2:36:23 You're fatigued, you have got to get this book. It is filled with history too and so much more will make sense once you read this book. It blew my mind. And I researched 12 hours a day. So the copper, it's also called, the byline on it is the root cause and how to fix it on your own, which is so important. We need to take control of our health. So here's a couple of statements Morley, correct me if I'm wrong, I might be. Copper has been annihilated by glyphosate. When they took copper out of the diet with mice in the 1920s, the mice died of disease. Copper has to be balanced in your diet with other minerals. It's the master detoxifier. So dumping those shots that we just, people out there took, thank goodness I didn't, dumping those shots in our bodies, maybe they wouldn't have had a chance if we would have had enough copper in our bodies for the last 100 years to actually detoxify that. Our immune system would have had some help in detoxifying.
2:37:15 and I'm talking about the entire Vax program too, copper isn't just needed, it's essential to your health and that's why we're walking around so unhealthy and doctors don't even mention it nor do they test for it. How do you feel about all those statements? No, I think those are accurate statements. I think the hard part, Kate, is getting people to realize that a mineral that they've never heard of or a mineral that they usually are scared of because they've been told it's toxic. It's just insane how backwards the message is. But the key is, it's hard to believe that this Achilles heel is what's doing us in. And again, we're talking about 100 milligrams of a mineral that fits on the head of a one-inch stick pin. That's a really tiny amount of element and it
2:38:10 I think everyone understands the difference between generals and foot soldiers. Well, copper is the general in our body. And this is based on the experience of the Chinese who've been working with healing practices for just a modest 5,000 years. But in their folklore and in their medical practices, they have identified copper as the general and iron as the foot soldier. And what happens when when the copper is missing. Well, just try to picture the Battle of the Bulge without Patton. It's a very different outcome of that historical event. And so that's what's going on inside our body, is there aren't enough generals. And one of the most important aspects of copper, and again, it falls into this category of like, really? It does all that? So there's only four things that copper does. Only four things. Creates energy.
2:39:09 That's important. Mitochondria don't work without copper. Second, clears exhaust. We're used to driving cars and they produce exhaust. Well, we produce exhaust in our bodies and in our mitochondria and in our cells. Well, there are copper enzymes that are designed perfectly to clear that. It catalyzes enzymes. It's a big deal. And what is an enzyme? It's like a nanobot. It's a little thing that gets stuff done. And copper is one of the most important catalytic agents in the body. And then the fourth that I think is really tragic that people don't know about, especially our practitioners, is that copper combats enemies, whether they're bacteria, fungus, virus, or
2:39:58 any parasites. And so the issue is people are not aware of that. And for those people who maybe have grown up on a farm or may actually be engaged in farming, you know how important copper is on the farm. But the tragedy is it's been the number one defect or the number one mineral deficiency, I should say, number one mineral deficiency for 80 years. And And if it's deficient on the farm, we know it's deficient in the food supply. And so a very important Australian farmer, her name is Pat Colby. She's written a whole series of books on farming, natural goat care and cattle care and horse care and sheep care. But she makes a very important point in all four of these books. She says that any animal that is copper deficient has parasites.
2:40:57 Any animal that has parasites is copper deficient. Well, if I learned anything, if we've learned anything from the 2020 through 2023 period, is that what is a virus? Oh, it's the excrement from parasites. And that's a really important thing to know. And so that means that playing in the background worldwide was copper deficiency. because the transmission of the parasite was so fast. And so if you don't understand the dynamics and the power of minerals, well then it would be very easy to fall into the condition of fear that we all fell into. And what does fear do? Again, if I spell cure differently, I'm going to spell fear differently. And I spell fear F-E hyphen A-R. And it's important for people to realize is that
2:41:55 When you're in a state of fear, you're attracting iron to your body. And that iron is activating rust in your body. We don't call it rust in the world of medicine. We call it oxidative stress. It's a very lofty term, but it's rust. It's oxygen interacting with iron and it's creating chaos inside our body. Whether it's neuroinflammation, fatty liver disease, heart disease, chronic kidney disease, arthritis, I don't care what it is. As a former hospital executive and consultant, what surprised me was that all of the conditions, I think there are like 25,000 in the Merck manual, all come in on oxidative stress. And if you don't have bioavailable copper,
2:42:47 to regulate the iron and the oxygen to prevent the oxidative stress, then nature is just going to take its course and it's going to begin to wear us down. And probably a really important thing for your listeners to understand is that if they're at all worried about aging, aging is just shorthand for iron accumulation. And there's some famous papers that have been written about the nine hallmarks of aging now superseded by the 12 hallmarks of aging. Guess what? All 12 come back to this copper-iron conflict and the creation of oxidative stress. Well, I think that's important for the public to know. I think it's more important for the practitioners to know that. But this is a battle for mindshare.
