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[00:00:02] one after another. The timing of the elections continues to be debated,
[00:00:05] as well as whether President Erdoğan will run
[00:00:09] again.
[00:00:10] May your unity
[00:00:13] and togetherness last forever,
[00:00:16] and may God grant us many more successes
[00:00:19] within this unity
[00:00:22] and togetherness. Lastly, AKP Election
[00:00:26] Affairs Chairman Alihsan Yavuz had stated that President Erdoğan would run
[00:00:38] again. He also reacted to Yavuz's words, saying that
[00:00:41] it would be overturning the constitution.
[00:00:44] They're talking about April or May, or even a week. This is not going to happen.
[00:00:48] They're saying, what are we going to do so he can run for the third time?
[00:00:52] We'll move the election 3 days, 4 days, a week earlier. This
[00:00:55] is overturning the constitution. New Party Chairman Özgür Özel
[00:00:59] had last given the early election
[00:01:02] message at the Üsküdar rally. Özel shared a part of his speech at the rally
[00:01:05] as a video on his social media account. The lines
[00:01:09] have been drawn. The upcoming election is between
[00:01:12] democrats and autocrats.
[00:01:16] It is between the Turkey Alliance
[00:01:19] and the coup alliance. Those who support coups and coup plotters
[00:01:22] are on the side of autocrats.
[00:01:25] Özel, who said that the lines have been drawn, also included the words
[00:01:29] he used after Mansur Yavaş: "There is torment in separation, and mercy in unity."
[00:01:33] The game has been broken.
[00:01:35] I want to give the good news
[00:01:39] to those listening all over Turkey. The time
[00:01:42] has come for hearts to unite. There is suffering
[00:01:46] in separation,
[00:01:48] mercy in unity.
[00:01:51] You know about the Üsküdar elections, Sinem Dedetaş
[00:01:54] was elected, then she was imprisoned, then the elections
[00:01:57] were repeated until the AKP was elected.
[00:02:00] Of course, a lot is being said about this.
[00:02:04] Was this a rehearsal for an IBB election
[00:02:07] in Üsküdar? Therefore, it is possible
[00:02:10] to attach a lot of meaning to Üsküdar. The Üsküdar election is not just an
[00:02:14] Üsküdar election; it is actually an indicator
[00:02:17] of many things. Özgür Özel criticizes
[00:02:21] the governor for this very reason, saying
[00:02:24] that Governor Davut Gül acted
[00:02:27] not like the governor of the state, but like the
[00:02:31] governor of the AKP, like the governor of the government.
[00:02:34] A response came to Özgür Özel from Davut Gül.
[00:02:38] Then, as this polemic continued, Murat
[00:02:41] Emir pointed out that the governor sent two different
[00:02:44] letters four days apart. He asked why.
[00:02:48] You are sitting
[00:02:51] in positions as the governor
[00:02:54] of the state, sitting
[00:02:57] in that position, and you are the government.
[00:03:30] In order for the New Party to be able to enter the elections,
[00:03:32] the Governor of Istanbul wrote a new letter,
[00:03:36] saying that no party would enter. And he asks, Governor of Istanbul,
[00:03:40] what have I done,
[00:03:43] what were you going to do? Were you going
[00:03:47] to tour Istanbul with
[00:03:50] the AK Party's light bulb flag? Shame on you. The response to Özel
[00:03:53] came from Istanbul Governor Davut Gül. Gül defended
[00:03:56] the decision as normal. His response
[00:04:00] used the election terms "G" as in Gün6
[00:04:03] and "Z" as in Ziya. The response to the Governor of Istanbul
[00:04:06] came from the New Party group deputy chairman Murat Emir.
[00:04:10] Why does he explain the alleged claims
[00:04:13] in the elections as if it's his business, as if he's a party?
[00:04:16] Sir, G as in Gülten, Z
[00:04:20] as in Z, whatever. What's it to you? What's it to you? I
[00:04:23] speak, AKP members speak. What's it to the esteemed governor? Why
[00:04:27] does he know these things? Because he's biased. He
[00:04:30] also asked why the Governor of Istanbul sent two different letters to distribution points
[00:04:34] four days apart. In your letter before the second election,
[00:04:37] it was said that municipalities without a group cannot enter.
[00:04:41] When the New Party formed a group, you sent a letter saying that no one can enter except
[00:04:44] assembly members. How will you explain
[00:04:47] this contradiction, this difference? Do you have an answer to this?
[00:04:50] The day will come, the tide will turn.
[00:04:54] The saw will turn, the handle will turn.
[00:04:57] On that day, those
[00:05:00] who were the provincial chairmen of the AK Party
[00:05:04] will be held accountable.
[00:05:08] It was already newly established, the name of the new
[00:05:11] party will be changed. The Supreme Court will
[00:05:15] answer this question. So why did the issue come
[00:05:18] to the Supreme Court? Remember, Öztürk Yılmaz, the leader of the Innovation Party,
[00:05:22] had filed an application with the Supreme Court.
[00:05:25] The decision is awaited. A decision will be made within 2 months.
[00:05:29] So, in the meantime, what is being discussed
[00:05:33] and thought about in the New Party regarding this issue?
[00:05:36] Actually, the main preference is to keep the New Party's name.
[00:05:39] It is also being rumored that discussions have started
[00:05:42] with the Innovation Party on this matter.
[00:05:46] So what if it doesn't happen? That is, if an
[00:05:49] agreement is not reached, if a negative outcome
[00:05:52] comes from the Supreme Court, what will happen then?
[00:05:55] It was claimed that the name of the Change Party
[00:05:59] was also being worked on.
[00:06:02] Let's march tirelessly and without getting weary,
[00:06:05] friends. The New Party faces the possibility of a name change
[00:06:09] even before holding its first major congresses.
[00:06:13] We established the new party with the demand
[00:06:17] and pressure of the nation. Nothing has changed in street politics. So why
[00:06:21] did the New Party face a name change?
[00:06:25] Öztürk Yılmaz, the leader of the Innovation Party, applied to the Supreme Court
[00:06:28] due to name similarity. He requested that the New Party's name be changed.
[00:06:32] The Supreme Court informed the New Party's management
[00:06:34] about that application. The New Party is the
[00:06:38] party of the new politics that Turkey
[00:06:41] has longed for. The result of the examination regarding the name similarity
[00:06:44] is expected to be clarified within the next month or two.
[00:06:47] bekleniyor.
[00:06:50] So, what is being discussed in the New Party circles
[00:06:53] regarding a possible name change? According to the information obtained
[00:06:56] from the New Party front, there is no need for an extraordinary
[00:07:00] convention due to this process. It is stated that in case of
[00:07:03] a possible name change decision from the Supreme Court,
[00:07:07] the party's new name can be decided
[00:07:08] by the Board of Founders.
[00:07:12] and its staff's primary preference is to keep the New Party's name.
[00:07:16] In the corridors, there are also allegations that discussions
[00:07:19] have started with the Innovation Party or that the name of the Change Party is being kept in reserve,
[00:07:23] but it was learned that the party management is not considering a name change
[00:07:26] at this stage. Whether the New Party will continue
[00:07:30] with its current name will become clear after the examination
[00:07:34] to be conducted by the Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office.
[00:07:37] Our path is the path to power. The direction
[00:07:40] our compass shows is power. So let's march
[00:07:44] tirelessly and without getting weary
[00:07:48] until we reach power,
[00:07:52] friends. Bayrampaşa Mayor Hasan Mutlu was elected
[00:07:55] with 46.67% in the local elections on March 31st,
[00:07:59] then he was arrested, and Bayrampaşa
[00:08:03] switched from CHP to AKP,
[00:08:05] and actually, a year has passed
[00:08:09] since Hasan Mutlu's arrest. While perhaps expecting
[00:08:13] a more pessimistic comment, a comment like this
[00:08:16] came from Hasan Mutlu's letter: "The day when we will reach
[00:08:20] brighter tomorrows has come even closer." A year
[00:08:24] has passed, but the day when we will reach brighter tomorrows
[00:08:28] has come even closer, he
[00:08:29] said.
[00:08:34] What we await is not just the day we will meet,
[00:08:37] but the day when truth will find its own voice. These
[00:08:40] lines are from the imprisoned Bayrampaşa.
[00:09:12] In the elections, he became mayor
[00:09:15] with 46.67%. He was arrested on September 16th and removed from office.
[00:09:18] Years later, Bayrampaşa, which CHP had won,
[00:09:21] switched to AKP in the mayoral election.
[00:09:25] The indictment against Mutlu and 77 others was prepared
[00:09:28] 11 months later. A prison sentence of up to 818 years
[00:09:32] was requested for him. Hasan Mutlu, who has been in prison
[00:09:35] for a year, expressed his resentment about his imprisonment by saying,
[00:09:39] "Let those who seek unfair gain know that positions pass, applause ends.
[00:09:42] The wheel of fortune turns. Dark days come, but
[00:09:46] the will remains in the same place, waiting for its day." A year has passed,
[00:09:49] the day we will reach brighter tomorrows has come
[00:09:52] even closer.
[00:09:58] Former CHP Member of Parliament Levent
[00:10:01] Gök shared images from the 2014 trial
[00:10:04] where Kenan Evren and Tahsin Şahinkaya
[00:10:08] were sentenced to life imprisonment due to the September 12th coup.
[00:10:11] He shared them for the first time.
[00:10:14] After the court president read the verdict,
[00:10:17] applause was heard from the hall.
[00:10:21] Levent Gök also stated in his post that the judge and
[00:10:25] the president of the High Criminal Court, Oktay Saday, are related
[00:10:29] by marriage.
[00:10:32] Consequently, defendants Ahmet Kenan Evren
[00:10:36] and Ali Tahsin Şahinkaya, while serving as Chief of General Staff
[00:10:38] and Force Commanders at the time
[00:10:42] of the incident, on 27.12.1979,
[00:10:45] committed the crime of attempting to abolish
[00:10:48] the Constitution and the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
[00:10:51] and prevent them from performing their duties
[00:10:55] with the memorandum they gave to the Prime Minister of the period
[00:10:58] on 2.1.1980. On September 12,
[00:11:02] 1980, the same defendants committed the crime of forcibly
[00:11:06] altering, changing, and abolishing
[00:11:09] the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey, and forcibly dissolving
[00:11:12] the assembly established by this decision and preventing it
[00:11:16] from performing its duties. Since it was understood that they committed
[00:11:19] this in unity of thought and action, and considering
[00:11:22] their actions and crimes, in accordance with Article 146/1
[00:11:25] of the TCK No. 75, they were sentenced to aggravated
[00:11:29] life imprisonment, and it was decided that Article 80 of the TCK
[00:11:33] should not be applied to them. In accordance with Article 59
[00:11:36] of the TCK, taking into account the defendants' behavior and actions
[00:11:40] during the trial, their sincere confession, and the scope of the case file,
[00:11:43] they were sentenced to life imprisonment, and it was decided
[00:11:47] that Articles 31-33 of the TCK
[00:11:50] should be applied to them, and that Article 30
[00:11:52] of Law No. 1632 should be applied.
[00:11:56] The continuation of the measures against them was decided. You can appeal
[00:11:59] the decision within one week, and our decision
[00:12:01] will automatically go to the Supreme Court.
[00:12:05] You will remember Çiğli Mayor Onur
[00:12:08] Emrah Yıldız. First, his car was shot at.
[00:12:12] Then, an armed attack was carried out
[00:12:16] on a business belonging to the municipality.
[00:12:19] Later, a nursing home belonging to the brother
[00:12:21] of a deputy mayor was shot at.
[00:12:25] 7 people were detained in connection with the incidents,
[00:12:29] and 6 people were arrested.
[00:12:34] First, the mayor's official car, parked, and then
[00:12:38] two businesses in the district were shot at.
[00:12:41] Six more suspects
[00:12:42] were arrested in connection with the attacks in Çiğli.
[00:12:45] On August 20th, an armed attack was carried out on
[00:12:48] Çiğli Mayor Onur Emrah Yıldız's official car in Izmir.
[00:12:52] Since the vehicle was parked and empty in the municipality parking lot,
[00:12:55] no one was killed or injured in the attack. The attacker was caught
[00:12:59] before being able to flee the scene.
[00:13:02] Two suspects were arrested in connection with the incident.
[00:13:05] Now, two more suspects believed to be connected to the incident
[00:13:09] have been detained. They were arrested
[00:13:11] by the court they were brought
[00:13:15] before. On September 4th, an armed attack was carried out
[00:13:19] on a municipal business at night, and on September 9th,
[00:13:22] a nursing home belonging to the brother of a deputy mayor
[00:13:26] was shot at. The incidents are being investigated
[00:13:29] for a possible connection. Four of the suspects detained
[00:13:31] in connection with the last two incidents were also arrested. One was released
[00:13:35] on judicial control. During the searches conducted at the addresses,
[00:13:38] 3 pistols, two pump-action shotguns, and 134 rounds of ammunition were seized.
