It's Tuesday, March 24th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is What Today, the show that is gleefully reading about the expenses from the Buffalo-centric ads that outgoing Department of Homeland Security Secretary Christy Knoam filmed at Mount Rushmore.

According to a statement from Vermont Democratic Senator Peter Welch and Connecticut Democratic Senator Richard

Blumenthal, Nome's ad required $20,000 in horse rentals, nearly $4,000 in hair and makeup,

and most confusingly, $500 to a South Dakota magic store. Yes, a magic store.

A magic store.

On today's show, President Donald Trump pulls back on its threats to escalate the war in Iran.

Shockingly, money may have been his motivating factor.

And the Supreme Court looks ready to limit mail-in voting.

Who needs the Save America Act when you have the highest court in your back pocket? But let's start with immigration and customs enforcement, or ICE. It's been more than a month since the Department

of Homeland Security shutdown, and American airports are definitely feeling it. So in hopes of

fixing yet another issue his administration

created, Trump has sent ICE agents to at least 14 airports across the country to do something.

But what is not exactly clear? You may have heard that the White House directed ICE to airports

to help overburden TSA agents. I can even tell you where Trump may have gotten the idea.

From an exchange on Friday's episode of the syndicated radio show, the Clay Travis and

Buck Sexton show.

Here's Travis explaining on Fox News.

I had a caller on the show, the Clay and Buck show today, Charlie, had an interesting

idea.

What if President Trump announced that

ICE agents were now going to be supplementing TSA agents inside of all of the airports? The ICE

agents are still being paid. How quickly would Democrats panic if he said, hey, we're going to put

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