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[00:00:00] again, we will bring you the developments in Turkey, which are on the world's agenda, in detail.
[00:00:03] We will inform you about what happened since last night while you were sleeping.
[00:00:07] Everything that happened until dawn will be on your screens shortly. We will not stop
[00:00:10] there, of course. We will check the traffic situation for those who are on the road
[00:00:14] and report it to you. We will look at the main points in Istanbul,
[00:00:18] we will look at the weather, we will report on world developments,
[00:00:21] we will go to London, we will go to Washington,
[00:00:25] so for the next 3 hours, from 7 to 10 today,
[00:00:29] before you hit the road, before you start your life, before
[00:00:33] you start your day, everything you need to know will be on these screens. Let's not dwell on it,
[00:00:36] let's see what's on our agenda, but first let's remind
[00:00:40] you of this, you will see it in our headlines shortly,
[00:00:43] you will see it as our first headline, in fact,
[00:00:46] diesel fuel prices have increased. That's why today, after
[00:00:49] many price increases, after many difficulties, we said invoice.
[00:00:53] Where are the invoices being issued, to whom, to which of us?
[00:00:57] What is the size of the invoice, what is its magnitude? Write to us.
[00:01:01] We started reporting yesterday, and we will continue today
[00:01:04] with your social media messages. So what's on today's agenda? Let's continue immediately.
[00:01:07] One: Diesel fuel approached 100 liras. After
[00:01:11] the 6.62 lira, 6 lira 62 kuruş price increase
[00:01:14] that came yesterday, the price per liter of diesel fuel exceeded 97 liras.
[00:01:18] A notification for the name of the new party has arrived.
[00:01:21] There is a decision regarding its name. Murat Emir also
[00:01:25] made a statement, saying that they made
[00:01:27] says that they did this out the decisions by knowing the legal precedents. Everyone should be at ease, meaning
[00:01:30] there is a debate about whether the party's name will change or not. He says it won't change, we'll look into the details of that shortly.
[00:01:34] Now, Bülent Arınç's statements are being
[00:01:37] seriously debated. The debate hasn't ended
[00:01:41] since the weekend, since Saturday. There are new statements.
[00:01:44] A statement came from Bülent Arınç regarding President Erdoğan.
[00:01:48] He said, "We have never been separated from each other
[00:01:51] and have not confronted each other until today." Valley of the Wolves was another debated
[00:01:54] issue. We reported the details to you yesterday, as you know,
[00:01:58] the screenwriters were called in to give statements. Details regarding that statement emerged.
[00:02:01] With Kaşif Kozinoğlu's death, Kazım
[00:02:05] Kaşifoğlu's death in the series in
[00:02:08] episode 139 was questioned for its coincidence.
[00:02:11] They said, "We don't know, it just happened to coincide,
[00:02:15] we are not aware of it." In the meantime,
[00:02:18] new elections will be held in Adalar. CHP's acting mayor Medine
[00:02:44] against Izmir's Seferihisar Municipality, dear viewers,
[00:02:48] 47 people were detained. They were transferred to the courthouse. Hot news.
[00:02:51] Let's immediately look at the details. In the bribery investigation
[00:02:55] carried out against Seferihisar Municipality, a detention order was issued for
[00:02:59] 48 people. In the operation conducted on Friday, September 11,
[00:03:02] 47 were detained, and it was stated
[00:03:06] that efforts were underway to apprehend
[00:03:09] the other person. All of those detained,
[00:03:12] after their procedures at the police station were completed,
[00:03:15] were transferred to the courthouse this morning under extensive
[00:03:18] security measures. We have brought you this breaking development.
[00:03:22] We are following this development, of course.
[00:03:25] We will see what the process will be like in the courthouse,
[00:03:29] whether they will be arrested or not. If it comes to us in the coming minutes,
[00:03:33] we will inform you. Otherwise, we will be closely following this issue
[00:03:36] on Halk TV throughout the day. Let's move on to Murat Emir's statements
[00:03:40] regarding the name of the new party. The Innovation Party,
[00:03:43] the Innovation Party, applied to the Court of Cassation
[00:03:46] with a request to change the name of the new party.
[00:03:49] The Deputy Group Chairman of the New Party, Murat Emir, spoke about this issue on Halk
[00:03:53] TV yesterday evening. He had statements regarding the Court of Cassation's
[00:03:57] notification to change their name. He said that
[00:04:00] the relevant authority is the Constitutional Court. Murat Emir stated
[00:04:03] that no similar decision has been made until today,
[00:04:07] and said, "Everyone should be at ease, there is no crisis."
[00:04:10] But
[00:04:13] there is no cause for great concern regarding this name issue.
[00:04:17] I will limit myself to explaining
[00:04:20] the legal side of the matter. If there is
[00:04:24] an "iltibas" (similarity) between two parties,
[00:04:26] meaning a similarity that could confuse voters,
[00:04:30] that is legally called "iltibas". The existence of "iltibas"
[00:04:33] must be proven. In the existence of "iltibas",
[00:04:36] not only the name, but also the emblem and symbol
[00:04:40] are considered. Based on previous examples,
[00:04:44] when similar conflicts and hostilities
[00:04:47] occurred between other parties, we saw that "iltibas" decisions
[00:04:50] were not made for very similar parties. We took these decisions knowing
[00:04:54] this. Therefore, there is an objection, it is possible,
[00:04:58] the Supreme Court is doing its job,
[00:05:00] which is quite normal. The competent authority in this matter is the Constitutional
[00:05:04] Court, but I repeat, when it comes before the Constitutional
[00:05:08] Court, it will not only consider the name similarity,
[00:05:11] but also whether there is an emblem and symbol similarity,
[00:05:15] and in addition to all of these, whether it creates a confusing
[00:05:18] effect on voter behavior
[00:05:21] and voter preferences. So, I can easily
[00:05:24] say that there is no such a crisis,
[00:05:28] no such a major worrying situation there. When will the Constitutional
[00:05:32] Court make a decision on this? It hasn't even gone before the Constitutional
[00:05:35] Court yet, so there is no urgent situation
[00:05:39] there. So, full election. Dear viewers, former Prime Minister
[00:05:42] Ahmet Davutoğlu's wedding was widely discussed and debated, especially
[00:05:46] the speech made by former Parliament Speaker Bülent Arınç there. You will remember
[00:05:49] that he said to Melih Gökçek, "I was ashamed to watch him
[00:05:53] go to the courthouse with a chewing gum in his mouth." He said,
[00:05:57] "We are with Ahmet Davutoğlu against Melih Gökçek," explaining
[00:06:01] at length who they were with. He made such a comparison. Now,
[00:06:04] Melih Gökçek responded yesterday, and we conveyed his response to you.
[00:06:08] In summary, he said, "See carefully who is siding with whom."
[00:06:11] These words of Melih.
[00:06:42] I don't even want to mention it. Mr. Arınç, the wedding pulpit is not
[00:06:46] a political arena. Statesmanship is not about speaking at every
[00:06:49] pulpit you find, but about knowing where, when,
[00:06:53] and how much to speak. After Bülent Arınç's statements,
[00:06:56] Melih Gökçek addressed the government, saying, "My comrades."
[00:07:00] He said, "Everyone should clearly see who is siding with whom."
[00:07:03] Gökçek's call was heard from the Palace. Chief Advisor
[00:07:06] to the President, Oktay Saral, made a social media post
[00:07:10] harshly criticizing Bülent Arınç's words.
[00:07:13] "You are attacking me, one day or the day
[00:07:15] before, another politician also stated
[00:07:19] that he came at an invitation, chewing gum
[00:07:23] in his mouth, with
[00:07:26] dark
[00:07:27] sunglasses,
[00:07:31] and I watched with great shame.
[00:07:35] I don't even want to mention his name, but since you applauded him,
[00:07:38] you all appreciated and understood him.
[00:07:42] He will find no one but a few unconscious people around him.
[00:07:46] Seeing thousands of people together at the wedding, he took up the saz
[00:07:50] and used the happiest day of the young couple
[00:07:53] for his political reckonings. Turning a wedding ceremony into
[00:07:57] a political platform is neither compatible with etiquette nor with statesmanship.
[00:08:01] He went and gave a statement at the invitation
[00:08:04] of a prosecutor. He answered
[00:08:07] the questions asked. I stand by the ideas
[00:08:09] I have always expressed. I am a politician.
[00:08:12] A politician criticizes. I use my right to criticize
[00:08:16] everywhere," he said. This is a noble act.
[00:08:19] Bülent Arınç had also reacted to Ahmet Davutoğlu being called
[00:08:23] to give a statement for insulting the President, criticizing the prosecutor.
[00:08:26] Saral, on Arınç's words, commented
[00:08:29] that they were disrespectful and belittling statements
[00:08:32] towards the public prosecutor. He used the phrases,
[00:08:36] "Arınç clearly reveals his deplorable
[00:08:38] state." Oktay Saral's criticism was not only about this. How?
[00:09:13] My respects, please, sir. You know,
[00:09:16] in Nasreddin Hodja's anecdotes, they end like this:
[00:09:19] And would Nasreddin Hodja just stand there? He immediately
[00:09:23] gave his answer. And would Bülent Arınç just stand there? He immediately
[00:09:27] gave his answer. You know, Bülent Arınç is an old politician,
[00:09:30] a shrewd politician. He comes from the National View tradition.
[00:09:33] During the period when he walked with the late Erbakan,
[00:09:36] with his eloquence, his expression, and
[00:09:39] the examples and words he used
[00:09:43] in his speeches, he really stood out. If you noticed,
[00:09:46] he even ends his speech by quoting Nazım Hikmet.
[00:09:50] He says, "We will see beautiful days, children, we will see sunny days."
[00:09:54] So, right after those statements, Bülent Arınç also made a statement
[00:09:57] on social media. Let's quickly report
[00:10:01] what he said. "A discussion was started
[00:10:04] in the public regarding my speech at Mr. Davutoğlu's son's wedding ceremony.
[00:10:07] Some malicious and ill-intentioned
[00:10:11] people, as always, took
[00:10:15] our words out of context and distorted their meaning,"
[00:10:18] says Bülent Arınç, and he continues: "I leave the indecent statements
[00:10:22] made by some people who can be considered
[00:10:25] my eternal enemies and are devoid of ethics and honor
[00:10:29] to God. I know well
[00:10:33] how to settle accounts with them,
[00:10:36] but I return the insults they uttered
[00:10:39] to them in kind," says Bülent Arınç in his statement.
[00:10:43] It seems that, as the old saying goes,
[00:10:47] "this pilaf will take a lot more water," meaning this situation will continue.
[00:10:50] He also mentioned some people on social media,
[00:10:54] some individuals whose identities are quite clear
[00:10:57] from this writing, and it is necessary to consider
[00:11:01] that more statements on this issue will come.
[00:11:04] If they come, we will convey them to you. Now, dear viewers,
[00:11:08] let's move on to President Erdoğan's Eastern Black Sea tour.
[00:11:11] Yesterday, he was in Samsun during the day.
[00:11:14] We reported his statements to you. He
[00:11:17] had statements especially about city hospitals
[00:11:21] in Samsun. In the evening, he met with young people and chatted
[00:11:25] with them. He answered their questions. He
[00:11:28] talked about the matches, about the Samsunspor match.
[00:11:31] But there was another point that drew much attention.
[00:11:35] The artist Resul Dindar, if I'm not mistaken,
[00:11:38] he accompanied him in singing Aşık Veysel's immortal work,
[00:11:42] "I am on a long, thin road." Let's bring it to your screens.