[00:13:42] Access was blocked. What
[00:13:45] were the reactions from the world,
[00:13:48] especially from Western countries, to these operations
[00:13:51] targeting LGBTI associations and organizations? Halk TV Europe correspondent.
[00:13:55] International reactions to the operations
[00:13:59] carried out in Turkey under the name "My Family is Safe"
[00:14:02] have begun. So far, there are three
[00:14:06] important condemnations. The first is from the United Nations. United Nations Human Rights
[00:14:10] rapporteur Vargas demanded the immediate release
[00:14:13] of human rights defenders in custody.
[00:14:16] He used the expression "differences should not be a cause for oppression
[00:14:20] and fear." He said that the rights
[00:14:23] of LGBTI+ individuals should be protected.
[00:14:26] The second reaction is from the European Parliament. European
[00:14:30] Parliament rapporteur for Turkey, Sanchez
[00:14:33] Amor, made a very strong statement. He described the operations
[00:14:37] as a shocking escalation. He stated
[00:14:40] that the state's imposition of a certain moral understanding
[00:14:44] on society violates fundamental human rights. The third reaction
[00:14:47] is from Spain. Barcelona Mayor Colau described
[00:14:51] the operations as an unacceptable
[00:14:55] wave of oppression and demanded
[00:14:59] their cessation. He said that those in custody should be immediately
[00:15:02] released. Finally, many civil society organizations
[00:15:06] in Europe also condemned the operations with joint statements
[00:15:10] and called for the release of those in custody.
[00:15:13] Of course, reactions to the
[00:15:17] "My Family is Safe" operations have now crossed
[00:15:21] Turkey's borders. At the core of the criticisms
[00:15:25] is actually this: It is stated that the Turkish
[00:15:28] government is trying to put different segments
[00:15:31] of society
[00:15:32] under pressure.
[00:15:38] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made a pre-visit
[00:15:42] to Syria, which we could interpret
[00:15:45] as such. He held a joint press conference
[00:15:49] with the Syrian Foreign Minister in Damascus, and he specifically stated
[00:15:52] there that President Erdoğan particularly
[00:15:55] wanted to pay a visit to Syria as soon
[00:15:59] as possible. He specifically underlined
[00:16:02] this issue. "Our relations have already gained momentum. President Erdoğan
[00:16:06] had wanted to visit Syria for a long
[00:16:09] time," he said. When he said
[00:16:12] this, Hakan Fidan's visit was also considered
[00:16:15] a pre-visit.
[00:16:17] edildi.
[00:16:21] Syria-Turkey relations have gained incredible momentum
[00:16:25] in the last 2 years. Foreign Minister Hakan
[00:16:28] Fidan was greeted by Syrian Foreign Minister Esad Hasan
[00:16:32] Sheybani at Damascus Airport.
[00:16:33] karşıladı.
[00:16:36] The two ministers were in front of the cameras
[00:16:40] for a joint press conference after the meeting.
[00:16:43] Erdoğan is also planned to visit Syria. "God willing, a visit
[00:16:47] by our President to Syria is planned in the near future.
[00:16:50] They have desired this visit for a very long time,
[00:16:54] and we are trying to create the conditions." Fidan also touched upon
[00:16:57] the issue of the SDF dissolving itself. "Of course, we support
[00:17:00] all the steps in this regard. We hope that the integration
[00:17:04] process will also conclude in the best possible way."
[00:17:07] also reacted, stating that these policies are an obstacle to the positive
[00:17:11] progress in the fight against terrorism. He used the expression
[00:17:14] "the international community must make Israel turn back from this wrong path it is on."
[00:17:18] kullandı.
[00:17:22] Sheybani stated that the final stage has been reached
[00:17:25] for the reopening of the Syrian Embassy in Ankara.
[00:17:29] He said that the reopening of the embassy would be an important
[00:17:32] step for the relations between the two countries.
[00:17:35] söyledi.
[00:17:39] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan then met with Syrian President
[00:17:42] Ahmed Şara.
[00:17:43] görüştü.
[00:17:48] In the markets, all eyes are naturally
[00:17:51] on the interest rate decision of the American Central Bank.
[00:17:54] What will come out of that decision, and how will it affect
[00:17:58] the markets? Investors' anticipation continues.
[00:18:01] Meanwhile, activity in global markets is increasing,
[00:18:05] and oil prices.
[00:18:08] Gold and silver, on the other hand, lost value.
[00:18:11] We can say that the direction of the markets will actually
[00:18:15] be determined by the Fed's interest rate decision. Of course, will only the decision determine it? No, the messages
[00:18:19] given after the decision are also important,
[00:18:22] of course.
[00:18:23] tabii.
[00:18:27] Before the Fed's interest rate decision, balances in the markets shifted.
[00:18:31] While Brent crude oil surpassed $109,
[00:18:34] gold and silver lost value.
[00:18:39] As all eyes in the markets turned to the Fed's interest rate decision,
[00:18:42] intense volatility was experienced in the market.
[00:18:45] The price of Brent crude oil increased by 5% during the day,
[00:18:49] exceeding $109. Thus, Brent crude oil saw its highest level
[00:18:53] since May 20th.
[00:18:54] gördü.
[00:18:57] On the gold front, however, there is a decline. One ounce of gold, which started
[00:19:00] the new week with selling pressure, lost 1.5% of its value,
[00:19:04] falling to $4,266. Gram gold also
[00:19:08] moved downwards and traded at 6,654 liras.
[00:19:11] The loss in silver was approximately 2%. One ounce of silver
[00:19:14] fell to the level of $62.
[00:19:16] geriledi.
[00:19:19] All eyes in the markets are now on the Fed's interest rate decision.
[00:19:22] If the Fed raises interest rates, the dollar is expected to strengthen
[00:19:26] and investors are expected to turn to interest. In this case, it is evaluated
[00:19:29] that downward pressure may occur on gold and silver.
[00:19:32] If the interest rate is kept constant, the messages regarding the Fed's future
[00:19:36] will determine the direction of the markets.
[00:19:45] We can call it a 100% protest
[00:19:48] to a 40% hike, because the destruction caused by
[00:19:51] years of civil war in the economy
[00:19:55] has still not been overcome in Syria, despite the new
[00:19:58] regime. A large part of the population is still
[00:20:01] in poverty, and now, on top of that,
[00:20:05] gasoline in this oil-rich country has been increased
[00:20:08] by 40%. Because of this,
[00:20:10] there were protests all over the country,
[00:20:14] and a 100% protest came against
[00:20:17] the 40% price hike.
[00:20:21] The 40% increase in gasoline and diesel in Syria brought
[00:20:25] people to the streets.
[00:20:29] Protests against the fuel price hike
[00:20:32] intensified in the north and east of the country. Demonstrations erupted
[00:20:35] in many cities, from Raqqa to Deir ez-Zor,
[00:20:39] and from Al-Hasakah.
[00:20:41] They quickly spread across the country.
[00:20:44] In Syria, where a large portion of the population currently lives
[00:20:48] in difficult economic conditions, protesters demanded
[00:20:52] the withdrawal of the price hikes and the resignation of the Minister of Energy.
[00:20:56] Many drivers working in public
[00:20:57] transportation went on strike in protest.
[00:21:04] In some cities, protesters tried to block traffic
[00:21:08] by setting up barricades and burning tires.
[00:21:11] In some places where transportation came to a standstill,
[00:21:14] clashes, and even conflicts,
[00:21:18] occurred between protesters and security forces.
[00:21:24] The Damascus administration tried to calm the situation by arguing
[00:21:28] that the price hikes were temporary. The Ministry of Energy cited
[00:21:31] tensions in the Middle East increasing fuel prices
[00:21:34] and difficulties in supply as reasons for the price hikes.
[00:21:38] It was also stated that the two-month maintenance
[00:21:42] of the refinery in Banyas caused a decrease in fuel supply to the domestic market
[00:21:46] and additional imports. Syria imports approximately
[00:21:50] 60% of the fuel consumed in the country, as due to infrastructure
[00:21:53] deficiencies, not all crude oil extracted in the country
[00:21:57] can be converted into products.
[00:22:00] The decision to privatize bridges and highways.
[00:22:04] So what can we take from this decision?
[00:22:07] Zonguldak deputy Deniz Yavuz Yılmaz actually explained
[00:22:11] it with numbers, in a way that we can understand very clearly. Deniz
[00:22:15] Yavuz Yılmaz says: "The 2,282
[00:22:18] km of highways
[00:22:25] operated by the state will fall to 359
[00:22:28] km if privatized."
[00:22:31] So, he says, "90%
[00:22:35] of the highways will actually
[00:22:38] go into the hands of special companies,
[00:22:41] privileged companies, and pro-government companies."
[00:22:44] Deniz Yavuz Yılmaz gives this figure of 90%,
[00:22:48] and he has a very clear claim
[00:22:51] that the General Directorate of Highways could collapse
[00:22:54] if the privatization takes place.
[00:22:57] Deniz Yavuz Yılmaz.
[00:23:01] If the bridge and highway privatizations
[00:23:04] planned by the AKP are realized,
[00:23:07] 90% of the entire highway
[00:23:10] network in Turkey will be
[00:23:13] in the hands of pro-government companies.
[00:23:15] The total highway length in Turkey,
[00:23:19] including access roads,
[00:23:21] is 3796 km. Currently,
[00:23:25] the state operates 2,282
[00:23:29] km of highways.
[00:23:32] Pro-government companies operate
[00:23:35] 1,514 km of highways
[00:23:39] under the build-operate-transfer model. If privatizations
[00:23:41] occur, the state will operate
[00:23:45] 350 km of highways,
[00:23:48] while pro-government companies will operate
[00:23:51] 3,437 km.
[00:23:54] Currently, the operation of the entire highway
[00:23:58] network in Turkey is 60% public
[00:24:01] and 40% in the hands of pro-government companies.
[00:24:04] If privatizations occur,
[00:24:07] it will be 10% public
[00:24:10] and 90% in the hands of pro-government companies.
[00:24:13] This means destroying the General Directorate of Highways
[00:24:17] and making citizens forced customers
[00:24:21] of pro-government companies. They will make huge price hikes
[00:24:24] and pass the bill to the citizens.
[00:24:28] With these privatizations, thousands of workers
[00:24:31] and civil servants within the General Directorate
[00:24:34] of Highways will be forcibly
[00:24:37] removed from the institution, and the institution
[00:24:40] will be openly
[00:24:46] destroyed. Deniz Yavuz Yılmaz says that they will make huge price hikes and pass the bill to the citizens.
[00:24:50] If this happens, the name of the new
[00:24:53] struggle will be the citizen's modest
[00:24:56] salary against the companies' greed for profit, it seems
[00:25:00] that way.
[00:25:02] Did the street produce a new politics, or
[00:25:06] is the street producing a new politics? You know that the side-by-side
[00:25:09] meetings took place in Istanbul,
[00:25:12] and in Ankara. Now Izmir
[00:25:16] was the last address. Trade unions, professional
[00:25:19] chambers, democratic mass organizations, women's
[00:25:23] and youth movements came together. In summary,
[00:25:26] they are actually saying that party
[00:25:30] politics is now at a dead end in Turkey;
[00:25:33] it cannot produce solutions. Miners, farmers,
[00:25:37] teachers, youth,
[00:25:40] all these labor groups
[00:25:43] are much more effective than politics
[00:25:46] in their struggle for their rights.
[00:25:51] Trade unions, professional organizations, democratic mass organizations,
[00:25:55] and members of women's and youth movements came together. At the side-by-side
[00:25:59] meeting in Izmir, a call for solidarity and struggle was made.
[00:26:05] After Istanbul and Ankara, a side-by-side meeting was also held
[00:26:09] in Izmir. Different components of social opposition came together.
[00:26:12] At the event in the conference hall of the Izmir
[00:26:15] Chamber of Architects, a message of struggle and solidarity
[00:26:19] against social problems was given. There was great interest in the event.
[00:26:22] As a people, we also limited ourselves
[00:26:26] to a politics focused only on elections. BirGün newspaper
[00:26:29] writer Bülent Forta said that party politics in Turkey has reached
[00:26:33] a dead end, but the street has produced a new politics. But this
[00:26:36] has largely started to break in Turkey.
[00:26:40] This was broken by the youth who broke the barricades on March 19th.
[00:26:43] This was broken by the mine workers who marched to Ankara.
[00:26:46] This was broken by the women's movements and women's struggles
[00:26:50] who have been fighting in this field for years and have taught
[00:26:54] us all. Finally, the pensioners broke it. The villagers
[00:26:57] and working people who threw their products onto the streets
[00:27:00] because they were worthless broke it.
[00:27:03] We all saw that all our social
[00:27:06] resources, our labor, the country's forests, the country's mines,
[00:27:10] and now its bridges, roads, etc., were plundered. Of course,
[00:27:13] while all this is happening, what is the situation of the working class? Disk Unified Metal Workers Union President
[00:27:17] Özkan Atar also stated that the economic problems of the workers have worsened,
[00:27:21] calling for a struggle. Today, the minimum wage has reached a point
[00:27:24] where it is 7-8,000 lira below the poverty line,
[00:27:28] a level it has never been at before. We have been pushed back to a level
[00:27:32] where we have to say, "I will not
[00:27:35] bow down to this oppression,
[00:27:38] rather than living on our knees, we prefer to die standing."