2:43:37 And I think what's really going to change the clinical practice is when the public stands up and demands a different level of information from the questions they're going to start to ask. Because I think it's time for people to say, they're told, well, you're anemic. Say, well, let's measure my copper status. Let's exhaust everything we can in my diet to increase my copper. And then we can begin to have that iron discussion. And it's really tragic that that doesn't happen more often. But again, we live in a world of being brainwashed. We're all very aware of that. And now it's time, I think, and I appreciate your passionate interest in this, I think it's time for people to awaken to this new truth.
2:44:25 100%, in fact, you call the MD, the MD label, the MD degree, mineral deficiency, which I absolutely love because doctors, if a doctor gives you a blank stare and says, you don't need to worry about copper, you could be toxic in copper. That's not true, we're copper deserts, as you say. And the other thing is, is understanding how they've been trained since the Johns Hopkins Medical School took over per the Rockefellers. Once that was established, Minerals were out the window and we never heard about them again. In fact, on a men's panel or a women's panel blood test, they don't even include copper. You actually have to pay more to try to get tested for it. And that's insane to me because it's the master mineral. And I hope people realize that this is the master mineral. This is the mineral that is telling the other minerals what to do. And if you don't have enough of that,
2:45:18 Well, we're wrought with disease. We're walking around unhealthy. And I think the medical cabal has become pharma pill poppers. They're basically there to give you pharma. And if you don't want pharma, too bad. We'll be right back. I'll be right back with Morley Robbins on the Alex Jones Show. Stay with us. You're gonna wanna hear this. Welcome back to the Alex Jones Show, last segment of the hour. My guest is Morley Robbins. He wrote the book on copper. This book is so important because it's something we're missing that we don't even realize because we're not trained in it. The doctors don't do any training in it. And I screwed up one of the words, mineral denialist is what Morley talks about when he says MD. And that is the truth. They don't understand health. They're there to write you a script for pharma.
2:46:05 I mean, my gosh, pharma is awfully lucky to have all these doctors running around writing pharma scripts for them. It's just, it's sickening, isn't it? The FIQ recovery paper is just so amazing and I've been taking it. Let me tell you, I hope people start realizing this coverup. I'm so glad you've exposed this. I'm so glad you wrote this book, Morley. I'm happy to be bringing this message forward and delighted to have this kind of conversation and just your curiosity. Again, we've got to spell it right, but it's very infectious and I think it's important for people to hear this. The thing is, it's time. Our back is against the wall. I'm absolutely convinced that the window is closing and we need to take the steps to educate and make people more aware of this
2:46:56 And so you mentioned Hopkins. So I wanted people to know that I grew up in Baltimore. And as I noted to you, my nickname is Baltimore Lee. That's what my oldest son calls me. And so Hopkins is a really important epicenter for medicine, as I think you know, and probably your listeners know. But it's even more important because there was a very important MD, PhD, who was very clinically active at Hopkins in the 30s. His name was Max Weintraub. Dr. Weintraub, originally he was born and raised in Canada. He got his MD degree in Canada and then he came to the States, got his PhD in physiology at Tulane University and then he ends up at Hopkins.
2:47:53 Dr. Weintraub was not just another doctor, he wrote the first textbook in hematology. And it's a big deal, it was in 1942 when it was published and he defined that field. And hematology is the one that studies blood, studies minerals in the blood. And Dr. Weintraub's expertise was copper. But what's really interesting is, for some reason, maybe because he was a truther, I'm not sure. Dr. Weintraub got kicked out of Hopkins and he ends up being the Dean of Medicine at the University of Utah Medical School. And it was a very fortuitous development because he recruited some of the best and brightest clinicians of that era
2:48:41 And they engaged in 32 formal experiments in animals, including humans, experimenting with what happens if we do this to the copper, what happens if we do that to the iron. And it's mind-blowing research that has been lost to the ages. People don't know about this legacy of research or the legacy that preceded it at the University of Wisconsin, but it's very, very important for people to know that this is not my passion around this. is based on having read 7,500 articles in the last 14 years. I get up very early in the morning, read for three hours a day, seven days a week. You can cover a lot of ground between five and eight in the morning. And I'm really proud of that. And my understanding
2:49:36 is based on the legacy of research that has preceded us, that there have been some amazing individuals who have devoted themselves to understanding this. And that's really what's chronicled in the book. And that's really what inspired the supplement. What really inspired it was my frustration with the fact that no one was talking about mineral metabolism from 2020 to 2022. I said, that's got to stop. We've got to change that and that's what led to the creation of that particular supplement. It's a very humble solution to a very big problem and I think what's important for people to realize is that sometimes big complicated problems can be solved quite simply. It's called Occam's razor.