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Thursday, March 28th. The hearing in Fulton County, Georgia over efforts to

dismiss the state case against Donald Trump for election

subversion has ended without a ruling. The former president's legal team wants the

case dismissed on the grounds that Trump's claims of a stolen election

are protected political speech.

Here's attorney Steve Sadow.

I don't think there's any question that statements, comments, speech,

expressive conduct that deals with campaigning or elections has always

been found to be a zenith of protected speech. But prosecutors pushed back

arguing that the communication from Trump related to the charges is not protected, and that his lies further to criminal conspiracy.

The judge did not say when he would decide, but in a parallel case in Washington, D.C. back in December, a federal

judge ruled that the First Amendment, quote, does not protect speech that is used as an instrument

of a crime. A trial date has not been set, but the Fulton County District Attorney hopes to go to trial before November's election.

The bodies of two men killed in the Baltimore Bridge Collaps have been recovered.

Recovery efforts have been paused for the other

four missing workers who are presumed dead because conditions are unsafe for divers. Once salvage operations

clear the debris, divers will search for more remains.

All 21 crew members are still on board the Dolly Cargo ship that crashed into the Francis

Scott Key Bridge, according to a senior official in India's Ministry of External Affairs.

That official says 20 of them are in good condition and one was treated for minor injuries.

And as for rebuilding, well, Maryland Governor West Moore said there's a very long road ahead.

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