final offer and he stuck to it. this comes after a weekend of developments including shareholders pressuring the board to take the deal. stockholders will receive $54.20 in cash for each share valuing the deal. the purchase price represents a 38% premium to twitter the day before musk disclosed his 9% stake. now elon's involvement boosted the price. musk announced his reasons for the purchase. he said -- >> now, while many are excited about his planned changes, it's his crusade for free speech that is driving this buy-out. he disapproves policies that the white house says doesn't go far enough. here's jen psaki moments ago. >> no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms, the power that they have over our every day lives. he's been a strong supporter of fundamental reforms to achieve that goal. >> one of the most prominent deactivated accounts is former president trump. he was confirmed moments ago that he won't return to the platform and choosing to remain on his truth social. other accounts like the babylon bee could be making a comeback. elon musk has twitter but he will still have backlash. big news today. >> sandra: a lot of critical employees threatening to leave. we'll see if they follow-through on this. lots of questions marks. thanks for the update. let's get the read on this from charlie gasparino. charlie, i've sure you've been working this deal for quite some time. now it's done. there's a big task ahead. what do you believe he does now with this company? >> i've said it's his if they want it. here's what the advisers had. the last nine years, because i covered it, twitter has been looked at by everybody and they passed. twitter doesn't make any money. they have a lousy cash flow. the only person that can buy twitter and trust me, they need to be bought was a rich gazillionre that needed to take a chance. so they had to take this deal no matter what. there was not going to be another bidder. all that private equity stuff that is out there was nonsense. private equity may fund some of the debt but not the equity. here's what's good about this. shareholders are finally getting paid. okay? that's a good thing. 30% premium or something like that from where they traded before elon started -- >> martha: it's bigger than that. it's 38% since april 1 before all of this started. >> yeah. you might be right around that. decent premium from where it traded before. don't pay any attention. people said it traded 77% last year. last year jerome powell was printing money. all of these stocks will normalize. twitter might go back down to 30. that's what they thought about internally. here's interesting thing. what does he do with it? one of the best things is that it's private. he can do it on his timetable. he doesn't have to worry about shareholders. it's not like disney is buying it and dumping money in it. it's not like -- if you think about it, discovery bought warner media and then left with this basket cause of cnn +. they had no choice but to whack it out and cut costs. he's not going to have that problem here. he's going to do what he wants outside the public lair. if programmers don't like elon musk, he can leave and he will get other programmers. i'm telling you. the question is whether or not elon musk decides to expose the algorithms inside twitter and how things are done. charlie, you and i know and anyone that uses this platform, that there's an immense amount of information that is transferred on twitter globally. this pales in comparison to the users that facebook has but that it have control of a lot of information. >> it's different. twitter -- what makes twitter unique, it's much more official -- efficient than facebook in creating information for the masses. that what elon musk sees. he will open that to different voices. he will see if the algorithms are biassed against conservatives. if donald trump wants to get back on, he will -- >> sandra: he's spoken to fox digital. he says he doesn't. who knows. >> who knows. he could change. alex barronson could get on. he had some different views. and i think it will be interesting. he doesn't have to do it with public shareholders. joe biden wants to hold social media responsible. who is he kid something we have a crisis at the border, all of this stuff going on, a war and he's worried about what elon musk is doing on twitter. >> sandra: what do you think about those saying that they're going to leave, whether it's employees that have gone on the record being very critical of this happening. they're getting a nice pay-out, by the way, or those that use it that don't want to use it if musk is in control. he night be the one to day-to-day manage it. who knows -- it is a 38% premium to twitter's closing stock price, april 1. that is according to the press release today. >> don't let the door hit you in the rear end as you leave. it won't matter that much. and i will say one other thing, if you watch fox business, if you watched us on fox business, you knew this was going to happen. he played the smart long game and this company had no choice but to take his bid. it's a basket case. that's the bottom line. >> sandra: many people point out what he's done with tesla. why could you question somebody that is this smart with his moves and deal making. here we have it, deal done. thanks, charlie. good to see you. by the way, dow finishing up 238 points after it went down through the day. now to the political implications. sarah westwood from "the washington examiner" joining us and carry -- gary kaltbaum with more. there's more day-to-day political dealings and communication is done through twitter. elon musk has been so critical of the censoring of twitter and the current management, do you he believe there's any room for censorship on social media? what would that look like if he believes the answer is no? >> elon musk has been vocal what he thinks he should dictate could be heard on twitter as the first amendment. he thinks content could be moderated from a legal perspective and not from a political perspective, which is what twitter has been doing. the way they censored content has gone far beyond taking down tweets that don't like, that support a conservative narrative. you mentioned the algorithm. there's a lot of didn't ways that musk can make twit area more sort of egalitarian place for discourse. that's why you're seeing progressives that are apoplectic