[00:27:41] We will continue our path with those who say this,
[00:27:45] dear friends.
[00:27:48] The
[00:27:53] rented social housing project actually seems
[00:27:56] like a very good project at first
[00:27:59] glance. Although not everyone can become a homeowner as promised at the beginning,
[00:28:03] the rents in the rented social housing project
[00:28:06] range between 10,000 and 18,000.
[00:28:10] In Istanbul, as you know, applications
[00:28:14] started today. It was announced last week
[00:28:17] that applications would start on September 14,
[00:28:20] and then the drawing of lots would begin in October.
[00:28:23] Now, the prices of social housing are
[00:28:26] between 10,000 and 18,000 for rents. We said
[00:28:30] this. But when you look at it,
[00:28:33] 18,000 corresponds to 80%
[00:28:36] of a retiree's salary, and
[00:28:39] we are talking about Istanbul, where millions
[00:28:42] of people have housing problems. How much will 15,000
[00:28:46] lira social housing be enough for whom? How much
[00:28:50] will it be enough for the retiree's power? How much
[00:28:54] will it be enough for the minimum wage earner's power? These
[00:28:57] are the questions
[00:28:58] we need to ask on behalf of
[00:29:02] our citizens. People can't make ends meet. A retiree received
[00:29:05] money, has no home, found a home,
[00:29:09] how much money did he get? He can't even cover the transport costs,
[00:29:13] the truck expenses. The government chose to directly get involved in
[00:29:16] the rental housing market because it couldn't find a permanent solution
[00:29:20] to the housing problem. Applications have started for the 15,000
[00:29:23] rented social housing units that TOKİ will rent out in Istanbul.
[00:29:26] High-income earners don't need to live there, and those who don't have enough
[00:29:30] can't afford that money.
[00:29:33] Will they pay for bread, for water, for food, for their children's
[00:29:36] expenses, for rent? The rental fees for social
[00:29:39] housing will range between 10,000 and
[00:29:42] 18,000 liras. 18,000 TL is almost
[00:29:46] 80% of the lowest retiree's salary today.
[00:29:50] In this situation, even the state's rented social housing
[00:29:53] seems to push low-income earners. Let them take half
[00:29:57] of the retiree's salary, and give the other half to them, but give them the house for free.
[00:30:01] They will pay by starving. I mean, they can't pay. Two or three people
[00:30:04] need to work to afford it. They can't pay
[00:30:07] that with a retiree's salary. They have both rents and insurance,
[00:30:11] so they have house payments, bills, many payments. Eligible people
[00:30:15] will be able to live in the houses for 3 years. At the end of 3 years,
[00:30:19] new eligible people will be determined by drawing
[00:30:22] lots. So these houses are not permanent; they will be
[00:30:25] rented for a certain period. Moreover, in Istanbul,
[00:30:28] where millions of people have housing problems, 15...
[00:30:49] 3 years, okay. After 3 years, 300,000
[00:30:53] people will be looking for something new. I wonder what you will do in 3 years? What are
[00:30:55] you planning to do? You'll probably throw me out on the street.
[00:30:59] And what will I do? I will go again.
[00:31:02] I will pay for transportation to rent, I will
[00:31:06] I will pay a deposit,
[00:31:10] I will find a home
[00:31:10] for myself.
[00:31:15] Schools, the first bells rang
[00:31:18] today. For whom do the bells toll? For parents,
[00:31:22] undoubtedly, because as children's dreams grow,
[00:31:24] they grow bigger, and as parents can't afford things,
[00:31:28] they shrink. They wait for the next month,
[00:31:31] the month after that, to make up for the deficiencies.
[00:31:34] Backpacks are on children's backs, expenses are on parents'
[00:31:37] backs. How much can we afford and how?
[00:31:40] First of all, it must be said that
[00:31:44] in a country where one out of every five children goes
[00:31:48] to school hungry, and 8 million
[00:31:51] children, which is 37%,
[00:31:54] are at risk of poverty or social
[00:31:57] exclusion, in such a country,
[00:31:59] the issue of
[00:32:01] one free meal could not be resolved. As you know, it was
[00:32:05] rejected by the votes of AKP and MHP. Almost all parties submitted
[00:32:09] proposals on this issue. All parties brought
[00:32:12] this issue to the Parliament's agenda. I am talking about the opposition
[00:32:16] parties, but it was rejected by the votes of AKP and MHP every time. One meal for children.
[00:32:20] What else was rejected? Today, Cumhuriyet Newspaper
[00:32:23] made a good summary, let's look at it. Is the bell ringing,
[00:32:27] or is it giving an alarm? The free meal application, no matter
[00:32:30] which party we are from, is a situation that should
[00:32:34] be accepted hand in hand for the best interest of children.
[00:32:37] Why? Because one out of every five children goes to school hungry.
[00:32:40] Why? Because 37%, meaning 8 million children,
[00:32:44] are at risk of exclusion, poverty, and social exclusion. For this,
[00:32:48] one meal is essential, a free meal application is essential, but as
[00:32:51] the questions were delayed, they turned into problems. The questions were delayed, grew,
[00:32:55] grew, and turned into problems. One of them is free school bus service
[00:32:58] for students whose families' monthly income is below the poverty
[00:33:02] line. You know how much of a large amount the bus service is.
[00:33:05] Free stationery distribution to needy students.
[00:33:09] Again, these are all actually topics
[00:33:12] brought up by opposition members of parliament to the Parliament's agenda,
[00:33:16] and to this day, they have only been "evaluated"
[00:33:18] in quotation marks. but without reaching a conclusion.
[00:33:22] Awareness trainings for middle school and high school students
[00:33:25] in summer periods to protect them against addiction risks. Müsavat Dervişoğlu,
[00:33:29] the leader of the İYİ Party, personally brought this up,
[00:33:33] but no result came out of it. The
[00:33:37] permanent appointment of contracted and paid teachers and the abolition
[00:33:40] of the interview practice. This was a promise
[00:33:44] made during the elections.
[00:33:57] They can read books. After a very long time,
[00:34:00] alarms were set earlier. Children went to school. Traffic
[00:34:04] increased. We are very excited. My child is also very excited. We came very early
[00:34:07] and couldn't sleep. What was different this year was that student
[00:34:11] bags were scanned one by one with detectors. The Ministry of Education hired
[00:34:15] 30,000 courtyard officers for 60,000 schools. And there are temporary
[00:34:18] contracted security guards. Education İş said that there wasn't even
[00:34:22] one security guard for every two schools. Some schools themselves put
[00:34:25] turnstiles at the door, and in some places, there was police.
[00:34:29] School security cannot be left to the parents'
[00:34:32] ability to pay, to turnstile companies, or to
[00:34:35] short-term projects. Families were left out of school. Security was the first
[00:34:38] issue. I mean, it should be permanent. It's something necessary
[00:34:42] for us, for teachers, for all of us. Security.
[00:34:58] According to the data, 17 million students started school, but
[00:35:01] we don't know yet how many couldn't go. Last year, the number of students who should have been in school but weren't was 632,000. There's one thing in common: everyone has grown a bit. It won't be like 4th grade anymore, report cards
[00:35:05] won't be the same, grades will be given. It's actually like normal classes,
[00:35:08] just with a few more subjects and slightly more difficult
[00:35:12] subjects. There's a lot of laughter and such. Children
[00:35:16] are troubled by the burden of lessons, and mothers are troubled by the financial
[00:35:19] burden. It's very expensive. I could only buy half of it, the other half is still there. I left
[00:35:22] many things for later, as I said. Despite everything, dreams remain.
[00:35:26] I want to be an art teacher, I want to be an IT specialist. In the future,
[00:35:29] I want to be a pediatrician and a writer. While the government
[00:35:33] boasts about economic growth and rejects providing one free meal,
[00:35:37] the IBB, despite having a smaller budget, allocated 8.7 billion
[00:35:41] liras in support for education.
[00:35:51] We will provide a total of 125
[00:35:55] million liras worth
[00:35:58] desteği sağlayacağız. Ulaşım desteği de açıklandı. 21
[00:36:02] Eylül ile 17 Ekim tarihleri arasında
[00:36:06] öğrencilerimiz ilk aylık abonmanlarını 1
[00:36:10] TL'ye, 1 liraya
[00:36:11] alabilecek.
[00:36:27] 7 TL. After the election, as a new party,
[00:36:30] we promise to provide this meal.
[00:36:34] Russia's
[00:36:37] attacks on Ukraine were increasingly targeting air routes,
[00:36:41] but then there was a shift to railways in Ukraine.
[00:36:45] Railways were being preferred because air routes were dangerous
[00:36:48] due to Russian attacks. However, this time
[00:36:51] Russian attacks targeted railways, and not just railways,
[00:36:55] but also a station
[00:36:58] where a former CIA chief, former prime ministers of the UK
[00:37:01] and Sweden, were present. Were they targeted
[00:37:05] or were they there by chance? Question
[00:37:07] mark.
[00:37:14] The Russian Ministry of Defense announced over the weekend that they had hit
[00:37:17] some railway lines and trains during their attacks
[00:37:21] on Ukraine. The ministry claimed that these lines were
[00:37:24] used for transporting military cargo from European countries.
[00:37:30] "It was true that wagons were going to and from Europe,
[00:37:33] but some of them contained not cargo, but important European
[00:37:37] passengers."
[00:37:41] It was announced that 15 minutes before one of the trains was hit,
[00:37:45] former British and Swedish Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Carl Bildt
[00:37:49] passed through the same place on another train. It turned
[00:37:52] out that the duo, who had attended a conference in Kyiv and were preparing
[00:37:55] to leave Ukraine, narrowly escaped the attack that took place just
[00:37:59] 200 meters from the Polish border.
[00:38:01] On the train, along with Johnson and Bildt,
[00:38:06] there were also many advisors, politicians, business
[00:38:09] leaders, security experts, and media members.
[00:38:13] In fact, according to information provided by American
[00:38:16] CNN, former CIA director David Petraeus was also
[00:38:20] at a nearby train station
[00:38:21] during the incident.
[00:38:27] Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials announced that the passengers on the train
[00:38:30] whose locomotive was hit were evacuated when a Russian UAV
[00:38:34] was detected, and there were no deaths or injuries
[00:38:37] in the incident.
[00:38:40] Since the start of the Russian invasion in 2022,
[00:38:44] due to the suspension of all air travel, railways
[00:38:48] have become the main mode of transportation
[00:38:50] for Ukraine.
[00:38:57] She died in a traffic accident at the age of 17.
[00:39:00] A decision was made in the case regarding the death
[00:39:03] of Tuana Elif Torun. Adem Haspaş, who hit
[00:39:07] Torun with his vehicle causing her death,
[00:39:10] was sentenced to 16 years and 8 months
[00:39:13] in prison. Tuğana Torun's name had previously
[00:39:17] come to the agenda with an allegation of harassment.
[00:39:20] The suspended Görele Mayor Hasbidede was also
[00:39:24] sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison.
[00:39:34] Torun was only 17 years old when she died in a traffic
[00:39:37] accident. The driver who caused Torun's death was sentenced
[00:39:41] to 16 years and 8 months. Torun's name had previously
[00:39:45] come to the agenda with the harassment case against former Görele Mayor Hasbi
[00:39:48] Dede.
[00:39:51] The accident occurred on March 28 in Görele
[00:39:54] district of Giresun.
[00:39:57] 17-year-old Tuana Elif Torun, returning from an event,
[00:40:00] was hit by a car. Despite all interventions,
[00:40:04] she could not be saved. Adem Hasbaş, who was driving the car,
[00:40:07] was arrested.
[00:40:09] The final hearing of the case regarding the death of Tuana Elif
[00:40:13] Torun was held. The defendant Adem Hasbaş stated that he did
[00:40:16] not intentionally cause the incident. He said, "I saw
[00:40:19] it, I tried to crash the car into the barriers to kill myself."
[00:40:21] The decision
[00:40:24] in the case heard by the Giresun 3rd High Criminal
[00:40:28] Court was announced. Hasbaş was sentenced to 16 years
[00:40:31] and 8 months in prison, with a discretionary reduction,
[00:40:35] for causing death with possible
[00:40:39] intent. After the hearing, lawyer Minel Topadet made
[00:40:42] a statement on behalf of the Association for Combating Child Abuse.
[00:40:46] She stated that they welcomed the court's ruling on causing
[00:40:49] death with possible intent. However, we will appeal
[00:40:53] the discount issue. They wanted an undiminished
[00:40:57] sentence. "Tuana Elif Torun, who was 16 years old at the time,
[00:41:00] had complained that Hasbi Dede sent her harassing messages.