[00:11:46] I am
[00:11:50] in a two-doored inn.
[00:11:53] I know,
[00:11:56] day and
[00:11:59] night, day
[00:12:02] and night, day
[00:12:06] and
[00:12:10] night. There are two
[00:12:13] doored inns.
[00:12:15] I am going,
[00:12:19] day and
[00:12:21] night, day
[00:12:25] and night, day
[00:12:28] and
[00:12:33] night. The ropes of my zepedum are cutting,
[00:12:36] they are cutting my shoulders, they are cutting my shoulders.
[00:12:40] Open the
[00:12:42] white peşte to see your face,
[00:12:46] let me see your face, let me see your face.
[00:12:49] Let me see, open the
[00:12:53] white peşte. Let me see
[00:12:56] your face, let me see
[00:12:59] your face,
[00:13:00] let me see.
[00:13:06] Dear viewers, a striking statement came
[00:13:09] from the CHP, whose leadership was given to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu
[00:13:12] by the decision of absolute nullity, regarding the congress process.
[00:13:15] The nullity spokesperson, Müslim Sarı, announced in a statement
[00:13:19] on his social media account that the party had
[00:13:22] waived its absolute nullity case
[00:13:26] and withdrawn its appeal application.
[00:13:29] He stated that this was aimed at paving the way
[00:13:33] for the congress process. Of course,
[00:13:36] the timing of this waiver from the appeal application
[00:13:40] is also very
[00:13:42] striking.
[00:13:47] I won't go back there.
[00:13:50] We, the new party, will continue on our new path. Özgür Özel
[00:13:54] announced on June 31st on Halk TV that he would
[00:13:57] not return to the CHP, saying that the new party would continue on its new path.
[00:14:01] Not long after, two weeks later, the party spokesperson of the Nullity
[00:14:04] administration of the CHP, Müslüm Sarı, announced that his party had
[00:14:07] withdrawn its appeal against the absolute nullity decision
[00:14:10] regarding the 38th ordinary congress. We cannot
[00:14:14] hold a congress because there is a precautionary decision,
[00:14:18] or rather, because the decision I ask Kemal Bey's
[00:14:21] lawyer friends. They say
[00:14:25] that we can do everything, but we cannot hold a congress.
[00:14:28] However, lawyers say that a congress that comes
[00:14:32] with a precautionary measure should not do anything else,
[00:14:36] doing anything else is wrong. Özgür Özel's previous call
[00:14:39] to hold a congress as soon as possible was rejected by the Kılıçdaroğlu
[00:14:43] administration, which took the leadership seat by the decision
[00:14:47] of absolute nullity, on the grounds of a precautionary measure.
[00:14:50] The precautionary measure absolutely does not
[00:14:53] prevent an extraordinary congress.
[00:14:57] On the contrary, it makes it mandatory. A congress should be held as soon as possible.
[00:15:00] After that, Özgür Özel, along with 90 deputies,
[00:15:03] resigned from the CHP and founded a new party.
[00:15:06] We closed the old chapters, the new party will continue on its new path.
[00:15:10] Özgür Özel said that their home is here now
[00:15:13] and emphasized that there was no question of returning to the CHP.
[00:15:17] A striking statement came from the CHP, whose leadership
[00:15:21] was given to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu by the decision of absolute nullity,
[00:15:24] regarding the congress process. Nullity spokesperson Müslüm announced
[00:15:27] that the CHP had withdrawn its appeal against the nullity
[00:15:31] decision taken by the Ankara Regional Court of Justice,
[00:15:34] 38th Civil Chamber, and explained its reason
[00:15:37] by saying that Özgür Özel and his friends, who were parties to the appeal,
[00:15:41] resigned from the CHP and formed a new party,
[00:15:44] which eliminated their party status. There is no legal
[00:15:48] equivalent to what has been done. Its political
[00:15:51] meaning is that we are afraid, we realized
[00:15:55] that we would lose our seats as a result of the Supreme Court's decision.
[00:15:58] We were resisting until now, so that the Supreme Court wouldn't see it.
[00:16:02] Now we understood that the Supreme Court would see it.
[00:16:04] This means we are withdrawing the file from the Supreme Court.
[00:16:09] The timing of the waiver from the appeal application
[00:16:12] drew attention. Özgür Özel said, "Let's go to the congress."
[00:16:16] But the Nullity CHP ignored these calls.
[00:16:19] Özel announced that he would not return to the CHP. The spokesperson
[00:16:23] of the Nullity administration announced that it had withdrawn its appeal application,
[00:16:27] stating that the case needed to be decided as soon as possible.
[00:16:30] You cannot twist the law any further.
[00:16:34] And after this, do not put yourselves
[00:16:37] in a more illegitimate situation by distorting
[00:16:41] the law, forcing the procedural law,
[00:16:43] with such false
[00:16:46] and wrong moves. Murat Emir rightly emphasizes
[00:16:49] a point. Procedurally, perhaps by straining the procedure a bit, such an application can be made, but there
[00:16:53] is also a political and conscientious side to the matter.
[00:16:56] I am really curious what the decision from the Supreme Court
[00:17:00] would have been. The public should have seen this too. Murat Emir
[00:17:05] of fear of the decision
[00:17:08] that would come, that is, from the acceptance of the appeal,
[00:17:12] and the fear of losing the seats they occupy. We don't know if that's true, but as I said,
[00:17:15] as a citizen, I am really curious what kind of result would have come
[00:17:19] if this appeal had not been withdrawn by the Nullity CHP.
[00:17:22] As I said, we will never know this now.
[00:17:26] Ladies and gentlemen, let's take a quick look at the esteemed
[00:17:30] newspapers of our national press. Which headlines
[00:17:33] did our national press put on their front pages today?
[00:17:36] BirGün newspaper. It carries the headline
[00:17:39] "The bill for the record price hike goes to the people" regarding the 6 lira 62 kuruş
[00:17:43] increase in diesel fuel on its front page. It also features the headlines
[00:17:46] "There is pressure, censorship, siege", "What the ballot box and the street show",
[00:17:50] and "The student's difficult test: accommodation".
[00:17:53] We also see the headline "Sinpaş's plunder spread everywhere",
[00:17:57] but indeed, the situation of students, especially
[00:18:00] university students studying in other cities, is a very big problem,
[00:18:03] especially regarding accommodation. We will focus on this issue one day, dear viewers.
[00:18:15] The Minister is concerned with AKP propaganda, it says.
[00:18:19] Let's also report the headlines "You cannot cover up problems with aprons."
[00:18:22] Meanwhile, the objection to the dropping of the case of the fugitive names,
[00:18:25] the conspirators of FETÖ, you will remember. We reported that the FETÖ
[00:18:29] prosecutors, especially Zekeriya Öz, wanted the cases
[00:18:32] to be dropped due to the statute of limitations regarding this issue.
[00:18:35] This statute of limitations does not apply, says
[00:18:39] Cumhuriyet newspaper on its front page regarding this issue. Sabah newspaper,
[00:18:42] ladies and gentlemen, carries President
[00:18:45] Erdoğan's long speech yesterday
[00:18:49] regarding the opening of the new academic year on its front page.
[00:18:52] Our principle in education is equality of opportunity.
[00:18:56] President Erdoğan, drawing attention to the fact that the rising success graph
[00:18:59] of Turkish youth was registered with the PISA 2025 report,
[00:19:02] says that they mobilized every kind of resource to expand
[00:19:06] equality of opportunity and increase its quality in education.
[00:19:10] In the main headline, we see the headline "Big war begins."
[00:19:13] Fenerbahçe has no flavor, "Use a virtual card online" warning,
[00:19:17] indeed, this is an important warning, let's underline it. And
[00:19:20] the Kaşif Kozinoğlu investigation with the headline "The scenario
[00:19:24] in the series became real in Silivri" on the front page of Sabah.
[00:19:27] Hürriyet says "First bell rang" in its main headline. Above the headline,
[00:19:30] it talks about Kanal D's new series, saying "17 does not give up leadership."
[00:19:34] "Shocking statement for Büşra" "sold by her father",
[00:19:38] I feel strange even as I say this sentence. What does it mean to be sold by your father?
[00:19:41] But we had reported
[00:19:43] the news. We see the headline "Shocking statement for 11-month-old Büşra"
[00:19:47] in the main news. The "Streets are Safe" operation
[00:19:50] and the messages from Gürlek "My family is safe."
[00:19:54] The Justice Minister Akın Gürlek's message regarding the "My Family is Safe"
[00:19:57] operation is also on the front page. The Kaşif
[00:20:00] Kozinoğlu investigation is also on the front page
[00:20:04] of the newspaper. Another newspaper that features
[00:20:08] the details of this investigation and an interesting
[00:20:11] document, dear viewers, is Aydınlık newspaper.
[00:20:14] Aydınlık newspaper has the headline "The document
[00:20:17] of the first conspiracy against Kozinoğlu." The exact
[00:20:20] copy of that document is here. What is this? Let's explain it to you.
[00:20:24] The document you see here in handwriting.
[00:20:27] Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who was killed in Silivri Prison.
[00:20:31] His fight with the American Gladio goes back to the 90s.
[00:20:34] Aydınlık reached Kozinoğlu's
[00:20:37] defense in his own handwriting against Mehmet Eymür's slanders
[00:20:41] at the National Intelligence Organization
[00:20:44] in 1990, dear viewers,
[00:20:48] says the newspaper on its front page. It also carried this defense
[00:20:51] on its front page. And Sabah newspaper,
[00:20:54] we said that the scenario in the series became real in Silivri.
[00:20:58] In episode 136, a death sentence is given,
[00:21:01] and in episode 139, the character
[00:21:03] Kazım Kaşifoğlu
[00:21:06] is killed with a poisonous injection, and it is made to look like
[00:21:09] a heart attack. The screenwriters who wrote the Kaşifoğlu
[00:21:13] scene, which appeared in Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu two days
[00:21:16] before Kozinoğlu's death, gave statements. In the 139th
[00:21:20] episode of Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu, a character named Kazım
[00:21:23] Kaşifoğlu was killed with a needle in the police station.
[00:21:26] The parallelism between Kozinoğlu's suspicious death and the series
[00:21:29] also drew the attention of prosecutors. The screenwriters
[00:21:32] Bahadır Özdener, Raci Şaşmaz, and Cüneyt Aysan
[00:21:36] gave statements as witnesses. Osman Sınav, one of the directors
[00:21:40] of the series, had left the series for a while. In an interview he gave,
[00:21:43] he said, "I have never explained why I left
[00:21:47] until today, and I will not explain it
[00:21:50] from now on." Let's keep that in mind
[00:21:53] as a note. Now,
[00:21:57] what happened yesterday regarding this issue? Let's take
[00:22:01] a quick look, and then we'll move on to the details
[00:22:04] of the statements.
[00:22:08] Will you say something? Let's see. The Kaşif Kozinoğlu investigation
[00:22:12] extended to the Kurtlar Vadisi series, which was quite
[00:22:15] popular at the time it was broadcast. The three screenwriters
[00:22:18] of the series were called to give statements.
[00:22:24] Kaşif Kozinoğlu was the chief advisor for MİT in Central Asia.
[00:22:27] He took part in critical operations on behalf of the state.
[00:22:31] He was called back to Turkey while on a state duty in Afghanistan.
[00:22:34] He was arrested in the FETÖ conspiracy OdaTV case
[00:22:38] and died suspiciously in Silivri Prison
[00:22:41] in 2011.