today. this is a step in the right direction when it comes to free speech. it won't solve all the problems with big tech and censorship but it's a step in the right direction. >> sandra: gary, there was this pause on wall street today because twitter's stock was halted -- with just over an hour left in the trading day. it was halted pending news. everybody said it's happening. elon musk has finalized the deal. sure enough, the company came out today and announced that this deal was done. twitter stock up 6% today. another huge gain in the market turned around from a significant loss after the 1,000 point sell off on friday and ended up 238 points. fair to say wall street is cheering on this deal, gary? >> when you see a big buy-out like this on wall street tends to get happy, but frankly the happiest people today should be the board. you know, usually when you use the word bail-out, it's for companies that are bankrupt. this is a bail-out of a stagnant stock and a great marked for these types of stocks. a 16.7 billion gift to shareholders since the day elon musk took his position. if i was the board, i would be sender flowers and chocolating for elon musk for this. not one deep pocketed company, private equity or person came to the fore to outbid him. good for the shareholders. hopefully he does the right thing. >> they will get paid $50.24 for each share. one last thought, sarah. >> the white house has bull leaded companies to pulling down content that democrats don't like with elon musk, it will be harder for democrats to use their platforms to bully twitter into content moderation. >> sandra: not to mention the other changes that he wants to make. long norm tweets, mute button and edit button. perhaps they're lower on the list of concerns for a lot of twitter users. thanks very much to both of you for joining us. all right. from the battle over twitle to the battle at our border and what the white house plans to do about it. we're on it next. ctic life, you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions, and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with stelara®. janssen can help you explore cost support options. 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we're told that meeting is still going on right now. it's possible some of those members will come out to the microphones to speak. no question its likely and lele wait to hear what happened with the meeting. the president may be getting an earful from those members in his own party about the way this administration has handled the crisis on the border. there's new issues and the president is expected to be talking about those issues with some of these people, especially the real inability to get a grip on the surge of illegal immigration that happens daily. right now title 42, the policy that expels illegal migrants from the united states says it will expire may 23. there's expected to be a surge at the u.s. southern border. several democrats have come out to warn of the surge that will come as a result of the end of the program. pro immigration activists have urged the white house to end title 42 here's jen psaki when pressed about this within the last hour. listen. it's important to remember that title 42 is a health authority. it was coordinated with the homeland health security and there's been planning in the months for this possibility, for the cdc to take this action. secretary mayorkas will be testifying later this week multiple times. i'm sure he will answer that question and more and i will let him speak for himself. this is. >> this is bishop evans a 22-year-old national guardsmen that lost his life while going in to rescue two migrants that were thought to be drowning while illegally crossing the accessory you grand river. that's where a delegation of republicans are today. this is not far from where bill melugin is. a sad story there. as far as title 42 is concerned, i had a chance to shout a question to president biden. he did not say anything. it's anyone's guest if he will do it. but republicans and democrats now want him to do so. >> sandra: thanks, david. we have been reporting search crews recovering the body today of texas national guardsman 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important. it's the epicenter of everything. it's about those that live here, those that serve here, those that work here. it's about bishop evans who was found today. it's about his family, it's about all the families that have been impacted. >> this video here is down the river from where the body was discovered. more migrants crossing over. for the first time, mexican authorities got physical with these migrants, putting their hands on them. trying to take them to the ground in an effort to stop them from crossing over into texas. you'll see one of the women just come flying down the hill and runs down and jumps in to the water, escaping past those authorities. ultimately the mexican authorities were unsuccessful in stopping anybody. once they were in the water, it was a hands off approach. they ended up crossing over into eagle pass and processed by border patrol. you've seen kevin mccarthy was here in eagle pass taking a tour. we were embedded with him. here's his view on the situation. take a listen. >> this can all stop and you can secure the border. you're looking at the amount of fentanyl coming across. so if you think you don't know what is happening in the border, look at your own community and see who has died from fentanyl, this is where it came from. >> mccarthy went on to point out that he said president biden has flat out never come down to the border. he said how is that possible as president of the united states with decades of political experience, how can you understood the border without actually coming here to the border? back to you. >> sandra: bill, great reporting from there today. your interview with kevin mccarthy. thanks very much. as many as 20,000 migrants are holed up waiting for title 42 to expire in less than a month, it has my next guest concerned. chris olivarez is with the texas department of homeland security. who do you think will happen when this lifted? >> first, i want to offer our condolences to the family of the guardsman that perished. i want to point out that specialist evans, his bravery, courage, to risk his life to go into the river to rescue immigrants that broke the law, enter the country