Churchill with Toto:

“Burnham talked of hidden hands, dark forces manipulating the actions we’re exposed to. Are these the ones you’re referring to?”
Churchill drained his glass, refilled it and offered the bottle to Toto who declined. His host placed the bottle close to him, on a round Georgian table, took another draught and answered:
“I’m not talking here of the national Jews, those whose like we accept and include in our society. Nor the Jews desiring a new home in Palestine.”
"There is an international Jew, one so far removed from the historic one. These are the roots of the Bolsheviks.”

“Burnham refers to them as cuckoos,” Toto broke in.

“Damn fine description,” Churchill agreed slapping his knee in approval.

“When Balfour put the offer to Rothschild for the delivery of a promised Palestine to the Jews in his letter a decade or so ago are you suggesting he created a promissory note for a future home for Jewry?”

“Merely reward for persuading American intervention into the war, yes. Of course, my tenure as Colonial Secretary enabled my substantiation of that offer. In whatever way, I supported the gesture.”