i don't know about table talk, but my guess would be because mein kampf is the face of hitler's ideology, if you ask a normie what book comes to mind when thinking about germany in the 1930s, the first thing you'll get is mein kampf. again, it's the symbol of the ideology. if you tell a normie you're reading zweities buch, they wouldn't care because they don't know it, tell them you're reading mein kampf.... as for what it says, please read it, it's on archive and i gave you a link in my previous post. but if you want to know what he said about jews in this,  > the economic conquest of europe by the jews was pretty much completed around the turn of the century, and now he began to safeguard it politically. that means, the first attempts to extirpate the national intelligentsia were undertaken in the form of revolutions. he utilised the tensions between european nations, which are in great part to be ascribed to their general need for territory with the consequences which arise therefrom, for his own advantage by systematically inciting them to the world war.  > his (jews) ultimate goal is the denationalisation, the promiscuous bastardisation of other folks, the lowering of the racial levy of the highest folks, as well as the domination of this racial mishmash through the extirpation of the folkish intelligentsia and its replacement by the members of his own folk.  if you read mein kampf, it's pretty similar.
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