To estimate the cost per minute to run the U.S. House of Representatives, we can look at its annual operating budget and divide it by the total number of minutes in a year during which the House is in session. The budget primarily covers salaries, office expenses, and administrative costs.

From GPT:

1. Total hours in session per year = 140 days × 8 hours/day = 1,120 hours

2. Total minutes in session per year = 1,120 hours × 60 minutes/hour = 67,200 minutes

3. Cost per minute = Total annual budget / Total minutes in session

4. Cost per minute = $1.3 billion / 67,200 minutes ≈ $19,345 per minute

From me:

Americans, they stole $61,259 (almost an entire coin) from you to make this video.

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