[00:41:03] After the incident came to light, former Görele Mayor Hasbi Dede
[00:41:07] was expelled from the CHP and dismissed by the Ministry
[00:41:10] of Interior. The arrested Hasbidede was released on March
[00:41:14] 12. Torun, on the other hand, lost her life in the accident
[00:41:17] before the second hearing of the harassment case.
[00:41:20] After Torun's death, the decision in the harassment
[00:41:23] case was announced on April 30. Hasbi Dede
[00:41:27] was sentenced to one year and six months
[00:41:31] in prison
[00:41:31] for sexual harassment against a child.
[00:41:36] In Çanakkale, Muğla, and Tekirdağ,
[00:41:40] the images caused great concern. If you ask why,
[00:41:43] there were mass fish deaths in those images.
[00:41:47] What do mass fish deaths tell us?
[00:41:50] Of course, samples were taken from the sea there.
[00:41:53] What's happening? Is oxygen decreasing?
[00:41:57] Are there other reasons? What does all this tell us?
[00:42:00] The answer is
[00:42:02] in our news.
[00:42:05] The images caused concern. Mass fish deaths
[00:42:09] occurred in Çanakkale, Muğla, and Tekirdağ. An investigation
[00:42:11] was launched.
[00:42:13] The images are from Ayvacık, Çanakkale. Fish deaths occurred
[00:42:17] for an unknown reason in the Ayvacık Dam. Upon notification,
[00:42:20] district agriculture and forestry directorate teams went to the region.
[00:42:24] They conducted an investigation and took samples from the dam water
[00:42:27] and dead fish.
[00:42:30] Field investigation determined that fish deaths were not concentrated
[00:42:34] in a single point, but occurred in more than one
[00:42:37] area of the dam lake. Thousands of large
[00:42:41] fish were found washed ashore.
[00:42:48] These images are from Muğla. It was reported that dead fish
[00:42:52] washed ashore on Milas, Bozbük, İncekum Beach. Muğla Agriculture
[00:42:55] and Forestry Directorate teams conducted an investigation in the region.
[00:42:59] During the control, it was determined that a large number of
[00:43:02] striped sea bream type fish had washed ashore. Samples were taken from the fish
[00:43:05] and seawater.
[00:43:10] The address of these images is Tekirdağ. In Saray,
[00:43:13] an investigation was conducted upon reports of fish deaths
[00:43:16] in Çaylak Creek. It was evaluated that the decrease
[00:43:20] in oxygen levels in the water may have caused the fish deaths. Research
[00:43:23] continues.
[00:43:28] In Istanbul, Eyüp Sultan, on the Northern Marmara
[00:43:32] Motorway, a passenger bus crashed into barriers.
[00:43:36] That crash was very violent
[00:43:39] and... The passenger bus caught fire
[00:43:43] immediately after crashing. Unfortunately, two people
[00:43:46] lost their lives in the fire. Eight people
[00:43:49] were injured, one of them seriously. The moment of the accident
[00:43:52] was also recorded by security
[00:43:54] cameras.
[00:44:01] On the slippery road due to rain, the driver lost control
[00:44:03] of the steering wheel. The bus, which crashed into the barriers
[00:44:07] at the toll booths, caught fire. Two passengers on the burning
[00:44:10] bus lost
[00:44:15] their lives. The accident occurred on the Eyüp Sultan Northern Marmara
[00:44:18] Motorway at the Işıklar junction. The driver of the passenger bus
[00:44:21] traveling from Diyarbakır to Istanbul lost control
[00:44:24] of the steering wheel on the road that became slippery due to rain.
[00:44:27] It hit the barriers at the Işıklar toll booths. The bus
[00:44:29] suddenly caught fire.
[00:44:33] The flames quickly grew and engulfed the entire vehicle.
[00:44:36] Upon notification, health, police, gendarmerie, and fire department
[00:44:40] teams were dispatched to the scene. Fire department teams started
[00:44:44] efforts to extinguish the fire. When the bus first started
[00:44:48] burning, I pulled my car over, turned on my hazards, and ran.
[00:44:51] The fire was extinguished by the teams. Two people lost their lives
[00:44:54] in the accident. Eight people were injured, one seriously.
[00:44:58] The injured were taken to nearby hospitals by ambulances. An investigation
[00:45:01] was launched into the accident. We tried to break the windows
[00:45:05] with picks, but couldn't. We saved four young people. Some got out from behind. Two people
[00:45:08] died, two people died in the fire. Meanwhile, the moment of the accident
[00:45:12] was also caught on security camera. The footage shows the passenger
[00:45:16] bus, which was heading towards the toll booths, first hitting
[00:45:19] plastic barriers, and then the concrete barrier with its front left side.
[00:45:23] The moments when the bus caught fire after the crash are also
[00:45:26] in the footage. Was anyone
[00:45:27] there? Oh my god, the bus
[00:45:33] is burning. Conflicts, wars,
[00:45:36] migration, climate change, economic
[00:45:39] problems... These are the reasons why the BRICS
[00:45:42] countries gathered. These are the topics they discussed.
[00:45:46] Very serious. The most fundamental
[00:45:50] problems of the world and consequently of us
[00:45:53] living on it. The BRICS countries had gathered
[00:45:56] to discuss these serious issues. However, a diplomat
[00:46:00] in the hall, as if these issues
[00:46:03] had nothing to do with him, was constantly eating nuts.
[00:46:07] Like a squirrel, but squirrels are afraid of having
[00:46:10] them taken from their hands, they eat quickly and then
[00:46:13] run away to the back. It's really like that.
[00:46:17] He was stuffing his cheeks with nuts
[00:46:20] as if someone was going to take them from him, eating
[00:46:24] nuts.
[00:46:34] He put the dried nuts into his mouth one by one
[00:46:37] without stopping. He couldn't control his appetite. "The Indian
[00:46:40] diplomat, who was never idle, his love for dried nuts
[00:46:44] became a subject
[00:46:45] of jokes on social media."
[00:46:50] The leaders of the 1x community, formed by the first letters
[00:46:53] of the five founding member countries Brazil, Russia, India, China,
[00:46:57] and South Africa, met in New Delhi, the capital of India,
[00:47:00] last week. At the summit, calls were made to prevent
[00:47:03] conflicts and return to diplomacy in the world. But
[00:47:06] what was most remembered from this very important meeting
[00:47:10] was not diplomacy, but the image of a diplomat.
[00:47:13] Randeep Jaiswal, the official spokesperson for the Indian Ministry
[00:47:17] of External Affairs, was behind Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian
[00:47:21] and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi during a session. Pezeshkian's
[00:47:25] words about the war with the US, which the whole world was listening
[00:47:28] to with attention and seriousness, seemed not to bother Jaiswal much.
[00:47:32] He was more busy grabbing the dried nuts in the jars
[00:47:34] in front of him.
[00:47:38] The Indian diplomat's strange behavior must have attracted
[00:47:42] the attention of others, as at one point, a mysterious hand entered
[00:47:45] the frame and grabbed the jar in front of Jaiswal. This external
[00:47:49] intervention could not stop Jaiswal, who continued his dried fruit
[00:47:56] enjoyment from where he left off. We said expensive, Nihal
[00:47:59] Öztürk, a very meaningful sentence, sentences I like,
[00:48:02] because it explains the contradiction we are in very well. She asked
[00:48:06] a very striking question, have we ever lived in a period
[00:48:10] where poverty was this expensive? Nihal Öztürk asked if
[00:48:13] we have ever lived in a period where poverty was this expensive.
[00:48:17] Hamza: "Life is expensive for retirees, labor is expensive,
[00:48:20] bread is expensive, the market is expensive, rent is expensive."
[00:48:33] Leyla Tatar says, "Life is very expensive, but human
[00:48:37] life is cheap, unfortunately." Leyla Aldırmaz
[00:48:40] said, "The only thing that isn't expensive is human
[00:48:44] life." These are
[00:48:45] among the messages received.
[00:48:48] Cost of living,
[00:48:52] is the ultimate reflection of the
[00:48:56] government's economic policies on the
[00:48:59] citizens. Hüseyin Condal says, "My understanding
[00:49:02] of luxury consumption has now become being able to buy
[00:49:06] cheese and olives at the same time, because it's expensive."
[00:49:09] A social media user named Kimya said, "Living
[00:49:12] a humane life in this country is now expensive
[00:49:16] because of the minimum wage." Everything is very expensive.
[00:49:20] that is cheap?" Only the retiree's salary.
[00:49:53] Even if time passes, gold always retains its value
[00:49:56] at Koçak, because gold carries not only today
[00:50:00] but also tomorrow. Koçak. Insurance
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[00:53:45] from makeshift stalls to large supermarket
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[00:54:01] while Turkey wakes up, we will be together in this studio.
[00:54:35] The cost of living is on the parents' shoulders. We go
[00:54:39] to the market, and the items on the stalls and shelves
[00:54:43] are expensive. It takes months to work to buy a phone,
[00:54:47] 9 months if you earn minimum wage. Buying a house or a car
[00:54:50] has almost become a dream. But asking this question
[00:54:53] should not be a dream: Why is everything
[00:54:57] so expensive here? We say expensive,
[00:55:00] and we start the second
[00:55:02] part like this.
[00:55:18] He said "discourteous," was tried, and acquitted
[00:55:21] twice. Afterwards, both the court's
[00:55:25] location and the judge changed, and
[00:55:28] Ekrem İmamoğlu was convicted in the case he had been acquitted
[00:55:32] of twice. He calls this
[00:55:35] the "Tuzla scandal" because he had called
[00:55:38] the mayor of Tuzla "discourteous." He describes it as the Tuzla
[00:55:42] scandal and says he is being subjected to psychological
[00:55:46] torture. Ekrem İmamoğlu says, "They
[00:55:49] want to squeeze my life between prison and courthouse corridors."
[00:55:53] Of course, for the past two years, I have been facing
[00:55:56] not only my political rivals, but also a series of lawsuits,
[00:56:00] investigations, and never-ending judicial
[00:56:04] processes. The arrested Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality
[00:56:07] Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu called it the "Tuzla scandal." He described
[00:56:11] the Şadi Yazıcı case,
[00:56:13] in which he received two years
[00:56:16] and one month in prison. Ekrem İmamoğlu, former Tuzla The mayor was previously acquitted twice
[00:56:19] in the defamation case filed against him for calling Şadi Yazıcı rude.
[00:56:23] During the legal process, both the judge and the venue changed.
[00:56:27] This time, in the case heard in Silivri, the new judge sentenced him to
[00:56:30] 2 years and 1 month in prison. He also ruled for a political ban.
[00:56:34] İmamoğlu's lawyers will appeal the decision. If the appeal is approved,
[00:56:37] the lawyers will turn to the Supreme Court. We are facing bullying,
[00:56:41] but I want you to know that we will not give up.
[00:56:45] A part of Ekrem İmamoğlu's defense in the case was voiced with artificial intelligence.
[00:56:48] It was shared on İmamoğlu's social media accounts. I am the subject of exactly 13 separate lawsuits.
[00:56:52] 12 of these are criminal cases,
[00:56:55] and one is an administrative court case.
[00:56:59] İmamoğlu reacted to the sentence from the courtroom.
[00:57:02] He had said, "There is no court that can decide my fate."
[00:57:06] Afterwards, he made a statement on his social media account:
[00:57:10] "Now, please put yourselves in my shoes. There is a case where you were acquitted,
[00:57:14] but due to judicial and political games,
[00:57:17] you are brought before a judge again in this case. The judge
[00:57:21] will only take testimony, because the case was overturned because testimony was not taken.
[00:57:24] So, it's a procedural matter, not a substantive one. In the meantime, the judge who gave the acquittal
[00:57:28] is immediately replaced. The newly appointed judge ignores the acquittal decision
[00:57:32] and hands down a prison sentence of more than two years, so that a political ban can also be imposed.
[00:57:35] This is no coincidence. They want my life
[00:57:39] to be trapped between court corridors and
[00:57:42] prison, and to be spent there
[00:57:45] in psychological torture."
[00:57:47] he says.
[00:57:52] A very meaningful statement came from
[00:57:55] the Nullifiers, with extremely significant timing. Now, as you know,
[00:57:59] after the nullification process, Özgür Özel initially
[00:58:02] wasn't planning to establish a new party. He actually wanted to stay
[00:58:06] in the CHP. This was his initial plan.
[00:58:09] But he was saying, "Hold a congress."
[00:58:12] "Let whoever is re-elected at the congress be at the head of the CHP."
[00:58:16] The nullification administration was saying, "No,
[00:58:20] we need to go through the appeal process,"
[00:58:23] and "we cannot
[00:58:26] waive the nullification case,
[00:58:29] we cannot initiate an appeal." But then,
[00:58:32] whatever happened, happened, Özgür Özel and his team founded the new party.
[00:58:36] Finally, he was asked a question
[00:58:39] and he said, "No, it's not possible for me to return to the CHP,
[00:58:43] my home is here now," for the new party.
