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washington journal and scheduling information for c-span tv networks and c-span radio, as well as podcast. c-span now is available at the apple, store, google play and downloaded for free today. your front row seat to washington. anytime. anywhere. >> pro life advocates pro-life advocates are questioning whether the justice department is doing enough to prosecute those who have threatened activists and attacked organizations and crisis pregnancy centers. since the supreme court overtur...

d.c. >> my name is john malcolm, i am the vice president for institute of constitutional government and a director for political and judicial studies. i am delighted that edward knees -- neece is here this evening. [applause] >> this lecture has been named in honor of one of our countrys most distinguished jurists and legal scholars, a man who in fact distinguished himself in many different ways. joseph story was involved in politics and civic activities in of native state of massachus...

One year ago Thursday, the horrific school shooting in Parkland, Florida, sparked an intense national debate over firearm-related violence. As some pushed for broader restrictions on the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens, The Heritage Foundation has undertaken the task of evaluating the complex, underlying realities of gun violence, including its relationship to untreated serious mental illness. 

-- neece is here this evening. [applause] >> this lecture has been named in honor of one of our countrys most distinguished jurists and legal scholars, a man who in fact distinguished himself in many different ways. joseph story was involved in politics and civic activities in of native state of massachusetts. after several years in private practice he served in the massachusetts state legislature, and for part of that time he was speaker of the house and then in united states congress...

kagan and her conversation back in october at the university of pennsylvania. university of pennsylvania. [applause] >> it established to see you and just a distinct honor to be hosting justice kagan today. justice kagan: it is an honor to be here. can i say something? congratulations. it is your inauguration. >> it is. justice kagan: everyone said it is your investiture but it is your inauguration. congratulations. congratulations to the entire penn community. liz and i, we go back al...

shock and a great betrayal of trust by someone. the and overturning of roe v. wade sparked nationwide protests, including in front of the justices home in politico in may. this conversation came at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. my name is john malcolm, i am the vice president for institute of constitutional government and a director for political and judicial studies. i am delighted that edward knees -- neece is here this evening. [applause] >> this lecture has been named...

Tony Tetro faked works by some of the best artists of all time, fooling collectors, museums, and even royals in the process. Here, in an excerpt from his new memoir, he reveals the tricks of his trade. 

This week on the “Heritage Explains” podcast, John Malcolm, vice president of Heritage’s Institute for Constitutional Government and director of Heritage’s Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, explains some of the hostile narratives that have emerged in mainstream and social media about America's law enforcement officers and why they are false and harmful.   

One of the areas in need of correction is the overuse and misuse of substantive criminal law, a problem known by the neolo - gism “overcriminalization.”

Today, President-elect Donald Trump nominated Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) for Attorney General. Heritage President Jim DeMint, had the following to say about the nomination: