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Dan Bangeino.

Welcome to the Bangeino brief. I'm Dan Bangeino. I've been warning you about the FBI

and opportunity costs, folks. What is opportunity costs that's an economic term? What does that

have to do with the FBI? Well, there's a cost to a foregone opportunity, folks, and

it applies to the FBI. What does that mean? It means if I'm here today doing my show

and say my show makes, you know, X dollars, and I choose not to do the show. And I choose

to go out and try to deliver mail for live-in. It's a great job. But if I choose to do that,

I could be losing a lot of them. There's an opportunity cost. You know, Paul is a web

designer. If she chooses to try to go out and do something, I'm not good at delivering.

I don't know anything about it. If Paul doesn't know anything, you know, about lawnmower

maintenance. If she tries to go out and be a lawnmower maintenance person, rather than

a web designer, she can say, oh, I'm making all this money. You're doing lawnmower maintenance.

Really, she's losing all the money she would have made as a web designer. There is a cost

to lost opportunities. IE, the FBI, spending the last one, Joe. I don't know. Five plus

years investigating political cases. Really, treating January 6th as if it was the greatest

insurrection in human history, ignoring ATA, Antifa, and BLM. The FBI focusing on a Russia

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