate today? senator mcconnell: because you compromise. and we do a lot of that. unfortunately in today's world agree on never make any news. it's only when we have differences. goes off the track or something's controversial that it seems to be important enough to be noticed, which is a great frustration. to people like me because we've in