So after the two-year period , after subtracting for whatever are the 'actual losses', the rest of this $424Billion has to show up as Income,d oes it not? That's what all the Banks did, just this past quarter because the high 'loan loss' provisions that they put in for the Pandemic last year didn't really pan out to be so high... So, if the Banks could bring those 'excess loan loss provisions' back as income, why can't FNMA?
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