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Jason Hartman expressed optimism regarding the new administration's leadership and its potential to positively impact the economy, despite acknowledging short-term disruptions for certain sectors, particularly low-end property landlords and employers dependent on immigrant labor. He argued against the belief that only immigrants can fill specific jobs, asserting that citizens would take these roles if offered fair wages. The discussion also critiqued Joe Biden's leadership, particularly concerning the end of the Afghan war and various crises, while some participants reflected on Donald Trump's growth as a leader, despite concerns about his connections to tech oligarchs and the influence of the military-industrial complex. The group explored various economic topics, including the idea of offering bounties for reporting illegal immigrants, which raised concerns about fostering a culture of snitching. They also discussed the potential for a federal tax amnesty and the current state of cryptocurrencies, with