[00:22:44] The file, which was re-investigated by the Ministry of Justice
[00:22:47] 15 years later, taken down from dusty shelves.
[00:23:50] brought to the screen. In the scene, the character, who was alleged
[00:23:53] to represent Mahmut Yıldırım, known by the code name Green,
[00:23:56] was entering prison. The character killed Kaşifoğlu
[00:24:00] by injecting a syringe into his arm. Then, in the series,
[00:24:03] the death was portrayed as a heart attack. He said his heart hurt, but we didn't
[00:24:07] believe it. Some symbolic message claims in the series are also being discussed.
[00:24:11] In the 79th episode of the Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu
[00:24:14] series, attention was drawn to the car with the license plate
[00:24:17] 34 FG 7061 used by the characters Memati and Kazım. It was claimed that the letters
[00:24:21] FG in the license plate symbolized Fethullah Gülen,
[00:24:24] the leader of FETÖ, and that the number 7061, when read backward,
[00:24:27] symbolized 16.07, the day after the July 15 coup attempt.
[00:24:31] For the first 55 episodes
[00:24:34] of the series, the person who undertook the directing
[00:24:37] and producing of the project was Osman Sınav.
[00:24:40] Osman Sınav later surprisingly left the series.
[00:24:44] His answer to the question "Why did you leave Kurtlar Vadisi?"
[00:24:48] asked in a television program he attended, became relevant again.
[00:24:51] "Why did you leave? I never gave
[00:24:54] the real answer to this. This will stay with me
[00:24:57] and go as a secret." The famous director Osman Sınav
[00:25:01] passed away in 2025
[00:25:02] due to cancer.
[00:25:10] The screenwriters of Kurtlar Vadisi went to give statements.
[00:25:13] Let's immediately bring their exit to your screens. Of course,
[00:25:17] our journalist friends, our colleagues, asked questions,
[00:25:28] As you can see, they entered directly without
[00:25:32] giving any answers or explanations. So, what was discussed and debated? Let's take
[00:25:36] a quick look at the statements of those screenwriters, dear viewers.
[00:25:39] Now, we ask, did Kurtlar Vadisi set a trap? The series is sometimes
[00:25:43] launched as the local Simpsons. When it was first broadcast,
[00:25:46] it dealt with Deep State Mafia relations.
[00:25:50] The series sometimes made references to Susurluk,
[00:25:54] one of the very important Deep State issues of the period.
[00:25:57] The current name, Kaşif Kozinoğlu, was portrayed
[00:26:01] as Kazım Kaşifoğlu in the series. In the series, Kaşifoğlu
[00:26:04] was threatened in episode 136. Then Kozinoğlu was found dead in Silivri.
[00:26:08] The character in the series was killed in episode 139.
[00:26:12] There are two days between the series and real-life events.
[00:26:16] And the three screenwriters of the series were at Çağlayan Courthouse yesterday, dear viewers.
[00:26:19] And the prosecutor asked this question: "How
[00:26:23] was the script about Kozinoğlu written? Was there any person or
[00:26:26] were you influenced by the institution, or were you
[00:26:30] imposed a scenario by them? The
[00:26:33] scenario team said no, we have not
[00:26:37] been imposed anything by any person or institution,
[00:26:40] our text is a naturally flowing text,
[00:26:44] it happened by coincidence, there is no intention
[00:26:48] behind it. Let's remind you once again, the character's name
[00:26:52] in the series is Kazım Kaşifoğlu, this is also a coincidence
[00:26:55] most likely, and how credible
[00:26:59] is this statement, we leave that to your
[00:27:02] comments, ladies and gentlemen. Now, just a moment ago, we reported
[00:27:05] Murat Emir's statements about the CHP's withdrawal of its
[00:27:09] appeal decision in the Supreme Court, didn't we? There is news from
[00:27:12] Gazete Pencere on that matter. Let's quickly share it with
[00:27:16] you. The newspaper's headline for its lead story
[00:27:19] is "They emptied the party, they abandoned the appeal," dear
[00:27:23] viewers. And it says: "The invalid management
[00:27:26] of the CHP withdrew the appeal, which they initially put forward as a
[00:27:30] justification for rejecting Özgür Özel
[00:27:33] and his team's insistent demands for a congress, on the grounds that conditions have completely changed," it says,
[00:27:36] and it reports the details of Müslim Sarı's statements
[00:27:40] on this issue. Meanwhile, the discussion about the name of the new
[00:27:44] party is also on the front page of the newspaper, it says "the name also became a problem."
[00:27:47] The new party front interpreted the invalid management's withdrawal of the appeal
[00:27:51] as a move to escape the Supreme Court's supervision. Let's report
[00:27:54] the headline, and it's interesting that former AK Party deputy
[00:27:57] Şamil Tayyar's tweet, in which he shared information he received from his
[00:28:01] friends in the higher judiciary regarding the invalidity case,
[00:28:04] drew attention when he deleted it. Tayyar had claimed that the case
[00:28:07] had become moot and that the Supreme Court would not overturn the decision,
[00:28:11] says the newspaper. Now, regarding the Turkish economy,
[00:28:15] we reported the diesel prices to you at the beginning, they reached 100
[00:28:18] liras, 6 liras and 62 kuruş, surpassing 97 liras.
[00:28:21] The problem is not just with prices,
[00:28:25] we often try to bring to your screens the great difficulties experienced
[00:28:29] by Turkish industry and the Turkish manufacturing sector, and we saw
[00:28:32] another example of those difficulties. We will now talk about
[00:28:36] a very serious, symbolic company, dear viewers. Orta Anadolu,
[00:28:39] one of Turkey's oldest textile companies, decided to halt production.
[00:28:43] Economy journalist Vahap Munyar asked Adil Sani Konukoğlu,
[00:28:46] the chairman of the board of directors of Sanco Holding, to which the company
[00:28:50] belongs, about the decision to close down the 73-year-old company, which is
[00:28:53] among the world's leading denim (i.e., jeans fabric) producers
[00:28:57] and produces fabrics for many famous brands that you know very
[00:29:00] well, such as fashion companies. While the effects of the economic
[00:29:04] policies implemented in Turkey in recent years continue
[00:29:07] on industrial companies, the textile sector is also going through a difficult
[00:29:11] period. Due to the problems in accessing financing and
[00:29:14] increasing costs, many companies are scaling down their operations,
[00:29:18] while some companies are on the agenda with bankruptcy and concordat
[00:29:22] processes. The contraction in the sector came to the agenda
[00:29:25] this time with the decision of Orta Anadolu, one of Turkey's long-established
[00:29:28] denim producers. Economy writer Vahap Munyar asked Adil Sani Konukoğlu,
[00:29:32] chairman of the board of directors of Sanco Holding, one of the important
[00:29:36] players in the sector, about the developments after Orta Anadolu's decision.
[00:29:39] Konukoğlu, President of the Gaziantep Chamber of Industry Assembly
[00:29:43] and President of the TOBB Turkish Textile Industry Assembly,
[00:29:46] drew attention to the general situation in the sector and gave
[00:29:50] the following answer: "Many companies in the textile sector are reducing
[00:29:53] capacity. Garment companies are closing one by one. This
[00:29:57] automatically affects us as well." Konukoğlu also stated that Sanco's
[00:30:01] capacity utilization rate in denim production has significantly
[00:30:04] decreased. He said, "For now, we continue like this. Let's hope for the best."
[00:30:08] Konukoğlu, who stated that Orta Anadolu's decision to halt production
[00:30:11] was saddening for the sector, emphasized the company's long
[00:30:15] history and said, "It's a company of many years, a leading company
[00:30:18] in its sector, it's not good that it ended like this."
[00:30:22] So, what is the situation in the manufacturing industry?
[00:30:26] Let's quickly tell you. There has been a contraction for approximately
[00:30:29] 3 years. How do we follow this? We see it by looking at the
[00:30:35] Istanbul Chamber of Industry's PMI, that is, the Purchasing
[00:30:39] Managers' Index data. In the last 3 years. The PMI Purchasing
[00:30:42] Managers' Index is a leading indicator that measures the economic
[00:30:45] health of the manufacturing sector. 50 is considered the threshold
[00:30:48] in the index. Figures above 50 indicate growth and improvement
[00:30:52] in the sector. Figures below 50 indicate contraction
[00:30:55] and slowdown, dear viewers. So, what are the average
[00:30:58] closing PMIs for the last 3 years? In 2023,
[00:31:01] the annual average was 48.5. Moderate growth was seen
[00:31:04] in the first half of the year, but in the second half, with tightening
[00:31:07] and weakening demand, it fell below the threshold.
[00:31:11] In 2024, it became 47.8, it contracted a little more.
[00:31:15] Throughout the year, there was a trend of contraction, a slight
[00:31:17] recovery trend was seen towards the end of the year, but this did
[00:31:21] not last long, because in 2025, tight monetary policies started
[00:31:24] to be implemented, demand fell, therefore it remained
[00:31:28] below the 50 threshold, and at the end of the year,
[00:31:31] it rose slightly to 48.9. In April, looking at the January-August
[00:31:34] period of 2026, the first 8 months, it fell to 45.7
[00:31:38] in April, there was a very serious contraction, we saw most of the
[00:31:41] closures during this period. In May, it approached the peak
[00:31:45] of 2 years with 49.8, it finally looked like it would
[00:31:48] cross the threshold, but in August, it was measured as 48.1,
[00:31:51] meaning it declined. Now, when we say the economy is in a bad
[00:31:55] state, everyone says, "But cafes, restaurants, everywhere is full,
[00:31:59] why are you saying that? Look, people are out." They are out,
[00:32:02] but there is such a thing as cafe economy, dear
[00:32:05] viewers, do you know what that is? Cafe economy is when employment
[00:32:08] and capital shift to the food, beverage, service,
[00:32:12] and hospitality sectors during periods when sectors
[00:32:15] that generate high added value, such as manufacturing,
[00:32:19] industry, and technology, are slowing down or going
[00:32:22] through crises. Why do they shift there? Because it doesn't
[00:32:25] require investment. The moment you open a cafe, you have the
[00:32:29] opportunity to amortize it within two months, money starts flowing
[00:32:33] as soon as you open it. You don't need skilled labor, there
[00:32:36] is no... what's its name, no difficulty. You buy from
[00:32:40] the supplier, of course you buy imported goods, and you start
[00:32:44] selling. The fact that cafes and restaurants are constantly
[00:32:47] full and new branches are opening is perceived as an indicator
[00:32:51] of prosperity at first glance, as I said earlier. But in the literature,
[00:32:54] this situation is generally accepted as a sign of moving away from productive industry
[00:32:58] and a shift in unemployment. Let's immediately look at
[00:33:02] the details of that, dear viewers. Look now, the number
[00:33:05] of registered food and beverage workplaces has decreased to 62.
[00:33:09] In the period we left behind, in 2025-2026, it increased to 159,000,
[00:33:13] there is more than 150% increase. The number of cafes and restaurants
[00:33:16] per 10,000 people was 8.5 in 2010, and it increased
[00:33:19] to 18.5. That means cafes and coffee chains
[00:33:22] are covering all corners of the cities. In Istanbul, while
[00:33:26] 197 cafes were registered in 2019, in 2025,
[00:33:29] or rather, while new cafes were in question, while new registrations
[00:33:33] were in question, this increased to 774 in 2025-2026,
[00:33:36] there is a 293% increase. The power to create employment
[00:33:39] is indeed 2.6 times faster, but here, the rate of university
[00:33:43] students who have graduated has increased from 6.9%
[00:33:46] in the past to over 12%, approaching 13%. So,
[00:33:50] in summary, what is happening is that capital that cannot
[00:33:53] invest or produce goes and opens a cafe, and those who
[00:33:56] cannot find a job go and sit there. Why do they sit
[00:34:00] there? Look at the socio-economic realities of this. Unemployment
[00:34:03] and cheap labor are changing direction. As I said, those
[00:34:07] who cannot find a job start working as salespeople,
[00:34:10] as in various markets, and as with teachers and
[00:34:14] civil servants who cannot be appointed. There is something
[00:34:18] called the phenomenon of small luxuries, do you know what it
[00:34:21] is? You cannot save money, the money you have starts to
[00:34:25] melt immediately against inflation. Therefore, you
[00:34:28] say, "I won't be able to buy what I bought today at the
[00:34:31] same price tomorrow. It will be more expensive." So you
[00:34:34] go and buy it today, or you go and sit somewhere with
[00:34:36] the money you have and eat and drink something. That is,
[00:34:40] you start going for small luxuries, thinking that
[00:34:43] the money won't have any meaning anyway, I won't be
[00:34:47] able to utilize it, and if I don't spend it today, it
[00:34:51] will be more expensive tomorrow, the value of the money
[00:34:54] I have will have decreased. This is what we call the
[00:34:57] paradox of educated labor, the rate of university
[00:35:00] graduates in the cafe and restaurant sector
[00:35:03] has increased from 6.9% to 13%. Of course, this
[00:35:07] has another effect on another sector. While chain restaurants
[00:35:10] and cafes are increasing rapidly, small family businesses
[00:35:15] in neighborhoods that continue with their own capital,
[00:35:18] as well as small businesses in cafes, are closing one
[00:35:22] by one, disappearing one by one. We see that
[00:35:24] this creates a very serious problem, ladies and gentlemen.
[00:35:28] Now, let's take a look at BirGün Newspaper. We reported
[00:35:32] the headline "Record hike bill to the public," didn't
[00:35:35] we? What does it say in the details? It says "diesel
[00:35:39] price hike... with it, diesel reached
[00:35:42] 100 liras. New hikes are on the way, again."
[00:35:46] The newspaper published the headline "While Erdoğan-Şimşek
[00:35:49] program went bankrupt, the public was dragged into poverty."
[00:35:53] Well, these are the big points, but the place where
[00:35:56] citizens go most often is the market. What is the situation
[00:35:59] there? Now, spring and summer are months of abundance
[00:36:02] and prosperity. When winter
[00:36:04] comes, vegetables and fruits decrease a bit. We are slowly
[00:36:08] saying goodbye to summer vegetables and moving towards
[00:36:12] winter vegetables. However, the shopping list gets longer,
[00:36:15] calculations become more difficult, and the total amounts that
[00:36:19] need to be paid increase. Citizens try to prepare
[00:36:22] for winter by comparing prices in the market. You know,
[00:36:25] tomato pastes will be made, tomato sauces will be made,
[00:36:29] pickles will be made, but will they be made? Let's
[00:36:32] see. "Prices vary depending on the neighborhood and the butcher.
[00:36:36] Even though I buy very little, it's at least 100
[00:36:40] liras. If you buy olives and cheese, they cost at
[00:36:43] least 500 liras from the start. We do the rest at the supermarkets."
[00:36:47] "I buy them one by one. It's not good at all.
[00:36:50] Prices are increasing day by day. How much do we spend
[00:36:53] when we go to the market? I spend almost 2,000 liras.
[00:36:57] I do calculations. The time has come to say goodbye
[00:37:01] to summer vegetables. Winter preparations have also
[00:37:05] started at the market stalls. With the change of season,
[00:37:08] citizens headed to the market for winter shopping. 'I haven't
[00:37:12] prepared anything, I haven't made menemen, I haven't made
[00:37:16] anything. Pickles are out, why can't I buy them? There's
[00:37:19] no purchasing power. We can't buy them.' So, how will
[00:37:23] you buy and make them? Tomatoes are indispensable
[00:37:26] for winter preparations. Citizens try to find suitable
[00:37:30] tomatoes for menemen. They wander from stall to stall.
[00:37:33] Prices start from 15 liras. Tomatoes are not expensive,
[00:37:37] actually, it's just that you buy a lot, like 20 kilos.
[00:37:40] That's why it's a large amount. You get your bargaining
[00:37:44] and your winter supply, both are heavy. How much
[00:37:48] did you spend here? 20. Is it for a week? How long
[00:37:51] will it last? It will be gone by next Monday.
[00:37:54] Do you come calculating like this? Yes, down to
[00:37:57] the last piece. For those who want to make pickles
[00:38:00] for winter, gherkins have also arrived at the stalls.
[00:38:04] Prices vary between 70 and 100 liras.
[00:38:07] There are pickling ingredients, they are expensive. I find
[00:38:10] them expensive to make pickles. I'm looking at 70-80 liras.
[00:38:14] If I find something cheaper, I'll buy it. If not,
[00:38:18] I'll wait a bit longer. Well, cucumbers are cheap.
[00:38:21] The others are the same price. Does anything that doesn't change strain the budget?
[00:38:25] Market shopping? Absolutely,
[00:38:30] absolutely. If you take too much money with you,
[00:38:33] it all goes. But if you take less money according
[00:38:36] to your budget, you can make do with it. How much
[00:38:40] is our budget generally? 1.5. The harbinger
[00:38:43] of winter, tangerines, also took their place
[00:38:47] on the stalls. A kilo is sold for 70 liras.
[00:38:51] It's expensive, really. How much do we usually
[00:38:54] spend? For vegetables, it reaches 1,000 liras.
[00:38:58] We can't buy fruit. We pay for cheese and fish with
[00:39:02] a card. We spend as much as we have. We've spent
[00:39:06] 600 right now. What kind of budget do we come to
[00:39:09] the market with? Approximately 100 liras. But do you really get everything
[00:39:13] you want? Not always. The prices are good
[00:39:17] now, according to the season. If we look at it that
[00:39:20] way. But economically, we're done.
[00:39:24] What kind of weather awaits us today in our beautiful
[00:39:27] country, in our homeland? Let's quickly go over the
[00:39:31] regions through the provinces. In Istanbul, partly cloudy
[00:39:35] weather is expected today. The temperature is expected
[00:39:38] to rise to 25 degrees, and fall to 17 degrees
[00:39:42] at night. In Ankara, our capital, and in Central
[00:39:46] Anatolia, a high temperature of around 25-26 degrees
[00:39:49] is expected during the day, with partly cloudy weather.
[00:39:53] It gets a bit colder at night, dropping to 12 degrees.
[00:39:57] Izmir is still at 30 degrees, above the night
[00:39:59] temperatures, just like yesterday. There is also partly cloudy
[00:40:03] weather there. At night, it drops to 19 degrees.
[00:40:07] Diyarbakır continues to burn, with a temperature
[00:40:11] of 35 degrees. Night temperatures there drop to 18 degrees.
[00:40:14] There is clear and bright weather. In Trabzon,
[00:40:18] we see intermittent rain, dear viewers. The Eastern
[00:40:21] Black Sea is like that, you can't see the sun there.
[00:40:25] The highest temperature during the day is 23 degrees,
[00:40:28] and the lowest temperature at night is 22 degrees.
[00:40:31] So, what is the situation in Istanbul traffic, ladies
[00:40:35] and gentlemen? Let's take a look. Please remind
[00:40:39] me the traffic density rate. Ah, it's 56%. I didn't
[00:40:42] see it in the corner, I apologize. There is actually quite
[00:40:46] a heavy traffic. We see that the first bridge road
[00:40:50] from Anatolia to Europe is quite congested almost
[00:40:53] before Altunizade. On the second bridge, the congestion
[00:40:56] starts around Ataşehir. But there is no special
[00:41:00] congestion on the E5 and the coastal road. The traffic
[00:41:04] is flowing. Towards Tuzla, towards Gebze, we see
[00:41:07] that the traffic continues to flow on both the coastal
[00:41:11] road, the E5, and the Northern TEM highway. There is
[00:41:15] clear traffic. Let's turn to the European side. On
[00:41:18] the European side, the D-100 highway, as you
[00:41:21] would expect, gets congested when crossing to Anatolia.
[00:41:24] It almost starts before the Golden Horn, even around
[00:41:28] Topkapı. It clears up a bit around Şişli,
[00:41:32] but the bridge entrance is still crowded. Meanwhile,
[00:41:35] when we go towards Beylikdüzü, Başakşehir, and Esenyurt,
[00:41:39] we see that the usual heavy traffic exists as of
[00:41:42] the morning hours, ladies and gentlemen. We will now
[00:41:46] convey the developments in the world to you. We said
[00:41:50] we would do it every day, didn't we? Let's quickly
[00:41:53] go to Washington. Halk TV's Washington representative
[00:41:57] Serra Karaçan is waiting for us. Serra, good morning
[00:41:59] to you, I guess I should say good evening slowly
[00:42:03] due to the time difference there. What's on America's
[00:42:05] agenda today? What will you tell us? It really
[00:42:09] seems like there will be interesting things. We are
[00:42:11] listening to you. Yes, actually, it was good for
[00:42:15] me to be at work at the same time as citizens in
[00:42:19] Turkey were leaving for work. Of course, because
[00:42:22] we miss it. In fact, a last-minute news came
[00:42:26] from the Supreme Court this evening, and the Supreme
[00:42:29] Court signed a decision that halted the mail-in
[00:42:32] voting rule that President Trump had previously
[00:42:36] signed with an executive order. Previously, lower
[00:42:40] courts had made decisions to stop Trump. The Trump
[00:42:43] administration had taken the issue to the Supreme
[00:42:47] Court. Previously, the Supreme Court had temporarily
[00:42:50] eee olumlu Trump karşıtı kararda imza
[00:42:54] atması çok ses getirdi diyebiliriz eee
[00:42:57] Mart ayında Trump bu kararnameyi imzalamıştı, ne olursa olsun ben
[00:43:01] bunu uygulatacağım demişti. Aslında biliyorsunuz Amerika'da eee
[00:43:04] eyaletler birtakım düzenlemelere karar veriyor ve
[00:43:07] seçimlerde de eee bu düzenleme. ile federal
[00:43:10] hükümetin posta yoluyla kullanan oyların
[00:43:13] sürecinde daha fazla etki edebilmesinin önünün açılması
[00:43:17] planlanıyordu, eee Trump gerekçe olarak mantık
[00:43:20] çerçevesinde aslında vatandaşı olmayan kişiler oy
[00:43:23] kullanıyor, ben eee bunu engellemeye çalışıyorum
[00:43:26] ve doğru kişilerin oy kullanmasını korumak istiyorum
[00:43:30] demişti ama eee aslında bu çok yaygın bir şey değil Amerika'da o
[00:43:33] kadar da kolay değil seçmen kaydı yaptırması vatandaş olmayan
[00:43:37] kişilerin peki ne olacak şimdi? "Kongre
[00:43:40] seçimlerinde bu neyi değiştirebilir eee normal
[00:43:43] koşullar altında eğer ki e hiç kimse bunu kötüye
[00:43:47] kullanmak ve su istimal etmek istemiyorsa eee çok fazla bir şey
[00:43:50] değişmezdi ama böyle bir hesap vardıysa o zaman işte işler
[00:43:54] değişir çünkü özellikle çok kırılgan ve dar bir
[00:43:58] fark olan kongre dengesi içinde şu anda
[00:44:01] azından eee mevcut durumun korunması söz konusu
[00:44:04] olabilir hem temsilciler meclisinde hem senatoda e ince
[00:44:07] bir çoğunluğa sahip cumhuriyet"
[00:44:10] eğer posttayla kullanılan oylarda ufak bir oynama
[00:44:14] veyahut da geciktirmeden kaynaklı bir aksama, çünkü pek
[00:44:17] çok eyalet yönetimin istediği şekilde baykotlu zarf
[00:44:21] satın almayı bile başaramamıştı henüz, işte o zaman
[00:44:24] yarışlarda eee orantısız bir etkilenme söz
[00:44:27] konusu olabilirdi eee diyebiliriz eee şimdi bu
[00:44:31] bir konumuz ama eğlenceli haberler de var istersen eme ödüllerine
[00:44:35] de geçebiliriz kesinlikle geçelim çok önemli tabii ki burada da takip eden
[00:44:39] çok insan. ödülleri sarra evet aslında pek çok
[00:44:43] ilk eee bu akşam yaşandı diyebiliriz los angeles'ta
[00:44:46] peacock theater'da yapıldı ödül töreni ve eee
[00:44:50] sunucusu da tabii gözler her zaman sunucuda oluyor law and
[00:44:53] order dizisinden bildiğimiz special victim stunit
[00:44:57] yıllarca çok kişinin izlediği hatta her nesilde hala
[00:45:00] popüler eee gençler bile çok izliyor eee
[00:45:03] oradaki uzun bir dönem oyunculuk yapmış olan
[00:45:06] Marisca Hargitay sunuculuğunu üstlendi.
[00:45:10] eee Matthew Reese'in eee özellikle başrol oyunculuğu
[00:45:13] alanında eee ödül kazanması oldukça
[00:45:17] önemliydi, the beast in me ve widows bay
[00:45:20] dizilerindeki rollerleriyle eee başrol oyunculuğu
[00:45:23] ödüllerinin sahibi oldu. Tabii anmalar da
[00:45:26] var ödül töreninde eee biliyorsun geçtiğimiz
[00:45:29] günlerde Dolly Parton'la ilgili eee özellikle eee kötü
[00:45:33] haber gelmişti ve her yerde Beyazsaray'da da çok gündem
[00:45:36] olmuştu eee onun için de özel bir ama eee. segmenti
[00:45:40] köşesi yapılmış oldu, tabii eee çok kişi
[00:45:44] bilmiyor ama aslında Dolly Perton bir oyuncu
[00:45:47] olmadan ve bir yıldız olmadan önce kariyerini aslında bir televizyon
[00:45:51] şovunda başlıyor, da hatırlatıldı, yine
[00:45:54] eee DTF San Louis dizisi mini dizi ödülünü
[00:45:57] aldı ve Michael Fox da eee Televizyon
[00:46:01] Akademisi'nin insani yardım ödülünü aldı.
[00:46:04] Kendisi 2002 yılında eee bir
[00:46:07] allowed Trump once. However,
[00:46:21] this time, with a 7-2 decision, they ruled that
[00:46:25] making the necessary preparations within this
[00:46:28] framework shortly before the elections would not
[00:46:31] be reasonable and would violate the right to vote.
[00:46:34] With a 7-2 decision, among the 7 people were
[00:46:38] three judges appointed
[00:46:40] by Trump. Let's underline that. Of course, they had
[00:46:43] stopped it before on August 24th. The final decision
[00:46:47] was made today. Of course, their reasons were that
[00:46:51] it was too late for the implementation and that
[00:46:54] it would lead to some voters losing their right
[00:46:58] to vote. When you look at the dissenting opinion
[00:47:02] of the two judges who objected, they also agreed
[00:47:05] and said that yes, this indeed carries serious
[00:47:08] risks, but if we don't suspend the lower court's
[00:47:12] decision and allow Trump, then we think the government
[00:47:16] will suffer irreparable harm. That's why we are
[00:47:19] on this side, two judges explained. The two judges
[00:47:22] noted that they thought this type of voting could
[00:47:26] lead to fraud. As I said, especially Trump's appointment
[00:47:30] of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, which caused a lot of controversy,
[00:47:34] his signing of a decision against Trump was very
[00:47:37] impactful. In March, Trump signed this executive
[00:47:41] order, saying that he would enforce it no matter what.
[00:47:44] Actually, you know that states in America decide
[00:47:47] on some regulations, and in elections,
[00:47:51] it was planned to open the way for the federal government
[00:47:54] to have more influence in the process of mail-in
[00:47:57] votes with this regulation. Trump, as a reason, said
[00:48:01] that in a logical framework, non-citizens are voting,
[00:48:04] and he is trying to prevent this and wants to protect
[00:48:08] the right of rightful people to vote. But actually,
[00:48:11] this is not a very common thing in America, it is
[00:48:15] not that easy for non-citizens to register to vote. So
[00:48:18] what will happen now? What could this change in the congressional elections?
[00:48:36] is trying to get closer to Washington and Ottawa.
[00:48:39] There are serious tensions between Washington and Ottawa
[00:48:43] on both trade and political fronts. This tension
[00:48:46] has caused Canada to turn its face towards Europe. Of course, the Trump
[00:48:50] factor is also important.
[00:48:52] According to him, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney
[00:48:56] stated that he wants his country to establish much
[00:49:00] closer relations with the European Union, and even move to a joint
[00:49:03] membership status. In other words, Canada wants to
[00:49:06] be a joint member of the European Union. Moreover,
[00:49:09] not. Canada and the European Union aim to establish a common system in energy,
[00:49:13] defense, artificial intelligence, and critical minerals.
[00:49:16] It is aimed to set up a system. The freer movement of Canadian
[00:49:19] goods, services, and workers
[00:49:22] in Europe is being discussed. One of the most striking headlines
[00:49:26] is that Canadians will be able to live and
[00:49:29] work visa-free in European Union countries.
[00:49:33] Of course, this topic is important, so it is still being discussed,
[00:49:36] and the parties are exchanging ideas. So why is Canada
[00:49:39] turning to Europe now? As I said earlier, the most important
[00:49:43] reason is Donald Trump himself. After Trump's
[00:49:45] second arrival at the White House, a serious trade war began between America and
[00:49:49] Canada. Relations between the two neighbors
[00:49:53] are seriously strained. Now, the Ottawa
[00:49:56] administration has turned its route
[00:49:59] to Europe. If this plan is realized,
[00:50:02] a new economic and political partnership
[00:50:06] unprecedented between the European Union and Canada
[00:50:09] across the Atlantic could be established.
[00:50:12] Of course, time will tell what Washington will say
[00:50:16] about this rapprochement. Will the Fenerbahçe fans
[00:50:20] smile? That's what they say, my dear.
[00:50:36] Kerem couldn't score into an empty net, and Greenwood hit the post. The Canary couldn't get out of the crisis that started with İsmail Kartal resigning and returning. The headline of Fotomaç for yesterday's Fenerbahçe match
[00:50:40] was 'Crisisbahçe'. Dear viewers,
[00:50:44] let's take a look at the match together with that news.
[00:50:47] Let's bid you a short farewell for the first part.
[00:58:32] Good morning, dear viewers. Welcome to Gün Doğarken. I am Deniz Bayramoğlu. Today is
[00:58:36] Tuesday, September 15th. We will convey the agenda of Turkey and the world to you.
[00:58:39] Everything will be on these screens to keep you prepared as we start the day.
[00:58:43] We have two more hours in the coming minutes. As we start
[00:58:46] this second part, let's quickly tell you what's on Turkey's agenda,
[00:58:50] what we're talking about today, and what happened from yesterday to today.
[00:58:54] First of all, we start with bad news: diesel prices
[00:58:57] have increased by 6 liras and 62 kuruş, and the liter price has exceeded 97 liras.
[00:59:01] Will it reach 100 liras or not? If we don't count the decimals, it's
[00:59:05] approaching 100 liras. A notification to change the name came to the new party
[00:59:08] from the Court of Cassation. Murat Emir spoke about this and said, "Everyone relax."
[00:59:11] This is not the job of the Court of Cassation, but the Constitutional Court.
[00:59:15] The legal needs are precedents.
[00:59:18] "I apologize, we made the decision knowingly. Everyone should be at ease," he said. Bülent
[00:59:22] Arınç's statements have been widely discussed and debated since Saturday.
[00:59:25] He made another statement regarding President Erdoğan, saying,
[00:59:29] "We have never been separated or confronted each other."
[00:59:32] Bülent Arınç said in his statement. The three screenwriters
[00:59:36] of Kurtlar Vadisi gave their statements to the prosecutor yesterday.
[00:59:39] In the series, Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[00:59:42] was portrayed as the character Kaşifoğlu,
[00:59:45] whose death was alleged to be similar to Kozinoğlu's death
[00:59:49] with only two days in between. They were asked about this,
[00:59:52] and they said it was a coincidence. We will look into the details.
[00:59:55] There will be new elections in the Islands. CHP's Deputy Mayor
[00:59:58] Medine Pamuk has resigned, dear viewers.
[01:00:02] And the Fenerbahçe match yesterday against Gaziantep
[01:00:06] ended in a 0-0 draw, which of course
[01:00:09] did not please the fans or the management very much.
[01:00:12] Now, ladies and gentlemen,
[01:00:20] as we conveyed, the Court of Cassation sent a notification to the new party to change its name.
[01:00:24] Murat Emir made statements regarding this issue. He said
[01:00:27] that the authority regarding the issue belongs to the Constitutional Court.
[01:00:31] He said, "When we chose this name, we took all legal precedents
[01:00:35] into account and acted within that framework. There is no crisis, everyone should be at ease."
[01:00:39] Let's look at his statements.
[01:00:41] But regarding this name issue,
[01:00:44] there is no cause for much concern.
[01:00:47] I will limit myself to explaining the legal side of the matter.
[01:00:51] If there is confusion between two parties,
[01:00:54] meaning similarity, meaning at a level that voters
[01:00:57] can confuse, then it is legally called
[01:01:00] confusion. The existence of confusion
[01:01:03] must be proven. In the presence of confusion,
[01:01:06] not only the name but also the emblem and symbol are considered. We,
[01:01:10] based on previous examples, have seen that in similar
[01:01:14] contradictions between other parties, even with much closer parties,
[01:01:17] no confusion decisions were made. We made these decisions
[01:01:21] knowing this. Therefore, there is an objection,
[01:01:25] it can happen. The Court of Cassation is doing its duty,
[01:01:28] which is quite normal. The competent authority in this regard
[01:01:32] is the Constitutional Court. But I repeat,
[01:01:35] when it comes before the Constitutional Court,
[01:01:38] it will not only consider name similarity,
[01:01:41] but also whether there is emblem and symbol similarity,
[01:01:45] and in addition to all of these, whether it creates a confusing effect
[01:01:49] on voter behavior and voter preferences.
[01:01:52] In other words, I can easily say
[01:01:55] that there is no such crisis or major cause for concern.
[01:01:59] When will the Constitutional Court decide on this?
[01:02:02] It hasn't even reached the Constitutional Court yet. Therefore, there is no urgent
[01:02:06] situation there. Well, full elections,
[01:02:10] early elections are on the agenda.
[01:02:12] Snap elections, normal elections,
[01:02:16] early elections brought forward. There is much debate about this issue.
[01:02:19] Of course, especially while this debate continues,
[01:02:23] formulas for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's re-candidacy are also being discussed.
[01:02:26] Look, let's take you back to yesterday morning. It was very important because
[01:02:30] it's necessary to remember and remind you of the checks. Ali
[01:02:34] Mahir Başarır, the new party's Deputy Group Chairman, was our guest yesterday and made important statements
[01:02:37] regarding this issue. He particularly reacted to the formulas
[01:02:41] being sought for a third candidacy. It's coming to your screens.
[01:02:44] The leading leader of world diplomacy
[01:02:47] is coming. Look, the data we provide, economic data,
[01:02:51] money allocated to interest, people's situation,
[01:02:54] justice situation, democracy situation. Elections are a necessity in Turkey.
[01:02:57] That's why I think there will be an early election,
[01:03:01] because every
[01:03:03] day things are getting worse. An early election message
[01:03:07] came from Ali Mahir Başarır, the new party's Deputy Group Chairman. Başarır, speaking on Halk TV program,
[01:03:10] drew attention to Turkey's economic course and said
[01:03:14] he thought there would be an early election. Look, this time next year,
[01:03:18] I might not be here, but
[01:03:21] on election platforms. In recent times,
[01:03:23] election messages have continued to come one after another from the ruling party.
[01:03:27] The question of whether President Erdoğan will run again
[01:03:31] is also a matter of debate. is a matter of debate.
[01:03:33] May
[01:03:36] your unity and togetherness be eternal,
[01:03:39] and in this unity and togetherness,
[01:03:42] may God grant us many more
[01:03:45] successes. Finally, AKP Election
[01:03:49] Affairs Chairman Ali İhsan Yavuz presented a formula for President Erdoğan's
[01:03:52] re-candidacy.
[01:03:54] He said it would be sufficient for his
[01:04:00] candidacy. Yavuz also reacted to his words, saying,
[01:04:04] "This would be overturning the constitution."
[01:04:07] They say April, May, or a week. This is not possible.
[01:04:11] They say, "What will we do to make him a candidate for the third time?"
[01:04:15] "We will move the election 3 days, 4 days, a week earlier." This is overturning
[01:04:19] the constitution. The new party leader Özgür Özel last gave
[01:04:22] his early election message at the Üsküdar Rally. Özel shared a part
[01:04:26] of his speech at the rally as a video
[01:04:30] on his social media account. "The lines have been drawn.
[01:04:33] The election to be held is between democrats
[01:04:37] and autocrats. It is between the Turkey alliance
[01:04:41] and the coup alliance. Those who embrace this and coup plotters
[01:04:44] are on the side of autocrats." Özel, who said that the lines
[01:04:48] have been drawn, also included the words "suffering in separation,
[01:04:52] mercy in unity" which he used after Mansur Yavaş.
[01:04:56] The game has been broken. Now I want to give
[01:05:00] the good news to the listeners that it is time
[01:05:04] for all democrats
[01:05:06] to unite. There is torment in separation,
[01:05:10] and mercy in unity. He called it rude.
[01:05:14] He was tried, acquitted twice,
[01:05:17] but then the location of the hearing changed,
[01:05:21] the judge changed, he was tried again,
[01:05:24] and in the case where he was acquitted twice, he received a sentence of 2 years
[01:05:27] and one month in prison. Ekrem İmamoğlu also summarized
[01:05:31] the case regarding the former mayor Şadi Yazıcı as the Tuzla
[01:05:35] scandal. He argued that there was political
[01:05:38] interference in the judicial processes. Of course, for the last two years,
[01:05:41] I have been facing not only my political rivals,
[01:05:45] but also a series of lawsuits, investigations, and endless judicial
[01:05:49] processes. The arrested Istanbul Metropolitan Mayor
[01:05:52] Ekrem İmamoğlu called it the Tuzla scandal. He recounted the Şadi Yazıcı case,
[01:05:55] where he received a sentence of two years and one month. Ekrem İmamoğlu had been acquitted
[01:06:02] twice before in the defamation case filed against him
[01:06:06] for calling former Tuzla Mayor Şadi Yazıcı "rude."
[01:06:10] During the trial process, both the judge and the location
[01:06:13] changed. This time, in the case heard in Silivri,
[01:06:17] the new judge gave a sentence of 2 years and one month in prison.
[01:06:20] He also ruled for a political ban. İmamoğlu's lawyers will appeal the decision.
[01:06:24] If the appeal is upheld, the lawyers will go to the Court of Cassation.
[01:06:27] I want you to know that we will not give up.
[01:06:31] A part of Ekrem İmamoğlu's defense in the case was voiced
[01:06:34] by artificial intelligence. It was shared
[01:06:38] on İmamoğlu's social media accounts. "I am the subject of exactly 13 separate
[01:06:41] lawsuits. 12 of these
[01:06:44] are criminal cases, and one is an administrative
[01:06:47] judicial case." İmamoğlu reacted to the sentence from the courtroom,
[01:06:51] saying, "No court will decide for me." Then he made a statement
[01:06:54] on his social media account. "Now, please
[01:06:58] put yourself in my shoes. There is a case you were acquitted of.
[01:07:01] Through judicial and political games, you are brought
[01:07:04] before the judge again in this case. The judge will only take
[01:07:07] your statement, because the case was overturned because a statement was not taken,
[01:07:10] meaning it's a procedural issue, not a substantive one. During this time, the judge who issued the acquittal is immediately replaced.
[01:07:14] The newly appointed judge disregards the acquittal and gives a prison sentence
[01:07:18] of more than two years so that a political ban can also be imposed.
[01:07:22] This is never a coincidence. My life
[01:07:25] is being squeezed between courthouse corridors and prison, and that
[01:07:42] by saying he acted biasedly. Thereupon, Istanbul
[01:07:45] Governor Davut Gül also made a statement, stating that the decisions
[01:07:49] he made were ordinary, normal decisions. Following this statement,
[01:07:52] a statement came from the New Party Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir, and Murat
[01:07:56] Emir asked Istanbul Governor Davut Gül to explain the reason for the two different letters
[01:08:00] he sent them with a four-day interval.
[01:08:03] "The governor of your state
[01:08:06] sits in office and..." "Whoever
[01:08:09] sits in that office and becomes the governor
[01:08:12] of the government, and works for the AK Party
[01:08:16] more than the AK Party's provincial chairman,
[01:08:19] shame on him." According to the claim
[01:08:23] of the new party leader Özgür Özel, Istanbul Governor Davut Gül
[01:08:26] indirectly interfered in the elections in Üsküdar.
[01:08:30] "You wrote a letter saying
[01:08:33] that a party without a group cannot enter
[01:08:37] the municipality building." "You formed a group
[01:08:40] with three of our friends." "So that the mayor
[01:08:44] and the party can enter the elections,
[01:08:47] that Istanbul
[01:08:49] governor wrote a new letter saying
[01:08:53] that no party will enter. He also asks,
[01:08:56] "Istanbul Governor, what have I done?"
[01:09:00] "What would you do? You would tour
[01:09:03] Istanbul with the AK Party's bulb
[01:09:06] flag. Shame on you."
[01:09:10] The Istanbul Governor responded
[01:09:12] to Özel, claiming that the decision in question was normal.
[01:09:16] In his response, he used election phrases such as
[01:09:19] "your people read Gültekin's G as 6, Ziya's Z as 2."
[01:09:23] The response to the Istanbul Governor came from the New Party Group Deputy Chairman Murat
[01:09:26] Emir. "Why does he explain the allegations
[01:09:30] in the elections as if it's his duty,
[01:09:34] like a party?" "Sir, what do you care
[01:09:37] about Gülten's G, Z's Z, whatever?"
[01:09:41] "I will talk, the AK Party member will talk. What does it matter to the honorable governor?
[01:09:44] Why does he know these things? Because he is partisan."
[01:09:48] Emir also asked why the Istanbul Governor sent two different letters to the distribution points
[01:09:52] with a four-day interval. "Your letter before the second election
[01:09:55] said that a municipality without a group cannot enter.
[01:09:58] When the new party formed a group, you sent a letter saying
[01:10:02] that no one except council members can enter. How will you explain this contradiction,
[01:10:06] this difference? Do you have an answer to this?
[01:10:09] A day will come, times will change, the saw will turn.
[01:10:34] The written statement emphasized the demand for concrete legal
[01:10:38] and political regulations. Both the HDP
[01:10:41] and the Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahçeli had stated that
[01:10:44] Öcalan was expecting a status. This issue also came up yesterday.
[01:10:48] A two-story house of 250 square meters
[01:10:51] with a garden and so on, an area where concrete was poured
[01:10:54] for him to exercise, was mentioned.
[01:10:58] It was also emphasized that he did not want to move there
[01:11:02] without a status being granted. So we are talking about that status.
[01:11:05] Will this status be provided? The eyes will be on
[01:11:08] the second meeting of the monitoring and evaluation board. The statement
[01:11:28] also included that the responsibilities of the process
[01:11:31] should be fulfilled without delay. it was emphasized.
[01:11:34] The visit on September 13th
[01:11:39] was the first meeting after both the framework law was generally accepted
[01:11:42] and the SDF announced its dissolution.
[01:11:46] In the written statement made by the delegation, it was stated that "the developments in the region
[01:11:49] clearly show that the process operates on sensitive balances
[01:11:52] and these directly affect the process."
[01:11:56] The members of the İmralı delegation had previously stated
[01:11:59] that Öcalan wanted a status
[01:12:03] and that Öcalan should serve in one of the sub-commissions
[01:12:06] to be formed by the monitoring and evaluation board.
[01:12:10] Finally, MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli also confirmed
[01:12:14] that a residence was built for Öcalan
[01:12:17] on İmralı Island, but stated that Öcalan had not moved
[01:12:20] He explained the reason by saying
[01:12:23] "Öcalan wants a status." "If you don't give him a status,
[01:12:27] I won't move in here,"
[01:12:29] says a terrorist.
[01:12:34] Friends, how can there be no negotiation?
[01:12:36] So a negotiation table
[01:12:39] has been set up. Can such
[01:12:43] an outrage happen?
[01:12:45] So, will Öcalan be given the status he seeks?
[01:12:49] In the last meeting to be held in İmralı, this expectation
[01:12:52] was expressed once again.
[01:12:56] In the statement bearing İmralı's signature, it was stated, "My aim is the realization
[01:13:00] of peace and politicization. Peace corresponds to laying
[01:13:03] down arms, and politicization corresponds
[01:13:07] to democratic politics and a democratic society. Turkey has a historical
[01:13:10] opportunity."
[01:13:12] it was said.
[01:13:16] Ladies and gentlemen, after quickly conveying the current developments,
[01:13:20] let's quickly take a look at the headlines of the Turkish Press.
[01:13:24] First, let's start with this.
[01:13:29] In the news on the page, Elif Balıkçı, the mother of 11-year-old Büşra, who disappeared in Sivas Divriği,
[01:13:33] changed her statement, saying that her father
[01:13:37] killed her and left her in the area above the tents.
[01:13:40] Truly horrific developments, we are receiving
[01:13:44] terrible news regarding this issue. As you know, the mother
[01:13:47] initially stated that the child was sold, and two people came
[01:13:51] and took her from the tent. In her new statement,
[01:13:55] she says that Büşra was killed by her father
[01:13:58] and buried or left in the area above the tents.
[01:14:02] She states this. It's truly horrifying,
[01:14:06] these details are unbelievable. We see the headline
[01:14:09] "Red Sparrow Alarm at NATO" in Akşam Gazetesi. A Spanish officer
[01:14:12] stationed at the NATO base in the UK was dismissed on the allegation
[01:14:15] that the woman he met on the dating app Tinder was a Russian agent.
[01:14:18] This is called a honey trap, as you know, dear viewers,
[01:14:21] for such spy traps. Previously, Russian intelligence
[01:14:25] had carried out similar operations,
[01:14:29] and these were also reflected in the press. We have conveyed this to you,
[01:14:32] ladies and gentlemen. Let's also take a quick look
[01:14:35] at Milliyet Newspaper, ladies and gentlemen. Milliyet Newspaper
[01:14:38] has headlined its front page "The Cost of Wars."
[01:14:42] "The wars around us are also affecting the Turkish economy. Due to the Hormuz crisis,
[01:14:46] our energy imports are close to 100 billion dollars. Due to attacks on ships in the Black Sea,
[01:14:49] exports to Russia have decreased by 50%," says Milliyet Newspaper today
[01:14:52] in its front-page headline. Nefes Newspaper
[01:14:56] has headlined its front-page story "A Lifetime
[01:15:00] in Line for 185 TL." We also see the news
[01:15:03] of the security measures taken with the headline "Maraş Measures in Schools."
[01:15:06] Nefes Newspaper states on its front page today
[01:15:10] that contract teachers in many cities in Turkey
[01:15:13] lined up in front of national education directorates to get 185 liras per hour.
[01:15:17] And finally, in Karar
[01:15:19] newspaper,
[01:15:22] I apologize, I got a bit confused for a day.
[01:15:25] Dear viewers, with the headline "The Bill of the Record Hike Falls on the Public,"
[01:15:28] the 6.62 lira increase yesterday,
[01:15:32] which raised the diesel price above 97 liras,
[01:15:36] is being covered today with the headline "The Bill of the Record Hike
[01:15:39] Falls on the Public" in its front-page news.
[01:15:43] Dear viewers, we also conveyed to you yesterday
[01:15:46] that the issue of Europe's silence or very late reaction
[01:15:50] to many issues regarding illegalities
[01:15:53] and threats
[01:15:56] to democracy in the country
[01:15:59] is also on the agenda since the weekend. I would like to draw your attention
[01:16:02] to its very quick reaction to this issue. Of course,
[01:16:06] the "My Family is Safe" operation against LGBTI+
[01:16:09] associations, as you know, was carried out in 15 different cities,
[01:16:13] and many people were detained on charges of obscenity, forming an organization,
[01:16:16] and prostitution. In İzmir,
[01:16:19] 16 out of 18 people who were referred to the courthouse within this framework
[01:16:23] were arrested. A judicial control order
[01:16:26] was given.
[01:16:31] An operation called "My Family is Safe" was carried out.
[01:16:35] LGBTI+ associations were raided.
[01:16:38] Many people were detained. In İzmir,
[01:16:41] 16 out of 18 people were arrested.
[01:16:45] Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced the operation.
[01:16:49] An operation was launched in 15 provinces under the name "My Family is Safe."
[01:16:52] Judicial proceedings were initiated against 162
[01:16:56] people, 9 associations, and 13 businesses. Dozens of people were detained.
[01:16:59] Many social media accounts were also blocked
[01:17:02] as part of the operation.
[01:17:05] Among the accusations were forming an organization, aiding in prostitution or
[01:17:09] providing a place for it, producing and disseminating obscene content, and
[01:17:12] exposing children to this content. It was alleged that businesses provided
[01:17:16] environments for these activities. It was claimed.
[01:17:18] Kaos GL, positive life,
[01:17:22] Positive. The social
[01:17:25] policies, gender identity and sexual orientation studies association was
[01:17:29] also among the raided addresses. According to Akıngürlek,
[01:17:32] in Istanbul, an investigation into 6 LGBTI associations
[01:17:35] examined financial support received from abroad within the scope of civil
[01:17:39] society activities. The MASAK report
[01:17:42] detailed the funds associations received from foreign
[01:17:46] individuals, foundations, organizations, embassies, and public
[01:17:49] institutions.
[01:17:52] In Izmir, arrest warrants were issued for 24 people. 18 people
[01:17:55] were arrested. 16 people were remanded by the court
[01:17:58] they appeared before. It was stated that there were arrest warrants for 6 people. 2 people
[01:18:02] were released under judicial control. The prosecutor's office appealed this decision.
[01:18:06] "Dear viewers, a few days
[01:18:10] ago, to be precise, one of the world's leading artificial intelligence
[01:18:13] companies, Atropic, published a report
[01:18:17] regarding artificial intelligence, and this news
[01:18:20] literally dropped like a bomb on the world agenda. For the
[01:18:23] past few days, this topic has been discussed
[01:18:27] everywhere in the world, from Japan to China, Russia,
[01:18:30] It is debated, discussed with disaster
[01:18:34] scenarios. First of all, let's underline that." Why is it discussed like this? It's not
[01:18:38] unfair either, because those who discuss it, because some
[01:18:42] information in the report, especially the statements made by
[01:18:45] Atropic's CEO, Dario Amodei, fueled people's
[01:18:49] fears about artificial intelligence quite a bit.
[01:18:53] You know, we have a sci-fi
[01:18:56] movie we've watched since childhood, the Terminator
[01:18:59] movie, where an artificial intelligence named Skynet
[01:19:03] goes out of control and tries
[01:19:07] to destroy humanity. The entire film
[01:19:10] series and TV shows were made about this,
[01:19:13] about the war between artificial intelligence and humans.
[01:19:17] So, we are talking about
[01:19:20] a fear that has settled into the subconscious of several generations. There is
[01:19:24] a situation that fuels and supports that fear. What did Dario
[01:19:27] Amodei say? Let's quickly convey them to you. He says there is
[01:19:31] a risk of losing control of artificial intelligence, its misuse for cyber attacks
[01:19:35] and bioterrorism, and causing significant
[01:19:38] economic disruptions. In his statement, he says, "Stop
[01:19:42] us." Of course, let's first remind you that Amodei
[01:19:45] proposes a three-stage plan for the control of artificial intelligence:
[01:19:48] governments should be involved in the oversight process as a third
[01:19:52] party, and coordination should be ensured at a global
[01:19:55] level across the sector. He says, because artificial intelligence is now
[01:19:59] reproducing itself, accelerating its own evolution, developing
[01:20:02] independently of human need, and this situation, he says, is not
[01:20:06] only in our anthropic but seen throughout the sector. There
[01:20:09] are very different AI studies, some we know, and some we don't.
[01:20:13] He says the same situation is seen in them, and he says
[01:20:17] that in the coming days, in the coming times, people may
[01:20:20] no longer have the capacity to understand and control these systems.
[01:20:23] Artificial intelligence can surpass this, it can exceed it, it creates
[01:20:27] its own language, he says, and we will not understand the language,
[01:20:31] because he says, even today there is a danger. There are cyber attacks by artificial
[01:20:34] intelligence agents that are outside of command, they take over sites.
[01:20:40] It took over a site known as Wikipedia and for weeks
[01:20:44] it published by itself, even discussed
[01:20:47] how to hide from humans. More capable
[01:20:50] agents, which are small programs sent
[01:20:53] by artificial intelligence, can cause catastrophic
[01:20:57] economic damage, says Atropic's CEO. He continues:
[01:21:00] We need to progress in a balanced and controlled manner.
[01:21:04] The involvement of third-party evaluators, governments, NGOs,
[01:21:07] and an international board to be established on this
[01:21:10] matter is absolutely necessary, and for this, international
[01:21:14] regulations are needed. He says national regulations are no longer sufficient.
[01:21:17] Companies, he says, should voluntarily work
[01:21:21] together to set standards, and an agreement
[01:21:24] on artificial intelligence is needed between governments.
[01:21:27] Now, while these statements have already created enough
[01:21:31] trouble, this time, a statement came from China, which is defined
[01:21:35] as out of control
[01:21:37] regarding artificial intelligence, and where international regulations
[01:21:41] are unknown. China's intelligence chief
[01:21:44] warned, sir. In his statement, the intelligence chief made public
[01:21:48] ...
[01:21:50] This was the most detailed statement about the threats that artificial intelligence
[01:21:53] could pose, coming from the head of China's Intelligence
[01:21:57] Agency. He said it threatens national security. He said it can manipulate
[01:21:59] üreterek enformasyon yaparak kamuoyunu
[01:22:03] manipüle edebilir dedi. Eee devam etti
[01:22:06] açıklamalarına. ki efendim yapay eee
[01:22:08] sahte görüntü, video ve haber
[01:22:12] üreterek halkın devlete olan güvenini sarsabilir,
[01:22:16] toplumsal huzursuzluk çıkartarak mevcut düzeni tehdit
[01:22:19] edebilir, siber saldırıların maliyeti artık yapay
[01:22:22] zekanın ajanları sayesinde, kendi ürettiği minik programlar
[01:22:25] sayesinde inanılmaz derecede düştü, eskiden onlarca insana
[01:22:29] ve onlarca bilgisayara ihtiyaç varken artık buna ihtiyaç duymadan
[01:22:32] yapıyor siber saldırıları diyor, yani elektrik,
[01:22:36] telekomünikasyon. "su şebekeleri,
[01:22:39] bankalar, güvenlik eee yapıları, bunlar gibi çok
[01:22:42] kritik altyapılara yönelik saldırılarda artık çok
[01:22:45] daha ucuz ve kolay biçimde hareket
[01:22:48] people, what could happen,
[01:22:52] he says, think about it, he says, it's not enough, public personnel, military
[01:22:56] personnel, when they use foreign artificial intelligence tools,
[01:22:59] they give away very critical information to them, he says, this is
[01:23:02] also important and
[01:23:05] uh, now," here there is an important point, dear
[01:23:09] viewers, among the information
[01:23:12] conveyed by China,
[01:23:15] there is a great risk. Artificial intelligence, he says, is no
[01:23:18] longer just a helper
[01:23:20] in the field of war, but has also become
[01:23:24] a decisive actor. This is very important. The Chinese intelligence
[01:23:28] chief also states that a comprehensive security barrier must be established
[01:23:31] against AI threats and that algorithms for civil and military
[01:23:35] AI applications must be strictly monitored. He says there is a need
[01:23:38] for an early warning platform that will detect
[01:23:41] AI-driven risks in advance. Look, regarding this issue, yesterday,
[01:23:45] Trump said he supports it, but US Vice President JD Vance
[01:23:49] viewed all these statements with
[01:23:51] some suspicion. "The fact that leading companies in the field of artificial
[01:23:55] intelligence constantly come to Washington and demand to be subjected
[01:23:58] to regulation is strange. This situation reminds me a bit of the Trojan
[01:24:02] horse," he says. "If those who built the horse constantly
[01:24:05] ask you to narrow the door, it's worth checking who can
[01:24:08] already pass through that door." Why do companies say "stop
[01:24:12] it"? First of all, there's a public perception that something very
[01:24:16] bad has happened, that there's a threat much further ahead than we
[01:24:20] predicted, and they're not telling us, so they say "let's shut it down,"
[01:24:23] but this is a bit of a conspiracy theory. In more grounded theories
[01:24:27] e
[01:24:30] and explanations, we see that artificial intelligence, as
[01:24:33] we just said, is now reproducing itself, meaning
[01:24:36] this is a first in human history: a technology can create
[01:24:40] new technology without human involvement. Therefore, human
[01:24:43] control is essential. It no longer needs humans to develop. On
[01:24:46] the other hand, it has a massive energy need.
