"There's no business like show business," and the movie business was built by assimilated Jews. With access to the hearts and minds of the masses, these Jews used their influence to promote "American culture" or, as Rabbi Wein shows, an agenda that justified their own life's choices. With a scathing look both at Hollywood and the "melting pot" ideology of America, Rabbi Wein assesses the appalling damage wrought on generations of American Jewry.