[00:58:47] The timing, as I said,
[00:58:49] is exactly here. It was just an application that needed to be made,
[00:58:53] a congress could have been held. At that time, the nullification team,
[00:58:57] who said, "No, we cannot go to a congress, we cannot make this application," Özgür Özel and his team,
[00:59:00] after clearly stating, "Our place is now the new party, we are not returning to the CHP,"
[00:59:04] said that
[00:59:07] they could withdraw the appeal application,
[00:59:11] they could make a great sacrifice and waive it.
[00:59:14] This waiver, this great sacrifice... he said.
[00:59:47] Not long after, two weeks later, Müslüm Sarı, the party spokesperson
[00:59:51] of the CHP under the nullification administration, announced that
[00:59:54] they had waived their appeal against the absolute nullification decision
[00:59:58] regarding the party's 38th congress. "We cannot hold a congress anyway
[01:00:02] because there is a precautionary measure, or rather, because the decision has not been finalized.
[01:00:05] I ask my lawyer friends about Kemal Bey," he says. "The lawyer friend or friends who guided him
[01:00:09] say that we can do everything, but we cannot hold a congress."
[01:00:12] However, lawyers say that a congress coming with a precautionary measure
[01:00:16] should not do anything else. Doing something else is wrong.
[01:00:19] Özgür Özel's earlier call to "go to a congress as soon as possible"
[01:00:23] was rejected by the Kılıçdaroğlu administration,
[01:00:27] which assumed the chairmanship with the absolute nullification decision,
[01:00:30] citing the precautionary measure. "The precautionary measure
[01:00:34] given definitely does not prevent
[01:00:37] an extraordinary congress, on the contrary,
[01:00:41] it makes it mandatory. A congress should be held as soon as possible," he says.
[01:00:44] Afterward. Özgür Özel, whenever
[01:00:57] he said, "Our home is here now," emphasized that a return to the CHP
[01:01:01] was out of the question. A striking statement regarding
[01:01:03] the congress process came from the CHP, where Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu
[01:01:07] was given the General Chairmanship with the absolute nullification decision.
[01:01:10] Nullification spokesperson Müslüm Sarı announced that
[01:01:14] the CHP had withdrawn its appeal against the decision taken by the
[01:01:18] 38th Law Chamber of the Ankara Regional Court of Justice, and explained the reason by saying,
[01:01:22] "The fact that Özgür Özel and his friends, who were parties to the appeal,
[01:01:24] resigned from the CHP and formed a new party
[01:01:28] has eliminated the party status of the individuals concerned."
[01:01:32] There is no legal equivalent to what was done.
[01:01:35] Its political meaning is that we are afraid.
[01:01:39] We realized that as a result of the Supreme Court's decision,
[01:01:42] we would lose these seats. We resisted until today
[01:01:46] so that the Supreme Court would not see. Now we understand
[01:01:49] that the Supreme Court will see, which means we are hiding
[01:01:53] the file from the Supreme Court.
[01:01:56] The timing of the waiver from the appeal application drew attention.
[01:02:00] Özgür Özel said, "Let's go to a congress," but the Nullification CHP
[01:02:03] ignored these calls. Özel announced that he would not return to the CHP.
[01:02:07] The spokesperson for the Nullification administration announced that
[01:02:10] they had withdrawn the appeal application, stating that the need had arisen
[01:02:14] for the case to be finalized as soon as possible. You cannot make
[01:02:18] any more somersaults,
[01:02:21] and from now on, do not put yourselves
[01:02:24] in a more illegitimate situation by distorting the law,
[01:02:27] forcing the procedural code, with such false and misleading
[01:02:30] moves. The clapping gum controversy
[01:02:33] began at the wedding and reached the palace.
[01:02:37] You will recall that last weekend,
[01:02:40] former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu married
[01:02:43] his son, and we can say that
[01:02:46] everyone was at that wedding. One of those people
[01:02:48] was Bülent Arınç, one of the founders of the AKP.
[01:02:52] And Bülent Arınç took the microphone in his hand
[01:02:54] during the wedding and said,
[01:02:58] "The former Prime Minister, the elected Prime Minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu
[01:03:01] is being tried in a defamation case against the president,
[01:03:04] as you know. He went there, gave a very nice statement, and came back.
[01:03:08] There are also those who chew gum, *chak chak chak chak*, I am ashamed of them.
[01:03:12] Our place is next to Ahmet Davutoğlu."
[01:03:15] When he said that, a response came from Melih Gökçek,
[01:03:18] who sent a message saying, "Let it be seen
[01:03:22] who is with whom," and this message
[01:03:25] was heard from the Palace. Oktay Saral, one of the President's advisors,
[01:03:29] addressing the government,
[01:04:05] said, "Everyone should clearly see who is with whom."
[01:04:09] Gökçek's call was heard from the Palace.
[01:04:12] Chief Advisor to the President, Oktay Saral,
[01:04:15] made a harsh social media post regarding Bülent Arınç's words.
[01:04:19] Another politician
[01:04:26] stated that he came upon invitation. I watched
[01:04:30] chewing gum and
[01:04:31] I was very ashamed.
[01:04:38] I don't even want to mention his name, but since you applauded him,
[01:04:42] you all appreciated and understood him. If Bülent Arınç were to set up a platform
[01:04:45] in a square, he would find no one around
[01:04:49] him other than a few unconscious people.
[01:04:52] Seeing thousands of people together at the wedding, he took the saz
[01:04:55] and used the young couple's happiest day for his political
[01:04:59] reckonings. Turning a wedding ceremony
[01:05:02] into a political platform is neither compatible with etiquette
[01:05:06] nor statesmanship.
[01:05:09] He went at the invitation of a prosecutor, gave a statement,
[01:05:12] and answered the questions. He said, "I always stand behind the ideas
[01:05:16] I express. I am a politician,
[01:05:19] a politician criticizes, and I use my right to criticize
[01:05:23] everywhere." This is a clear
[01:05:25] behavior.
[01:05:30] He also reacted to being called to give a statement and criticized
[01:05:33] the prosecutor. Saral interpreted Arınç's words
[01:05:36] as "unwarranted disparaging remarks about the public prosecutor."
[01:05:39] He used the expressions, "Arınç's words also clearly
[01:05:43] reveal his pitiable state."
[01:05:46] Oktay Saral's criticism was not limited to this.
[01:05:49] The wedding of Ahmet Davutoğlu's son
[01:05:52] was officiated by AKP Fatih Mayor Ergün Turan.
[01:05:56] The dialogue between Arınç and Turan during the wedding
[01:06:00] attracted attention. Oktay Saral supported Ergün Turan.
[01:06:03] He said, "He set the necessary standard." "We will see
[01:06:07] good days,
[01:06:08] children."
[01:06:17] We believe we have seen it. Mr. President, yes.
[01:06:20] I respectfully greet you. Please.
[01:06:24] Will the calculation at home match the market?
[01:06:27] Will the calculation at home match the status?
[01:06:30] We are talking about Bahçeli, who spoke of a home
[01:06:33] through Nagihan Alçı, you know. There are different explanations
[01:06:36] for Öcalan, but what is the common explanation
[01:06:40] that both Bahçeli and the HDP agree on?
[01:06:44] It's about granting a status. Öcalan now wants a status.
[01:06:47] After that status, whether it's a home
[01:06:51] or an office, they will probably decide among themselves
[01:06:55] how to express it exactly. For this to happen
[01:06:58] and for him to move there, there is a demand for status.
[01:07:02] Will that status be granted or not? Will it be given or not?
[01:07:06] We won't wait long for the answer.
[01:07:09] Buğra Kavuncu says that a bargaining table has been set up.
[01:07:13] He says that "a historical opportunity
[01:07:16] exists" and "my aim is to achieve peace
[01:07:19] and political normalization." The statement from İmralı
[01:07:23] is like this. A demand for legal and political regulation,
[01:07:26] that is, status. How will this happen?
[01:07:47] How will we understand it? Following the 3-hour meeting,
[01:07:51] the delegation made a written statement. Öcalan's statements were also included
[01:07:54] in the statement. Emphasis was placed on fulfilling
[01:07:57] the responsibilities of the process without delay.
[01:08:03] The visit on September 13 was the first meeting after
[01:08:06] both the framework law was accepted in the general assembly, and the SDF announced its dissolution.
[01:08:09] In the written statement made by the delegation,
[01:08:13] it was stated that "the developments in the region
[01:08:16] clearly show that the process operates on sensitive balances
[01:08:20] and these directly affect the process."
[01:08:23] The names in the İmralı delegation
[01:08:26] had previously stated that Öcalan wanted status
[01:08:30] and that Öcalan should serve in one of the sub-committees
[01:08:34] that would form the monitoring and evaluation board. Lastly,
[01:08:38] the MHP member
[01:08:41] confirmed that
[01:08:44] a residence was built for Öcalan, but stated that
[01:08:47] Öcalan had not moved into that house. He explained the reason
[01:08:51] by saying, "Öcalan wants status."
[01:08:52] There is a terrorist
[01:08:57] who says, "If you don't give me status, I won't come here."
[01:09:01] Friends, how can there be no bargaining?
[01:09:04] So, a bargaining table has been set up.
[01:09:08] Can there be such a disgrace?
[01:09:11] So, will Öcalan be given the status he seeks?
[01:09:14] This expectation was once again expressed in the last meeting to be held in İmralı.
[01:09:18] In the statement bearing the İmralı signature, it was said:
[01:09:22] "My aim is to achieve peace and political normalization. Peace corresponds to laying down arms,
[01:09:25] and political normalization corresponds to democratic politics
[01:09:29] and democratic society. A historical opportunity
[01:09:32] lies before Turkey." It was stated.
[01:09:36] The file
[01:09:42] was taken down from the shelf 15 years later.
[01:09:45] Even though his family had said all these years that
[01:09:48] "this death is a suspicious death, we need to look carefully at this death.
[01:09:52] Kaşif Kozinoğlu was a very healthy, athletic person
[01:09:56] whom no one could easily bring down,"
[01:09:59] the file came to the agenda and was taken down from the shelf
[01:10:02] only after 15 years. With its removal from the shelf,
[01:10:06] the period when FETÖ was extremely active also came to the agenda,
[01:10:10] and at that time, the highly popular series
[01:10:14] "Valley of the Wolves" also came to the agenda. Why did it come to the agenda?
[01:10:17] As you know, the screenwriters were called in to give their statements.
[01:10:20] So, what is the answer to the question "Why did it come to the agenda?"
[01:10:24] The scenes written by these screenwriters,
[01:10:27] which strongly resembled Kaşif Kozinoğlu's death,
[01:10:31] the way he died, the injection of medication,
[01:10:34] its emergence two days after his death,
[01:10:37] and a license plate that read 15 July when read backwards,
[01:10:41] and a license plate that alluded to FETÖ.
[01:10:45] And of course, on the other hand,
[01:10:48] Osman Sınav. As you know, Osman Sınav is a producer.
[01:10:52] He was asked about "Valley of the Wolves" in a program.
[01:10:54] He left because Osman Sınav left after
[01:10:58] one section, I estimate 55 sections. Then he left.
[01:11:02] So why did that separation happen? He was asked this question. He had said,
[01:11:06] "This will remain a secret with me until my death."
[01:11:09] This striking answer is also relevant today.
[01:11:54] The file, which was taken down from the dusty shelves by the Ministry of Justice
[01:11:57] 15 years later and reinvestigated, spilled over into "Kurtlar Vadisi" (Valley of the Wolves).
[01:12:01] The screenwriters of the series, Raci Şaşmaz, Bahadır Özdener, and
[01:12:05] Cüneyt Aysan, gave statements as witnesses.
[01:12:07] What will you say?
[01:12:09] söyleyeceksiniz.
[01:12:16] In the investigation, the character Kazım Kaşifoğlu in the series
[01:12:19] is being focused on. It is alleged that the character,
[01:12:22] shown as a former intelligence officer in the series, was inspired
[01:12:25] by Kaşif Kozinoğlu. In the 136th episode
[01:12:29] of the series, aired on November 10, 2011, Kaşifoğlu is held
[01:12:32] in a cell. In the scene, the character İlhan
[01:12:36] threatens Kaşifoğlu with these words:
[01:12:37] "Kaşifoğlu,
[01:12:40] you are my angel of death."
[01:12:42] Just two days after this episode, on November 12, 2011,
[01:12:46] Kaşif Kozinoğlu passed away
[01:12:48] in prison.
[01:12:53] In the 139th episode of the series, aired on December 8, 2011,
[01:12:56] the death of the character Kazım Kaşifoğlu
[01:12:59] was brought to the screen. In the scene, the character,
[01:13:03] alleged to represent Mahmut Yıldırım, known by the code name Yeşil (Green),
[01:13:06] was entering prison. The character injected a syringe
[01:13:10] into Kaşifoğlu's arm and killed him. Afterwards, in the series, the death
[01:13:13] was shown as a heart attack. He said his heart hurt, but we didn't believe him.
[01:13:17] Some symbolic message allegations in the series are also being discussed.
