van houten. we'll see you again soon and we'll move on to our next agenda item which i believe is number six. i doodled all over my paper. and this is hearing and possible action regarding applications for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. we'll start with the consent agenda and i believe the deputy director will introduce them. >> thank you, president bleimman. we have five consent permits. additionally, there is a one as for the one-time indoor entertainment permit, it's not normally you would see this on this consent agenda, but given the ability that it allowed for the director and the commission to approve one-time events exceeding twelve days per calendar year. the business is applying for an l.l.p. permit for ongoing entertainment, but they're unable to come to a commission hearing until june 1st. the applicant is hoping to activate the space 15 times until they come to hearing for their l.l.p. permit. the staff recommendation is for the commission to vote to

. >> a parole board panel is recommending the release of former charles manchin leslie van houten. >> leslie van houten, a name on a list forever linked with one of the most favors crime and criminals of the 21st century. charles manchin! >> you don't understand me! that's your trouble! it's not my fault because you don't understand me! i don't understand you either! >> the story of charles manchin and his family, and all the horror they rot, is buried in archives. memorialized in media. long obsolete. yet, somehow, it feels present. that hot summer nights that caught the world utterly unprepared. when los angeles became, suddenly, a very scary place. it was august 9th, 1969. around 8 am. officer jerry was a little young cop on the lapd. where he met -- . >> the first call i got was the call to goes to c l drive. it came out as a drunk in a car. >> officer cruised up to the big canyon. and found the dead streak called c l o drive. the neighbor flagged him down. and suddenly, the drunk in a car call became something else. >> he had told me that the maid came running back out, yelling,

my name is parker van houten. i may fit your senior at the university of kentucky. i stay vocal performs an arctic administration at the university and i'm very happy to be here on this brisk and blustery morning. so our first presenter today is an associate professor of political science at kentucky state university, , the author f the books taboo, ten facts you can't talk about. hate crime hoax and the $50 million question. please welcome wilfred reilly. [applause] >> at her next bigger is the author of 11 books including thought criminal, beyond will, google archipelago for digital gulags and the simulation of freedom, just to name a few. please welcome michael rectenwald. [applause] >> and finally the settlement are joined by kylie carlino, the senior media relations strategist at regnery publishing will moderate the panel. [applause] >> hi, everyone. thank you for coming to this. i'm really excited about this conversation we're going to be talking about the state of speech in bookok publishing specifically, the dystopian idea of book banning is becoming a trend

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my name is parker van houten. i may fit your senior at the university of kentucky. i stay vocal performs an arctic administration at the university and i'm very happy to be here on this brisk and blustery morning.