Epstein Files Reveal How Jews Talk About Non-Jews Behind Their Backs! w/ Keaton Weiss (Jimmy Dore)

In this segment, Jimmy and Americans Comedian Kurt Metzger talk to Due Dissidence host Keaton Weiss about excerpts in Epstein-related emails that reflect a strain of Jewish and Zionist supremacist thinking, particularly in the use of terms like “goyim” and claims about non-Jews serving Jews.

Keaton describes his upbringing in secular Jewish culture, explaining how words like “schmuck” and “goyim” were often used casually or jokingly, while acknowledging that they can carry more seriously derogatory and hierarchical meanings that are offensive to outsiders.

The conversation draws a distinction between Judaism, Zionism, and elite political power, with Weiss arguing that Zionism racializes Judaism and fosters arrogance, while many Jews—especially anti-Zionists—reject those ideas. The segment concludes by framing these attitudes as part of a broader pattern in politicized religions, emphasizing that criticizing supremacist ideology is not the same as attacking Jewish people as a whole.



[Posted at the SpookyWeather2 blog, February 7, 2026.]