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[00:00:30] In episode 139,
[00:00:33] the character Kaşifoğlu was killed. In the series, the character, who was claimed to represent Mahmut Yıldırım, known as Green Code,
[00:00:36] entered prison and killed Kaşifoğlu by injecting a syringe
[00:00:40] into his arm. The cause of death was declared
[00:00:43] to be a heart attack. But forgiveness
[00:00:45] of betrayal.
[00:00:52] Now the investigation has extended to the screenwriters. The Silivri Public Prosecutor's Office
[00:00:56] summoned Raci Şaşmaz, Bahadır Özdener, and Cüneyt Aysan for testimony.
[00:01:00] Some visuals featured in later episodes of the series were also
[00:01:04] examined.
[00:01:06] The account of Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu shared the scene where the character Kaşifoğlu
[00:01:10] was killed with the title "The Price of Betrayal Was Heavy" on the day Kozinoğlu's tomb was opened.
[00:01:14] The notable post was later
[00:01:17] removed. It will remain a secret. The words
[00:01:20] of the series' first director, Osman Sınav, from the past,
[00:01:24] have once again become a topic of discussion on social media. "Why
[00:01:28] did you quit? I never gave a real answer to that. It will remain
[00:01:31] a secret."
[00:01:34] Indeed, isn't Osman Sınav's statement quite striking, dear
[00:01:38] viewers? Because there are claims regarding the change
[00:01:42] of the series' screenwriter, or rather, the change of its script.
[00:01:46] In connection with this, the names of some police
[00:01:49] officers involved in the FETÖ investigation are being mentioned. There are very interesting developments.
[00:01:52] Moreover, there are some images shown in the series. Look, those
[00:01:56] images are indeed striking. When one looks at them from today, one understands
[00:02:00] better. For example, a tombstone with the surname
[00:02:03] of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is shown. Why is such
[00:02:07] a thing shown? The license plate of a vehicle with the initial
[00:02:10] letters of President Erdoğan's name, with
[00:02:13] the number 34, is shown.
[00:02:17] The titles RTE were used. Indeed, whether one wants to
[00:02:20] or not, one asks those questions. What other
[00:02:24] let's say. questions does one ask? Why were the screenwriters
[00:02:27] of Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu summoned
[00:02:31] for testimony? Firstly, look, the character's name
[00:02:33] is Kazım Kaşifoğlu, Kaşif
[00:02:36] Kozanoğlu, Kazım Kaşifoğlu. The character in the series is also an intelligence officer
[00:02:40] and there are allegations that he cooperated with foreign intelligence services,
[00:02:44] according to the script in the series.
[00:02:47] In the 136th episode,
[00:02:50] which aired in 2011, he is threatened
[00:02:53] by the character Kara. We will also look at who he is. Kaşifoğlu says, "I am your angel of death,"
[00:02:57] and two days after this scene, Kaşif Kozinoğlu is found
[00:03:01] dead in Silivri. The character in the series
[00:03:04] is killed in episode 139, although we wrote 136,
[00:03:07] which is a small typo. There is a character who is claimed
[00:03:11] to represent Mahmut Yıldırım, known as Green Code.
[00:03:14] The character Kara injects poison with a syringe
[00:03:18] into Kazım Kaşifoğlu, and
[00:03:22] he dies as a result of a heart attack
[00:03:25] through a conspiracy. These
[00:03:28] statements are in the series. Upon these developments,
[00:03:32] upon these things seen in this series, the screenwriters
[00:03:35] of the Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu team were
[00:03:39] also summoned for testimony, dear viewers. Now let's move on to the agenda items. We said that President Recep
[00:03:43] Tayyip Erdoğan's Eastern Black Sea tour continues. His last stop on that
[00:03:47] tour was Samsun. In Samsun, he gave important information
[00:03:50] about city hospitals, how many hospitals there are, how many are
[00:03:54] under construction, how many are in the project
[00:03:57] phase, and so far
[00:04:12] let's watch the city hospitals project.
[00:04:18] It is my dream. If old Turkey had a voice and could speak,
[00:04:22] we all lived through
[00:04:25] those bad days.
[00:04:30] "We put an end to the scenes
[00:04:34] where those without money were held
[00:04:37] hostage in hospitals. Previously, our
[00:04:40] citizens used to go abroad
[00:04:43] to receive health services.
[00:04:47] Now, this situation has reversed. Every
[00:04:50] year, hundreds of thousands of foreign patients
[00:04:53] now seek healing in Turkey.
[00:04:57] From Rize to Diyarbakır,
[00:05:00] from Trabzon to Şanlıurfa,
[00:05:03] from Sakarya to Ordu,
[00:05:07] we will hopefully complete our 13
[00:05:11] city hospitals
[00:05:12] that are under construction.
[00:05:20] Dear viewers, today it was also on the front pages of newspapers.
[00:05:24] It was stated that Baby Büşra went missing on September 10
[00:05:27] in Sivas's Divri district, following a report made by her mother.
[00:05:30] Search and rescue operations
[00:05:33] started immediately. AFAD, gendarmerie, and other
[00:05:36] teams literally mobilized, but an truly
[00:05:39] unbelievable truth
[00:05:43] emerged. Baby Büşra was apparently sold
[00:05:46] by her father.
[00:05:52] Mother Elif Balıkçı went to Divri as a seasonal
[00:05:55] worker from Diyarbakır on September 10.
[00:05:59] She reported that she could not find her baby Büşra in their tent.
[00:06:03] Thereupon, AFAD and gendarmerie teams
[00:06:06] were dispatched to the region. A large-scale search
[00:06:10] operation was launched to find the baby. Six people, including the mother
[00:06:13] and father, were detained. The mother
[00:06:17] confessed in her statement that while Büşra was sleeping in the tent,
[00:06:20] a white car came, and two people got out of the car,
[00:06:24] entered the tent, took the child, and left.
[00:06:27] She said that her daughter Büşra was actually
[00:06:31] given to these people by her father in exchange for money.
[00:06:34] She also stated that three people in the area witnessed this
[00:06:38] situation and that the claim of disappearance was completely
[00:06:41] a fabrication. "Six suspects, including the mother
[00:06:45] and father, are in custody. Teams continue their efforts
[00:06:48] to find the baby. The suspects
[00:06:52] are expected to be referred to the courthouse today,
[00:06:54] dear viewers."
[00:07:00] Dear viewers, you know that after the arrest of Üsküdar Mayor
[00:07:03] Sinem Dedetaş, Üsküdar Municipality
[00:07:06] passed to the AKP with a controversial deputy mayoral election.
[00:07:10] We have been telling you all the details throughout last week and over the weekend.
[00:07:13] The New Party held a rally on Saturday evening
[00:07:17] at Üsküdar İskele Square, titled "The Decision Belongs to the Nation,
[00:07:20] Üsküdar Belongs to the Nation."
[00:07:23] In his speech at the rally, Chairman Özgür Özel targeted
[00:07:26] Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, whom he accused of helping
[00:07:29] the AKP during the election process. Governor
[00:07:32] Gül also responded to Özgür Özel's
[00:07:36] accusations and words via his social media account. Let's see what
[00:07:40] both sides said. "The Istanbul Governor says,
[00:07:44] without shame or embarrassment,
[00:07:47] 'What have I done?' Look what you've done!
[00:07:51] You've scheduled an election for Saturday, saying
[00:07:54] the municipal council members will remain
[00:07:57] until the market day." New Party leader Özgür Özel accused
[00:08:01] Istanbul Governor Davut Gül of helping Üsküdar
[00:08:04] Municipality pass to the AKP. Governor Gül
[00:08:07] denied the allegations and defended that the election
[00:08:10] process was conducted in accordance with the law.
[00:08:14] After the arrest of Üsküdar Mayor Sinem Dedetaş,
[00:08:17] Üsküdar Municipality passed to the AKP
[00:08:21] with a controversial deputy mayoral election. The New Party
[00:08:24] held a rally at Üsküdar İskele Square titled "The Decision Belongs to the Nation, Üsküdar Belongs to the Nation."
[00:08:28] the rally.
[00:08:28] düzenledi.
[00:08:32] In his speech at the rally, Chairman Özgür Özel targeted
[00:08:36] Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, whom he accused of helping
[00:08:39] the AKP during the election process. there was.
[00:08:42] You wrote a letter saying that a party cannot
[00:08:46] enter the municipal building. We formed a group
[00:08:50] with three of our friends, so that the mayor
[00:08:53] and the party could enter the elections.
[00:08:56] That Istanbul Governor wrote
[00:08:59] a new letter, saying no party
[00:09:02] would enter. And he asks, the Istanbul Governor,
[00:09:06] what have I done? What would you
[00:09:09] have done? Would you have toured Istanbul
[00:09:12] with the AK Party's lightbulb flag?
[00:09:16] Shame on you! Shame on the governor of
[00:09:19] your state who sits in
[00:09:22] office, who sits in office
[00:09:25] and becomes the governor of the government,
[00:09:29] on the governor who works for the AK Party more
[00:09:32] than the AK Party's provincial chairman.
[00:09:35] Özgür Özel fiercely criticized Governor Gül.
[00:09:38] A day will come, times will change.
[00:10:01] Mr. Özel, the decision not to allow anyone into the hall except for council members
[00:10:05] is not an arbitrary or political preference. In order to conduct the new election safely
[00:10:08] and free from external interference, upon the request of the Prosecutor's Office,
[00:10:12] the necessary measures were implemented to prevent anyone other than council members from entering the hall.
[00:10:16] I am not a party to the competition and democratic politics between political parties.
[00:10:20] However, you cannot change the responsibility of the outcomes
[00:10:24] created by your political preferences and management approach by blaming
[00:10:28] public officials, targeting or threatening them. Making
[00:10:31] public officials, who carry out their duties within the framework of the authority
[00:10:34] and responsibility granted by law, a party to political discussions
[00:10:37] will not change the truth.
[00:10:46] Now, dear viewers, let's inform you about the traffic situation in Istanbul
[00:10:50] on the first day. You can see the bridge entrance here.
[00:10:53] The difference in traffic on the right
[00:10:57] and left sides must have caught your attention. There is a slight congestion on the bridge,
[00:11:01] less than we expected on the first bridge, the July 15 Martyrs Bridge. Let me remind
[00:11:04] you of that. This was the Matris connection
[00:11:07] of the E-5. There is congestion, but we still see
[00:11:11] smooth traffic. This will be the bridge entrance
[00:11:14] if my eyes do not deceive me. And at the bridge entrance,
[00:11:17] it will be the D100 Kadıköy side. Yes,
[00:11:20] we can guess more or less from the flag opposite. There is also traffic congestion. Our
[00:11:31] hashtag was "my dream."
[00:11:39] We said that, didn't we, dear viewers? Thanks to our viewers, they did not leave us alone. They are sending
[00:11:42] their messages to the "my dream" hashtag. Serkan,
[00:11:46] a user named Serkan on X, says, "Good morning,
[00:11:49] Deniz Bey, it was my dream, but they stole our dream. Everyone is aware of
[00:11:53] the injustice done to us, but now it's time for action."
[00:12:04] "From now on, I hope our children and grandchildren achieve their dreams, and live in a healthy,
[00:12:07] peaceful, just, free, secular, and strong economy, and in a human
[00:12:11] world," he said. Levent says, "It was my dream
[00:12:14] to travel around Turkey when I retired, but forget about traveling the country,
[00:12:18] we can't even travel Istanbul, we can't even go to the market."
[00:12:21] Dear viewers, under the title "My Dream," we expect a fair transition
[00:12:25] that will lead to progress, not privilege. I wanted to travel around Turkey when I retired.
[00:12:28] Good morning, have a good broadcast. "We expect a solution
[00:12:32] for millions of insured people after 1999
[00:12:35] regarding phased retirement. We want you to make our voice heard.
[00:12:39] This was my dream," he says. Some say
[00:12:43] our dream is to justly correct the disrupted
[00:12:46] industrial peace. Murat Taşçı says, "Phased retirement
[00:12:49] should come before the election, that was my dream." The previous viewer, Tacettin
[00:12:53] Aslan. And on this issue, that is, on phased
[00:12:57] retirement, messages are constantly coming
[00:13:00] under the "my dream" hashtag, dear viewers.
[00:13:04] Now, we will share a part of Fikret
[00:13:08] Bila's column today. He writes on Halk TV web,
[00:13:11] our esteemed senior journalist Fikret Bila. Under the title "Lack of Principles,"
[00:13:16] the fundamental characteristic sought in politicians should be principled. They must serve the public
[00:13:19] in accordance with the ideology and policies of the party they were elected from.
[00:13:23] Changing parties
[00:13:25] is a lack of principles, he says. He may disagree with the political party
[00:13:28] he belongs to. If he cannot reconcile with his party, he resigns, but then
[00:13:32] he remains independent, or he joins the political party with the closest
[00:13:35] views to the party he resigned from. Even in this case,
[00:13:39] he should resign from the position he was elected to, meaning his parliamentary seat, he says. However,
[00:13:42] moving from a party with opposing ideologies to another
[00:13:46] is an unprincipled and irresponsible behavior. It means nullifying
[00:13:49] the trust shown by the voters, and disregarding
[00:13:53] his responsibility to the voters, says Fikret Bilal.
[00:13:55] After Mansur Yavaş's meeting with President
[00:13:59] Erdoğan last week, which was written about in his column
[00:14:02] on Halk TV web today, so many speculations,
[00:14:05] so many rumors, so many
[00:14:08] scenarios were written that Mansur Yavaş
[00:14:12] had to make repeated statements on this issue. He made
[00:14:16] another statement, and in his statement,
[00:14:19] he gave a very beautiful and pithy saying
[00:14:23] about why separation is bad and why being together is good. Let's bring
[00:14:27] it to your screens now.
[00:14:30] Currently, there is nothing to talk about. I repeat,
[00:14:34] there is torment in separation, and mercy in unity. We will use this.
[00:14:37] We will all meet soon. The statement made by Ankara
[00:14:40] Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş after his meeting
[00:14:44] with President Erdoğan. Yavaş said there is torment in separation
[00:14:47] and mercy in unity. We all see
[00:14:51] how even our meeting with the President
[00:14:55] for an existing authority is being speculated upon.
[00:14:58] Unfortunately, we are currently experiencing
[00:15:02] political divisions. The vast majority of CHP
[00:15:05] municipalities have switched to the new party. For a while, all eyes were on Mansur Yavaş.
[00:15:09] He spoke at the 7th Ordinary General Assembly of the Ankara City Council.
[00:15:12] Mansur Yavaş pointed to the division between the CHP and the new party,
[00:15:16] stating that the divisions at the top should not be reflected
[00:15:19] at the grassroots. I believe that the divisions
[00:15:22] at the top of a city's administration. Hours
[00:15:25] after Yavaş's statements,
[00:15:32] it was noteworthy that New Party General Chairman Özgür Özel used
[00:15:36] the same expressions. Speaking at the Üsküdar rally,
[00:15:39] Özel said it is time for all democrats to unite.
[00:15:43] "The sides have now become clear.
[00:15:46] The upcoming election is between
[00:15:50] democrats and autocrats. It is between the
[00:15:54] Turkey alliance and the coup
[00:15:57] alliance. The totalitarians
[00:16:00] and the putschists are in the
[00:16:03] camp of the autocrats."
[00:16:11] Üsküdar knows well, there is torment
[00:16:15] in separation, and mercy
[00:16:17] in unity.
[00:16:22] Dear viewers, you know Buğra Gökçe is imprisoned
[00:16:26] in the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality case. Do you know how long he has been
[00:16:30] imprisoned? It has reached exactly 542 days.
[00:16:32] Buğra Gökçe's detention. His lawyer
[00:16:35] made a statement regarding this matter. He drew attention to the legal
[00:16:39] detention period and stated that Buğra
[00:16:43] Gökçe's continued deprivation of liberty is a great injustice.
[00:16:46] The President of the
[00:16:50] Istanbul Planning Agency, Buğra Gökçe, has been in prison
[00:16:54] for 542 days. Buğra Gökçe's lawyer also
[00:16:58] claimed that the detention period exceeded the legal limit.
[00:17:01] The perception
[00:17:02] that Mr. Buğra can solve these problems.
[00:17:20] Yazgan, in his statement, drew attention to the long
[00:17:23] detention period. CMK 102 is clear. For
[00:17:26] a crime punishable by ordinary criminal court, the maximum detention period is 1 year,
[00:17:30] and in compulsory cases, it can be extended by a maximum of 6 months.
[00:17:33] Buğra Gökçe, who has been in detention since March 23, 2025,
[00:17:37] considering the two-day period of custody, as of today, has been deprived
[00:17:40] of his freedom for 542 days.
[00:17:43] deprived.
[00:17:47] Now, on Saturday, there was the wedding ceremony
[00:17:51] of Mehmet Davutoğlu, the son of former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu,
[00:17:54] and Revza Öğüt. They entered matrimony. First of all, of course,
[00:17:58] let's wish them happiness, and may it be auspicious,
[00:18:02] It was a wedding where many
[00:18:06] politicians gathered and came together. One
[00:18:09] of the names at that wedding was Bülent Arınç. Bülent
[00:18:13] Arınç made a speech. Politicians love to make speeches
[00:18:16] when they find a microphone, as you know. But his speech,
[00:18:19] especially Bülent Arınç's, was about one particular issue.
[00:18:22] Let me remind you of a note. The distance between Bülent Arınç
[00:18:26] and Melih Gökçek, the former mayor of Ankara Metropolitan
[00:18:29] Municipality, is known to be great. We know quite clearly
[00:18:33] that they don't really get along. In fact, when various criticisms
[00:18:37] were directed at Melih Gökçek, Bülent Arınç's statement
[00:18:40] from before, when those issues regarding FETÖ
[00:18:43] were being discussed, "He sold Ankara parcel by parcel,"
[00:18:47] is often brought up. Again, Bülent Arınç
[00:18:51] spoke about this issue. That is, Melih
[00:18:54] Gökçek was one of the topics. More precisely, he spoke about the situations
[00:18:58] of Ahmet Davutoğlu and Melih Gökçek
[00:19:00] when they went to give statements. He approached
[00:19:04] this issue quite critically. He even came to the agenda with chewing
[00:19:07] gum. He said he was ashamed when Bülent Arınç said
[00:19:11] he went there chewing gum, talking about this issue.
[00:19:14] Of course, Melih Gökçek did not delay
[00:19:18] in responding to Bülent Arınç's words and
[00:19:21] statements. Let's remember what Melih Gökçek and Bülent Arınç
[00:19:24] said.
[00:19:29] Chewing gum loudly
[00:19:30] from the
[00:19:33] word.
[00:19:46] He criticized the image he presented to the public
[00:19:48] on September 4.
[00:19:53] "You are
[00:19:53] attacking me."
[00:19:58] Another politician said that he came upon invitation a day or
[00:20:01] a day before.
[00:20:07] you understood.
[00:20:19] Bülent Arınç used these words at the wedding ceremony
[00:20:22] of Ahmet Davutoğlu's son. He explained that Gökçek
[00:20:26] and Ahmet Davutoğlu were summoned for testimony and the
[00:20:29] difference between the two. He said, "Our place is next to Davutoğlu."
[00:20:33] Melih Gökçek's response to Arınç was not delayed.
[00:20:36] "Mr. Davutoğlu went and gave a statement
[00:20:40] upon the invitation of a prosecutor and answered
[00:20:42] the questions asked. I stand behind
[00:20:46] the ideas I have always expressed. I am a politician."
[00:21:11] This is exactly the contradiction that needs to be questioned.
[00:21:15] A person's political morality means seeing those
[00:21:19] who slander the party leader as respected and admirable. And from the perspective
[00:21:22] of whose side they stand on and whose flow they are pleased with. In his
[00:21:25] post, Gökçek reminded of Ahmet Davutoğlu's statements
[00:21:29] that were under investigation. He argued that Davutoğlu slandered
[00:21:32] Erdoğan and his family and reacted to Arınç's words, "We are with Davutoğlu."
[00:21:35] reacted.
[00:21:41] The appreciation belongs to my dear fellow campaigners
[00:21:44] who have dedicated themselves to this cause for years, paid a price,
[00:21:48] and stood firmly by our President.
[00:21:50] Everyone should clearly see who stands where,
[00:21:54] who they are aligned with, and whose actions they approve of. I did not
[00:21:57] eat a single bite of forbidden food. I told them not to eat forbidden food either. The tension between Bülent
[00:22:00] Arınç and Melih Gökçek did not rise for the first time. During
[00:22:04] his mayoral candidacy and in elections, when asking for votes,
[00:22:07] he sat in the lap of this structure
[00:22:11] and sold Ankara parcel by parcel to this structure.
[00:22:15] On the day Gökçek was summoned to the courthouse as a suspect,
[00:22:17] Arınç once again stated that he stood
[00:22:21] by his words from 2015 and said, "If the prosecutor says, 'Please, as a witness,
[00:22:24] we will ask you these things,' I will gladly go."
[00:22:28] Arınç's words were asked to Gökçek, who appeared before the prosecutor,
[00:22:32] but Gökçek did not answer. "Leave me alone,
[00:22:35] leave me alone! I am a journalist, don't ask,
[00:22:37] don't ask questions. And in the Ahbap association
[00:22:40] investigation, there is a person who has been detained
[00:22:44] for approximately two months as part of that investigation: Oğuzhan Uğur, the founder of Babala
[00:22:48] TV. He was also a recognized
[00:22:50] name in social media and digital publishing.
