Except he's right about most of his points.
In fascism the state is the ultimate object of veneration and the embodiment of the strength and purpose of the people. Nazis believed both capitalism and communism presented an outside threat to the state. Now of course in practice once nazis/facists took power in Italy and Germany they had to compromise with existing economic structures, such as the Krupp family and other German industrialists, but it was only under the condition these people would devote their wealth and industries to fueling Nazi state and eventually the war effort. Ideologically however both Italian fascism and national socialism has an incredible hatred towards internationalism, global trade, and capitalism. If you took the time to look at the writings Mussolini or Hitler speeches anti-capitalism and anti-internationalism was pretty par for the course.
That is a major reason why the Jews became such a easy scapegoat for the Nazi regime. They presented an easily identifiable "outside" influence that Hitler portrayed as a threat to the strength of the "aryan" race and therefore the state. Jews were tied to both Bolshevism and international capitalism through the Nazi propaganda apparatus they were able to dehumanize and vilify the Jewish people as a threat to the integrity of the state.
This is standard curriculum taught in any history course on the early 20th century and fascism in US universities. I'm pretty confident considering I just took 12 credits in fascism and the early 20th century so its not like Nazism being anti-capitalist at its core is a big conspiracy or anything.
Edit: I will say this thou the modern neo-nazi trend is a far cry from the actual Nazis in terms of ideological consistency. They appear almost totally infatuated with the racial ideology and ignore all the ideas about corporatism, economic ideology, and veneration of the state. Modern neo-nazis are more just a loose band of racists who liking the mystique of the Nazi Germany and the SS decided to copy their style, and actually have little education or firm conviction in fascism.