illegally and not knowing who their are and what their background is. he risked his life to go into that river. i want to point out that that is a true hero, a true patriot in what he did trying to rescue the immigrants. that is an example of what our texas national guardsmen and first responders do every day by being on the front line, but risking their lives. what worries law enforcement is the fact that we see these events play out and it hits home. we lost one of our own because of this situation and because of the fact that we i'll have legal immigrants entering this dangerous river and puts our men and women in a situation where we have to perform these operations again, continuing to deplete the final resources now where we should be on the front lines trying to apprehend criminals and perform rescue operations with our federal partners. >> it's encourage to you to know that there's bipartisan concern about what is happening. this is henry cuellar yesterday. listen. >> you and other texas democrats have is shared your concerns with this white house. are they listen something. >> we told them but they said they're going to continue with lifting the title 42. but the thing is, yes, they're listening to the immigration activists. my question is, who is listening to the men and women in green and in blue and more importantly who is listening to the border communities, the sheriffs, the landowners, you know, the rest of the people that live on the border. >> sandra: chris, perhaps with this bipartisan concern, a growing list of democrats speaking out and what could be about to happen there, perhaps that will push this white house to extend title 42. your final thought. >> that's what we're hoping for. we're hoping this continued pressure will force the federal government to have 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>> it is. the united states is committed to a free and sovereign ukraine despite what russia is doing today. with us as the leader of the free world that example will push others to make sure that they continue their support and continue to give ukraine what it needs to push the russians back and out of that country. >> neil: a great point as we continue to watch the events unfold there. where do you see this speak coming in the days and weeks? it's been unpredictable so far and leaving us wondering how much long they are can last. >> that's a great question. what you volunteer to look at, the united states intelligence community knows days if not weeks in advance what russia is doing. we saw this as they pulled out from kyiv, as they started to concentrate to go after the donbas region and begin to focus with these attacks to reconstitute and resupply. what we're seeing is the intelligence community now needs to get the department of defense to react to get the weapons that they need, the ukrainians need in order to be able to push the rushes back. we've been late to the party almost every single time while they're getting the supplies that they need, they're late, they're not as effective. the russians are making advances and every day we delay are days that ukrainians die as a result. so we need to do better in tying our intelligence community and the department of defense together to push that material to be quicker along with our allies. >> you believe that secretary of defense austin's comments about russia being significantly weakened should never have been said. why? 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>> sandra: chad pergram, thank you. and yesterday on "fox news sunday," i spoke with texas republican congressman michael mccaul about his party's chances in the mid terps. take a look. >> all we need is five seats. i think we'll get at least 40 seats. this has been so unpopular when it comes to inflation, gas prices. in my reign, the foreign policy mistakes he made and quite frankly, they're just weak. >> sandra: so with inflation raging and a lot of uncertainty at the border with title 42 going away, is a new spending push going to make things better or worse for democrats? let's get the read from kristin hahn. great to have you here. thanks for joining us. so it seems obvious, even elizabeth warren painting this nasty inflation picture that most americans are feeling in a big way in this moment. seems obvious to not tout more spending when historically in inflationary teams, more spending will cause more inflation. >> you know, i think first of all, there's no party that is the white knight here when it comes to addressing the debt and deficit that we face. they have continued to rise through republican and democratics. it's very difficult. people have to come together to do it. the political side, that is right. inflation is a difficult thing to tackle particularly in a global economy. it's not as easy as you would think. at the end of the day when it comes to spending, i think manchin and sinema have the right idea. i don't know what people think are going to get done that they can't agree to. they've been very honest about that from the beginning. i think doing targeted stuff on drug prices, which both parties want to do would be smart to do. and then, you know, get that under control. get a win under our belts there and a bipartisan manner. start to address these things. >> sandra: to that point, what is a win that could be touted from this administration so far? 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[laughs] >> 38% premium before anyone it was in a bye the thing that's a good deal the twitter board was forced to say you know what is the best deal out there we must manage his company maybe he can do summing about it but the twitter board would've rejected this would've been a big time lawsuit, they don't do it that. >> we appreciate you joining us. it's good to see you. okay that does it for us. we will be back tomorrow you can catch me tomorrow 1-3:00 p.m. the five starts now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: high along with judge jeanine, geraldo rivera, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ ♪ speed to the border crisis is turning deadly the white house finally reacting to the tragic death of a texas national guard member's been missing since friday. officials were covering the body of a 22-year-old bishop evan, he heroically jumped into the rio grande river to try and save to illegal immigrants before disappearing underneatth