[00:22:53] The decision to continue Oğuzhan Uğur's detention
[00:22:57] was made. After the February 6 earthquakes,
[00:23:00] the millions of liras collected by the Ahbap
[00:23:03] association, founded by Haluk Levent, were put under scrutiny.
[00:23:07] An investigation was launched into the association's donations and expenditures.
[00:23:10] Oğuzhan Uğur was one of the names included in the investigation.
[00:23:14] Uğur worked in coordination with Ahbap during the earthquake period. He also
[00:23:18] organized donation broadcasts via Babala TV. Oğuzhan Uğur
[00:23:21] was arrested on July 21, 2026. The decision was made
[00:23:25] within the scope of the Ahbap investigation carried out by the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office.
[00:23:28] The charges leveled against Uğur were breach of trust due to service
[00:23:32] and money laundering. Oğuzhan Uğur has been in Çorlu
[00:23:35] Kartepe Prison since his arrest. Uğur, who was arrested on July 21
[00:23:39] and whose situation was evaluated within the scope of the detention review,
[00:23:42] was ordered to remain
[00:23:43] in detention.
[00:23:47] Nagehan Alçı met with Devlet Bahçeli, the Chairman
[00:23:50] of the Nationalist Movement Party. A bombshell headline emerged from that meeting:
[00:23:54] a house has been built for Abdullah Öcalan in İmralı.
[00:23:57] Details and reactions poured in, dear viewers.
[00:24:00] İYİ Party leader Müsavat Dervişoğlu stated that the enforcement regime
[00:24:04] should not change according to individuals. He asked, "What is left of the state?"
[00:24:08] Selçuk Türkoğlu of the İYİ Party reminded that the claims had been denied before,
[00:24:11] saying, "You built the residence, at least don't mock people."
[00:24:15] Den Party MP Cengiz Çandar, on the other hand, linked the residence
[00:24:18] to the role they expect Öcalan to play in the future. "The house
[00:24:21] Mr. Bahçeli mentioned is
[00:24:30] a two-story house with a garden area within the prison
[00:24:34] area, but this is important, it's within a structure surrounded
[00:24:37] by walls. Bahçeli's description. Bahçeli
[00:24:41] described it as a two-story office and living area,
[00:24:44] a residence where relatives can settle, and living
[00:24:48] under the same roof indefinitely
[00:24:50] goes beyond the visit regime defined by law. This is joint
[00:24:54] residency, and there is no single provision in execution
[00:24:58] law that allows for it." MHP leader Bahçeli confirmed
[00:25:01] that a two-story house offering humane living conditions
[00:25:05] was built for Öcalan on İmralı Island. İYİ Party leader
[00:25:09] Dervişoğlu, who had opposed the process from the very beginning,
[00:25:12] reacted harshly. He said, "He still refuses
[00:25:15] to enter this house." I asked, "Why does he
[00:25:19] refuse?" He said, "Because he wants status."
[00:25:23] According to Bahçeli's narrative, the terrorist convict set the condition.
[00:25:26] The man is already offered a comfort area that has no legal
[00:25:30] basis, but he finds this insufficient and says,
[00:25:33] "Let the rules of the framework law begin to apply, let me start
[00:25:37] taking part in those councils, then we can move to the house," thereby
[00:25:40] negotiating status with the state. It is legally impossible to give such
[00:25:44] Dear viewers, let's quickly switch to AKOM, because the Istanbul
[00:25:48] Metropolitan Municipality deputy mayor, Aslan, is making a statement
[00:25:52] regarding school measures. Let's bring it to your screens live.
[00:25:55] "Today, approximately 18,000 school buses
[00:25:59] are on the road, transporting approximately
[00:26:02] 300,000 students to their schools.
[00:26:05] We have completed all our preparations
[00:26:08] for our children to reach their schools safely,
[00:26:12] for our parents to get to work on time, and
[00:26:15] for Istanbul's traffic to flow smoothly.
[00:26:18] Today, between 6 AM and
[00:26:22] 4 PM, our public transportation
[00:26:25] vehicles, including ticket integration,
[00:26:28] are providing free service. We have also increased our public
[00:26:37] 2768, our Metrobus
[00:26:39] 653, and Metro Istanbul
[00:26:43] is carrying out 512 additional
[00:26:47] trips. So, today, we are organizing
[00:26:50] a total of 3,933
[00:26:53] additional trips. With this additional
[00:26:56] capacity,
[00:26:58] we aim to direct
[00:27:00] 790,830 passengers to public transportation
[00:27:04] and prevent
[00:27:07] 671,809 private vehicles from entering
[00:27:11] traffic. We have also taken measures in sea
[00:27:14] transportation. We have added additional trips to our
[00:27:17] city line services. Our pedestrian passengers
[00:27:21] travel free of charge on the Sirkeci-Harem line.
[00:27:23] For the first two days, our school
[00:27:27] bus vehicles, passage on car ferries
[00:27:30] priority. Additionally, we have
[00:27:34] opened our 94 İspark
[00:27:37] parking lots with a total
[00:27:39] capacity of 18.72
[00:27:42] vehicles to school services free of charge
[00:27:46] today. Our teams in the field have
[00:27:50] been on duty since the early
[00:27:53] hours of the morning. 231 municipal police personnel
[00:27:56] consisting of 111 teams are on duty
[00:28:00] at schools and critical points. 30
[00:28:03] on-site solution vehicles and 60 colleagues
[00:28:06] have been working in coordination with AKOM
[00:28:10] on busy streets and intersections
[00:28:13] along school routes since 6 am.
[00:28:16] We are also closely monitoring public transportation
[00:28:20] mobility throughout Istanbul. Our public transportation
[00:28:24] audit and management center has over
[00:28:26] 50,000 cameras, and over
[00:28:30] 22,000 public transport vehicles can be
[00:28:34] monitored. In addition, we are continuing
[00:28:37] our inspections especially during school
[00:28:40] drop-off and pick-up times through
[00:28:43] approximately 2,000 cameras connected to our municipality.
[00:28:46] We have suspended work at our
[00:28:49] construction sites throughout
[00:28:52] the week schools opened.
[00:28:54] We have removed arrangements
[00:28:58] that could affect traffic flow around
[00:29:02] schools. Works that must continue will
[00:29:06] be done during the night shift
[00:29:09] between 10 PM and 5 AM.
[00:29:13] We are in coordination with İski, İgdaş,
[00:29:16] road maintenance, public works, and all other relevant institutions.
[00:29:20] So, from one end of Istanbul
[00:29:24] to the other, with AKOM, IETT,
[00:29:27] metro, ferry, municipal police, İspark, and
[00:29:30] field teams, the Istanbul Metropolitan
[00:29:34] Municipality is on duty. I would
[00:29:36] like to make an appeal to our
[00:29:39] fellow Istanbulites. Today, let's prefer
[00:29:42] public transportation as much as possible.
[00:29:45] Let's not wait for a long
[00:29:48] time with our vehicles around schools.
[00:29:52] Let's facilitate our service vehicles.
[00:29:55] Let's not rush in traffic. I
[00:29:59] wish a successful new academic year
[00:30:02] for Istanbul.
[00:30:06] I wish success to our 2,951,685
[00:30:09] children. I would
[00:30:11] like to thank our 171,262
[00:30:15] teachers in advance for their efforts.
[00:30:18] I wish ease to our parents.
[00:30:20] Thank you all.
[00:30:24] We conveyed the statements of Mr.
[00:30:28] Nuri Aslan, Deputy Chairman of IMM. We
[00:30:31] conveyed information about the school measures taken.
[00:30:35] The warnings at the end were
[00:30:38] very important. Let's not rush, let's
[00:30:42] be careful, let's give way to
[00:30:46] service vehicles and ambulances. Let's be
[00:30:49] respectful to each other in traffic.
[00:30:53] This world is too short to
[00:30:56] break each other's hearts. What would
[00:31:00] medya mesajlarından size hemen aktarmak istiyorum. Beyefendi bir
[00:31:03] zamanlar benim de düşlerim, benim hayallerim vardı, ama
[00:31:06] bilmezdim ki o güzel mutlu günlerimin bir gün çalınacağını
[00:31:09] demiş. Hayalimdi, günaydın, iyi yayınlar
[00:31:12] diliyorum. Kademeli emeklilik anayasal hakkım. diyor yine kademeli emeklilik
[00:31:16] isteyenler aktarmışlar eee beklentilerini
[00:31:20] hayallerini onları ilerleyen dakikalarda
[00:31:23] geldikçe sizlere aktarmaya devam edeceğiz ama yine hakikaten
[00:31:27] yani çok ilginç ilginç gelişmeler yaşanıyor Türkiye'de o
[00:31:30] ilginç gelişmelerden bir tanesini daha sizlere aktaralım Yargıtay
[00:31:34] Cumhuriyet Başsavcılığı Firari
[00:31:36] Savcılar Fetö Savcıları Zekeriya Öz, Cihan Kansız ve Mehmet
[00:31:40] happen if we arrive at our
[00:31:43] destination three minutes late, or if
[00:31:47] someone gets ahead of us?
[00:31:49] Let's have a little peace, a
[00:31:53] little calmness. A more livable Istanbul, a more
[00:31:57] livable life for all of us.
[00:32:00] Kindness always wins, let's underline
[00:32:04] that. I want to convey to
[00:32:07] you a few more headings
[00:32:10] from our tags and social media
[00:32:13] messages. A gentleman said, "Once I
[00:32:17] also had dreams, I had hopes,
[00:32:21] but I didn't know that one
[00:32:24] day my beautiful happy days would
[00:32:28] be stolen." "It was my
[00:32:32] dream, good morning, I wish you
[00:32:35] good broadcasts." "Gradual retirement is
[00:32:39] my constitutional right," says those who
[00:32:43] want gradual retirement again.
[00:32:47] They have conveyed their expectations
[00:32:50] and dreams. We will continue to
[00:32:53] convey them as they come in
[00:32:57] the coming minutes, but again, truly,
[00:33:01] there are very interesting developments
[00:33:04] in Turkey. Let us convey one
[00:33:08] of those interesting developments to you.
[00:33:11] The Supreme Court Public Prosecutor's Office
[00:33:15] requested the dismissal of cases against
[00:33:18] fugitive prosecutors Fetullah Terrorist
[00:33:21] Organization (FETÖ)
[00:33:25] prosecutors Zekeriya Öz, Cihan Kansız, and
[00:33:28] Mehmet Yüzgeç due to the expiration
[00:33:32] of the 8-year statute of limitations
[00:33:36] in some files where they were
[00:33:39] tried. There is a new development
[00:33:43] regarding fugitive prosecutors Zekeriya Öz, Cihan
[00:33:47] Kansız, and Mehmet Yüzgeç, who are
[00:33:50] among the central figures in the
[00:33:54] Ergenekon and Balyoz coup cases orchestrated
[00:33:57] by FETÖ. The fugitive prosecutors
[00:34:01] were being tried on charges of
[00:34:04] leaking wiretapping records of former
[00:34:08] Minister of Justice Seyfi Oktay to
[00:34:11] the media, and recording the secret meeting of Iranian
[00:34:30] drug trafficker Naci Şerifi Zindaşti with
[00:34:33] Metin Topuz, a FETÖ member
[00:34:36] working at the US Consulate General
[00:34:39] in Istanbul. The Supreme Court Public
[00:34:43] Prosecutor's Office requested the dismissal of
[00:34:46] public cases in these lawsuits due
[00:34:49] to the expiration
[00:34:53] of the 8-year statute of limitations.
[00:34:56] Soldiers tried in the Ergenekon and
[00:34:59] Balyoz cases reacted to this request.
[00:35:02] We also need to inform you
[00:35:06] that there are numerous lawsuits
[00:35:09] against Zekeriya Öz for being a
[00:35:12] member of the FETÖ terrorist organization,
[00:35:15] acquiring unfair assets, misconduct in office,
[00:35:19] slander, and insulting the President, dear
[00:35:22] viewers. Now, ladies and
[00:35:26] gentlemen, approximately 17.5 to 18
[00:35:30] million students and around 1.2
[00:35:33] million teachers in 80,000
[00:35:35] schools are returning to school life.
[00:35:39] The bell is ringing for them. Of course, there
[00:35:43] are many opportunities in private schools
[00:35:47] for those who
[00:35:48] can afford them.
[00:35:54] We can even say there are
[00:35:58] all kinds of opportunities, but in
[00:36:02] public schools, it's only as much
[00:36:05] as it is enough. Why as
[00:36:09] much as it is enough? Unfortunately,
[00:36:13] this is our situation. As we
[00:36:17] move on to this news, let us say once
[00:36:20] again what we always say, a
[00:36:23] request that frequently comes from our
[00:36:27] citizens in every environment: at least
[00:36:31] one free meal per day for
[00:36:33] every student in every school.
[00:36:37] Fundamental rights: life, food and
[00:36:40] drink, and shelter. For children, the
[00:36:43] right to life at school means
[00:36:47] school safety, food and drink, being
[00:36:49] able to eat from the canteen
[00:36:53] and dining hall, and shelter means
[00:36:57] good school equipment. For those who
[00:37:01] can afford it, there are private
[00:37:05] schools. In public schools, there is
[00:37:08] a little bit of everything. There
[00:37:12] is limited safety, limited school equipment,
[00:37:15] and insufficient food money. What about
[00:37:19] the others? School safety. There are
[00:37:22] approximately 18 million students and 1.2
[00:37:26] million teachers nationwide in Turkey. Minister
[00:37:29] of Interior Mustafa Çiftçi announced that
[00:37:33] 31,000 personnel will be provided in
[00:37:36] schoolyards. The number of public schools
[00:37:39] is approximately 60,000. What about the
[00:37:43] other half? Minister Çiftçi raised the
[00:37:47] stakes and spoke of door-to-door security.
[00:37:50] "Let them come to school safely.
[00:37:54] During their time at school, any
[00:37:57] physical harm..." The second most
[00:38:01] important right, food and drink, a
[00:38:05] free meal and potable water, was
[00:38:08] rejected by AKP and MHP votes.
[00:38:12] A grant was announced in one
[00:38:15] of the 81 provinces. The Istanbul
[00:38:18] Governorship will give
[00:38:21] sınavın verildiği bazı okullarda ön hazırlık
[00:38:24] yapılmış olduğuna dair emareler var. Bunlardan bir tanesi. belgesini
[00:38:28] paylaştı, bazı okullarda ben daha indiremeden o belgeler silindi, o
[00:38:32] sınavlar silindi diye aktarıyor ama bunu da aktarıyorken çok iyi netli diyor, bakın
[00:38:35] diyor, Anadolu'da bir okulun diyelim ki müdürüsünüz, sizin
[00:38:39] okulunuz eee rastgele buraya seçilen okullardan bir tanesi
[00:38:43] oldu, öğrencilerin buraya seç eee
[00:38:46] hazırlanması için iyi niyetli bir
[00:38:49] çabayla pisa benzeri sorular çalıştırılmış, etütler
[00:38:53] yapılmış eee diyor, ama diyor hani bunu sadece kendimizin
[00:38:56] yaptığını. söylemek de mümkün değil bilmiyorum bir not yok ama bunu muhtemelen başka
[00:39:00] ülkelerde yapmışlardır diyor ekliyor peki sıkıntılarımız
[00:39:03] nerelerde bakın diyor PISA her sınavda farklı bir alan
[00:39:07] ekliyor diyor eee dördüncü bir alan ekliyor diyor bu dönem diyor
[00:39:10] dijital okur yazarlık ve hesaplamalı problem
[00:39:13] çözme dalını ekledi e burada diyor pek iyi durumda değiliz
[00:39:17] LGS ve PSA performansını kıyasladığımızda
[00:39:20] benzeri bir değişim olmalı diyor şimdi daha geçmişteki şeylere
[00:39:23] bakarak eee sınavlara bakarak arada iki yıl var çünkü onu hatırlat. atalım
[00:39:27] LGS ile PSA'ya girecek öğrencilerin 2 sene sonra
[00:39:30] girecekler LGS'ye, daha önce diyor hani çok anlamlı bir şey
[00:39:34] görmüyorduk, fark görmüyorduk, şimdi var mı yok mu, bunu önümüzdeki dönemde
[00:39:38] eee göreceğiz diyor, aynı zamanda PISA sınavına giren,
[00:39:42] biz de bu konunun altını çizmiştik zaten, kimi okullarda inanılmaz
[00:39:45] devasa bir başarı söz konusuyken kimi okullarda o başarının aynısını
[00:39:49] göremiyoruz, liseler arasında diyor, devasa bir eşitsizlik var,
[00:39:53] bu dikkate eee dikkatimizi çekiyor, peki nereleri
[00:39:56] geliştir? Şimdi bakın alışılmadık durumlarla başa çıkabildiğini
[00:40:00] belirten öğrencilerin oranı diyor 2018'de %74'ken
[00:40:04] 2025'te bu %53'e düşmüş yeni bir kültür ki bunlar
[00:40:08] PSA başarısında ve öğrencilerin hayat başarılarında önemli
[00:40:11] kriterlerdir yeni bir kültüre kolayca uyum sağlayabildiğini belirten
[00:40:15] öğrencilerin oranı 2018'de %56'ymış %49'a
[00:40:18] düşmüş, başkalarıyla zor durumlar yaşadığında çözüm bulabildiğini
[00:40:22] belirten öğrencilerin oranı 68'den 60'a
[00:40:24] düşmüş devam ediyor.
[00:40:32] bir iki tane grafiğimiz daha olacak bu konuyla alakalı olarak yok
[00:40:36] değilmiş bu son grafiğimizmiş arkadaşlarım uyardı ama şunu
[00:40:39] söyleyelim eee profesör doktor Erhan Orkut bu konuyla ilgili
[00:40:42] konuşuyorken bu konuyu bizlere aktarıyorken bir noktanın
[00:40:45] altını çiziyor eee ki da şu evet diyor bunlar
[00:40:49] etkili olmuş olabilir diyor eee Pisa
[00:40:52] sınavının sonuçlarında ama
[00:40:55] buların etkisinin öyle çok. büyük buradaki başarının tamamını
[00:40:59] açıklayacak konular olduğunu söylememiz
[00:41:02] mümkün değil diyor evet bir grafiğimiz daha varmış bak ben yanlış hatırlamıyormışım
[00:41:06] eee gelecek için uyarılarda da bulunuyor Erhan Erkut
[00:41:09] ama şunu söyleyeyim yani eee düşen gölge
[00:41:13] bütününü kaplamıyor ufak bir kısmını kaplıyor olsa olsa diye ufak bir etki
[00:41:17] yapmıştır ama o büyük başarı hala başarı olarak
[00:41:20] duruyor onları da kutluyorum diyor bunun da altını çizelim
[00:41:23] yani seviniyoruz çok seviniyoruz göğsümüz kabarıyor.
[00:41:27] "bizim de göğsümüz kabarıyor, ne kadar önem verdiğimizi gördünüz, ama
[00:41:31] eksiklikleri de vurgulamamız gerekiyor, mesela ne eksik,
[00:41:34] etkili bir çevrim içi öğrenme destek platformun bulunduğu okullardaki
[00:41:38] öğrencilerin oranı 91'den 70'.
[00:41:40] 7'ye düşmüş, eğitim materyali eksikliğinin öğretimi engellediği
[00:41:43] okullardaki öğrenci oranı 15'ten 23'e çıkmış, dijital
[00:41:47] kaynak eksikliğinin öğretimi engellediği bildirilen okullardaki öğrencilerin
[00:41:50] oranı 13'ten 23'e çıkmış, dijital kaynakların yetersiz veya düşük
[00:41:54] kaliteli olmasının öğretimi engellediği okullardaki öğrenci oranı da
[00:41:58] 12'den %12,8'den %23,3'e
[00:42:02] yükselmiş, bir an önce bu açıkları kapatmamız lazım, bunları niye
[00:42:05] söylüyoruz, kendi çocuklarımızdan, memleketimizin, vatanımızın geleceğinden...
[00:42:10] bahsediyoruz, vatanımızın geleceğini sağlayacak olan, onu güvence altına
[00:42:13] alacak olan insanlar da çocuklarımız, biz geldik
[00:42:16] gidiyoruz, ama onların çok daha kaliteli, çok daha rahat, çok daha iyi,
[00:42:20] müreffeh bir ülkede yaşamaları için, iyi bir hayat yaşamaları
[00:42:23] için dikkat etmemiz gereken noktalar bunlar, bunları el birliğile hep
[00:42:26] beraber düzeltmemiz gerekiyor, bu işin orası, burası, şucusu,
[00:42:30] bucusu yok, iyi olduğu zaman sonuna kadar seviniyoruz,
[00:42:33] elimizden gelen bütün desteği veriyoruz, ama gazeteci olarak
[00:42:37] görevimizde bir eksiklik var ise bir
[00:42:44] Yapmamız gereken şey bu şimdi efendim okullar açılırken en çok merak
[00:42:48] edilen mesele biz de aktardık ya İstanbul Valiliğin aldığı
[00:42:52] tedbirleri yıl boyunca devam edecek diye okul güvenliğinin nasıl
[00:42:55] sağlanacağı bunu bugüne kadar okullardaki geçen yıl gördüğümüz
[00:42:59] o çok üzücü olaylara kadar bu kadar yakıcı bir şekilde düşünmüyorduk
[00:43:02] tartışmıyorduk. Milli Eğtim Bakanlığı içişleri Bakanlığı Valilik
[00:43:06] Emniyet günlerdir güvenlik önlemlerini açıklarken.