[01:13:20] In the 79th episode of the series "Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu,"
[01:13:23] attention was drawn to the car with the license plate 34 FG 7061,
[01:13:27] used by the characters Memati and Kazım. It was alleged that the letters FG
[01:13:30] on the license plate symbolized Fethullah Gülen,
[01:13:33] the head of FETÖ, and the number 7061,
[01:13:37] when read backwards, symbolized 16.07,
[01:13:40] the day after the July 15 coup attempt. The person who undertook
[01:13:43] the directing and production of the project in the first 55 episodes of the series
[01:13:47] was Osman Sınav. Osman Sınav had
[01:13:50] later unexpectedly left the series.
[01:13:53] His answer to the question "Why did you leave Kurtlar Vadisi?"
[01:13:57] which was asked to him in a television program,
[01:14:01] became relevant again. "I never gave the real answer
[01:14:04] to why I left. This will stay with me and
[01:14:07] go with me as a secret." The famous director Osman Sınav
[01:14:11] passed away in 2025
[01:14:12] due to cancer.
[01:14:18] Why were people like
[01:14:22] Kozinoğlu in prison?
[01:14:25] Due to the Balyoz conspiracies, many
[01:14:29] patriots, many people deeply devoted
[01:14:33] to their country,
[01:14:35] were targeted by some judges and prosecutors
[01:14:38] who worked for FETÖ at that time, and by some
[01:14:41] media figures who could still speak and dare to speak,
[01:14:45] some media personalities, famous names on screen.
[01:14:48] All these people, I can't call them journalists, with their targeting,
[01:14:51] families were torn apart. People were unjustly
[01:14:55] imprisoned with the Ergenekon-Balyoz conspiracy, they served time in prison,
[01:14:58] some lost their lives there. Cruel
[01:15:01] decisions were made, and people's lives
[01:15:05] were ruined by FETÖ-affiliated names.
[01:15:09] Among those names, Zekeriya Öz,
[01:15:12] who was involved in the Ergenekon conspiracy, whom we all know very well,
[01:15:15] and whom some wanted to erect a statue for. For Zekeriya Öz
[01:15:18] and 21 expelled judges and prosecutors, a statute of limitations decision
[01:15:22] was made. Many people there
[01:15:25] said, "Oh no." That is, how can such a thing,
[01:15:28] a statute of limitations decision, be made for names
[01:15:32] who ruined the lives of so many people? This decision was overturned
[01:15:36] by the higher court. So, how was
[01:15:39] the statute of limitations decision overturned when it was overturned?
[01:15:43] It was said that these people
[01:15:45] tortured innocent people,
[01:15:49] in the Balyoz, Ergenekon conspiracies.
[01:15:51] And with the decisions they made in these conspiracies,
[01:15:55] they tortured. Therefore,
[01:15:59] due to this element of torture, the statute of limitations decision
[01:16:02] was overturned by the higher court,
[01:16:05] and the torture detail played an effective
[01:16:09] role here.
[01:16:12] The statute of limitations decision for 21 judges and prosecutors,
[01:16:16] including FETÖ fugitive Zekeriya Öz, was lifted.
[01:16:18] Zekeriya Öz was the prosecutor in the Ergenekon
[01:16:22] and Balyoz conspiracy cases. After the cases, he fled abroad.
[01:16:25] A red notice was issued against him.
[01:16:28] He was expelled from the profession
[01:16:31] in Turkey. Regarding the allegations
[01:16:35] of illegal wiretapping, creating fake evidence,
[01:16:39] staged arrests, and unjust detentions against 21 judges and prosecutors,
[01:16:42] including Zekeriya Öz, the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office
[01:16:45] had prepared an indictment on January 20, 2022,
[01:16:48] and requested the opening of the final investigation. The Bakırköy 11th High Criminal Court
[01:16:52] decided on March 30, 2026,
[01:16:55] that there was no need to open the final investigation,
[01:16:59] which was equivalent to a decision of non-prosecution. The reason
[01:17:02] was the expiration of the 8-year statute of limitations. The Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office
[01:17:06] objected to the decision. The file was sent
[01:17:09] to the Istanbul Anadolu 26th High Criminal Court,
[01:17:13] which is the higher court. The court made a critical decision.
[01:17:16] It was stated that the actions were not only a crime of violating the Constitution.
[01:17:20] It was stated that an evaluation should also be made
[01:17:24] regarding the crime of torture. The court ruled that
[01:17:27] the statute of limitations would not be applied for the crime of torture.
[01:17:30] Thus, the statute of limitations decision against 21 former judges and prosecutors
[01:17:34] was lifted,
[01:17:35] paving the way for the continuation of the judicial process.
[01:17:41] An operation called "My Family is Safe" was launched
[01:17:44] against LGBTQIA+ associations and LGBTQIA+ individuals.
[01:17:47] Dozens of people were detained in many provinces.
[01:17:50] Those detained were accused of obscenity, forming an organization,
[01:17:54] and prostitution. In Izmir,
[01:17:58] 16 of the 18 people referred to the courthouse were arrested.
[01:18:01] A judicial control decision
[01:18:03] was issued for 2 people.
[01:18:09] Raids were carried out on LGBTI+ associations,
[01:18:12] and many people were detained. 16 of the 18 people detained
[01:18:16] in Izmir were arrested.
[01:18:19] The operation was announced
[01:18:22] by Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek. An operation called "My Family is Safe"
[01:18:26] was carried out in 15 provinces. Judicial proceedings
[01:18:29] were initiated against 9 associations and 13 businesses.
[01:18:33] Dozens of people were detained. Within the scope of the operation,
[01:18:36] many social media accounts
[01:18:38] were blocked from access.
[01:18:41] The accusations included forming an organization, aiding or abetting prostitution,
[01:18:44] producing and disseminating obscene content, and exposing children to this content.
[01:18:48] It was alleged that businesses provided an environment
[01:18:51] for these activities. Kaos GL, Positive Living,
[01:18:54] Positive Trace, Social Policies,
[01:18:58] Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Studies Association were also among
[01:19:02] the addresses raided. According to Akın Gürlek,
[01:19:06] in the investigation against 6 LGBTI associations in Istanbul,
[01:19:09] financial support received from abroad within the scope
[01:19:13] of civil society activities was examined.
[01:19:16] The MASAK report included funds received by the associations
[01:19:20] from foreign individuals, foundations, organizations, embassies, and public
[01:19:23] institutions.
[01:19:25] In Izmir,
[01:19:27] an arrest warrant was issued for 24 people, and 18 people were detained.
[01:19:31] 16 people were arrested by the court
[01:19:34] they appeared before. There were arrest warrants for 6 people.
[01:19:44] If you wish,
[01:19:46] let's go out together. And when we go out,
[01:19:50] the situation we see is pretty much the same. First of all, even if we could buy it,
[01:19:54] we can only buy by comparing where it's cheaper,
[01:19:57] where it's more affordable. And now, instead of summer vegetables and fruits,
[01:20:01] we're switching to winter vegetables and fruits. Seasons are changing,
[01:20:04] but the high prices remain. Prices vary depending
[01:20:12] on the market and the neighborhood. Even though I buy very little, it's at least 100 liras.
[01:20:16] If you buy olives and cheese, it's at least 500 liras. We already do the rest
[01:20:19] from the markets, and I buy the remaining ones by the piece.
[01:20:23] It's not good at all. Prices are increasing day by day.
[01:20:26] How much do we spend when we go to the market?
[01:20:30] Honestly, I spend close to 2,000 liras. I calculate my budget.
[01:20:33] It's time to say goodbye to summer vegetables.
[01:20:36] Winter preparations have begun at the market stalls.
[01:20:40] With the change of season, citizens flocked to the market
[01:20:44] for winter shopping. "I haven't prepared anything,
[01:20:47] I haven't made menemen. Pickling vegetables are out, why can't I buy them?
[01:20:51] There's no purchasing power, we can't buy them. How will you buy and make them?"
[01:20:54] The indispensable item for winter preparations is tomatoes.
[01:20:57] Citizens are trying to find suitable tomatoes for menemen,
[01:21:01] going from stall to stall. Prices start from 15 liras.
[01:21:05] "Tomatoes aren't really expensive, but you buy 20 kilos."
[01:21:10] "That's why it's a lot of money. Both the market and the winter preparation are heavy.
[01:21:14] How much did you spend here? 2.0. Well, is it for a week?
[01:21:17] How long will it last? It's zero by next Monday.
[01:21:21] Do you come calculating like this? Yes, down to every single piece."
[01:21:25] For those who want to make pickles for winter preparation,
[01:21:28] gherkins have arrived at the stalls. Their prices range
[01:21:32] from 70 to 100 liras. "Pickling vegetables are expensive.
[01:21:35] I'm looking at 70-80 liras.
[01:21:38] If I find something cheaper, I'll buy it. If not, I'll wait a bit longer."
[01:21:41] "Well, only one cucumber is cheap. The others are the same price."
[01:21:44] Is there anything that doesn't change? Does the market shopping fit the budget?
[01:21:48] "Definitely, definitely. If you take too much money, it all goes.
[01:21:52] But if you take little money according to your budget, we can manage with that."
[01:21:55] "How much budget do we usually have?
[01:21:58] 1.5." Mandarins, the harbinger of winter,
[01:22:01] have also taken their place on the stalls. They are sold for 70 liras a kilo.
[01:22:04] "Honestly, it's expensive. How much do we usually spend on vegetables and such?"
[01:22:08] "It reaches 100 liras. We can't buy fruit anyway.
[01:22:11] We pay for cheese and other things with a card. We pay for fish and such with a card.
[01:22:15] We spend as much as we have. Right now, we've spent 600.
[01:22:18] What kind of budget do we come to the market with? Around 1,000 liras, 100 liras.
[01:22:22] But can you really buy everything you want?
[01:22:25] Not always. According to the season, prices are good now,
[01:22:29] if we look at it that way. But if we look at it economically, we're at rock bottom."
[01:22:32] "That's exactly why
[01:22:37] an early election is a necessity. An early election is a necessity
[01:22:41] due to these economic reasons," says Ali Mahir Başarır
[01:22:44] on Halk TV this morning. The leading leader in world
[01:22:48] diplomacy. is coming. Look,
[01:22:51] the data we provide, economic data, money allocated for interest,
[01:22:54] people's situation, justice situation,
[01:22:58] democracy situation. Elections in Turkey are mandatory. That's
[01:23:00] why I think there will be an early election,
[01:23:03] because every day it gets
[01:23:06] worse. Deputy Chairman Ali Mahir Başarır
[01:23:09] sent an early election message. Speaking on Halk TV,
[01:23:12] Başarır drew attention to Turkey's economic situation and said
[01:23:16] he thought there would be an early election. Look, this
[01:23:19] time next year. "I might be
[01:23:22] on the election campaign trail." In recent times, election messages
[01:23:26] have also been coming one after another from the ruling party.
[01:23:29] As much as the timing of the elections, whether President Erdoğan will
[01:23:33] run again is also
[01:23:35] a matter of debate.
[01:23:38] May your unity and togetherness
[01:23:41] be eternal, and in this unity
[01:23:44] and togetherness, may God grant
[01:23:46] us many "Finally, AKP election
[01:23:50] affairs chairman Alihsan Yavuz had presented a formula
[01:23:54] for President Erdoğan's re-candidacy. Yavuz said
[01:23:57] that the Parliament's decision to renew the elections
[01:24:01] a week earlier would be sufficient for Erdoğan's candidacy.
[01:24:04] Başarır also reacted to Yavuz's words. He said
[01:24:08] this would overturn the constitution. They are talking about April or May, or
[01:24:11] a week. This is not going to happen, they are saying, what will we do for him
[01:24:15] to be a candidate for the third time? We will move the election 3 days,
[01:24:18] 4 days, a week earlier.
[01:24:21] The new party leader, Özgür Özel, gave his early election
[01:24:24] message at the Üsküdar rally. Özel shared
[01:24:28] a part of his speech at the rally as
[01:24:31] a video on his social media account. "The lines
[01:24:34] are now clear. The election will be between democrats
[01:24:38] and autocrats. It is between the Turkish
[01:24:42] Alliance and the Coup Alliance. The nullifiers and
[01:24:46] the putschists are on the side of the autocrats."
[01:24:50] Özel, who said that it was clear, also included the words
[01:24:53] that Mansur Yavaş and he used: "There is torment
[01:24:57] in separation, and mercy in unity." "The game
[01:25:00] has been broken. To those listening
[01:25:04] all over Turkey, I want to announce that the time
[01:25:08] for all democrats to unite has come. There is torment
[01:25:11] in separation,
[01:25:13] and mercy in unity."
[01:25:16] Now, the statement that an early election is a necessity
[01:25:19] is explained by economic reasons. Especially
[01:25:22] with the fire in the market due to economic reasons,
[01:25:25] and before that, we had gone to the market,
[01:25:28] you will remember, there were citizens who said
[01:25:31] they were paying by card, we were getting such answers
[01:25:34] when we extended the microphone. Now, this habit of paying
[01:25:37] by card is unfortunately
[01:25:40] becoming widespread. This means we have to spend
[01:25:43] money we haven't earned. We rely on cards. With the increase in minibus fares,
[01:25:47] and the introduction of POS devices,
[01:25:50] it has become even more widespread, because now payments can be made
[01:25:54] by credit card on minibuses. The first district where the application
[01:25:57] started was Pendik, and
[01:26:01] we went around from Kartal to Pendik, and we came back to cards again.