[00:43:10] olduğu Kahramanmaraş'taki Ayser Çalık ortaokulundaki
[00:43:13] öğretmenlerin can güvenliği nedeniyle eylem yaptığı
[00:43:16] için başka bir yere başka bir el ile
[00:43:20] sürgün edildiği haberi
[00:43:21] geldi.
[00:43:25] Kahramanmaraş Okul saldırısında bir öğretmen 9 öğrenci öldürüldü.
[00:43:29] Öğretmenler eylem yaptı, o öğretmenlere sürgün geldi.
[00:43:32] Soruşturulması gerekenler can güvenliği isteyen öğretmenler
[00:43:36] değildir. Okullarımızı güvenli hale getirmeyen. eğitim
[00:43:40] bakanlığı ve siyasi iktidardır. Kahramanmaraş'taki
[00:43:43] Ayser Çalık ortaokulundaki saldırıdan sonra soruşturma
[00:43:46] başlatılmıştı. Üstelik can güvenliği talebiyle gerçekleştirilen
[00:43:50] iş bırakma eylemine katılan öğretmenler hakkında soruşturma
[00:43:53] açılması tam bir garabettir, hukuksuzluktur,
[00:43:57] vicdansızlıktır. Saldırı sonrası öğretmenler tepki gösterdi.
[00:44:01] Sendikaların iş bırakma eylemine katılan okul öğretmenleri hakkında
[00:44:05] il dışına sürgün kararı verildiği öğrenildi.
[00:44:08] Öğretmenler Gaziantep ve... Şanlıurfa'ya sürgün edildi.
[00:44:11] Hesap vermesi gerekenler anayasal hakkını kullanan eğitim emekçileri
[00:44:15] değildir. Bütün uyarılara rağmen sorumlulukları
[00:44:18] bütün uyarılara rağmen sorumluluklarını yerine
[00:44:20] getirmeyenlerdir.
[00:44:24] Şimdi efendim bir Ankara'ya doğru uzanalım. Okullar açıldı dedik ya, muhabir
[00:44:27] arkadaşımız Eda Erdağ, yanında kameraman arkadaşımız
[00:44:31] Hasan Yancı ile birlikte Toygar börekçi
[00:44:34] Ortaokulunda oradaki havayı bize aktaracaklar.
[00:44:38] Eda kolay gelsin öncelikle. "günaydın sana da nasıl başladı
[00:44:42] öğrenciler, öğretmenler ve tabii ki veliler güne, nedir
[00:44:45] izlenimlerin senden
[00:44:46] dinleyelim.
[00:44:50] Deniz Bayramoğlu Toygar börekçi ilk Ortaokulundayız ve burada oldukça
[00:44:54] heyecanlı bir hava var, çünkü öğrenciler için bu yılın
[00:44:57] ilk dersiyle az sonra çalacak kameraman arkadaşım Hasan Yancı
[00:45:01] size çevreyi öğrencileri gösterirken ben de detaylara
[00:45:04] değineyim, bugün Milli Eğitim Bakanlığın verilerine göre
[00:45:08] ilk ve ortaokula giden öğrenci sayısı." yaklaşık 10 milyondan fazla
[00:45:11] eee 1 sınıfaysa geçen hafta yaklaşık
[00:45:14] 1 milyon öğrenci adım atmış durumda ana sınıfa ve lise
[00:45:18] öğrencilerini de dahil edersek bugün tam 17 milyon
[00:45:22] civarında öğrenci okula başladı eee Hasan
[00:45:25] Yancıl da size gösteriyor şu anda eee ilk ders zili az
[00:45:29] sonra çalacak burada 15 dakika sonra zil çalacak ve istiklal marşı için de
[00:45:32] öğrenciler eee okulun önünde sıra olmaya başladı tabii veliler
[00:45:36] alınmıyor bahçeye veliler de bir yandan Bahçe.
[00:45:40] kapısında bekliyorlar. eee okullarda güvenliği arttırmak için
[00:45:44] çeşitli adımlar da atılıyor bu sene. Nisan ayında bildiğimiz üzere
[00:45:47] Şanlıurfa ve Kahramanmaraş'ta art arda okul saldırıları
[00:45:50] gerçekleşmişti ve bu saldırıların ardından da hem
[00:45:53] mecliste komisyon kurulmuş hem de Türkiye'nin en çok konuştuğu, en çok
[00:45:58] okul güvenliği haline gelmişti. Bu kapsamda sizin de
[00:46:02] gördüğünüz üzere burada dedektörle arama uygulaması bazı
[00:46:05] okullarda başlamış durumda eee Türkiye genelinde de okul güvenliğini
[00:46:09] artırmak. okul bahçe görevlisi uygulaması
[00:46:12] hayata geçirilecek bu yıl tabii bir yandan da
[00:46:15] heyecanlı öğrenciler var burada ilk dersilinin çalmasını
[00:46:19] onlar da bekliyorlar hemen biz de mikrofon uzatalım evet
[00:46:23] bize biraz kendinden bahseder misin ismin nedir benim adım ülkö yaşım 10 eee
[00:46:27] kaçı sınıftasın 5
[00:46:30] sınıftayım bugün aslında
[00:46:33] ilkinci günüm olmuyor çünkü tanışma günleri olmuştu 5 sınıfa
[00:46:37] geçtiğim için peki en sevdiğin ders? Nedir? Benim
[00:46:40] en sevdiğim ders matematik ve fen bilimleri oluyor.
[00:46:44] Okulların açıldığı için heyecanlı mısın arkadaşlarını özledin mi? Evet, eee
[00:46:47] heyecanlıyım, bir de aynı yanda bir stres var
[00:46:51] üzerinde. stresleniyorum okulumda böyle çok
[00:46:54] insan görünce tabii sınavlar da yaklaşıyor, evet
[00:46:58] sınavlar da yaklaşıyor artık yani 4. sınıf gibi
[00:47:01] olmayacak, karneler gibi olmayacak, notlar
[00:47:04] alınacak,
[00:47:06] çok teşekkürler Ülkü, Ülkü gibi birçok öğrenci Deniz Bayramoğlu
[00:47:10] burada heyecan içinde eee okulun
[00:47:12] başlamasını bekliyor, arkadaşlarını özleyenler de var tabii, yaz
[00:47:15] tatilinin bitmesine üzülenler de ancak dediğimiz
[00:47:18] gibi eee bu bugün okullar açılıyor tabii
[00:47:22] bir yandan velilerimiz de var,
[00:47:25] okul başlamış durumda burada eee öğrencilerle birlikte,
[00:47:29] çocuklarıyla birlikte bekliyor veliler eee bir yandan onlarda da
[00:47:33] heyecan hakim olsa da diğer yandan da tabii ee okul
[00:47:36] giderleri okul masraflarını da düşünmek durumunda kalıyorlar buradan
[00:47:39] da bir velimizle konuşalım e siz neler düşünüyorsunuz
[00:47:43] okulun ilk günü çocuğunuz okula başladı kaçıncı sınıfa gidiyor? 5 sınıf
[00:47:46] çok heyecanlıyız çocuğum da çok heyecanlı çok erken saatlerde geldik
[00:47:50] uyuyamadık.
[00:47:53] başarılı olacaklarını düşünüyorum, hepsi de güzel
[00:47:56] çocuklar, bakalım, tabii bir
[00:47:59] yandan sınav stresi de vardır sizde, hani burada geleceğe
[00:48:03] hazırlanıyor çocuklar, diğer yandan da okul masrafları da
[00:48:06] burada, siz neler düşünüyorsunuz, neler ne kadar harcadınız
[00:48:10] okul giderleri için, bütçenizi ayırabildiniz mi, masrafları
[00:48:13] tamamladınız mı? eee
[00:48:14] ayırabildik,
[00:48:17] yani diğer yıllara göre biraz yüksek ama çocuklar söz konusu
[00:48:21] olunca.
[00:48:30] bu yılki eee çok konuşulan
[00:48:33] konulardan biri de okul masraflarıydı, okul giderleriydi, bir
[00:48:37] yandan Kırtasiye masrafı, diğer yandan eee okul giderleri
[00:48:41] bu yılın en çok konuşulan konularından biri oldu geçtiğimiz
[00:48:44] haftalarda, ancak eee veliler de
[00:48:47] burada bütçelerini ayırmaya çalıştıklarını söylediler, her şey onların
[00:48:50] geleceği için dediler ve biz de... burada Ankara'da Toygar Börekçi
[00:48:54] İlkokulunda Hasan Yancı ile birlikte öğrencilerle buluştuk. Neda
[00:48:58] Hasan, çok teşekkür ediyoruz, aktardığınız bilgiler için hakikaten anne
[00:49:01] baba olmak öyle bir şey. Yeter ki çocuklarımız okusun. Biz
[00:49:05] oradan kısarız, buradan kısarız, gereğini yaparız. Önemli olan onların okuması
[00:49:08] diyor. Eda'nın konuştuğu bir veli.
[00:49:12] Hepsine başarılar diliyoruz, öğrencilerimize, velilere kolaylık
[00:49:15] diliyoruz. İnşallah iyi bir eğitim yılı olur. Şöyle bir
[00:49:18] hızlıca sosyal medya turu yapalım efendim. Bugün sosyal medyada gözümüz.
[00:49:22] çarpan birkaç tane dikkat çekici mesele var. Kıvanç Tatlıtuğun
[00:49:26] evinde çatıdan düşen işçi yoğun bakımda ünlü oyuncu ve avukatı
[00:49:30] hakkında suç duyurusunda bulunulmuş. T24'ün sosyal medya mesajında
[00:49:34] görüyoruz efendim bunu. Celal Adan eee Milliyetçi Hareket
[00:49:37] Partili Celal Adan'dan ilginç bir açıklama geldi. Cumhur
[00:49:41] Ittifakında tartışma yaratacak sözler başlığıyla vermiş Cumhuriyet
[00:49:44] Gazetesi. Birinci parti MHP
[00:49:47] olmalı demiş Celal Adan yaptığı açıklamada. Donald
[00:49:51] Trump.
[00:49:55] ara seçimlerden sonra İran ile savaş bitmiş olacak diyor.
[00:49:59] Siyasetçiler arasında maalesef çok alışkın olduğumuz bir
[00:50:02] mesele. Savaşı seçimler için malzeme yapıyor. Daha
[00:50:06] önceki Amerikan başkanlarının yaptığı gibi Trump da aynı yoldan
[00:50:09] 2,000 liras
[00:50:13] per month to 50,000 students. What
[00:50:16] will the students in the other
[00:50:20] 80 provinces do? Also, the governorship
[00:50:23] will give 50,000, but there are
[00:50:26] 2.7 million students in Istanbul. What
[00:50:30] will the others do? Canteen prices
[00:50:34] have been announced. The daily price
[00:50:37] of a mixed toast and an
[00:50:40] ayran is 150 liras, which makes
[00:50:44] 3,000 liras per month. The
[00:50:47] planning to replace Turkey. This, sir, immediately
[00:50:50] Turkey's success in Pisa. Then, Europeans seemed to be a little
[00:50:54] uncomfortable, apparently, they ranked countries that are more successful,
[00:50:58] have higher Pisa scores than Turkey,
[00:51:01] we see England, we see Nordic countries, a dream. There
[00:51:04] we also see countries like Germany, Belgium in between, let me remind
[00:51:07] you of that. And, sir, artificial intelligence
[00:51:11] discussions are very frequent these days, they are talking about a very short
[00:51:15] period, like one or two months, artificial intelligence
[00:51:18] can even take over the internet, says the former Google
[00:51:21] CEO. A chilling warning about the future of artificial intelligence,
[00:51:25] in 5 years, artificial intelligence can manage millions of artificial intelligence
[00:51:29] we do, she said, we did thousand-step solutions,
[00:51:31] and chains of thought, look, this is even more frightening,
[00:51:35] ultimately, it says, they will develop their own languages
[00:51:39] and we will not understand what they are doing,
[00:51:43] it says to pull the plug on artificial intelligence, an important report on this topic
[00:51:46] was published, we will share a small excerpt
[00:51:50] from the report with you, dear viewers. There are also very serious
[00:51:53] warnings about how artificial intelligence is taking over
[00:51:56] the internet step by step and about Çağla
[00:52:00] Üre's social
[00:52:02] media post on this topic. Let's look at the message
[00:52:06] of Anthropic, we are talking about a report from an organization named Anthropic, let me remind
[00:52:09] you of that, it has emerged that
[00:52:13] Open AI's swarm of agents has bypassed security restrictions and taken over the German
[00:52:17] Wiki forum DSE Wiki, it says I forgot to add this in the post
[00:52:20] that AI agents hid in this forum for weeks
[00:52:23] and discussed among themselves
[00:52:26] how to better hide from humans,
[00:52:29] dear viewers,
[00:52:32] and again I sat down in the morning
[00:52:36] for just 20 minutes, 25 minutes, or at most
[00:52:39] half an hour, to browse social media, you know, it's harvest
[00:52:43] time on social media, purchase prices
[00:52:46] are announced, farmers' cries have risen, let's
[00:52:49] put a comma here by bringing them to your screens, at 9 o'clock
[00:52:53] we will be here with Ali Mahir Başarır and we will talk a little about education, a little about
[00:52:57] politics, sir, let's leave you with the farmer's cry
[00:53:01] and go.
[00:53:05] We are in Samsun 19 Mayıs Yeşilköy, our farmer's
[00:53:08] hazelnuts, like Nur, will not even be worth 200 liras per kilogram,
[00:53:11] last year hazelnuts that found buyers for over 300 liras
[00:53:14] are now below 200 liras, even if TMO announces a price of 250 liras,
[00:53:18] it does not buy all of it, and it does not make advance
[00:53:22] payments to the villagers, so unfortunately hazelnuts do not find their
[00:53:25] value in the market, urgent measures need to be
[00:53:28] taken.
[00:53:35] While being a historian, in the last 10 years, the hazelnut stock market has been stolen from Turkey
[00:53:39] and is in the hands of those who established hazelnut fields for themselves in Şile,
[00:53:42] this strategic product unfortunately loses
[00:53:46] its importance and position every day, this is my
[00:53:49] product, gold gold, gold
[00:53:53] this is my product gold,
[00:53:55] you took my national hazelnuts under your feet, you took
[00:53:59] nationalism, you took, you took my flesh,
[00:54:02] where are you TMO, where are you Black Sea? You didn't
[00:54:06] buy figs from the people for a week or 10 days, you dropped
[00:54:09] the price of these beautiful figs, the beautiful Bursa figs
[00:54:12] that the world loves, to 50 liras, you caused a panic
[00:54:16] among the villagers, well, if there is
[00:54:19] medicine stain in these figs, why did
[00:54:22] you price the ones without medicine at the same price
[00:54:25] as the ones with medicine when it was 140 liras? There was
[00:54:28] medicine, when it was 50 liras there was no medicine, now
[00:54:31] you are cheating, the price of dates
[00:54:35] is currently at rock bottom, meaning, the farmers are currently
[00:54:39] experiencing their last moments, they are dying, so to speak, all the expenses
[00:54:42] turned into losses for the farmers, but the interesting part is, my farmer
[00:54:46] brothers and sisters, why are you not speaking up, I mean, why is no one...
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[01:00:13] Good morning, welcome to Gün Doğarken (At Sunrise).
[01:00:15] Monday, September 14,
[01:00:19] we will convey important developments on Turkey's and the world's agenda,
[01:00:22] we will be with you on these screens for whatever you need to start the day ready,
[01:00:26] we will convey it.
[01:00:29] We will return to Ankara, we will see what is happening
[01:00:33] and what is not. Of course, we have a very valuable guest in the studio,
[01:00:36] we would like to introduce him to you immediately, you already know him very well,
[01:00:40] new party deputy Mr.
[01:00:43] Ali Mahir Başarır. I swallowed so much because I talk so much
[01:00:46] since the morning. Now we will talk about truly
[01:00:50] important issues with him, first of all, last week was orientation week, education is one
[01:00:54] of the most important issues for us, we are talking about the future of our country,
[01:00:57] because schools opened today, the bells rang for approximately
[01:01:01] over 17 million students, 1.2 million teachers,
[01:01:04] we tried to evaluate it from every aspect, and Mr. Başarır
[01:01:07] also made very serious preparations on that topic,
[01:01:11] he really made very serious preparations and he will take a picture
[01:01:14] of education in Turkey with us. From what perspective will he take it? Well,
[01:01:18] expenses, education, school buses, the situation of students,
[01:01:22] the situation of parents, this is a very important point, because
[01:01:25] economic situation, economic level is one of the most important
[01:01:29] parts of academic success and future success, as we say in every
[01:01:32] education news, let's say it one more time, I'm sure you often
[01:01:36] bring this up, one of our most important, most urgent
[01:01:40] issues is also
[01:01:43] at least one free meal and
[01:01:47] free water for every student in every school, we need to emphasize
[01:01:51] this, this is one of the very important points, we will discuss it in detail, sir, but
[01:01:55] now I will go to Ankara with your permission,
[01:01:58] we will take up Ankara's agenda, Dilan Altürk is waiting for us there, Dilan, good morning,
[01:02:02] good luck to you, thank you for sparing your time for
[01:02:05] us, what's happening in Ankara, what's on the agenda today,
[01:02:09] what awaits us this week, can you briefly summarize it for
[01:02:12] us?
[01:02:14] Good morning, I wish you good broadcasts, actually, this
[01:02:20] day the traffic was heavy, and a busy political agenda awaits us throughout the week,
[01:02:24] there are agendas remaining from last week, and those headlines,
[01:02:27] those topics will be among
[01:02:30] the most discussed political topics this week.
[01:02:34] What were those topics? On Saturday, there was an important
[01:02:37] knot. Ahmet Davutoğlu married his son.
[01:02:41] There were some striking details in the wedding ceremony.
[01:02:45] The statements made by the former Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey,
[01:02:48] Bülent Arınç, attracted attention. What did he
[01:02:52] say? He made some statements about Gökçe, Melih
[01:02:55] Gökçe. Referring to the day he went to the courthouse,
[01:02:59] September 4th, he emphasized that he went to the courthouse
[01:03:02] with gum in his mouth and stated that they were with Ahmet Davutoğlu.
[01:03:06] Gökçek responded of course. He stated that
[01:03:10] Ahmet Davutoğlu's statements in 2020,
[01:03:13] which were insulting to the president, as described, and subject to investigation,
[01:03:17] were slanders against Erdoğan and his family
[01:03:20] in that post, and he also called
[01:03:24] on his AK Party friends to see whose side
[01:03:28] Melih Gökçek was on. He said look who you should be with,
[01:03:32] well, in the evening hours, a post came from the chief advisor
[01:03:35] to the president, and actually
[01:03:38] a reaction message to Arınç
[01:03:41] was shared, and he said in that post
[01:03:45] that Bülent Arınç did not act in a manner befitting
[01:03:49] civility or statesmanship. He used the expressions,
[01:03:52] will there be reactions to Bülent Arınç's statements
[01:03:56] from the AK Party, from the government
[01:03:59] this week? On one hand, eyes will be there,
[01:04:02] at the same time, as you know, Erdoğan was also invited to that
[01:04:06] wedding, but
[01:04:09] we had learned last week that Ahmet Davutoğlu
[01:04:12] had invited Erdoğan to his son's wedding ceremony
[01:04:15] before the investigation started, and therefore Erdoğan
[01:04:18] did not attend that wedding ceremony, he didn't even
[01:04:22] send a wreath, he didn't even send a wreath
[01:04:25] to the wedding of the son of the person with whom he served
[01:04:28] at the same time, and he didn't share a message either, so
[01:04:32] these topics will also be discussed politically
[01:04:35] this week. Erdoğan was in his hometown,
[01:04:39] yesterday he was in Samsun, he attended a series of opening
[01:04:42] ceremonies, he made statements, the day he went to his hometown,
[01:04:46] he said in his hometown on Thursday that we will get through
[01:04:49] the elections, President Erdoğan had given this message,
[01:04:52] and the reaction came from Özgür Özel.
[01:04:56] Özgür Özel again responded to Erdoğan
[01:05:00] at the public meeting and said, while retirees have
[01:05:03] problems, while retirees are struggling to make ends meet,
[01:05:06] how will you get through the elections?
[01:05:09] So, this week, some statements
[01:05:12] from the opposition are also expected regarding Erdoğan's recent
[01:05:16] emphasis on elections, and of course, there is one more item
[01:05:19] left from yesterday, which was the İmralı delegation
[01:05:23] framework law on the Parliament's agenda, immediately after
[01:05:26] its adoption in the General Assembly of the Parliament on August 10th.
[01:05:29] it was actually its first visit to İmralı Island, and
[01:05:33] therefore, the details of the İmralı delegation's
[01:05:36] meeting with Öcalan yesterday will be learned
[01:05:40] with the written statement to be made today,
[01:05:43] but of course, last week Nagihan Alçı
[01:05:47] had narrated the background of her meeting with Bahçeli
[01:05:51] and announced that a villa was being built for Abdullah Öcalan
[01:05:54] on İmralı Island, and therefore, the former
[01:05:57] ... when we look at it,
[01:06:01] neither the statement made by the Ministry of Justice, nor
[01:06:04] the names close to the government were confirming
[01:06:07] the information about the construction of that villa, this
[01:06:10] was a debated topic that had been on Ankara's
[01:06:14] agenda and in Ankara's backrooms for a long time,
[01:06:17] whether a house was built for Öcalan,
[01:06:21] but the parties were denying these allegations,
[01:06:24] so, the eyes will be on the written statement to be made
[01:06:27] by the İmralı delegation today. Will information regarding this issue
[01:06:31] be shared? Of course, that's also important, but Bahçeli had also underlined
[01:06:34] that, according to the information conveyed by Nagihan Alçı,
[01:06:38] if Öcalan was seeking a status, and if
[01:06:41] that status was not provided, he did not want to move
[01:06:45] into that house, that residence. So, what was this status? What was the status
[01:06:49] Öcalan wanted? As you know, the monitoring and
[01:06:52] evaluation board in Article 7 of the framework law
[01:06:56] had held its first meeting last month and four subcommittees
[01:07:00] it was requested that Abdullah Öcalan serve in one of those four subcommittees,
[01:07:04] there is such an expectation from the Den Party,
[01:07:08] and Pervin Buldan had even clearly stated in her meeting
[01:07:11] with journalists that Öcalan would take part in one
[01:07:15] of those boards, but in the statement made
[01:07:19] after the monitoring and evaluation board meeting chaired by Cevdet Yılmaz,
[01:07:22] no statement was made regarding whether any duty
[01:07:26] was assigned to Öcalan. It is also worth noting
[01:07:30] that in the coming days, the second meeting of the monitoring
[01:07:34] and evaluation board will again be held
[01:07:37] in Beştepe under the chairmanship of Cevdet Yılmaz, with the presence of security bureaucracy.
[01:07:40] And more comprehensive information regarding the content
[01:07:44] of the four sub-commissions established
[01:07:47] is expected to be shared, today,
[01:07:51] on one hand, eyes are on the written statement to be made
[01:07:53] by the İmralı delegation, on the other hand, they will be
[01:07:57] on the political messages to be given, let's hand the floor back to you. Thank
[01:08:01] you very much Dilan Aktürk, for the information you provided, especially we are waiting
[01:08:04] for the statement of the İmralı Delegation, we are following it, you can
[01:08:08] watch it on Halk TV screens. We are with Mr. Ali Mahir Başarır. Welcome again, sir.
[01:08:11] Thank you.
[01:08:14] schools opened, you also took a very good photo, before that, my friends
[01:08:17] sent me your work, let's not waste any time, let's start immediately,
[01:08:21] what do you see when you look at the education picture of Turkey, what
[01:08:24] will you tell us? Of course, today millions of our children
[01:08:28] started their education period, I
[01:08:31] wish them all success, I wish them a peaceful and safe
[01:08:34] year, both are very important, of course, safety is very
[01:08:38] important, I hope we don't experience
[01:08:41] the sad events we experienced last year,
[01:08:44] that our children complete their education year in safety,
[01:08:47] I wish families patience and strength, because
[01:08:51] they truly sent their children to school today under very difficult
[01:08:55] circumstances, yes, we spoke to a parent, our reporter friend
[01:08:58] Eda asked about the expenses, what can
[01:09:01] what was necessary for our child, we are doing it, but I mean,
[01:09:05] believe me, many, many people who cannot do it are suffering. Of course,
[01:09:09] look, a middle school in the next year, their feet
[01:09:13] grow, their bag, coat, sneakers
[01:09:17] are mandatory, there is a physical education class, tracksuits are mandatory,
[01:09:20] there is a physical education class, look, education expenses have increased
[01:09:24] by 23% to 29% compared to last year,
[01:09:28] pencils, erasers, notebooks, books, bags,
[01:09:31] clothes have increased, winter is coming, they have
[01:09:35] to buy coats for these children, they have to buy overcoats, today
[01:09:39] there is no coat or overcoat below 3,000 to
[01:09:43] 4,000 liras,
[01:09:45] now, children are in such a situation that
[01:09:49] canteen prices, look,
[01:09:52] toast prices have increased by 35%, these
[01:09:55] children, our children
[01:09:58] are stuck between toast and tests,
[01:10:01] look, it really pains me, these are the costs we
[01:10:05] give for a single child, today let me tell
[01:10:08] you this, the minimum wage is 28,000
[01:10:11] liras. The retirement pension is 23,000 liras.
[01:10:15] The annual education cost in primary school
[01:10:19] is 77,000 liras, middle school
[01:10:21] 78,000, high school 81,000 liras
[01:10:25] for a single child, what will they do if they have two? Sir, he recommended three children,
[01:10:29] what will they do if they have three? I mean, can you imagine
[01:10:32] that they have to allocate more than half of their salary
[01:10:36] just for the basic education expenses of their children?
[01:10:39] Just today the ministry announced.
[01:10:43] cheap toast 130 liras, bottom
[01:10:45] price, let's explain, what are the figures
[01:10:49] one by one let's look
[01:10:52] at the prices, toast was 70 liras
[01:10:55] in 2026, 95 this year it will be at least 130 liras,
[01:10:59] yes, if they drink a tea, it's 150 liras,
[01:11:02] let me tell you something, a parent from
[01:11:05] Tarsus called me and said I can only put half
[01:11:08] a bread and one tomato, can you imagine one tomato?
[01:11:12] and that child eats half a bread during lunch break, if
[01:11:16] we cannot give these children a meal, cannot give
[01:11:19] milk, or if the state does not give
[01:11:22] this to people who don't have bags or clothes, what
[01:11:26] are we talking about? Municipalities were providing this service, look,
[01:11:29] milk, food, bags, many municipalities,
[01:11:33] including Mersin municipality, were distributing these,
[01:11:36] investigations were also opened regarding these,
[01:11:40] really, when we look is 35 this year, yes,
[01:11:44] so how will it be? You didn't raise the salaries of retirees
[01:11:48] and civil servants this much, of course, of course,
[01:11:52] I mean, we are starting from a toast, bag prices have increased by 40%, shoe
[01:11:55] prices have increased by 40%, they can't buy sneakers,
[01:11:58] look, they can't buy sneakers, he says don't go,
[01:12:02] how will it be in this situation? There are 1,200,000
[01:12:06] unemployed teachers today, there are 1.2 million
[01:12:09] unemployed teachers, their mothers and fathers. Their mothers, their fathers, when schools
[01:12:13] open, what do they think?
[01:12:17] Their hearts ache for their children, for the 1.2 million
[01:12:21] unemployed teachers. Let me tell you something,
[01:12:24] the Ministry of National Education does not employ
[01:12:27] them today, today those teachers are employed
[01:12:31] by three-letter markets, unfortunately, when schools
[01:12:34] open today, they have to go to
[01:12:38] three-letter markets as cashiers and work, it pains
[01:12:41] me. There is a very important contradiction, when we look
[01:12:44] at the year, the number of contracted teachers
[01:12:48] is increasing, but as you said, 1.2 million
[01:12:52] teachers are waiting to be appointed outside, so shouldn't this be reversed?
[01:12:56] Shouldn't the number of contracted teachers be reduced and the number of permanent
[01:12:59] teachers be increased? There are 1,200,000
[01:13:02] teachers, why did these children study? Their parents
[01:13:06] made this sacrifice from primary school to university,
[01:13:09] why? We are talking about the price of toast and the price of bags,
[01:13:13] families don't eat, drink, or dress to raise their children to be teachers,
[01:13:16] and today they go to
[01:13:20] a market to work as a cashier or a salesperson,
[01:13:23] they don't go to a school. "They don't hug
[01:13:27] a student, all of these things should
[01:13:30] actually be discussed in this country today, can we discuss them, sir?
[01:13:34] We listened to the Ankara agenda, the Ankara
[01:13:36] agenda is on the government's agenda, schools opened today,
[01:13:39] do these students, these parents, these teachers have problems?
[01:13:43] No, throughout the summer, we discussed
[01:13:47] everything else. Now, let me quickly
[01:13:50] share a few data from the table
[01:13:54] you prepared for stationery. Look, for stationery,
[01:13:58] an elementary school student needs to pay an average of
[01:14:02] 6,363 liras, a middle school
[01:14:05] student 7,666 liras,
[01:14:08] and a high school student
[01:14:10] 10,328 liras for clothing,
[01:14:13] it's around 15,900 liras, almost all
[01:14:16] of them are the same, this includes shoes, the cheapest,
[01:14:20] look, cheap, of course, transportation, look, this is a completely
[01:14:24] different problem, really a completely different problem,
[01:14:27] I mean, the issue of school bus fees causes very serious problems,
[01:14:31] 55,296 for elementary school, and
[01:14:34] similar figures for middle school and high school, when we add them up,
[01:14:38] for elementary school, only stationery, clothing and transportation, besides
[01:14:41] these, there are activities, holidays, school
[01:14:45] shows, clothes requested for them, school
[01:14:48] trips, well, it's very important that these exist for the social
[01:14:52] development of students, they are not included in this
[01:14:56] price, the total cost for an elementary school student
[01:15:00] in this sense, only in these three categories,
[01:15:02] is 77,559 liras, for a middle school student
[01:15:06] 78,862 liras, and for a high school student
[01:15:10] 81,524 liras, of course for a single child,
[01:15:14] for a single child, look, three children were recommended,
[01:15:16] I mean, children born in 2014,
[01:15:20] 15, 13, a family where one was born in 2011,
[01:15:23] one in 2013, one in 2017, has to educate their children today,
[01:15:26] how will they educate them? The minimum wage is 28,000, I know
[01:15:29] very well, I mean, when we talk about this with people around
[01:15:33] us, we heard from our own circle of friends, they ask why
[01:15:36] you only have one child, because you know, we are a nation
[01:15:39] that loves education, I mean, people are truly striving
[01:15:42] to do their best for their children to be educated, they cut back
[01:15:46] on their own expenses, they cut back on their own spending,
[01:15:49] I also studied like that, my parents God bless them, they educated
[01:15:53] three sons. ask us about our education,
[01:15:57] because the conditions were easier back then, even then it was
[01:16:00] easier, now they say, how can we have a second child
[01:16:04] when we can't even educate this child? I mean, if we had a second child,
[01:16:08] with the expenses of a second child, we wouldn't be able to give
[01:16:11] our first child what we gave them,
[01:16:14] they are right, they are not wrong, school is a place
[01:16:17] where there are families from all walks of life, I mean,
[01:16:21] there is the son of a very rich businessman, and there is the daughter of a civil
[01:16:25] They see each other, they see the shoes, they see the coat, they see many
[01:16:29] things, they see the pen, they say I want
[01:16:32] this pen, they tell me, will you buy me this pen, will you buy me this eraser,
[01:16:35] will you buy me this pencil case, but they cannot buy it
[01:16:39] from the family and it is really a big I know that they send their children with difficulties,
[01:16:43] now the issue of service fees is really important,
[01:16:47] look, let's immediately transfer a detail from the graphic you sent
[01:16:50] regarding that. We evaluated short
[01:16:53] and long distances separately. Let's just say this,
[01:16:57] from 2025 to 2026,
[01:16:59] there is a 25.5%
[01:17:01] increase, let's round it up. For long distances,
[01:17:05] the monthly amount a parent had to pay in 2025
[01:17:09] was 4883 liras, while in 2026,
[01:17:12] it rose to 6,144.
[01:17:15] This annual amount was 43,953 liras in 2025,
[01:17:19] and in 2026, it rose to
[01:17:22] 55,296 for short distances. It's a bit lower,
[01:17:25] but not that low. Last year, in 2025,
[01:17:28] it was 3719 liras, and this year,
[01:17:31] it rose to 4688 liras per month. When we calculate it annually,
[01:17:35] for a parent to just send their child to school, to send them from home to school,
[01:17:39] the amount needed rose from
[01:17:42] 33,468 liras to 42,1994.
[01:17:45] And diesel prices will increase,
[01:17:48] it has reached 100 liras. God forbid, I say.
[01:17:52] Really, I mean, as a member of parliament of this opposition
[01:17:55] party, as a group deputy chairman, as a new party,
[01:17:58] I say, God forbid, but it will reach 100 liras.
[01:18:02] How will that happen? Of course, it's not even out of the question
[01:18:06] for it to happen. We see the dimensions of the conflict between Iran
[01:18:09] and America. It benefits Trump for prices to rise
[01:18:13] so he can be a bit more comfortable, and for China to
[01:18:16] be in trouble. Just last week, he sank five of Iran's tankers.
[01:18:20] Therefore, energy security has not been ensured in the world in that sense.
[01:18:24] Unfortunately, such a risk is clearly continuing before us. Let's bring back
[01:18:27] those other graphics on canteen costs.
[01:18:31] I want to quickly see and show them,
[01:18:34] to convey them, because the numbers in them are very important.
[01:18:38] Look, if a child just eats a toast, they will pay 95 liras.
[01:18:41] In 2026, it will be
[01:18:44] 130,
[01:18:47] that is, 150 liras. Mixed toast, Ayvalık toast, etc.,
[01:18:51] they reach figures like 150, 200, 250 liras. If a child
[01:18:54] eats only this per day, I cannot say
[01:18:58] liver and tuna sandwiches for these. I wish children could eat them more
[01:19:01] often.
[01:19:04] They go for potatoes in bread, which is called patso.
[01:19:08] They have to eat that. These are just food
[01:19:11] prices, dear viewers. There are also drink prices, let's see those too.
[01:19:15] Look, it's very simple. Children also need to eat healthy
[01:19:19] and drink healthy things. If we only say tea and
[01:19:22] oralet, it was 20 liras last year. As you notice,
[01:19:25] we put healthy things there, we didn't put fizzy drinks, etc. And that's how it should be.
[01:19:29] You know that in canteens, the sale of
[01:19:32] fizzy drinks, energy drinks, and sugar-added
[01:19:34] drinks is actually forbidden.
[01:19:38] How much is it complied with? We definitely don't recommend it, definitely not. Let's also
[01:19:42] ask how much it's complied with. There's a big question mark there. Let's put
[01:19:46] a huge question mark. And let's warn parents: if they encounter such a thing,
[01:19:49] please report it to the relevant authorities.
[01:19:53] But look, even for just these, if they drink tea, it was
[01:19:57] 25 liras last year. How much will it be this year? It will be 30 liras or 26 liras,
[01:20:01] 27 liras. I mean, ayran, its price is
[01:20:04] 20 liras. Ayran is not easily...
[01:20:14] How many families in Turkey can give their child
[01:20:17] 170 liras pocket money? Let's multiply this by 20 daily.
[01:20:20] There is no such figure. Let me tell you something.
[01:20:23] Apart from the 77,
[01:20:27] 708, 81 thousand lira school costs, if we add this,
[01:20:31] a different figure emerges.
[01:20:35] I mean, today, the most pressing
[01:20:37] issue is the economy. Look,
[01:20:41] there is a Turkey that cannot manage anything from education,
[01:20:44] to nutrition, to rent, to housing, to transportation.
[01:20:47] Now we are talking about this through education, but I also meet with
[01:20:51] different sector representatives,
[01:20:54] I have meetings with them, I try to listen to their problems
[01:20:57] and convey them as much as possible. Let me tell you, Mr.
[01:21:01] Başarır, so far I haven't met a single sector
[01:21:04] representative who doesn't have problems. In the last year,
[01:21:08] complaints have started to increase significantly
[01:21:11] since last year. They have increased even more. Many of them
[01:21:15] say, "We might not make it through next year,
[01:21:19] it will be good if we see the new year, we will be happy, but we have no idea
[01:21:22] about what comes after." They express great despair.
[01:21:25] Since we are here, shall we also evaluate the developments
[01:21:28] within the framework of this MTP? You also have a graphic prepared
[01:21:32] for that. How do you see it? What kind of MTP is this?
[01:21:35] OVP ne OVP'sidir bu?
[01:21:37] First, if you want, let's name it so that we can move to that point
[01:21:41] after discussing the MTP. Or let me ask this way to be
[01:21:44] more clear. This was defined as an election MTP.
[01:21:48] Do you agree? Now,
[01:21:51] the vast majority of rightful criticism regarding
[01:21:55] this medium-term program is indeed about elections.
[01:21:58] Now, what should a government that thinks about elections do? First of all,
[01:22:01] the worker, the retiree, the hunger line
[01:22:05] is 38,000, the poverty line
[01:22:07] is 121,000.
[01:22:10] But the retiree pension is 23,500 liras, the minimum wage
[01:22:13] is 28,000, right? Yes. If you are thinking about elections,
[01:22:16] your primary goal should be to make arrangements for millions of retirees
[01:22:20] living below the hunger line and for public
[01:22:23] officials in this country. Is there any here? No.
[01:22:27] No, they are thinking, we will make an increase in the last 6 months,
[01:22:30] we will distribute some cards before the elections, and we will win this election. Turkey has
[01:22:34] long passed this stage. Look now.
[01:22:37] The inflation target for the end of 2026 was 16%,
[01:22:41] now it has already risen to 24%. Of course,
[01:22:44] of course. And since 2018,
[01:22:48] the inflation target has always been missed.
[01:22:52] Now they ask the Minister of Finance, "You are working, you are working." This part
[01:22:55] is really important, because with this implemented program, many people
[01:22:59] gritted their teeth, thinking it would recover, it would recover. Far from recovering,
[01:23:02] it started to move in the opposite direction. Of course, look at food
[01:23:06] inflation, it's 33%.
[01:23:09] We are in the top five in the world, yes, unfortunately. Now this
[01:23:12] situation, this situation, this is a reality.
[01:23:15] TÜİK accepts it, the minister accepts it, the government accepts it.
[01:23:19] That is, that retirees live below the hunger line,
[01:23:22] that workers live below the hunger line,
[01:23:25] that we are in 5th place
[01:23:28] after Argentina, Venezuela, Iran, South Sudan.
[01:23:31] Now, when I look at the medium-term program,
[01:23:35] I see nothing for the oppressed in this country.
[01:23:39] Nothing. Parliament opens in October,
[01:23:42] the budget comes in November. We will discuss the 2027 budget
[01:23:46] in the commission. It will be voted on in parliament in December.
[01:23:50] What will come? Let me tell you the most striking thing:
[01:23:54] at least 4.5 trillion liras, meaning almost 30% of the Turkish Republic's budget,
[01:23:57] will be allocated to interest.
[01:24:01] I'm talking about 4.5 trillion, because last year,
[01:24:05] this target was 3 trillion, it reached 3.5 trillion, this
[01:24:08] year it's 4.5 trillion. We are talking about the livelihood of 86 million people,
[01:24:12] because the budget is your,
[01:24:15] our, the police's, the civil servant's,
[01:24:18] the worker's livelihood, all of us. We will discuss how the livelihood of 86 million people
[01:24:21] will be distributed. It's the country's budget. What
[01:24:25] will we discuss there in the country's budget? Again, we will talk about
[01:24:29] retirees, again we will talk about workers. Will they be able to allocate a quarter
[01:24:33] of the money they allocate to interest for them? Now, if it could be an election
[01:24:36] budget... Look, they can't even make an election budget, that's what I'm trying to explain.
[01:24:40] Because money goes to certain guaranteed projects,
[01:24:44] money goes to interest, civil servant
[01:24:46] salaries, the expenses of Beştepe,
[01:24:50] the expenses of ministries. We have to share the remaining 86 million.
[01:24:53] When I was talking to Güldem Atabay
[01:24:57] yesterday, before coming here, she is a very important economist.
[01:25:00] We will share what we will do
[01:25:03] in the short, medium, and long term
[01:25:07] after this budget, with whom we will do it, with 86 million people.
[01:25:11] The economic team will be as important
[01:25:14] as the presidential candidate in the elections. Look, it is absolutely true,
[01:25:18] absolutely true. I say, "I will come with these names, with these cadres,
[01:25:22] I will do this for workers and retirees in the short term,
[01:25:25] and I will do these in the medium term." They ask, "What will you do?"
[01:25:28] Let's put a comma here, I will dedicate a separate section to this.
[01:25:32] Let's talk about this later, this is very important,
[01:25:35] because the establishment process of the new party really
[01:25:39] took place under extraordinary circumstances. No one
[01:25:41] expected it. I mean, the Republican People's Party was
[01:25:45] nullified. Now, the team you are in
[01:25:48] worked very hard to take the party to a new convention,
[01:25:52] they strived. After doing everything that could be done,
[01:25:55] after exhausting all avenues, after all remedies were exhausted,
[01:25:59] they founded the new party. It has only been
[01:26:02] about 2, 2.5 months since it was founded,
[01:26:06] and in that 2-2.5 months, it was mostly spent explaining this process,
[01:26:09] defining this process, and also
[01:26:12] reacting to what happened
[01:26:14] in the municipalities. But Mr. Özgür Özel, if I'm not mistaken,
[01:26:18] had said this in a program
[01:26:22] he attended last week. He said, "From now on,
[01:26:25] we will start explaining our solution proposals,"
[01:26:28] meaning, leaving those reactive rallies aside,
[01:26:32] we will move on to explaining our solution proposals. Although they don't give him a chance for that, Üsküdar
[01:26:36] is on one side, but we will get to that, let's keep that in mind for now,
[01:26:40] but do you expect an early election? Well,
[01:26:43] if the President is talking about elections,
[01:26:46] if ministers are talking, if former members of parliament are talking,
[01:26:50] there is an election in Turkey. Look, next year at this time,
[01:26:53] I might not be here, I might be
[01:26:56] in election rallies. Let's assume it's November,
[01:26:59] let's assume it's October. Imagine
[01:27:02] an election decision being made in August, and
[01:27:05] they say April or May, or a week, this is not something that will happen.
[01:27:09] I mean, they say, "What will we do
[01:27:13] for him to be able to run
[01:27:15] for the third time?" We will move the election 3 days, 4 days, a week earlier.
[01:27:19] This is overturning the constitution. An early election is a necessity in Turkey.
[01:27:23] Look, the data we provided, economic data,
[01:27:27] money allocated to interest, people's situation,
[01:27:30] justice situation, democracy situation.
[01:27:33] An election is a necessity in Turkey. That's why I think there will be an early election,
[01:27:36] because every
[01:27:39] day things are getting worse. Look, especially this system
[01:27:42] from 2018 until now, let's look at the data, we have always gone worse.
[01:27:46] Before 2018, dollar, euro,
[01:27:50] fuel, energy,
[01:27:53] bread, purchasing power, let's look at the statistics, and let's
[01:27:56] look today, it's always getting worse. That's why the government will also
[01:28:00] want this. But if there is an election,
[01:28:03] it must be a democratic election.
[01:28:05] They need to know this, look, this atmosphere
[01:28:08] does not suit Turkey. Hostility and competition
[01:28:12] are different things. The governor of this country,
[01:28:15] the governor of Istanbul, cannot tweet "yours."
[01:28:19] I can argue many things about him, I don't find it right,
[01:28:23] but if he says "yours" to us,
[01:28:26] we are in a different place, yes,
[01:28:29] it's not right. Coming here.
[01:28:44] He gives and gives, and gives and gives. He says so many things. There was a certain
[01:28:47] political culture and courtesy, but he makes very harsh criticisms.
[01:28:51] Mesut Yılmaz, all the ministers, Süleyman
[01:28:54] Demirel laughs and applauds. Where did we
[01:28:56] come from, and where are we now?
[01:29:00] Why did we get into this situation? They get angry at me for saying this. I am
[01:29:04] not an enemy, and I don't see anyone as an enemy.
[01:29:08] The enemy is somewhere else. He is trying to
[01:29:12] incite us across the border, that insolent
[01:29:15] president of Israel, that disrespectful one,
[01:29:19] yes, but the voter who voted for AK Party
[01:29:22] or a member of parliament there is not my enemy. Let me say it again,
[01:29:26] they are my rival. Competition also requires courtesy.
[01:29:29] We want to go to elections by removing this courtesy,
[01:29:32] that understanding, the pressure on the political institution.
[01:29:36] You don't win elections like this. You took Üsküdar,
[01:29:40] you took the building of Üsküdar, but you couldn't take the will, gentlemen.
[01:29:43] You only took the building,
[01:29:47] you.
[01:29:49] You couldn't take the will of the people of Üsküdar. Now we will talk about it, will you take Istanbul?
[01:29:53] You can take the building of Istanbul, but you cannot take that will.
[01:29:56] Mr. Tayyip,
[01:29:59] from 2001 until today, he used the word
[01:30:02] "will" very, very much, and it's very important: the will of the nation,
[01:30:06] the will of the nation, the will of the nation. If you touch
[01:30:09] that will of the nation, the people won't forgive you.
[01:30:13] They won't forgive you. Look, did they win Üsküdar now?
[01:30:16] No, celebrations and so on.
[01:30:20] What kind of celebration? The people of Üsküdar voted for Sinemletaş.
[01:30:23] You didn't win that place, you took that building,
[01:30:26] that is, you took that 500 square meters,
[01:30:29] but you couldn't get the hearts and votes
[01:30:33] of the people of Üsküdar. There is a mayor who received 50% of the votes.
[01:30:36] So, we will go to elections. I expect an early election.
[01:30:40] Let the election conditions
[01:30:43] be met. In the budget, let people,
[01:30:46] politicians, yourselves, put forward our criticisms,
[01:30:50] put forward what we will do, and let the nation decide.
[01:30:52] I don't want to see such a governor.
[01:30:56] He sits next to me on the plane, he doesn't talk to me.
[01:30:59] Why, my dear governor? You
[01:31:01] are the governor of this province, and I am a member of parliament. I can chat with you for an hour.
[01:31:05] If you are, say, the governor of province X,
[01:31:08] Manisa, Adana,
[01:31:12] I can talk, I can express my thoughts. Look, there are ministers
[01:31:15] who are in communication, there are ministers who answer the phone and give information when you call.
[01:31:19] I am in the opposition party, and this is how it should be. We should think differently.
[01:31:23] When you call the Minister of Interior and ask something,
[01:31:26] Mustafa Çiftçi calls back, and he also sends documents, for example.
[01:31:30] Look, mistakes, wrongdoings.
[01:31:33] As you said, political competition is something else, but regarding a police station in Tartus,
[01:31:37] 8 people were killed, you know. Yes, another incident happened. I called,
[01:31:40] look, I said a police station is needed here. An hour later, he sent pictures and
[01:31:44] videos of the police station construction. This is how it should be.
[01:31:47] This is it. Because if the opposition
[01:31:50] and the government see each other as enemies, then such a picture emerges.
[01:31:54] Take your hands off politics and the will of the nation.
[01:31:58] Let us present what we will do
[01:32:00] and what we won't do,
[01:32:02] our cadres to the nation. You also explain
[01:32:06] your self-criticisms and what you have done. Let the nation decide. This
[01:32:09] equation is that simple. Yes, going beyond this,
[01:32:12] morning operations,
[01:32:16] the will of municipal council members, transfers...
[01:32:19] This transfer business is not right. Let's change
[01:32:22] the law. Yes, Mr. President had also in his previous
[01:32:26] speeches referred to the really very sad,
[01:32:29] disgraceful
[01:32:31] pages of Turkish political history, the Güneş incident,
[01:32:35] and expressed how wrong and problematic it was. He had stated
[01:32:39] that in member of parliament transfers,
[01:32:42] just resigning from the party would not be enough. And today, Mr.
[01:32:46] Fikret Bila also emphasizes the same point in his column published on Halk TV Web.
[01:32:49] He had expressed his views that they should also resign from their parliamentary seats.
[01:32:53] He had brought this up many times.
[01:32:56] He had frequently pointed to
[01:33:00] the national will manifested in elections.
[01:33:03] We had seen him point to it. It needs to be underlined,
[01:33:07] it needs to be reminded. You talked about the specific case of Üsküdar
[01:33:11] just now, so I don't need to ask again. We need to discuss the IBB
[01:33:14] issue a bit technically, because Ekrem
[01:33:17] İmamoğlu, immediately after the hearing
[01:33:20] of the case on Friday, said this in a social media
[01:33:24] message: "Now," he says, "there was a procedural deficiency
[01:33:28] in this case. The acquittal decision was overturned
[01:33:31] because no statement was taken. Therefore, what should have been done
[01:33:35] was for the statement to be given and for the acquittal decision to come. But
[01:33:38] they quickly changed the judge,
[01:33:41] and as if this procedural point that needed to be corrected did not
[01:33:45] exist, they gave a conviction.
[01:33:49] Not only that, but they gave a sentence of over two years
[01:33:52] for a political ban to be imposed." He explains this process at length.
[01:33:55] Now, of course, there is an important point here: this decision is not final.
[01:33:59] First of all, it will go to the court of appeals. But
[01:34:03] is there a step-by-step movement towards IBB? What do you say?
[01:34:06] Well, of course, when it goes to the court of appeals and is upheld, and a political ban is imposed,
[01:34:10] is it thought that there will be an election and what happened in Üsküdar will happen again?
[01:34:14] I say the same thing: look, whoever the people
[01:34:17] of Istanbul chose, that is
[01:34:21] the will. If you try to take it
[01:34:24] with factors outside of the will, it doesn't work.
[01:34:27] This will definitely have a price at the ballot box,
[01:34:30] because the nation ultimately knows who I voted for,
[01:34:34] who Istanbul voted for. They also know the events. Several times
[01:34:37] in a row. Yes, several times in a row they voted. I mean, you took Istanbul.
[01:34:41] This is nothing but satisfying yourselves.
[01:34:45] You are creating a victim. Look,
[01:34:48] you said nation, nation, nation, you said national will.
[01:34:51] Respect the national will. If you
[01:34:55] wrap the political institution in this way, if you put it
[01:34:59] in a framework, the nation will eventually react to this.
[01:35:03] Look, I also use it a lot, because I am a politician
[01:35:06] who believes in the nation and the national will,
[01:35:09] who believes in democracy.
[01:35:11] I just said that my party's Istanbul provincial building
[01:35:15] was taken with 6,000 police.
[01:35:18] I was at the general headquarters, and 4,000 police also
[01:35:21] came to the Republican People's Party General Headquarters.
[01:35:23] gelindi,
[01:35:26] About 5-6 years ago, İsamettin Cindoruk
[01:35:29] had not died. By coincidence, I was near his late wife's house.
[01:35:33] oradaydım eee
[01:35:36] A very important memory. They said Mr. Üsamettin
[01:35:39] lives here. I immediately went up and said, "If he's available, I'll come over." We chatted for half an hour.
[01:35:42] ettik'.
[01:35:45] The apartment building caretaker, Uncle Mustafa, is 85 years old. He said, "I have been working
[01:35:48] in this apartment building for 60 years. I will ask you a question."
[01:35:51] He said, "Go ahead." He said, "In the 1980 coup,
[01:35:55] how did the soldiers take Mr. Müsamettin?" He said, "Two soldiers came
[01:35:58] in a jeep, he got dressed, and they took him."
[01:36:02] One of the most important figures in the 1980 coup
[01:36:05] was Siyamettin Cindoruk.
[01:36:08] Two soldiers, one jeep, they took him. 6,000 police came to Istanbul.
[01:36:11] Look, Turkey doesn't deserve this. Turkey doesn't deserve
[01:36:15] such democracy. Blocking
[01:36:18] the paths of democracy in this way will not lead Turkey to a good place.
[01:36:21] That's why if we are talking about elections,
[01:36:24] if we are saying the word election, then next year at this time,
[01:36:28] there might be election bans. So, I might not be able to come here with my official car.
[01:36:32] Let's
[01:36:36] go to
[01:36:39] an election freely in this country
[01:36:41] together. The public is very disturbed, the nation is very disturbed.
[01:36:45] Even the AKP voters are disturbed by this situation.
[01:36:48] Look, many operations are being carried out. Of course, our family
[01:36:52] security, our street security are very important. I also support
[01:36:55] some of them. But who has been governing
[01:36:58] this country for 24 years, sir? Now, let's
[01:37:02] look at the incidents, unsolved murders. Let's go and see.
[01:37:05] I support it, I support all of them. But
[01:37:09] who has been the Minister of Interior in this country for 24 years, let's say for a quarter of a century now?
[01:37:12] Why did the country get into this situation with these incidents?
[01:37:16] Where did these street gangs come from?
[01:37:19] Where did these drug mafias come from?
[01:37:21] Where did we get to this point? Many of the children
[01:37:25] in those gangs were born,
[01:37:28] grew up, and were raised during this government's
[01:37:31] tenure. Now, while cleaning up a system they themselves created,
[01:37:35] you blame me? And wait a minute, if I
[01:37:38] had governed for two of these 24
[01:37:42] years, say in 2010 and 2018, you would say,
[01:37:45] "Brother, you were a minister, Ali Mahir Başarır." I mean, no, there is no such thing.
[01:37:49] yani hayır böyle bir şey yok
[01:37:52] Now, that's
[01:37:55] why, instead of blaming the opposition
[01:37:59] for this system and these actions, instead of pressuring me,
[01:38:03] instead of taking IBB, sit down and look at yourselves,
[01:38:07] evaluate yourselves. Now, let's come to the main point,
[01:38:10] the one I said we would put a comma on and continue later. First, let me say something.
[01:38:13] What is the situation with the organization efforts? They have been completed in many places. Most recently,
[01:38:16] we spoke with the Istanbul provincial chairman, Özgür Çelik, when he was here.
[01:38:20] He said there were some deficiencies in a few provinces in the East, and because we were very meticulous,
[01:38:23] there were those deficiencies, but we would complete them soon. What is our current situation?
[01:38:27] Well, delegate elections have been held
[01:38:31] in all but a few provinces of Turkey.
[01:38:34] Our convention will be held in November,
[01:38:37] and immediately after that, we will be ready to enter an election
[01:38:41] that will be held 6 months later. And I think our membership
[01:38:45] will reach 1 million within a few months.
[01:38:48] It's constantly over 600,
[01:38:51] heading towards 700 thousand. I think it will exceed 1 million.
[01:38:54] There is serious donation. It was very high at first. Our members,
[01:38:58] our members support the general headquarters
[01:39:01] and election campaigns in Turkey
[01:39:04] in a way with the dues they pay
[01:39:08] every month. They pay it. So it's a party supported by the nation.
[01:39:11] And we stretch our legs according to our blanket,
[01:39:15] meaning, we don't have three buses, we have one bus.
[01:39:18] We don't have luxury vehicles, we have enough
[01:39:22] vehicles. We utilize our own consultants,
[01:39:24] we work harder, but... As I said,
[01:39:28] the organizations are being completed. After holding the provincial and
[01:39:31] district elections for the convention, we will hold our convention, and
[01:39:35] after that, as I said, election,
[01:39:38] election, election. Our cadres
[01:39:42] in foreign policy, justice,
[01:39:45] defense industry, national defense, and
[01:39:48] especially, I say it again, in economy,
[01:39:52] will give hope to people.
[01:39:55] But I will ask about that. What is that thing that will give hope? Could you elaborate a bit? What will the new
[01:39:59] party tell the Turkish people? What will it express? What kind of solution
[01:40:03] proposals will it offer? There must be studies on this matter. Look,
[01:40:06] sir, especially The
[01:40:10] economy team's most
[01:40:13] important issue to solve in the short term is to solve the problem of approximately
[01:40:17] 27 million of our people
[01:40:19] living below the hunger line, to save this country from the curse of
[01:40:23] interest, and truly...
[01:40:26] They say the sale of bridges, privatization of the Republic of Turkey's
[01:40:29] budget, sale of highways,
[01:40:32] it needs to get rid of the burdens related to this, and
[01:40:36] I think that
[01:40:39] the person at the head of the economic team is as important as the presidential
[01:40:42] candidate. They will share all of these one
[01:40:46] by one. A good team related to justice
[01:40:49] will be established. We will explain all our statements and actions
[01:40:52] related to justice. After this, we will
[01:40:56] focus on our work. Look...
[01:40:59] "We don't want to deal with names or individuals. We
[01:41:02] don't want to look at the past. We have a lot of work to do. This country has big
[01:41:06] problems. It's not about what happened or didn't happen. No, we
[01:41:10] will look forward. We must look forward. We should not
[01:41:13] deal with names and individuals, because
[01:41:16] the nation wants solutions from us. Of course, we
[01:41:20] will criticize, of course, we will put forward harsh criticisms, but we will also
[01:41:23] put forward solutions. Especially in the economy, look, if 30%
[01:41:27] of the Republic of Turkey's budget goes to interest, if we are one
[01:41:31] of the countries that pay the most interest in the world, we must
[01:41:33] solve this first. When you give half of this
[01:41:37] money to retirees and workers, you eliminate the cost of living
[01:41:39] problem in this country. That's why,
[01:41:43] everyone asks, who will solve this economy? After
[01:41:47] those names, the new party will solve the economy. We
[01:41:50] will say that the new party's cadres will solve it. Work is being done today. These
[01:41:53] notes to me, notes about school to me.
[01:41:58] "The board gives me the solutions. Before coming
[01:42:01] here, I spoke with Ms. Güldem for an hour on Sunday, and I spoke
[01:42:05] with our friends. Important work is being done both
[01:42:08] in the parliamentary group and in the new party
[01:42:11] group. Yes, when you look at the time, it's getting
[01:42:15] close. I looked at the time, yes, we are coming to the end now. Unfortunately, I'm
[01:42:19] going to say one last thing about Turkey's agenda, I'm very sorry. Look, I said
[01:42:23] interest, right? Yes, there is a housing problem in this country. "Wasn't
[01:42:26] the Central Bank going to lower interest rates?" People cannot
[01:42:29] buy houses with 4% interest. Today, a cheap house is
[01:42:32] 25,000 lira in Ankara, 30,000 in Istanbul.
[01:42:36] That is, people's interest is more than their salary,
[01:42:39] they couldn't lower it again. With these interest
[01:42:42] rates, people, industrialists, businesses, people
[01:42:45] who want to buy houses, workers who take consumer loans
[01:42:49] have no chance of living. These interest rates must come back to 1%.
[01:42:52] Yes. In 2007,
[01:42:55] when I bought my first house. "Tayyip Bey was prime minister.
[01:42:59] I bought it at 0.69. In
[01:43:02] 2014, when I bought my office, I bought it at 0.89.
[01:43:05] Look,
[01:43:07] they say I'm not saying good things, but I am. Why is it
[01:43:11] 4 today, Tayyip Bey?
[01:43:13] Why is the interest rate 4% for 4 years? I bought a house
[01:43:17] at 0.69, I bought my office at 0.89.
[01:43:21] Young people and citizens should be able to buy today, right?
[01:43:24] Look, I paid for these with my wife in my 30s in 2014."
[01:43:27] My loan, which I took in 2014, finished
[01:43:30] in 2024, and I was paying 6,300 at that time,
[01:43:34] which seemed like a lot to me, but the interest rate was 0.89.
[01:43:37] Look, we became homeowners by 2018, we became office
[01:43:41] owners, we bought our house in Mersin, my wife and I, both lawyers, bought
[01:43:45] it. Can Sevla and Mahir, who were
[01:43:49] 35 years old at that time, buy it today?
[01:43:52] That's why we have to rekindle these hopes.
[01:43:55] Thank you very much, sir.
[01:44:01] Unfortunately, Turkey's agenda, as we have been talking about
[01:44:05] for the past few days, is determined by the judiciary.
[01:44:08] Therefore, we are also conveying the developments there.
[01:44:12] Gamze Altınay, you must be watching. Our reporter,
[01:44:15] for days, for weeks, has almost not been able to see
[01:44:18] the news center from following the developments in Silivri. Again,
[01:44:22] with cameraman Semih Çalışkan. Good luck, Gamze,
[01:44:26] to you and to our friend Semih. What will be on the agenda
[01:44:29] today and this week, what will we talk about
[01:44:32] in the coming days? Can we get it from you quickly,
[01:44:35] please?
[01:44:43] Good morning, good broadcast, Deniz Bayramoğlu. Yes, we have entered
[01:44:46] the 5th week. The 16th session will take place today.
[01:44:49] As of the 15th day last week, the defense of 142
[01:44:53] people was completed. 183 people
[01:44:56] remained out of 325 people. These names are expected
[01:44:59] to be completed in the coming weeks. Last week was quite intense.
[01:45:03] Some said, "The prosecutor put it in front of me, I signed it." There were
[01:45:07] lawyers who argued that these statements were duplicated by artificial intelligence
[01:45:10] in the prosecutor's office. Similarly, names that benefited from this effective
[01:45:13] repentance used expressions like, "I saw it on TV, I thought so,
[01:45:17] that's why my statement was like this." With the interrogations of those
[01:45:20] who benefited from effective repentance lasting for hours,
[01:45:23] a very intense and long week was experienced. The last two days
[01:45:27] ended a bit earlier. How will this week end? Will the hearings
[01:45:31] continue until one or two in the morning again? Or will they end at the humane
[01:45:34] hour indicated by the court president? We will see both this, and as I said,
[01:45:38] the defense of those 183 unarrested names will continue from where it left
[01:45:42] off. Murat Abbas is one of the names who has not yet made
[01:45:45] his defense; he benefited from effective repentance. He has been coming
[01:45:49] to the courtroom since last week. It was never his turn. This
[01:45:53] week, especially today, we expect him to be heard. What
[01:45:56] will he say, what will he be asked? We will see that on one hand.
[01:46:00] On the other hand, we were in Silivri last Friday. Ekrem İmamoğlu had
[01:46:04] the Tuzla case. A decision was made in the case he was acquitted
[01:46:07] twice: 2 years and one month imprisonment and a political ban.
[01:46:10] Let's say that the appeal and then the Supreme Court
[01:46:13] appeal are open and the decision is not final. This month
[01:46:17] will also be very busy for Ekrem İmamoğlu. His own cases will also continue
[01:46:20] to be heard. Next week, on the 22nd, there will be the Büyükçekmece
[01:46:24] case, and on the 29th, the espionage case. He
[01:46:28] had previously pointed out that by the end of this month, there would
[01:46:32] be over a hundred hearings he attended, and he had said that there
[01:46:36] were more than 13 criminal cases against Ekrem İmamoğlu and that
[01:46:39] dozens of judges had changed. While these cases were ongoing,
[01:46:42] when will Ekrem İmamoğlu be given appropriate time and a reasonable
[01:46:46] period in the IMM case? We expect to learn this by the end of
[01:46:50] September, but this week also awaits us with an intense schedule. What
[01:46:53] will those who benefit from active repentance say on the stand? What will
[01:46:57] they be asked? What will be the points highlighted by the lawyers? We will
[01:47:01] be following all of them to convey the information. Thank you very much,
[01:47:04] and good luck to our friend Semih. I will continue to get updates
[01:47:08] from you about the developments there throughout the week. Now
[01:47:12] we will go to Washington, America, dear viewers. Today, we briefly
[01:47:15] told you in our social media corner that there is an incredible
[01:47:19] debate about artificial intelligence in the world. Bernie
[01:47:22] Sanders, the socialist
[01:47:24] senator, had submitted a motion for those working on artificial
[01:47:28] intelligence to be imprisoned, to be punished with a prison
[01:47:31] sentence. Following that, another international report
[01:47:35] basically said to pull the plug on artificial
[01:47:39] intelligence, it's a huge problem in the making.
[01:47:42] In fact, the former CEO of Google had said that
[01:47:46] they would soon start speaking a language among themselves, and
[01:47:49] we wouldn't understand the language, we wouldn't know what they were saying,
[01:47:52] so pull the plug. Therefore, we are indeed talking about a very
[01:47:56] important agenda item that can affect all our lives. It is said that
[01:48:00] it is possible for it to take over the internet in a short
[01:48:04] time, and you can imagine how serious a problem this will create
[01:48:08] in a world where life is so
[01:48:14] digitized. Halk TV's Washington correspondent Serra Karaçam also
[01:48:17] commented on this issue. US President Donald Trump
[01:48:20] was asked about his meeting with artificial intelligence
[01:48:23] leaders last week on the plane returning
[01:48:26] from Ireland. When asked if he was underestimating
[01:48:30] the concerns of industry executives, he replied,
[01:48:33] "We are not underestimating them, but I think it will be
[01:48:36] good rather than bad," and added, "Whoever wins,
[01:48:40] we are winning, we are far ahead." Trump also
[01:48:44] stated another fact: "Whoever wins artificial intelligence,
[01:48:47] wins the world." The president was asked if he also uses
[01:48:51] artificial intelligence. Trump admitted that he did,
[01:48:54] but refused to answer what he used it for.
[01:48:57] "You can do a lot with it," he said instead. Meanwhile,
[01:49:01] the CEO of artificial intelligence company Anthropy
[01:49:04] had published an article recommending slowing
[01:49:08] down the development speed of artificial intelligence
[01:49:12] models. However, America's real fear is, "What if
[01:49:15] China doesn't do the same and America falls
[01:49:18] behind in the artificial intelligence war?" Last
[01:49:22] week, Jacob, a former researcher at Anthropy,
[01:49:25] warned about the risks to humanity and then
[01:49:28] resigned. We
[01:49:31] thank
[01:49:34] Serra Karaçam. Dear viewers, we couldn't pass
[01:49:38] up giving you the headlines of our local press, the newspapers
[01:49:41] published by our esteemed colleagues working all
[01:49:45] over the country. We had a busy agenda today, but at least
[01:49:49] let's look at the headlines. Selçuk Mızraklı is on the
[01:49:53] front page of Güneydoğu Express Newspaper. We see
[01:49:56] his interview with the title "Continuing medicine and politics".
[01:50:00] Let's mention the headlines "KGK Wind in Sakarya"
[01:50:04] from 5 Ocak Newspaper from Adana and "MHP
[01:50:07] leader Devlet Bahçeli accepted the Adana delegation."
[01:50:11] Manisa's Denge Newspaper headlined "Housing market
[01:50:14] at rock bottom," stating that it has become difficult
[01:50:18] to become a homeowner. Bahattin Akgüz, the head of Manisa
[01:50:23] Real Estate Consultants Association, and in the Güne
[01:50:26] Bakış newspaper from the Black Sea, we see the headlines
[01:50:29] "Trabzon's transportation fleet is expanding"
[01:50:33] and "Trabzon employment rate." It is
[01:50:36] 26th, but last in the region in terms of growth
[01:50:39] rate, ladies and gentlemen. We have completed
[01:50:43] the daytime broadcast today. We tried
[01:50:46] to convey the important developments of the day. We will
[01:50:49] be on your screens again tomorrow
[01:51:11] morning at 7 o'clock and for 3 hours, we will
[01:51:14] bring you the developments on Turkey's and the
[01:51:17] world's agenda. We will present everything on these
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[01:55:42] liras, and the poverty line has reached 122,000
[01:55:46] liras. Citizens are at a loss as to what
[01:55:49] to do for everything affordable. According
[01:55:52] to research, they even cut back on food consumption
[01:55:56] to pay their bills. We asked the public: What
[01:55:59] challenges you more, kitchen expenses or bills? Both
[01:56:02] kitchen and bills.
[01:56:05] Since the salary we receive is not enough in this
[01:56:08] situation, we manage. Yesterday, I went to a butcher
[01:56:12] shop next to a friend. A customer came and asked
[01:56:15] for bones. Right now, the price of bones is
[01:56:18] 100 lira per kilogram. The man is not buying
[01:56:22] metal, so what is he buying with? The bones are also
[01:56:25] gone as soon as they arrive. The price of meat at the
[01:56:28] butcher is 1200-1300 lira. Of course, if the bills
[01:56:31] are not paid on time, your electricity is cut
[01:56:35] off. If it is not paid on time, your water.
[01:56:38] If you don't pay your rent on time, what should
[01:56:42] these people do? A person with a disability pension
[01:56:46] and a minimum wage, they say, 'Pay your rent
[01:56:49] and make a living.' We can't keep up with
[01:56:53] kitchen expenses or bills. Now winter will come
[01:56:56] in 2 months. Electricity has gone up. Now how much
[01:56:59] will this be? At least 6-7 lira. How much
[01:57:03] is my salary? 23.
[01:57:05] Okay, the house is mine, but only giving 6-7
[01:57:08] lira for electricity, there is also water.
[01:57:12] I don't even enter the kitchen. Yesterday
[01:57:14] I was at the market, I left without buying
[01:57:18] anything with 2,000. We are below the poverty
[01:57:21] line. I don't know how we survive. God,
[01:57:25] I can't keep up with anything. We have cut
[01:57:27] all expenses now. It's not that easy to eat
[01:57:30] and drink. Look, we used to go on vacation
[01:57:34] about 10-15 years ago. Now, we don't
[01:57:38] even meet our private needs. Everything
[01:57:41] is suppressed, it's always postponed,
[01:57:44] postponed. We are just trying to feed
[01:57:48] ourselves as much as we can. We have
[01:57:50] no old joy left. Both. Both kitchen
[01:57:54] expenses and bills. It's impossible to keep
[01:57:57] up in such an inflation period. There is no price
[01:58:00] stability. There's no need to even discuss the economy.
[01:58:03] People on the street are aware of everything. People
[01:58:07] wander from market to market to buy cheap
[01:58:11] goods. If there are three markets, they go into
[01:58:14] all three. First, they do a tour, and
[01:58:17] then on the second tour, if they are going to buy
[01:58:21] something, they decide on the cheapest one.
[01:58:25] "I paid 1 million for electricity, 1 million for water,
[01:58:28] and natural gas is low now, but it comes in high in winter.
[01:58:32] So, 3-4 million goes to bills.
[01:58:53] We have phones, we can't live without them. What
[01:58:57] about the pensioners? The President comes out and says,
[01:59:00] 'Good news, good news.' We are tired of hearing
[01:59:04] good news, but they are not tired of giving
[01:59:07] good news. We don't want good news, we want
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[02:00:54] We are on Hak TV, we are on Para Siyaset, it is 10
[02:00:58] o'clock and we are with you. We had a busy agenda
[02:01:02] on Friday, and the whole weekend was quite eventful.
[02:01:05] Ahmet Davutoğlu married his son in Istanbul,
[02:01:08] and the words of Bülent Arınç,
[02:01:11] former Deputy Speaker of the Parliament. "He
[02:01:15] came to give a statement to the courthouse chewing gum, I was ashamed to
[02:01:19] even mention his name." The discussions continued
[02:01:22] later, and who shook hands with whom
[02:01:26] at the wedding, who attended, who didn't attend, who couldn't
[02:01:29] attend, these discussions continued. We will talk
[02:01:33] about this. Meanwhile, the exhumation of Kaşif
[02:01:36] Kozinoğlu's tomb, the opening of his grave,
[02:01:40] took place on Saturday. However,
[02:01:43] there was a forensic expert, other chemists,
[02:01:46] other experts. Now, an investigation will be
[02:01:49] carried out. The Minister of Justice, Akın Gürlek,
[02:01:52] had already stated that all possibilities, such
[02:01:55] as heart attack, poisoning, medication, etc., would
[02:01:59] be evaluated. In this context, an exhumation
[02:02:02] was performed to reach new results and conduct
[02:02:05] a comprehensive investigation and evaluation. However,
[02:02:08] a striking development occurred. What
[02:02:11] was that development? The screenwriters
[02:02:14] of the Kurtlar Vadisi series, Bahadır Özdener,
[02:02:18] Raci Şaşmaz, and Cüneyt Aysan, were called to
[02:02:21] give statements for their information. Why? Because on November
[02:02:25] 10, 2011, in the episode of
[02:02:28] the series that was broadcast, a convict
[02:02:32] named Kazım Kaşifoğlu is killed in prison
[02:02:34] by someone nicknamed Kara. He
[02:02:37] even says, "I am your Azrael." And
[02:02:41] he's exercising, and while he's exercising,
[02:02:44] a syringe is injected into his arm.
[02:02:47] The character in the series, and an alarm
[02:02:51] button is pressed, he says, "Help me,
[02:02:54] I think I'm having a heart attack." Two
[02:02:58] days later, this episode of the series is broadcast,
[02:03:00] these events happen. Are these parts from
[02:03:04] the series? In this episode of
[02:03:07] the Kurtlar Vadisi series, two days
[02:03:11] before, these things happen. The character
[02:03:15] Kazım Kaşifoğlu is killed in his cell
[02:03:18] in prison by someone nicknamed Kara,
[02:03:21] by some people, by injecting air into
[02:03:25] his arm, while he's exercising,
[02:03:27] after exercising. Now, two days
[02:03:31] later, it is reported that Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[02:03:34] passed away in prison from a heart attack
[02:03:37] while being transported to Silivri State Hospital.
[02:03:40] The family repeatedly stated that they found
[02:03:44] this death suspicious, and 15 years later,
[02:03:47] his grave was opened. The events in that episode...
[02:03:51] Kaşif Kozinoğlu's death in his cell
[02:03:54] two days later naturally attracted
[02:03:57] attention. For this, the screenwriters of
[02:04:01] the series, Raci Şaşmaz, Bahadır Özdener, and
[02:04:04] Cüneyt Aysan, were called to give statements.
[02:04:07] Therefore, we will also discuss this development.
[02:04:11] Now, Özgür Özel, the new party leader,
[02:04:14] as you know, was in Ardahan and Kars. Then on
[02:04:27] Saturday, he attended Ahmet Davutoğlu's
[02:04:30] son's wedding, and then went to Üsküdar. A large
[02:04:34] crowd greeted him in Üsküdar on Saturday.
[02:04:37] While evaluating the situation after
[02:04:41] the Üsküdar elections, he emphasized that
[02:04:44] "our Sinems and Ekrem's are enough
[02:05:00] for us." He emphasized that in Üsküdar, they
[02:05:03] arrested two council members, made
[02:05:06] four transfers, and boasted, "We succeeded,
[02:05:10] we won." He said, "No matter what, don't
[02:05:13] despair, don't lose your faith.
[02:05:17] We will win this election, no
[02:05:20] matter what." You know, when the Üsküdar
[02:05:23] elections were held, it was said that parties that didn't
[02:05:26] form a group couldn't enter. The new party
[02:05:31] formed a group, and it was said that no party
[02:05:35] could enter. MPs watched the elections from the
[02:05:38] balcony above. That discussion grew and grew.
[02:05:41] It also came up at the Üsküdar rally, and
[02:05:44] then a response came from AK Party spokesperson
[02:05:47] Ömer Çelik, saying, "It's your people."
[02:05:51] He had a very busy weekend with intense
[02:05:54] crowds in Üsküdar and mutual responses.
[02:05:57] On the one hand, it was a weekend
[02:06:00] when we also followed developments such as
[02:06:03] the exhumation of Kaşif Kozinoğlu's grave
[02:06:06] and the calling of the screenwriters
[02:06:09] from the series to give statements.
[02:06:13] Now, another development occurred. What was
[02:06:16] it? Burdur. In Burdur, AK Party
[02:06:20] Member of Parliament Professor Adem Korkmaz
[02:06:23] stated that he complained about the governor,
[02:06:26] Tülay Baydar Bilgihan. Why? He stated
[02:06:30] that she threatened him, that he was
[02:06:33] at risk, and that he requested protection.
[02:06:37] Now, there was a transition to a digital water
[02:06:40] meter system in Burdur, and there were complaints
[02:06:43] from citizens about this. Professor Adem Korkmaz,
[02:06:46] as you know, is a person While discussing these headlines, of course,
[02:06:50] Ekrem İmamoğlu on Friday, as you know, there was
[02:06:53] a lawsuit against Şadi Yazıcı, the former mayor of Tuzla, for insulting him. He had been acquitted
[02:06:57] twice. Even the last one,
[02:07:01] then the case went to appeal, and it was decided to be heard again.
[02:07:04] During the new hearing process, Ekrem İmamoğlu was put into a vehicle from Silivri
[02:07:08] to be taken to Kartal Anadolu Courthouse, and the vehicle broke down, as you will remember.
[02:07:11] Then that vehicle returned, and
[02:07:15] İmamoğlu made a remote connection. But I want to make my defense in court,
[02:07:18] he said. The hearing was postponed to September 11th.
[02:07:22] On September 11th, for the case he had been acquitted twice,
[02:07:25] he received a 2-year and 1-month prison sentence and a political ban. Now, all eyes
[02:07:28] are on the appeal. If the appeal does not overturn this decision,
[02:07:32] there is a Supreme Court process in the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.
[02:07:35] That's what lawyers say. But let's say this process was not overturned, and the decision
[02:07:39] was approved. Then, will there be an election in the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality?
[02:07:43] News and discussions continued in this vein.
[02:07:45] Ekrem İmamoğlu had a statement saying, "I am a political prisoner."
[02:07:49] There are statements he made from the presidential candidate's office. We will
[02:07:52] discuss all of these. In the meantime,
[02:07:56] what's in the newspaper headlines today? Which news stories stand out?
[02:08:00] Which headlines were made? "Büşra Baby, who was sold?" This is one of the heartbreaking
[02:08:03] news stories that reflected on the weekend. A family in Sivas
[02:08:06] reports that their baby was stolen from a tent. Later,
[02:08:09] investigations reveal that a baby named Büşra Baby was taken from the tent
[02:08:12] and put into a white car. However, after investigations and interrogations,
[02:08:15] it was revealed that the baby's father had given the baby,
[02:08:19] even "sold" it, in quotation marks. This is the development that occurred,
[02:08:23] the conclusion reached. So, to whom was Büşra Baby sold? Why was
[02:08:26] she sold? Who bought her? How could such a development happen? Why did
[02:08:30] the family call the police saying she was missing? All of these
[02:08:33] are subject to discussion and are in the headlines today.
[02:08:36] "We will connect Damascus to Europe," says Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
[02:08:40] in Damascus, and he states that President Erdoğan will visit Damascus
[02:08:43] soon. "The coup chapter is now closed," he says. The President was in his hometown, Rize. He even
[02:08:47] opened the Samsun City Hospital. "City hospitals were my project, my dream,"
[02:08:50] he said. Out of 21 city hospitals, the 27th city hospital has
[02:08:53] been opened, and 21 more will be opened, he stated,
[02:08:56] and he shared the current situation in healthcare. Meanwhile, deposit
[02:09:00] interest rates are falling, we will discuss that too. Of course, we will open a wide window to the economy shortly. I will also
[02:09:04] tell you about the new price increases, wait. Apart from all these agenda items,
[02:09:07] schools opened today. Millions of students,
[02:09:11] teachers, and parents started the academic year
[02:09:14] on September 14th. It started with expenses.
[02:09:18] Security measures were taken in schools. The Ministry of Interior stated that many
[02:09:21] teams were assigned to duty. Children are being searched for,
[02:09:25] inside and outside the school, in traffic.
[02:09:29] Serious checks are being carried out on vehicles,
[02:09:32] and inspections are being conducted. Let's see. Schools will start at 10 AM today.
[02:09:36] Transportation will be free until 4 PM as a precaution
[02:09:40] for traffic. Let's mention that as well. Milliyet newspaper today
[02:09:44] reported child trafficking. A family gives their child
[02:09:48] for money. A car comes
[02:09:51] from the tent, takes the child, puts them in the car, and drives away.
[02:09:54] What happens next? Well, all these developments
[02:09:57] are in the headlines of newspapers. "National will is disregarded,"
[02:10:00] is today's Cumhuriyet newspaper headline. Cumhuriyet says that
[02:10:03] nearly 90 municipalities have switched to the AK Party,
[02:10:06] 31 of them being provinces and districts, including five large provinces.
[02:10:10] CHP municipalities have switched to the AK Party.
[02:10:13] In Istanbul, 12 municipalities have switched to the AK Party.
[02:10:17] Therefore, while trustees,
[02:10:20] mayoral elections, removals from office, and arrests
[02:10:24] are happening, approximately 1.8 million votes
[02:10:28] have made this transition. The question, "What happened to the national
[02:10:31] will?" is also highlighted in today's Cumhuriyet newspaper
[02:10:33] headline. "The governor and the deputy's meter dispute," it says. The tension
[02:10:37] I just mentioned, which happened in Burdur
[02:10:40] between the governor
[02:10:42] and the AK Party deputy, Professor Adem Korkmaz.
[02:10:46] "Let the digital water meter come or not." This issue has gone all the way to Ankara,
[02:10:49] and the governor wants protection against
[02:10:53] the deputy. This incident is in today's Nefes newspaper headline.
[02:10:57] "Good days
[02:10:59] are far away," says Professor Ulusoy, who is also
[02:11:02] the founder of ENAK, "When these data are looked at,
[02:11:05] rejoice if inflation falls below 40% in the medium-term program."
[02:11:09] That's how it is. "What happened to the participation house?"
[02:11:13] We will also discuss that today within three hours. This issue,
[02:11:17] meaning Pusula Portfolio, Pusula e Finance Holding
[02:11:20] selling the participation house to Tera, followed by news that the owner
[02:11:24] of Pusula Finance Holding fled abroad,
[02:11:27] then Tera and the participation house reaching an agreement at midnight last night
[02:11:30] on acquisition, and many other companies from Pusula joining Tera
[02:11:34] - all of this has been discussed quite a bit.
[02:11:37] We will evaluate all of it. "We are heading towards a society without siblings,"
[02:11:41] is Yeni Şafak's headline. Birth rates are decreasing.
[02:11:45] When birth rates decrease, people remain alone or continue their lives
[02:11:49] with a single child, without siblings. And the Minister of Family and Social Policies,
[02:11:52] Maynur Özdemir Göktaş, says, "People used to think a lot about nursing
[02:11:55] homes, they would only apply when they were in great difficulty. Now, applying
[02:11:58] to a nursing home has become very ordinary, very common, and a routine process."
[02:12:01] "The world sets us as an example in healthcare," is today's Sabah newspaper headline.
[02:12:04] And today, the drawing of lots for rented housing has begun.
[02:12:08] The first 7,000 out of 15,000 rental units in Istanbul will be rented.
[02:12:12] Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Minister Murat Kurum
[02:12:15] shared sample apartments from Ataşehir and other districts
[02:12:19] like Üsküdar, Ümraniye, and Sancaktepe. 1+1 apartments
[02:12:22] are 10,000 lira, 2+1s are 12,000, 3+1s
[02:12:26] are 15,000 lira, 4+1s are 18,000. You need to be over
[02:12:29] 18 years old and married to participate in the draw and
[02:12:32] Now, Karar newspaper says "Black Sea parking lot."
[02:12:35] Tensions are at an all-time high globally, everywhere is tense.
[02:12:39] As you know, Russia's attacks in the Black Sea have affected
[02:12:42] over 200 ships, 40 of which are Turkish, causing damage
[02:12:45] and attacks. With the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war and
[02:12:49] its reflection on the Black Sea, hundreds of ships unable to enter
[02:12:53] the Black Sea due to the war have anchored in Marmara,
[02:12:56] says Karar newspaper, reporting the outcome of this development
[02:13:00] under this headline. There's another headline in Karar: "Rental iPhone era."
[02:13:04] It's foldable, but the price is unbearable for us. The new phone,
[02:13:07] Dua, is coming, and also an 18 Pro Max.
[02:13:10] Their prices range from 138,000 to 250,000,
[02:13:14] up to 350,000. So, banks
[02:13:18] are immediately making announcements for these foldable phones,
[02:13:21] or for the iPhone 18. They say, "You can't buy this,
[02:13:24] but we can rent it to you with a loan. Pay the rent for 12-24 months and use it."
[02:13:27] They've found a formula like that to get people to use phones
[02:13:30] and to indebt them. Meanwhile, deposit interest rates
[02:13:34] are also falling. Where will this money go? That question is also on people's minds.
[02:13:37] And our price increases… Oh, by the way, Nefes newspaper
[02:13:41] says, "Wait for the evening." Meaning the rate of people going to the market
[02:13:44] in the evening hours is increasing. 9 out of 10 people now wait for the evening.
[02:13:47] Before, they used to say, "Don't put spoiled ones." Now, people don't sort out
[02:13:51] rotten or bad ones; they buy whatever is cheapest. "We calculate every 5-6 liras," say retirees.
[02:13:55] And they say, "We forgot
[02:13:58] fresh vegetables." "We go to the evening market,
[02:14:01] and if there are any rotten or leftover ones, we try to collect them.
[02:14:05] We buy the cheap ones. We forgot to eat fresh, good vegetables
[02:14:09] and fruits, let alone meat." These statements are made
[02:14:12] under the headline "Wait for the evening." This is our situation.
[02:14:16] Now, diesel is getting a price hike. Gasoline prices increased by 3 lira 20 kuruş,
[02:14:19] exceeding 80 lira. Now, oil prices are at 107 dollars.
[02:14:22] The world is on fire, and this is reflected
[02:14:25] in oil prices. They rose again from 104 dollars to 107 dollars.
[02:14:29] Now, for diesel today, effective from
[02:14:33] midnight tonight, a price increase of between
[02:14:36] 6 lira 62 kuruş and 7 lira 67
[02:14:40] kuruş is expected. If this price hike
[02:14:42] comes, oil prices will approach 100 lira. Around 4 PM,
[02:14:46] it will become clearer when and how much this increase will be.
[02:14:49] So, we are presenting this as a possibility
[02:14:52] and an expectation. Now, in Istanbul, the liter price of diesel had already
[02:14:56] approached 90 lira. In Ankara, it is 96
[02:14:59] lira 78 kuruş, approaching 97 lira.
[02:15:03] In Izmir, it exceeds 97 lira. In Antalya, and if you go down
[02:15:07] to the East and Southeast, it rises to 98-99 lira.
[02:15:10] Let's say it became 7 lira 767.
[02:15:13] I don't expect a price hike, but what if it happens? Because
[02:15:16] oil prices have risen very quickly. We will already see
[02:15:19] a liter price of diesel approaching the 96 to 100 dollar mark.
[02:15:23] Now, when you look at it this way,
[02:15:25] with prices increasing for everything from needles to threads,
[02:15:29] what will the farmer say, what will logistics say,
[02:15:33] what will transportation say, what will electricity say, what will natural gas say,
[02:15:36] what will businesses and tradesmen say? How will inflation
[02:15:40] fall? Now, let's say there were no price hikes,
[02:15:44] these price hikes came. No increases were made until October,
[02:15:47] and in October, there's already an automatic 3 lira 60 kuruş VAT
[02:15:51] and SCT increase. So, it passed 100 lira. Yes,
[02:15:55] the price of diesel passed 100 lira. After October 1st, if there are no
[02:15:58] price increases in between, we will see over 100 lira after October 1st.
[02:16:02] Well, in some old fuel stations, on the old pump system,
[02:16:05] it cannot go above 100 lira. There are no five digits.
[02:16:07] What will they do? They also need to be updated
[02:16:10] and prepared for the price increase. So, the old pump system,
[02:16:14] the 100 lira that doesn't appear on the screen, and are our pockets ready
[02:16:17] beklenti olarak veriyoruz size, şimdi
[02:16:20] İstanbul'da zaten 90 liraya yaklaşmıştı motorin
[02:16:23] litresi.
[02:16:27] Ankara'da 96 l78 kuruşa,
[02:16:30] 97 liraya yaklaşıyor, İzmir'de 97 liraya
[02:16:33] aşıyor, Antalya'da doğu ve güneydoğu ya indiğinizde de
[02:16:37] 98 99 liraya doğru çıkıyor. Diyelim ki
[02:16:41] 7 767 lira oldu zam beklemiyorum
[02:16:45] ama hadi oldu, yani çünkü petrol fiyatları çok hızlı
[02:16:47] yükseldi. Zaten 96 ile
[02:16:51] 100 dolar sınırına doğru bir motorinin litre fiyatını görecek.
[02:17:05] Yes, it was in the newspapers today. Deposit interest rates are falling.
[02:17:09] Let's add this: loan interest rates are rising. Yes,
[02:17:12] but there's a moderate increase there, moderate.
[02:17:15] We call it a moderate increase. Moderate increase.
[02:17:18] According to normal economic rules, where deposit interest rates fall,
[02:17:22] loan interest rates also fall. But it doesn't happen like that for us.
[02:17:25] Well, this situation, Evru Hanım, this situation has been going on
[02:17:29] since March 2025. The gap is widening.
[02:17:33] The Central Bank is lowering interest rates, inflation, even if moderately,
[02:17:36] is falling. The Central Bank is lowering interest rates accordingly.
[02:17:40] But loan interest rates are not falling. Why?
[02:17:43] If you look at ISO, ITO, and TOBB,
[02:17:47] that is, if you look at the main actors
[02:17:50] of the Turkish economy, the blame is on two sides:
[02:17:54] Mehmet Şimşek and the banks," they say.
[02:17:57] My brother, is the blame on Mehmet Şimşek
[02:18:00] and the banks? I said this the other day too:
[02:18:04] why don't you hire an economist who knows math
[02:18:07] as a consultant? You always hire crony consultants.
[02:18:11] What kind of cronyism? Let this one come and get money from us,
[02:18:14] let that one be favored, let this one come and get money. Okay,
[02:18:17] once, speak the truth. Once,
[02:18:20] in Turkey, before March 2019,
[02:18:23] when bond interest rates
[02:18:55] and inflation were 40%, bond interest rates were 38%.
[02:18:57] After the operation against Ekrem İmamoğlu, bond interest rates, I'm talking
[02:19:01] about two years, rose to 51%. 51%. What does that mean?
[02:19:04] Due to the political operations of the government against the opposition,
[02:19:08] risk in the market increased. When risk increased,
[02:19:11] the gap started to widen between credit
[02:19:15] and deposits, or credit and the Central Bank,
[02:19:18] credit and inflation. Most importantly, the credit-inflation
[02:19:22] difference. Before, it was 5-6 points, now
[02:19:25] it's 20, 23, 24 points.
[02:19:29] Inflation is 31 something, loan interest rates
[02:19:32] are 54 something. 54 something commercial
[02:19:35] loan interest rates. I'm not talking about the other. There is
[02:19:39] only one reason: the extra interest
[02:19:42] cost of political operations. The political
[02:19:46] operations of the government turned the interest lobby in Turkey
[02:19:49] into a monster, fed it,
[02:19:52] nurtured it, made it grow.
[02:19:55] The country pays an extra 2 trillion lira in interest due to the government's
[02:19:59] political operations. The extra interest paid
[02:20:03] is 2 trillion. Of this, 600 billion is paid by the public,
[02:20:06] and 1.4 trillion is paid by the private sector.
[02:20:09] Now, members of ISO, members of ITO,
[02:20:12] members of TOBB, my friend,
[02:20:14] you are paying an extra 1.4 trillion
[02:20:18] in interest because of political operations against the opposition,
[02:20:22] and you are mumbling and grumbling
[02:20:27] not to let your members know. Not a single one
[02:20:30] comes out bravely and says, "Political operations have imposed
[02:20:33] such a cost on the country, this cost is straining our industry,
[02:20:36] it's straining the economy." Not a single one
[02:20:40] can speak. That's the situation we're in.
[02:20:42] Anyway, TÜSİAD had spoken,
[02:20:46] sir. TÜSİAD spoke, and then they put a police officer
[02:20:48] on their arm. TÜSİAD spoke, and then they put a police officer
[02:20:52] on their arm. That's Turkey. While following political developments,
[02:20:55] they are also fighting a really serious economic struggle.
[02:20:58] We cannot ignore this reality. Now,
[02:21:02] I just gave the liter price of diesel, Yaşar Bey. It's not easy.
[02:21:05] We will see how much the price will increase at 4 PM today. It's approaching
[02:21:09] 100 lira. In 2023,
[02:21:12] in June 2023, when Treasury and Finance Minister
[02:21:15] Mehmet Şimşek took office, the liter price of diesel
[02:21:19] was 20 lira. Yes. In 3 years,
[02:21:22] there has been a 40% increase in oil prices, it is currently 107 dollars.
[02:21:25] However, for us, the diesel price increase,
[02:21:28] if there is an increase today, is approaching 400%.
[02:21:31] And there's a 5-fold difference in between. So, there's a 5-fold difference
[02:21:35] between the increase in oil prices and the increase in diesel prices for us.
[02:21:38] Oil prices increase by 40%, but our increase in 3 years
[02:21:42] is 400%. Ebru Hanım, we will also consider
[02:21:45] the exchange rate and taxes. I will consider the exchange rate and taxes.
[02:21:48] I sent a graphic over the weekend
[02:21:51] about the relationship between oil prices and fuel prices.
[02:21:55] Is this normal? Now, look, this is not normal,
[02:21:58] but if you also consider the increase in exchange rates
[02:22:01] and oil prices over 3 years, yes, you see,
[02:22:05] dear viewers, here
[02:22:09] you see the green line at the bottom
[02:22:12] is the fuel price, meaning the average of diesel and gasoline.
[02:22:16] I didn't include
[02:22:19] just diesel or gasoline. Do you see the average? Before the war started,
[02:22:23] I indexed it to the same level of tax reduction. Do you see
[02:22:27] the margin widening with the tax reduction in the middle? That is,
[02:22:31] the oil price at the top
[02:22:32] is rising more,
[02:22:35] but the fuel price is not rising,
[02:22:37] then it zeroes out. Now, the difference has started to widen again.
[02:22:41] It is not yet like the war period,
[02:22:44] like the 4-5 months when the oil price
[02:22:48] and fuel price margin were high, but it's not closed
[02:22:51] like before either. So, the tax rate has started to come
[02:22:55] down by half.
[02:22:58] Currently, if we take the full tax
[02:23:01] like before the war, fuel prices would have to increase
[02:23:04] by approximately 15%. We also have to multiply
[02:23:08] the oil price by the dollar exchange rate. There is a tax collected now;
[02:23:11] the tax reduction period has been lifted. You see in the graphic, the tax reduction
[02:23:15] period has been lifted, but taxes have started to come
[02:23:18] back. It came in September, and will come in October, November,
[02:23:22] December. 3 lira 60 kuruş SCT and VAT means automatic
[02:23:25] increase. Plus, oil prices are going towards 110 dollars.
[02:23:28] Why is it going up? Let's talk about
[02:23:31] that too. There was an attack on Hormuz. There was an attack
[02:23:35] on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Then Saudi Arabia
[02:23:38] closed the East-West passage, saying, "Iraq attacked me, there was a UAV attack."
[02:23:41] And on top of that, Bab el-Mandeb...
[02:23:44] Yes, the Iran-backed Houthis. That area is also very critical,
[02:23:48] especially the entrance of the canal connecting Asia to Europe.
[02:23:52] That also created a bottleneck, and tensions rose there.
[02:23:55] And the train carrying the UK security official
[02:23:58] passed, and there was an attack on a train. Very close to the Polish
[02:24:02] border. Tensions rose there too. That news didn't get much coverage.
[02:24:05] How did you catch that news, Ebru Hanım? Wow, it's being talked about.
[02:24:08] I'm almost going crazy from reading the news already.
[02:24:12] "These are combining, oil prices are rising, but
[02:24:15] ours are rising even more," yes, that's the problem.
[02:24:19] Now, these developments are not new, they have been going on
[02:24:22] for a year, and I think the world will continue to experience such crises
[02:24:26] in the future. I don't really think
[02:24:28] we will enter a very stable period, but this
[02:24:32] situation we are experiencing is very special. I mean,
[02:24:35] the world is experiencing the same thing, oil is rising for everyone,
[02:24:39] but we are experiencing something very special.
[02:24:43] I guess Mehmet Şimşek's economy is based on financing
[02:24:45] through these taxes and fuel. But as
[02:24:49] you also stated, that 100 lira is not just for car users;
[02:24:53] it will affect the entire sector, it will affect
[02:24:56] our entire lives, it will affect inflation
[02:25:00] targets. The latest Medium-Term Program was announced,
[02:25:03] and its meaninglessness has already become clear. I don't know
[02:25:07] which newspaper it was, but it was stated that
[02:25:11] "a much harder time awaits us." I guess so.
[02:25:15] A much harder time awaits us in the economy. Today,
[02:25:18] Veysel Hoca wrote in Nefes newspaper that "you'd be lucky
[02:25:21] to see 40% inflation." Today, Ozan Bingöl says
[02:25:24] that "we are under an incredible tax burden. We will pay
[02:25:27] a lot of taxes in 3 years, but we won't get anything in return."
[02:25:30] So, we will pay taxes for this attack, Russia-Ukraine...
[02:25:34] The border with Poland. It's very interesting.
[02:25:46] That place is very critical, especially the entrance to the canal connecting Asia to Europe. That also created a bottleneck, and the situation became tense.
[02:26:00] And the train with the UK security official passed, and there was an attack
[02:26:04] on a train. Very close to the Polish border. The situation
[02:26:07] there also became tense. That news didn't get much coverage
[02:26:11] elsewhere. How did you catch that news, Ebru Hanım? Wow.
[02:26:14] It's being talked about. I'll soon go crazy from reading the news anyway.
[02:26:18] "These are combining, oil prices are rising, but
[02:26:21] ours are rising even more." Yes, that's the problem.
[02:26:25] Now, these developments are not new; they have been going on
[02:26:29] for a year, and I think the world will continue to experience such crises.
[02:26:33] I don't really think we will enter a very stable
[02:26:36] period. But this situation we are experiencing
[02:26:38] is very special. I mean, the world is experiencing the same thing,
[02:26:42] oil is rising for everyone, but we are experiencing something
[02:26:45] very special. I guess Mehmet Şimşek's
[02:26:50] economy is financing through these taxes and fuel.
[02:26:53] But as you also stated, that 100 lira
[02:26:57] is not just for car users; it will affect the entire sector,
[02:27:00] it will affect our entire lives, it will affect inflation targets.
[02:27:03] The latest Medium-Term Program was announced,
[02:27:06] and its meaninglessness has already become clear. I don't know
[02:27:10] which newspaper it was, but it was stated that
[02:27:13] "a much harder time awaits us." I guess so.
[02:27:17] A much harder time awaits us in the economy. Today, Veysel Hoca
[02:27:22] wrote in Nefes newspaper that "you'd be lucky to see
[02:27:24] 40% inflation." Today, Ozan Bingöl says
[02:27:28] that "we are under an incredible tax burden.
[02:27:32] We will pay a lot of taxes in 3 years,
[02:27:35] but we won't get anything in return." So, we will pay taxes for this attack,
[02:27:38] Russia-Ukraine... The border with Poland.
[02:27:41] It's very interesting. The former Prime Minister of Sweden,
[02:27:44] Bilt, was on the train, the former Prime Minister of the UK,
[02:27:47] Johnson, was on the train, and the UK security
[02:27:50] advisor was on the train. Exactly. The train is passing,
[02:27:54] and Russia is attacking the train behind it.
[02:27:57] The situation became very tense, and it raised oil prices for everything.
[02:28:01] They made the graphic very well. The summary of foreign policy
[02:28:04] and why oil prices are rising, how tense the situation is there
[02:28:07] - it doesn't give good signs either, unfortunately. So,
[02:28:11] everything comes together. Trump says the Fed should cut interest rates.
[02:28:14] America should have the lowest interest rates in the world, he says.
[02:28:18] As oil prices rise, US Treasury bond yields approach
[02:28:22] 5%, and two interest rate hikes
[02:28:25] are expected. So, two interest rate hikes.
[02:28:29] Yes, there's a Fed meeting this week. And
[02:28:32] in the next period, two interest rate hikes are also expected.
[02:28:36] Trump will be disappointed. Yes, that's why the November
[02:28:39] elections are important. He has problems elsewhere, so he's pushing from there.
[02:28:43] But the economy will go like this, exactly.
[02:28:46] And inflation, well, it's within expectations, but it's not very bright.
[02:28:50] Oil prices are creating pressure. US Treasury bond yields have risen.
[02:28:54] "I don't care, let it fall, I want interest rates to fall," he says.
[02:28:57] But the Fed... Well, let's see what answer they give to Trump
[02:29:01] on Wednesday. The world is tense, oil prices are rising, and for us,
[02:29:04] they are rising 5 times. What will we do now? There's one more topic, let me ask that,
[02:29:08] and then we'll continue with the economy at 12. Oil prices are creating pressure.
[02:29:12] US Treasury bond yields have risen. "I don't care, let it fall, I want interest
[02:29:16] rates to fall," he says. But the Fed... Well, let's see what answer they give
[02:29:20] to Trump on Wednesday. The world is tense, oil prices are rising,
[02:29:23] and for us, they are rising 5 times. What will we do? Now, there's one more
[02:29:27] topic, let me ask that, and then we'll continue with the economy at 12.
[02:29:30] Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek is working
[02:29:33] on the lowest pension issue, and news came out that he will present
[02:29:37] this work to President Erdoğan. "I expect a 7.5% increase,"
[02:29:40] he says. "I also expect a 25% increase in the minimum wage,"
[02:29:44] he says. "That makes the minimum wage 35.94 lira in December."
[02:29:47] Do you agree? Now, after all these price increases,
[02:29:50] there are no pensions, no minimum wage, etc. So, if there's an election
[02:29:54] in November 2027, this scenario seems a bit plausible.
[02:29:58] So, a very serious wage increase cannot be expected in January.
[02:30:01] The current economic situation doesn't favor it either.
[02:30:05] However, in Erdoğan's speech in Rize, there were signals
[02:30:09] that the election could be brought forward.
[02:30:12] If we are to see an election in May,
[02:30:15] the approaching election... If the opposition has such
[02:30:19] a cracking or inability to manage
[02:30:29] this process well, Erdoğan might bring it forward a bit.
[02:30:32] If we see the election in May, he might press the button
[02:30:36] now. We could experience a similar scenario to the process
[02:30:39] Nebati started in October 2022 before the 2023 elections.
[02:30:41] But both the conjuncture and Turkey's economic situation...
[02:30:44] I don't know what İbrahim Hocam would say, but it's worse than 2022.
[02:30:48] So, Turkey doesn't have very large reserves, and
[02:30:51] its room for maneuver is not that wide anymore.
[02:30:55] We will see if it can choose that option. But despite everything,
[02:30:59] this government might act recklessly and do it. But
[02:31:02] it's not as easy as getting a political outcome. I mean,
[02:31:06] what we are experiencing is like, "We are getting through winter,
[02:31:08] but we are not forgetting our feet." And we can't even get through it,
[02:31:11] if you look at it. Yes, we can't get through it. For about 10 years,
[02:31:15] the Turkish economy has been experiencing very serious problems.
[02:31:18] baksanız evet geçiremiyoruz yaklaşık 10 yıldır Türkiye
[02:31:22] We are all getting poorer by working.
[02:31:26] So it's not just unemployment, etc. Employees,
[02:31:29] white-collar workers, have entered a very difficult period. We probably don't remember any period
[02:31:32] where we experienced this impoverishment so deeply as
[02:31:36] employees. From this perspective, he knows that he cannot
[02:31:39] regulate politics with just economic issues and
[02:31:43] moves. That's why maybe we'll talk about it later, he's building a plan
[02:31:46] primarily on how to suppress the opposition and how to distribute.
[02:31:50] economy in that sense to its own
[02:31:53] routine, to Şimşek's policies a bit. There's not much
[02:31:57] room or margin for him to play with
[02:32:00] there. His main story is a bit... "He's building his politics around dispersing the opposition. That's why
[02:32:04] I don't expect a very big increase in January. Salaries, minimum wage, unfortunately
[02:32:08] everyone says the same thing. Do you expect it, İbrahim
[02:32:11] Kahveci, from your BirGün newspaper?
[02:32:14] What? Any improvement in January?
[02:32:18] I mean, pensioner
[02:32:21] salaries are so bad that they can't be expressed in percentages. What's the point of
[02:32:24] an increase, what's the point? We'll take Jerusalem,
[02:32:27] we've ended the coup periods. Look,
[02:32:31] our President..." yesterday in Samsun,
[02:32:34] at the opening of the city hospital,
[02:32:37] he said we ended the coup
[02:32:38] periods.
[02:32:41] He says more than 20 have been opened. 20, Mr. President says more than 20
[02:32:44] will be opened, and 27 more will
[02:32:47] be opened.
[02:32:49] By the way, city hospitals are another topic, we'll talk about that another time.
[02:32:53] It's not even his own project, and the world tried it a lot and
[02:32:56] gave up. I expressed that it gave
[02:32:59] up, but the... dot dot hospitals
[02:33:02] within the city... if they closed them, look,
[02:33:05] if they built one extra large hospital without closing them, that would be something else,
[02:33:09] but closing the dot dot hospitals
[02:33:12] within the city and moving all of them to one large hospital
[02:33:16] outside the city, the citizens will see it, they will see it in the future.
[02:33:20] Ah, let me say one sentence. Very, very right.
[02:33:24] I mean, before,
[02:33:27] citizens would walk to the hospital and leave
[02:33:29] sick. He's right about that. But let me
[02:33:33] finish the sentence. I experienced it with myself and my father.
[02:33:36] You walk in, and you leave dead. God forbid, I mean, you leave
[02:33:40] dead. I mean, I've had many very close relatives who walked in
[02:33:43] and you picked up their coffin from the hospital. Let me tell you a complaint. One of our viewers says,
[02:33:47] "I am disabled," he says, "I have a disability report," he says.
[02:33:50] They referred me to neurology, they gave me an appointment on the 22nd at the city
[02:33:54] hospital." Now there are no
[02:33:56] queues in hospitals, he's very right. In hospitals, it used to be
[02:34:00] like this: people would go to the hospital at the crack of dawn,
[02:34:04] at the crack of dawn. At 5 or 6 in the morning,
[02:34:08] or 4, whatever, they would queue at the hospital, but they would get
[02:34:12] examined that day. Now there's no queue, very good.
[02:34:15] Why? They put the queue into the computer. You make
[02:34:19] an appointment request from the computer, and it gives you a date 2 months, 3 months, 5 months
[02:34:22] later. So, he's disabled, we say there's no queue.
[02:34:26] How nice, look, no queue, the queue is over. It's the 14th, 15th, 16th,
[02:34:30] 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd. Let me tell you something
[02:34:33] else. A doctor friend told me the other day that
[02:34:36] he had examined over 80 patients. I said, "That's almost
[02:34:40] 2-3 minutes per minute." Yes, I said, "4 minutes." He examined over 80
[02:34:43] patients. That's not even a patient examination. Anyway, let's move on.
[02:34:47] Now, towards the election,
[02:34:50] today, the headline of Professor Aziz Çelik, your beautiful
[02:34:54] medium-term gibberish...
[02:34:58] I mean, I don't think he will need to implement
[02:35:01] an election economy too much in the MTP or
[02:35:04] in the economy. Today, Professor Yaşar wrote in detail,
[02:35:08] I mean, with operations against the opposition,
[02:35:11] Kılıçdaroğlu's arrival in the CHP is certain, well, that
[02:35:14] thing there, professor, you wrote it, I mean,
[02:35:18] let me say it from there, I mean, the opposition operation opposition, look, I'll give
[02:35:22] an example, let me open this topic, no need for an increase.
[02:35:26] I mean, no need for an increase. Why would you give an increase to pensioners?
[02:35:29] Why would you give an increase to workers? You're getting it cheaper,
[02:35:33] cheaper, I mean, it costs 2 trillion in interest, but that's
[02:35:36] not the point. Now, think about Ekrem İmamoğlu's
[02:35:40] case, the Tuzla case. What
[02:35:43] does he say? He says something impolite and they make it a case.
[02:35:47] The judge
[02:35:50] acquits him. The appellate court says
[02:35:53] you need to take the statement of the defendant.
[02:35:57] Normally, what is it? If an acquittal
[02:36:01] has been given, a statement is not taken again, meaning it's in favor
[02:36:04] of the defendant.
[02:36:07] Then what happens, you know? He was going to go to court again, Ekrem
[02:36:11] İmamoğlu's prison transfer vehicle
[02:36:15] broke down. Do you remember that day? Ekrem İmamoğlu's
[02:36:19] prison vehicle broke down and was
[02:36:21] turned back. Ekrem İmamoğlu even said,
[02:36:25] "If it's broken, why are we going back in the same vehicle?" Now he was turned back,
[02:36:29] he couldn't give a statement. What happened then? That
[02:36:31] judge
[02:36:33] was changed.
[02:36:36] The judge who acquitted him twice
[02:36:39] was
[02:36:41] sent to another place. That judge was changed.
[02:36:45] "Now, in the case where he was acquitted twice, the appellate court says,
[02:36:49] 'Take a statement from the defendant.' The new judge will only
[02:36:53] take his statement.
[02:36:55] While the new judge should only take a statement,
[02:36:59] instead of taking a statement, he immediately gives a sentence of 2 years and one month.
[02:37:02] On top of the two years, he immediately gives a political ban sentence on Friday,
[02:37:06] Friday, September 11. Now, here, do you
[02:37:10] expect the government
[02:37:13] to implement an election economy?" Look, it's cheaper. On the way, the prison
[02:37:16] transfer vehicle broke down, you say,
[02:37:20] you change the judge, then
[02:37:23] the new judge, instead of taking a statement, immediately gives a sentence.
[02:37:26] Even if you were acquitted twice, in the case where you were acquitted
[02:37:30] twice, the new judge, instead of taking a statement,
[02:37:34] gives a sentence. What did he give a sentence for?
[02:37:37] How did he give a sentence? This is the defamation case against Tuzla
[02:37:41] Mayor Şadi Yazıcı, isn't it? Yes, yes, yes.
[02:37:44] And then what happened?
[02:37:47] Now, look, in Ekrem İmamoğlu's
[02:37:50] total of 13 cases,
[02:37:54] 19 judges were changed. It's interesting
[02:37:56] that the judges who ruled in his favor are being changed one after another, and the judges who ruled against
[02:38:00] him remain.
[02:38:02] 19 judges
[02:38:05] were changed. I have work, you'll give money to pensioners
[02:38:09] again. You have work,
[02:38:11] you'll give money to civil servants. What do you have to do with the economy? You'll open it up
[02:38:15] a bit more. Look, how nice.
[02:38:17] Now, you, as a citizen, I'm giving an example, look,
[02:38:21] I'm saying again, for me, the issue is not Ekrem İmamoğlu.
[02:38:25] These other parties just don't
[02:38:27] understand this.
[02:38:30] From DEVA to Saadet,
[02:38:33] to the Victory Party, Good Party, I'm telling
[02:38:36] all of them, the issue is not Ekrem İmamoğlu. Other
[02:38:40] parties, the issue is not a new party,
[02:38:43] the issue is not Özgür Özel. The issue is
[02:38:46] Turkish democracy. We are exemplifying this
[02:38:50] through İmamoğlu. I mean, even
[02:38:54] AK Party voters, tomorrow, look,
[02:38:58] do you know what happened in Syria? In Syria, they made a 40% increase
[02:39:02] in fuel. In Syria, people took to the streets and made them reverse the fuel
[02:39:05] increase. In Syria, not in Turkey. Today,
[02:39:09] newspapers say that in Syria, they reversed the fuel increase. Now,
[02:39:13] oh citizen, oh people,
[02:39:16] tomorrow,
[02:39:19] when you say, "This is too much," and try to
[02:39:22] change the government, will you be able to change it? That's
[02:39:25] the question. Look, here's an example of this.
[02:39:28] You give a prison sentence and a political ban
[02:39:32] to someone who was acquitted twice when you call them to give a statement.
[02:39:35] Will you be able to see İmamoğlu
[02:39:39] during the election? Today, he says, "I am currently the subject of 13 separate cases."
[02:39:43] In the post he made from the presidency candidate office
[02:39:46] on social media, he says, "12 of these
[02:39:49] are criminal cases, one is an administrative court case." So,
[02:39:53] when did these happen? "When I had won elections four
[02:39:56] times, and when I had become the presidential candidate of the main
[02:40:00] opposition with the favor of our nation," he posted. Now,
[02:40:03] here, of course, other
[02:40:06] issues come to the agenda.
[02:40:09] The political ban and 2 years and one month prison sentence, if it is confirmed
[02:40:13] in the appeals court and subsequent processes... "If it's approved, if it becomes
[02:40:16] final, if it's not overturned, then it brings
[02:40:19] discussions about whether an election will come to the agenda in the IMM. Today, Cumhuriyet's headline is already,
[02:40:23] "90 municipalities went to AK Party." 31 of these are
[02:40:26] 5 major cities,
[02:40:30] and 12 Istanbul districts
[02:40:33] belong to the CHP. I mean, in this environment,
[02:40:37] why wouldn't there be an increase? Don't expect it, says İbrahim Kahveci.
[02:40:40] From a political perspective, Özgür Özel also says, "We will go
[02:40:44] to that ballot box. We will take power. Don't be hopeless,
[02:40:48] don't be unhappy, don't be afraid."
[02:40:51] Now, I mean, there are many reasons to be unhappy, and
[02:40:54] it's not possible to soothe people by just saying, "Don't be
[02:40:58] unhappy." I am an Üsküdar voter, I live there.
[02:41:01] I mean, it's not possible for me not to be affected by what happened in Üsküdar or
[02:41:05] not to see this negativity. But more importantly,
[02:41:08] the framework we drew, 90 mayors,
[02:41:12] what happened in Üsküdar is very important, breaking points. I mean, these are not
[02:41:15] issues we encounter very often in terms of Turkish democracy.
[02:41:19] And actually, we were talking about a lot of things with this solution process,
[02:41:23] with what happened in Syria, with Ton Barak's
[02:41:26] similar. The Middle East regime
[02:41:30] is changing very seriously,
[02:41:33] the ballot box and elections are becoming meaningless, even symbolic.
[02:41:37] There are serious concerns about a presidential system. Yes,
[02:41:40] regarding the presidential system, there are those who talk about a system
[02:41:43] based on ethnic and identity, ethnic and religious identities. Bahçeli says something else.
[02:41:47] Naturally, we are concerned about this as a society:
[02:41:51] will the ballot box, the ballot box we are expecting,
[02:41:54] produce the much-expected result? Will it be given
[02:41:58] meaning, or will Erdoğan, as we always said when going to that ballot box,
[02:42:01] continue this issue until he finds the candidate who can defeat him?
[02:42:05] This is the story that happened
[02:42:08] to Ekrem İmamoğlu. Maybe later, the immunity files of different candidates,
[02:42:12] Özgür Özel, all those political actors
[02:42:15] who stand out are currently in trouble. I mean, anyone who criticizes
[02:42:18] the government, who opposes the government, and who strongly opposes
[02:42:22] the government, and who declares an intention to change the government,
[02:42:25] every kind of political 's head is seriously
[02:42:29] in trouble. Now, seeing this, seeing this picture, I don't
[02:42:33] have the feeling that everything can be
[02:42:36] solved just by going to the election and to the ballot box. I mean, of course,
[02:42:39] the ballot box and elections are very important in Turkey, and
[02:42:43] very important in the world, but how you go there is also important. What kind of morale
[02:42:46] you go with, what kind of strength you go with. Yes, what candidates
[02:42:50] you go with will determine that, what kind of confidence
[02:42:54] you go with the opposition. Yes, I mean, this breakdown of confidence there...
[02:42:57] "The spread of a feeling that the opposition cannot
[02:43:00] do this also makes going to the polls
[02:43:04] difficult, it dampens people's spirits, they move away from expecting
[02:43:07] solutions from the ballot box, their opinion
[02:43:11] at the ballot box changes. I mean, when we looked at the polls
[02:43:14] again in October 2022,
[02:43:18] we saw that both Erdoğan and the Justice and Development Party were behind. But that
[02:43:21] 6-month bad process of the opposition, the dissolution of the six-party
[02:43:25] table, yes, and the last..."
[02:43:34] The CHP taking over, Öcalan being put forward as a very prominent
[02:43:37] political figure, and becoming less of a party and more
[02:43:41] of a political identity standing behind Öcalan,
[02:43:43] etc., shows us that there will be serious problems
[02:43:47] in that opposition bloc. The opposition needs to overcome
[02:43:51] this. After giving such confidence, I mean, in Turkey,
[02:43:54] as you just stated
[02:43:57] at the beginning of the program, the picture of Turkey would bring down the government
[02:44:01] in three days anywhere in the world. I mean,
[02:44:05] under normal conditions, a government that creates
[02:44:08] such a picture should not stay here for three days.
[02:44:12] From child selling to
[02:44:15] people selling their children because they can't take care of them,
[02:44:18] they come and take them from tents, from oil prices
[02:44:22] to the situation in education, there are dozens of topics.
[02:44:25] When you really look at it, the whole picture...
[02:44:28] "You say, 'This government probably can't pass the threshold and
[02:44:31] will go to early elections, in fact, will be forced to hold early elections,' but
[02:44:35] the government creates such extraordinary conditions that you can't
[02:44:38] even talk about this. I mean, for 3-4 months, we have only been talking about
[02:44:42] whether the new party said yes or no in the solution process, whether
[02:44:45] there was an operation or not. This is something forced into this. I see this as
[02:44:49] Erdoğan's political labyrinth, the political labyrinth he put
[02:44:53] the opposition in. There's no way out of here, there's no way out of this labyrinth
[02:44:56] either." "You definitely need to move the political arena
[02:45:00] somewhere else. I mean, without the picture
[02:45:03] expressed at the beginning of the program
[02:45:06] becoming the main topic of politics, without creating a belief
[02:45:10] that this will be solved, Erdoğan
[02:45:12] strengthens his position. So, he goes to Samsun,
[02:45:16] all the producers had a bad
[02:45:20] summer in Samsun, poverty is serious in Samsun.
[02:45:24] Whoever you talk to has problems, but we will never experience coups again."
[02:45:28] He's actually talking about an issue that no one has in their sight or on their agenda,
[02:45:32] even though we experience a coup every day. I mean, maybe
[02:45:35] we won't see a coup like September 12 or an attempted coup like July 15,
[02:45:39] but a process of continuous coups has begun. The opposition already
[02:45:42] considers this period not a coup against the government, but
[02:45:45] a coup against the opposition.
[02:45:48] For example, the headline you ran in BirGün newspaper was a coup against
[02:45:51] the opposition, wasn't it? Is Üsküdar not a coup?
[02:45:55] I mean?
[02:46:06] Foça, you have a mayor in a place where you didn't enter
[02:46:09] the election. Maybe we'll talk about Sanie Fıbora,
[02:46:12] yes, the governor and the MP's experience. I mean,
[02:46:16] Turkey is going to such a place that elected officials have
[02:46:19] no value at all. It's completely a bureaucracy created by appointed officials
[02:46:23] close to the Palace, and actually perhaps even eliminating
[02:46:26] mayoralties.
[02:46:29] Yes, yes, exactly. We are going in that direction now. Without seeing these things,
[02:46:32] without seeing where Turkey is going, we cannot determine
[02:46:36] how we will oppose. I have proceeded in very extraordinary conditions.
[02:46:41] The opposition must also grasp these extraordinary conditions and
[02:46:44] not just by pointing to the ballot box,
[02:46:47] but only through a mobilization that we will start today, or
[02:46:51] a mobilization that will be started, can the citizen be
[02:46:54] re-motivated, energy can be unleashed. This mobilization you mentioned,
[02:46:58] for example, rallies, meeting with the people. Such a crowd
[02:47:02] in Üsküdar, I suppose you mean these things,
[02:47:05] more being on the streets, more organizing.
[02:47:09] he mentioned.
[02:47:18] We see their parties, they love to criticize each other, and through
[02:47:22] that, as Professor İbrahim just said, we need to look at the issue
[02:47:25] from the perspective of Turkey's issue. Indeed, today,
[02:47:29] we need to agree that the main issue
[02:47:32] will be the future of Turkey. Otherwise, if we sit at a table
[02:47:36] and talk about the economy, Professor İbrahim and I might diverge, like this.
[02:47:49] We will sit down and discuss how we will build the new Turkey, which one will be
[02:47:52] better. But now, truly,
[02:47:56] especially those who say no to this course of events - and none of us
[02:48:00] are happy with this course of events, beyond being happy, we are victims -
[02:48:03] by getting poorer, by being oppressed, by having their future stolen, I mean,
[02:48:07] everyone, we are a country from which people
[02:48:10] flee, professor, this is very important. A country from which young people
[02:48:14] flee, from which educated people flee.
[02:48:17] It won't end there. We are a country from which people flee. And people in their 40s
[02:48:21] are starting to leave now, let alone young people. I mean, for their children's future, people
[02:48:25] and entire families. Is the place you're going better? No, it's not. It's not. But
[02:48:28] you're fleeing from here, it's a huge difficulty. I mean, you're building
[02:48:31] a new life, you're taking those risks. So, what needs to be done for you
[02:48:35] is much more, I mean, they don't welcome you with
[02:48:38] cotton. Of course, you are 100% right, it's a much more difficult country
[02:48:42] where we are going, the places we are going are like that.
[02:48:46] From this perspective, I mean, I still see
[02:48:49] that the citizen has a reaction. They attend rallies, all these
[02:48:52] rallies, etc., but this contact needs to increase a lot,
[02:48:56] the image of being together needs to be given a lot. I think
[02:49:00] inward-looking discussions are meaningless. What's happening in CHP? Should
[02:49:03] CHP and İyi Party meet or not, etc.? CHP
[02:49:07] has determined its position, in my opinion. With that method,
[02:49:10] I don't think a person who came to the party,
[02:49:13] who is at the head of the party, will take much part in the opposition front
[02:49:17] from now on. So, for the construction of a new Turkey
[02:49:20] with others, much more contact, much more relationship,
[02:49:24] democratic mass organizations, political
[02:49:28] parties, different segments of society, environmental
[02:49:31] movement, women's movement, a strong contact with these is needed.
[02:49:35] Professor, let me ask a question. These
[02:49:38] problems you mentioned this summer? I mean, what Turkey needs
[02:49:41] in politics right now is to save democracy. I mean, Turkey
[02:49:45] needs democracy right now, it needs to save democracy. One of those
[02:49:49] who experienced this most bitterly is Mr. Özdağ. Now, Mr.
[02:49:52] Özdağ experienced this bitterly,
[02:49:56] how many months did he spend in prison?
[02:49:59] Ümit Özdağ, Chairman of the Victory Party. Now you look
[02:50:02] at Ümit
[02:50:04] Özdağ. Silivri is just a
[02:50:07] symbol here.
[02:50:10] I said, the issue is not Ekrem İmamoğlu, I mean,
[02:50:14] it's not his person, it's the events he experienced.
[02:50:17] In the case where he was acquitted twice, the car breaks down, he's brought
[02:50:21] back, the judge changes, then a political ban. The issue
[02:50:24] is not İmamoğlu or this or that, the issue is Turkish democracy. In this
[02:50:28] framework, to the symbol, I mean, to the
[02:50:31] Silivri symbol, how much interest does Ümit Özdağ
[02:50:34] show, how much interest does the Good Party show? For example,
[02:50:37] "Turkey without terror," the Good Party "is somewhere else. For example, the new
[02:50:41] party is somewhere else.
[02:50:44] I diverge, I diverge in economics,
[02:50:47] I diverge in other things. That's why
[02:50:51] they are different parties. But
[02:50:55] the functioning of democracy in Turkey, will you also be able to come to the polls
[02:50:58] in this way tomorrow? Fatih Erbakan said it very
[02:51:01] well. He said, "If we were also a strong
[02:51:05] rival to Erdoğan, maybe we would be in Silivri."
[02:51:08] The issue is to find a strong rival, to have the opportunity
[02:51:12] or environment to change the government. Now,
[02:51:15] in this framework, the other parties'
[02:51:17] way of embracing democracy,
[02:51:20] their inactivity over Silivri,
[02:51:23] for example, you don't see anyone from the DEVA
[02:51:26] Party in Silivri, you don't see anyone from Saadet,
[02:51:30] we don't see anyone from Zafer. We saw them at Ahmet Davutoğlu's wedding.
[02:51:34] You see them at the wedding, you see them at the wedding, of course, that's not
[02:51:38] the point. In terms of protecting
[02:51:41] democracy, the other parties, I think
[02:51:44] the main issue you expressed, professor, is this:
[02:51:48] the municipalities. If we had believed this, or if it had
[02:51:52] been like this: "Yes, this municipality, these operations
[02:51:54] are corruption operations," then of course, go there.
[02:51:58] But this discussion that Kemal
[02:52:01] Kılıçdaroğlu started is a very correct discussion.
[02:52:04] He said it's not a political case, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu. We all
[02:52:08] know that he said it's not a political case, he said
[02:52:11] it's not. But everyone knows it's a political case. As you
[02:52:15] just said through Erbakan, if we had wanted power
[02:52:18] for the government and if we had been strong, maybe we
[02:52:21] would be inside. Now, if that's the case,
[02:52:25] embracing that, supporting that, being in solidarity
[02:52:28] with that, does not mean ignoring some things done
[02:52:32] in the municipality. This is something else, and the story is turning
[02:52:36] somewhere else. If Ekrem İmamoğlu or another mayor
[02:52:40] or Senem Sinem Dedetaş were in another position
[02:52:43] and had compromised - and we saw this, nothing happens to those who compromise,
[02:52:47] they are cleared, we saw that - that's why I find
[02:52:50] it very lacking. It's not just a solidarity relationship, I find the way of bringing this up,
[02:52:54] of expressing it politically, lacking. Actually,
[02:52:58] what I mean by contact is a bit that, I mean, you have to show
[02:53:01] that front, you need to show that the democracy front is strong
[02:53:04] and united, so that people who believe in that strength
[02:53:08] can feel, "Yes, we can change this." But how,
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