[01:26:04] Did we fall for a trick, or did we get into trouble? No, we came to cards. It includes
[01:26:08] everything. We have to pay everything with a card. We live
[01:26:11] through cards, we continue our lives. Well, is this
[01:26:15] POS device card payment only for minibuses? No,
[01:26:18] as I just gave an example, it's the same in the market,
[01:26:21] and it's the same in other places. Let's take a look together
[01:26:25] if you wish, where else it's like this. The phrase "credit card accepted"
[01:26:28] on market stalls is now much more common. Look, you see,
[01:26:31] as you just saw, there are also people who buy fruits and vegetables
[01:26:35] in installments. Just last week, on Friday, if I remember correctly,
[01:26:38] Bülent Tezcan said that citizens now pay
[01:26:41] for 10 liras of parsley with a card. Since canteen
[01:26:44] prices have increased, putting a strain on both students
[01:26:48] and parents, purchases can now be made with credit cards
[01:26:52] using POS devices in schools. In the 2026-27 period,
[01:26:55] 50,000 needy students in Istanbul are also expected to receive
[01:26:58] 2,000 TL support with canteen cards. This is such information.
[01:27:02] So, we said it's the POS era in minibuses. POS devices
[01:27:05] have been installed in some minibuses in Pendik, Istanbul.
[01:27:09] Passengers will now pay their fares via credit card. Because
[01:27:12] in July, transportation had just received a 10% increase.
[01:27:16] 0-4 km was 43 TL, 4-7 km was 45,
[01:27:20] 7-11 was 46. 15 km was 47,
[01:27:23] and the student fare, which was 25, was increased to 28. Therefore,
[01:27:27] everything is a card, everything is a POS device. This is the most logical thing to do anyway.
[01:27:30] Honestly, people even buy bread with a credit card
[01:27:33] now, so it doesn't surprise me that it's in minibuses.
[01:27:36] Everywhere is credit card, but
[01:27:39] what will those without do? With the increase in transportation
[01:27:42] fares, the era of POS devices in minibuses has begun.
[01:27:46] The application was first seen in minibuses in Pendik.
[01:27:49] It is expected to spread Since cash doesn't have much value,
[01:27:53] maybe I don't use it in public transport, but God help
[01:27:56] those who do. "
[01:27:59] POS devices were installed in some minibuses in Pendik.
[01:28:02] According to the new regulation, travel fares can now
[01:28:05] be paid by credit card. It was also stated that no commission
[01:28:09] would be taken from passengers. People are trying to use their credit cards
[01:28:12] out of desperation. People are turning around with their credit cards.
[01:28:16] They take from one and pay the other, and so life goes on.
[01:28:20] In July, there was a 10% increase in transportation fares.
[01:28:23] Accordingly, minibus fares in Istanbul also changed.
[01:28:27] The minibus short-distance fare reached 43 liras.
[01:28:30] 4 to 7 km was 45. 7 to 11 km
[01:28:34] was 46, and 11 to 15 km was determined
[01:28:38] as 47 liras. The student boarding fee also became 28 liras.
[01:28:42] This is a sign that the country is finished. If people don't even have the strength to pay
[01:28:46] 50 liras for the farthest distance,
[01:28:47] then this country is really finished.
[01:28:54] As you know, iPhone launched its foldable
[01:28:57] phone, and it was found to be unaffordable
[01:29:00] in Turkey. Because, with the entry of the foldable
[01:29:04] phone into Turkey, its price also doubled. So,
[01:29:07] what happened as a result? The rental period
[01:29:11] has begun. So, those who cannot buy it can rent it.
[01:29:14] Since the rental iPhone is the most expensive phone
[01:29:18] on one hand. Actually, the cost of the lining is more expensive
[01:29:21] than the face. When you rent it, it will almost be more expensive. But some
[01:29:25] will choose the rental method out of desperation. Banks also seem to be encouraging
[01:29:29] this. So, where is the essence of the matter? Let's take a closer look together.
[01:29:36] Let's see, dear Ozan Bingöl, tax expert Ozan Bingöl says we carry a tax office
[01:29:39] in our pocket instead of a phone, isn't he right? Now, actually,
[01:29:43] the starting price of the iPhone Duo, the tax-free price,
[01:29:46] is 112,735, the total tax
[01:29:48] is 117,264, the selling price
[01:29:51] is 229,999,
[01:29:54] which means the tax is 4,529
[01:29:57] more than the phone itself.
[01:30:00] The generous citizen cannot resist
[01:30:03] buying it for themselves, they also buy it for their state,
[01:30:06] and even at a higher price, exactly 4,529 liras
[01:30:10] more. They don't hold back at all.
[01:30:13] At that price, they also buy it for their state.
[01:30:17] So, it's like you're buying a full-featured tax
[01:30:20] package, and they give you the device with it.
[01:30:23] Well, if we are so rich, why are we so
[01:30:27] fed up with these prices? 8.75 liras in this
[01:30:29] country, iPhone Duo starting price 200.
[01:30:32] 29.99.
[01:30:36] A minimum wage earner can get together and buy
[01:30:39] one iPhone, or a minimum wage earner
[01:30:42] can save for 9 months without eating, drinking, or shelter,
[01:30:46] and without paying bills, they can buy an iPhone Duo. But
[01:30:50] dear Cevdet Yılmaz said that per capita income
[01:30:53] is approaching 20,000 dollars for the first time. Of course,
[01:30:56] we believe him because he is
[01:30:58] our elder statesman, but
[01:31:04] what can we buy so that there is room for an iPhone?
[01:31:07] We are talking about 230 thousand liras, and we will
[01:31:11] give this to a phone. We cannot even pay
[01:31:14] our rents properly. We cannot pay our bills.
[01:31:17] Turkey is one of the countries where Apple's new models
[01:31:20] are sold at the highest price. The foldable model
[01:31:23] iPhone Duo will be on sale in the US for
[01:31:27] 1999 dollars, which is approximately 97 liras.
[01:31:30] The product's price in Turkey...
[01:31:37] That's a very high price. I mean,
[01:31:40] 16 and 15 are normal, but the Duo is very
[01:31:43] expensive. I mean, we can't buy these with
[01:31:47] the minimum wage. It's unnecessarily expensive. Because the starting
[01:31:50] price in the USA is 1199 dollars. The price of the iPhone 18 Pro, which
[01:31:54] is approximately 54,000 liras, is 138,000
[01:31:56] liras in Turkey. The reason for this massive price difference
[01:32:00] is the taxes in Turkey. This absurdity needs to stop,
[01:32:04] because we buy one phone for ourselves, and one for the state.
[01:32:08] We can't afford it. We're already unemployed and looking for
[01:32:12] work. It's impossible. When the price is so
[01:32:15] high, it becomes difficult to buy. Renting
[01:32:19] also stands out as an option. Many technology stores
[01:32:22] launched rental campaigns before the product even hit the market.
[01:32:26] I won't buy it, nor will I rent it. Why should I rent it?
[01:32:30] I mean, everything is rented now. We always rent things in this country.
[01:32:33] If I bought it, I would push myself. I can't buy
[01:32:37] this. My father bought this for me, and I'm
[01:32:41] currently renting a house. I mean, we can't do it.
[01:32:44] It's a very difficult
[01:32:45] thing for young people,
[01:32:50] you know. Now, you look at
[01:32:54] the iPhone, the most expensive is with us.
[01:32:57] Why? Because we discovered an iPhone that works
[01:33:00] with tax. The most expensive is with us. You go to
[01:33:04] the market, you look at food prices, you see that there is
[01:33:08] even higher food inflation than in war-torn countries.
[01:33:11] I'm not saying this, the data says it, the numbers say it.
[01:33:14] You look at cars, again, because
[01:33:17] we invented a car that runs on tax, cars are
[01:33:20] extremely expensive. That's how they come to us,
[01:33:23] or rather, like this. So
[01:33:27] why do we have to ask this innocent question,
[01:33:30] why is everything most expensive
[01:33:35] "Everything is so expensive now, I mean, you go to buy something,
[01:33:39] we can't buy it. This country of ours is not just
[01:33:42] for 85 million, but for me, maybe."
[01:33:54] We eat the most expensive food, we use the most expensive phones,
[01:33:58] and to buy a house or a car, we have to work our whole lives.
[01:34:01] We asked the public: from food
[01:34:04] to phones, from houses to cars, why is everything most expensive here?
[01:34:08] There is no production economy. All the investments
[01:34:12] Tayyip Erdoğan has made so far
[01:34:15] are consumption-oriented investments. There were no production-oriented investments,
[01:34:18] he closed factories, you cannot prevent
[01:34:21] expensiveness without production. You sell the bridge, you increase the price of fuel.
[01:34:25] When you increase the price of fuel,
[01:34:28] for example, eggplants,
[01:34:31] peppers, tomatoes produced in Antalya
[01:34:35] are transported to Istanbul by trucks.
[01:34:38] In between, there are wholesalers
[01:34:42] who take their commissions.
[01:34:45] "As long as this economic order continues, this money
[01:34:49] system, this banking system, as long as
[01:34:52] this interest rate system continues, it's impossible,
[01:34:56] they can't fix the economy. We still
[01:34:59] haven't solved that part, really, inflation
[01:35:03] is rising quite a lot, salaries are quite low,
[01:35:06] childcare, then house rents, I don't know,
[01:35:10] it's quite complicated, we can't get out of it,
[01:35:13] things are not looking good.
[01:35:24] They have to go, because there's no money,
[01:35:28] they're gone too, they've ruined the nation, it's a sin, a sin,
[01:35:32] it's a sin against these people, it can't be like this, my child,
[01:35:35] we have children, some go to school,
[01:35:38] we need money, we'll buy books, pens, how will we buy
[01:35:42] them if there's no money? I barely pay the house rent with my
[01:35:45] pension. Besides that, water, electricity, food,
[01:35:48] drink, how will I make a living? I've never
[01:35:51] seen anything like this. During the time of Debiler,
[01:35:55] and Özal, Ecevit was already taken
[01:35:58] away, no one wanted Ecevit. Why? Because
[01:36:01] he was an honest man. Frankly, whoever the next government
[01:36:05] is, they should give money to workers, civil servants,
[01:36:08] and retirees. Then there will be shopping in this country,
[01:36:12] and this country will recover. We have no other
[01:36:16] choice. "Bad economic management makes everyone an economist.
[01:36:20] We probably need to come up with such a saying for the future,
[01:36:24] because what the citizen we extend the microphone to says is:
[01:36:28] "You cannot prevent expensiveness without production. Only a consumption-based
[01:36:31] environment was created, factories were sold,
[01:36:34] production is no longer happening. If production
[01:36:38] does not happen, you cannot prevent this expensiveness. That's
[01:36:42] why everything is most expensive with us." Now,
[01:36:45] when we say "produce" when we say
[01:36:51] "factories were closed", Sümerbank, which is considered
[01:36:54] the cornerstone of the development move in the Republican era.
[01:36:58] When we say Sümerbank, Sümerbank is not
[01:37:02] just a factory, it is a republican value
[01:37:05] that has been destroyed, a development model beyond a bank.
[01:37:09] So, Sümerbank explains to us a development model beyond a bank,
[01:37:12] economic independence from political independence.
[01:37:17] It is also a social state model established by Atatürk,
[01:37:20] a manifestation of the statism principle that gives social
[01:37:24] rights to its people, not alms. A local
[01:37:27] retail business,
[01:37:30] country. You know how there are local goods weeks,
[01:37:34] saying we are a self-sufficient country, which was always done in my childhood,
[01:37:37] the middle class, low-income citizens' Turkish
[01:37:41] brand Sümerbank is considered the cornerstone
[01:37:45] of the development move in the Republican era. Sümerbank
[01:37:48] was already on the verge of collapse during the AKP
[01:37:51] period, and within the scope of privatization policies,
[01:37:55] 492 of its properties were sold. Only two
[01:37:58] iron ore mining operations remained. However,
[01:38:01] when you look at the Holding's loss, the Holding's
[01:38:04] loss has exceeded 244 million liras.
[01:38:08] Therefore, we can actually say
[01:38:11] that Sümerbank ended during the AKP period.
[01:38:14] It's like the AKP locked the doors of the Republic.
[01:38:18] "
[01:38:22] Sümerbank, established in 1933 for the industrialization of Turkey,
[01:38:26] came to the verge of collapse during the AKP period.
[01:38:29] "
[01:38:32] During the Republican era, the institution, established with the vision
[01:38:36] of economic independence and described as the cornerstone of the national
[01:38:40] development move, had its valuable assets disposed of. Sümer Holding, which
[01:38:44] was taken over by the privatization agency in 1987,
[01:38:47] remained in the grip of privatization and liquidation policies for years.
[01:38:51] According to a recent news report, the privatization of 12 properties
[01:38:54] belonging to Sümer Holding in Aydın, Bingöl, Çorum, Hatay,
[01:38:58] Kırıkkale, and Konya
[01:39:00] through sale was decided.
[01:39:04] With the decision taken, the number of Sümer Holding properties
[01:39:07] disposed of during the AKP period reached 500. A total of
[01:39:10] 460,72,000 liras in revenue was generated from
[01:39:14] the asset sales of the institution,
[01:39:17] which had 492 properties disposed of.
[01:39:20] The losses of the holding, which is one of the institutions
[01:39:24] most affected by privatization policies, also increased over the years.
[01:39:27] The institution's loss, which was 13.7 million
[01:39:30] in 2017 and 10.4 million in 2018,
[01:39:33] reached 244,182,000 by the end of
[01:39:37] 2025.
[01:39:39] The number of personnel
[01:39:45] at the institution, which is one of the pioneers
[01:39:48] of Turkey's industrialization, also decreased over the years.
[01:39:52] The number of personnel in the institution, which was 143 at the end of 2021,
[01:39:56] decreased to 2000.
[01:39:59] Within the scope of privatization moves made during the AKP period,
[01:40:02] 15 stores belonging to the institution were closed
[01:40:06] over the years, and the retail system was terminated.
[01:40:09] The contracts of 104 dealers were also terminated in March 2017.
[01:40:12] It was reported that as of the end of 2025, only two iron ore mining
[01:40:16] sites remained in the institution's possession, and privatization
[01:40:20] processes for these sites
[01:40:21] were ongoing.
[01:40:25] Since he was known as
[01:40:29] Van on social media, we also knew him this way.
[01:40:32] Most recently, he couldn't restrain himself and at
[01:40:35] the wedding, he covered his wife's
[01:40:39] neck and all over with gold.
[01:40:42] But then he said that these were not his,
[01:40:45] they were rented. It turned out that this
[01:40:48] was not the case from MASAK reports, money movements, and bank
[01:40:51] accounts. Now, every day,
[01:40:55] a new image emerges related to this matter.
[01:40:58] Again, there are many foreign currency,
[01:41:00] bales of money, and other things in
[01:41:04] these newly
[01:41:05] emerging images.
[01:41:14] New images allegedly belonging to Can, known as Vanlı Karaaydar, have emerged. Bundles of money were
[01:41:17] thus
[01:41:18] captured on camera.
[01:41:27] After the images of his wedding in Van were published
[01:41:31] on social media, the prosecutor's office launched an investigation.
[01:41:34] Tançalan was arrested on charges of money laundering.
[01:41:37] In his statement, Tançalan claimed that most of the jewelry
[01:41:41] worn at the wedding was rented for advertising purposes
[01:41:44] and was returned to its owners immediately after the wedding.
[01:41:48] The jeweler who allegedly provided the gold stated that
[01:41:51] it was not rented, and the sale was made with an invoice.
[01:41:54] Police teams launched an investigation to find the gold.
[01:41:59] "The gold, which was said to be rented, was found
[01:42:03] in a suitcase in a woodshed in a house
[01:42:06] in Muradiye district of Van. 66 bracelets, a 2-meter
[01:42:09] chain, a 1.5-meter chain, a necklace, a belt, and a choker
[01:42:13] were found in the suitcase. The homeowner was also detained.
[01:42:16] His wife Çağla Öztançalan, who disappeared after the wedding,
[01:42:19] was also caught in Istanbul. Çağla Öztançalan
[01:42:22] was taken to Van. In the newly emerged images,
[01:42:26] there are many bundles of foreign currency and money. Tançalan
[01:42:29] is also seen next to the money.
[01:42:32] What happened to 11-month-old Büşra, who has not been heard
[01:42:35] from for 4 days in Sivas? According to her mother's
[01:42:39] claim, she was sold. Her father denies
[01:42:42] these accusations and says the baby
[01:42:45] is lost. As a result, the investigation
[01:42:49] is being expanded.
[01:42:52] The mother said her husband sold her for money,
[01:42:55] the father claimed she was lost.
[01:42:57] They launched a search to find 11-month-old Büşra, who has been
[01:43:01] missing for 4 days. The incident occurred
[01:43:05] on September 10th in Göndüren village of Divriği district.
[01:43:09] Elif Balıkçı, the daughter-in-law of the family who came
[01:43:12] to the village temporarily from Diyarbakır to raise livestock,
[01:43:15] called the 112 Emergency Call Center and reported
[01:43:19] that she could not find her 11-month-old baby Büşra in their tent.
[01:43:23] Thereupon, AFAD and gendarmerie teams were dispatched to the region.
[01:43:26] A large-scale search was launched to find the baby.
[01:43:30] Teams searched the area for a day. The possibility of wild animals
[01:43:34] taking baby Büşra was considered. While
[01:43:37] the search efforts continued, some of the baby's
[01:43:40] clothes were found approximately 2 kilometers away from the tent.
[01:43:43] However, no tears, damage, or blood
[01:43:47] traces were found on the clothes. In her statement, the mother
[01:43:50] confessed that while Büşra was sleeping in the tent,
[01:43:54] a white vehicle arrived, two people got out of the vehicle,
[01:43:58] entered the tent, and took the child. She stated that her daughter
[01:44:01] Büşra was actually given to these people for money by her father.
[01:44:05] She also stated that three people in the region
[01:44:09] witnessed this situation and that the claim of disappearance
[01:44:12] was completely a fabrication. Upon Elif Balıkçı's statement,
[01:44:15] gendarmerie teams detained nine people, including the baby's
[01:44:19] father Yusuf Balıkçı and a veterinarian. Father Yusuf Balıkçı denied
[01:44:22] the accusations in his statement and insisted on his claim that his daughter was lost.
[01:44:26] While the teams' efforts to find baby Büşra
[01:44:29] continued, a new development occurred. In a statement
[01:44:32] made by the Ministry of Family and Social Policies, it was stated
[01:44:36] that the family's other four children were taken under state protection.
[01:44:43] "On the North Marmara Highway, a passenger bus crashed into the barriers,
[01:44:47] and as soon as it crashed into the barriers,
[01:44:51] it burst into flames. Unfortunately,
[01:44:52] there are fatalities.
[01:44:58] Due to the slippery road caused by the rain,
[01:45:01] the driver lost control of the steering wheel. The bus crashed into the barriers
[01:45:04] at the toll booths and caught fire. Two passengers on the burning
[01:45:07] bus lost their lives.
[01:45:12] The accident occurred on the Eyüp Sultan North Marmara
[01:45:15] Highway, at the Işıklar location. The driver of the passenger
[01:45:19] bus, which was on its way to Istanbul, lost control of the steering wheel
[01:45:22] on the slippery road due to the rain, and crashed into the barriers at the Işıklar toll booths.
[01:45:26] The bus suddenly caught fire.
[01:45:29] The flames, which grew rapidly, engulfed the entire vehicle.
[01:45:33] Upon notification, health, police, gendarmerie, and fire
[01:45:36] department teams were dispatched to the scene. Fire department teams started
[01:45:40] working to extinguish the fire. "As soon as the bus started to burn,
[01:45:44] I pulled my car over, turned on my hazard lights, and ran.
[01:45:48] The fire was extinguished by the teams. Two people died in the accident,
[01:45:51] and eight people were injured, one seriously. The injured were taken to nearby
[01:45:55] hospitals by ambulances. An investigation into the accident has been launched.
[01:45:58] We tried to break the windows with picks, but we couldn't.
[01:46:01] We managed to save four young people. Some people got out from behind.
[01:46:05] Two people died, two people died in the fire. On the other hand, the moment of the accident
[01:46:08] was also captured by security cameras. In the footage, the passenger
[01:46:12] bus is seen first hitting plastic cones and then
[01:46:16] a concrete barrier with its front left side. The moments when the bus
[01:46:19] burst into flames after the crash are also in the footage. Was anyone
[01:46:23] there? The bus is burning.
[01:46:23] "
[01:46:27] Let's look at the results of the Super League matches.
[01:46:30] Galatasaray won against Kocaelispor and
[01:46:33] finished the week as leader. Amedspor defeated Başakşehir
[01:46:37] with five goals. Gençlerbirliği was defeated
[01:46:43] in the last minute. Galatasaray defeated Kocaelispor
[01:46:47] with a single goal and finished the week as the leader in the Super League. We played in the opponent's half,
[01:46:50] we had many goal scoring chances. Galatasaray hosted Kocaelispor,
[01:46:54] managed by Selçuk İnan, at home. Both teams came very close to scoring in the first half,
[01:46:58] the posts did not allow it. In the second half, Galatasaray found the goal
[01:47:01] they were looking for with Abdülkerim Bardakçı. We had one disallowed goal,
[01:47:05] and two shots hit the post. Galatasaray, who won the match 1-0,
[01:47:08] increased their points to 13. They took over the leadership.
[01:47:12] Especially in the first half, we had many chances to go to the opponent's goal
[01:47:15] from the right side. We could have done better there.
[01:47:19] I am quite pleased with the players' performance,
[01:47:22] effort, and defensive stance on the field.
[01:47:25] Amedspor defeated Başakşehir 5-0. They finished the week in third place.
[01:47:29] Ahmetspor will face second-placed Beşiktaş in the next match.
[01:47:33] Of course, a last-minute victory. Gençlerbirliği, who took a 1-0 lead,
[01:47:36] lost to Kasımpaşa 2-1 with a goal in the 90+4th minute.
[01:47:40] Today, winning, winning at the last minute
[01:47:43] is very valuable and important for such young
[01:47:46] players, and generally the course of the game was
[01:47:50] entirely in our favor, especially
[01:47:52] we were effective in transitions. First half
[01:47:55] it. Fenerbahçe will face
[01:47:59] Gaziantep away in the 5th week of the Super League.
[01:48:02] The match in Gaziantep
[01:48:06] başlayacak.
[01:48:14] Let's move on to the day's X share, sir. Professor Doctor Erol
[01:48:18] Avşar says to survive, it's both a
[01:48:21] survivor and very expensive. What can be said
[01:48:25] to true words? Now let's have the word of the day.
[01:48:29] gelsin,
[01:48:36] It is rumored to be a Latin proverb, and its original form
[01:48:40] is "vox populi, vox Dei." It has come to us as
[01:48:43] "the voice of the people is the voice of God." We conclude this saying
[01:48:47] here, sir. Gökben Karadağ will be with you
[01:48:50] shortly. Goodbye.
[01:49:16] Gold belongs to everyone, but the bracelet is Koçak.
[01:49:19] Years of accumulation, the tradition of these lands.
[01:49:22] Turkey's bracelet is Koçak.
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[01:54:35] opened, classes in the adaptation week started, and other classes will start next
[01:54:38] week. However, uniforms, stationery, meals,
[01:54:42] transportation, these expenses are burning a hole in pockets.
[01:54:45] We asked the public, "Are school expenses also straining you? If so,
[01:54:49] in which item are you most strained?" All items. I don't know what
[01:54:52] to say one by one, but clothes and bags are generally
[01:54:56] expensive. So, it seems like we'll spend around 10-12,000 lira.
[01:55:00] For example, in the first grade, I struggled a lot. I never
[01:55:04] forget that day. Despite having
[01:55:06] only some missing items, I had done
[01:55:09] about 6,000 lira worth of shopping three years ago. And believe
[01:55:12] me, for someone working on minimum wage,
[01:55:15] this expense is very heavy, and after that, this is constantly
[01:55:19] ongoing. There's always this missing, that missing, something else to buy.
[01:55:23] Imagine one person working on minimum wage, paying rent,
[01:55:26] for example, electricity, water, natural gas,
[01:55:30] miscellaneous expenses, and school expenses. How will this person make ends meet?
[01:55:34] I am retired. "I go to do housework because I can't make ends meet,
[01:55:37] unfortunately. It's very difficult, especially for children starting
[01:55:40] daycare, children starting kindergarten. A lot of money goes.
[01:55:44] There are a lot of expenses for them. I mean, they mean money,
[01:55:48] that kindergarten, daycare. But I don't know, this year will be very difficult.
[01:55:51] I could only buy their notebooks.
[01:55:54] Apart from that, you buy a bag,
[01:55:57] a complete set bag, with a lunch bag
[01:56:01] and so on, it's already 5000 lira, no way."
[01:56:19] 4 notebooks, 800 lira each. It was like a joke.
[01:56:22] It really was like a joke. As parents, of course,
[01:56:26] in Turkey's conditions,
[01:56:29] we struggle with these salaries. We don't even know
[01:56:32] what documents and notebooks will be requested from school. We don't
[01:56:35] have any information, but of course, according to what we hear from others,
[01:56:39] they say it costs a lot of money, but our job is difficult. May God help
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[01:59:47] Normally, it's Rota evening, but Kürşat Oğuz is abroad for interviews,
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