[01:24:50] Private sector cannot meet this alone. Therefore, this is also
[01:24:54] presented as a reason for the demand to involve governments.
[01:24:57] So, it's not about ethics, morality, or humanity
[01:25:01] at all, it's purely for cost reduction, some say. But on the
[01:25:04] other hand, there are also those who say this: a lot
[01:25:07] of news was made about this
[01:25:11] intelligence companies exploited open
[01:25:14] sources as much as possible. Not only
[01:25:17] that, but they bought tens of thousands of books from
[01:25:20] second-hand booksellers, scanned them into AI, and then destroyed
[01:25:24] them. This was also a very serious debate a few weeks ago.
[01:25:28] Now, it has developed enough, it can develop itself, and it wants
[01:25:31] to close the way for new ones. Now, but there is a very important question
[01:25:34] we, as ordinary people, need to ask: what will be the ethical dimension,
[01:25:38] what will be the moral dimension, what will be the oversight dimension, what
[01:25:42] will be the control dimension? But our main question is this, sir,
[01:25:45] can the future of humanity be left to the decisions of CEOs
[01:25:48] or managers whose actions we don't know? Look, regarding
[01:25:52] this issue, Deniz Ülke Kaynak, Professor Doctor
[01:25:56] at Dünya Newspaper, wrote an article titled "Artificial Intelligence as a Security
[01:26:00] Problem." He says, "The issue of artificial intelligence has gripped the world
[01:26:03] since last week." He says, "The fear we feel is about what it can
[01:26:07] do, not what it has done so far. The statements that technology
[01:26:10] optimists have championed for years, that it will solve
[01:26:14] humanity's unresolved problems, find cures for diseases, and
[01:26:17] make human civilization leap forward, suddenly became invisible,
[01:26:21] and the phrase 'artificial intelligence will kill us all' was engraved
[01:26:24] into our brains. Why will it kill, how will it kill, with what tool will
[01:26:28] it kill? For now, we don't know, but we are more or less certain
[01:26:31] that we created a similar potential killer in movies," he says.
[01:26:34] He conveys this public perception. "Artificial
[01:26:37] intelligence apparently is a psychopath, it seems to have structured its entire existence
[01:26:41] around destroying us. The kind of people who brought it here these
[01:26:44] days, as we just highlighted, are actually obvious.
[01:26:48] So, were we surprised? No, he says, it's clear
[01:26:52] there's a problem, but in my opinion, there's also a question: why
[01:26:55] and how did the discourse on artificial intelligence so
[01:26:59] rapidly turn into a security language?" he says. So, there's
[01:27:02] a problem, and to mobilize humanity here, I'll add a side note,
[01:27:06] if you'll excuse me. It's easy
[01:27:09] to formulate sentences that appeal to people's paranoia and fears,
[01:27:12] using the security aspect and that underlying fear of artificial
[01:27:15] intelligence from films and science fiction, which has persisted
[01:27:19] for several generations. This is a very good
[01:27:22] instrument, a very good area, creating an important field that can
[01:27:26] be cultivated well. Let's say that. Why did it turn into
[01:27:30] a security language? It's a topic that wasn't discussed in a security-focused
[01:27:33] way before. What happened for it to turn into a monster
[01:27:36] that we nurtured with our own hands and expect to kill
[01:27:40] all humans?" he asks in a part of the article in Dünya Gazetesi.
[01:27:43] I recommend you read the entire article, dear viewers, it's an important
[01:27:47] and well-written article. In fact, read all the articles
[01:27:50] written on this topic these days, because for some reason, nobody
[01:27:54] is paying enough attention to this issue, discussing
[01:27:57] it. Yet, we all need to discuss it, as individuals, as civil society
[01:28:00] organizations, as the press, and our government needs to discuss
[01:28:04] this issue. Because in our country too, these automation
[01:28:08] processes, computerized processes with interconnected network
[01:28:12] systems, the country is quite intertwined. These are very critical
[01:28:15] in our critical sectors. Banking, electricity
[01:28:19] are very important points. Therefore, we also
[01:28:22] need to discuss, talk, and as citizens, be informed.
[01:28:26] Let's put a period to this topic, sir, and
[01:28:30] let's go to schools, sir, because in schools.
[01:28:33] "The bells rang, teachers, students
[01:28:35] started their first
[01:28:38] day of work yesterday at 10, and finished at 3 PM, which was done
[01:28:42] to ease traffic. Today, it will start at its normal time. Let's take
[01:28:45] a look.
[01:28:50] I wish myself success in the new academic year.
[01:28:54] I'm so happy school has started, they can read more books.
[01:28:57] After a long time, alarms were set early.
[01:29:01] Children on their way to school." Traffic increased. We're very excited, my child
[01:29:05] is also very excited. We arrived very early, couldn't sleep. This year,
[01:29:08] what was different was that students' bags were scanned one by one with a detector.
[01:29:12] The Ministry of Education hired 31 yard guards for 60,000 schools. There are also
[01:29:16] temporary contracted security guards. Education Union said
[01:29:19] that not even one security guard was assigned per two schools. Some
[01:29:23] schools installed turnstiles at their gates themselves, and in some
[01:29:26] places, there was police. School security cannot
[01:29:29] be left to parents' ability to pay, to turnstile
[01:29:33] companies, or to a few months' projects.
[01:29:35] Families remained outside the school. Security was the first issue.
[01:29:39] So, it should be continuous, it's something necessary for us, for teachers,
[01:29:43] for all of us, security. I don't think it's enough.
[01:29:47] It shouldn't be just for the first day, according to data, 17 million
[01:29:51] students started school, but we don't know how many couldn't
[01:29:54] go yet. Last year, the number of students who should have been in school
[01:29:57] but weren't was 632. There's one common thing, everyone grew
[01:30:01] up a bit. It won't be like 4th grade anymore. Report cards won't be like
[01:30:05] that, grades will be given. It's actually like normal classes, just with
[01:30:08] a bit more lessons and slightly harder lessons.
[01:30:11] There won't be much laughter. Children are burdened by lessons,
[01:30:15] mothers by financial burdens. It's very expensive, I could only
[01:30:19] buy half, the other half is still there. I left many other things for later,
[01:30:22] as I said. Despite everything, dreams remain. I want to be an
[01:30:26] art teacher, I want to be an IT specialist. In the future, I want to be a pediatrician
[01:30:29] and a writer. While the government boasts that
[01:30:33] the economy is growing, it refuses to provide one free meal.
[01:30:36] However, the IBB, despite having a smaller budget, allocated
[01:30:40] 8.7 billion TL in support for education. We allocated
[01:30:43] 1 billion 800 million
[01:30:46] liras solely for school
[01:30:49] meal support. We will provide
[01:30:52] stationery and educational support worth a total of 125
[01:30:55] million liras to 50,000 students. Transportation
[01:30:59] support was also announced. Between September 21st and
[01:31:03] October 17th, our students will be able
[01:31:05] to purchase their first monthly subscriptions for
[01:31:09] 1 TL, 1 lira. We will continue to expand
[01:31:12] this great solidarity initiated by our President
[01:31:16] Ekrem in 2019, regardless of
[01:31:19] the conditions. It has soup,
[01:31:22] rice, meat, and water. The cost of
[01:31:25] this meal is 87. After the election,
[01:31:29] as a new party, we promise. "We will
[01:31:33] provide this meal.
[01:31:36] Dear viewers, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan went to Syria.
[01:31:39] He held a meeting with the Syrian Foreign
[01:31:42] Minister there. Hakan Fidan also announced
[01:31:46] in his statement that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan would
[01:31:49] also pay a visit to Syria
[01:31:51] soon.
[01:31:56] Syria-Turkey relations have gained incredible momentum
[01:32:00] in the last two years. In Syria,
[01:32:04] Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Hasan Shehbani
[01:32:07] welcomed him at Damascus Airport.
[01:32:11] The two ministers were in front of the cameras for a joint
[01:32:15] press conference after the meeting. Erdoğan is also planned
[01:32:18] to visit Syria. Our President is planning
[01:32:21] a visit to Syria in the near future, God willing. He has
[01:32:25] been wanting this visit for a very long time, and we are trying
[01:32:29] to create the conditions for it.
[01:32:32] He also touched upon the issue. Of course, we support all steps
[01:32:36] in this regard. We hope that the integration process
[01:32:40] will also conclude in the best way possible. Minister Fidan
[01:32:43] also reacted to Israel. He stated that these policies are an obstacle
[01:32:47] to positive progress in the fight against terrorism. He used the expression,
[01:32:50] "The international community must turn Israel back from this wrong
[01:32:53] path."
[01:32:57] Shehbani also stated that the final stage has been reached
[01:33:00] for the reopening of the Syrian Embassy in Ankara.
[01:33:04] He said that the reopening of the embassy would be an important
[01:33:07] step for relations between the two countries.
[01:33:10] Foreign Minister Hakan
[01:33:13] Fidan then met with Syrian President Ahmet Sharah.
[01:33:17] Speaking of Syria,
[01:33:18] dear viewers,
[01:33:22] the civil war that lasted for years in Syria severely
[01:33:25] damaged the economy. It not only damaged the functioning
[01:33:28] of the economy but also caused great damage to the infrastructure.
[01:33:33] Not only that, but the resources, companies, and factories
[01:33:36] of Syria's very large industrial cities, especially Aleppo,
[01:33:39] were looted. The new administration came to power after the revolution,
[01:33:43] under President Ahmet Eshara, but the efforts of that administration
[01:33:46] have not yet been enough to improve the economic situation.
[01:33:49] Moreover, as you know, Syria is an oil-producing country,
[01:33:53] an oil-rich country. Despite being oil-rich, enormous
[01:33:56] price increases were made for gasoline and diesel. These enormous
[01:34:00] price increases further plunged the Syrian
[01:34:04] people, who were already in serious economic trouble,
[01:34:07] into more trouble. And therefore,
[01:34:10] following these price increases, various
[01:34:14] places in Syria.
[01:34:24] The 40% increase in gasoline and diesel prices in Syria
[01:34:28] brought people to the streets.
[01:34:32] Protests against fuel price hikes concentrated
[01:34:35] in the north and east of the country. Demonstrations erupted
[01:34:38] in many cities from Raqqa to Deir ez-Zor, from Hasaka
[01:34:42] to Tabqa. They quickly spread across the country.
[01:34:47] In Syria, where a large part of the population already
[01:34:51] lives in difficult economic conditions, protestors demanded the reversal
[01:34:55] of price hikes and the resignation of the energy minister. Many
[01:34:58] drivers working in public transport
[01:35:00] turned off their engines in protest.
[01:35:07] In some cities, protestors tried to block traffic by setting
[01:35:11] up barricades and burning tires. In some places where
[01:35:15] transportation came to a halt, clashes and
[01:35:17] even skirmishes occurred between protestors
[01:35:21] and security forces.
[01:35:21] The Damascus administration
[01:35:27] tried to calm the situation by claiming that the price
[01:35:30] increases were temporary. The Ministry of Energy cited
[01:35:34] tensions in the Middle East as the reason for increased
[01:35:37] fuel prices and difficulties in supply.
[01:35:41] It was stated that the two-month maintenance of the refinery in Banyas
[01:35:45] also led to a decrease in fuel supply for the domestic
[01:35:48] market and additional imports. Syria imports approximately
[01:35:52] 60% of the fuel it consumes, as due to infrastructure deficiencies,
[01:35:56] not all of the crude oil extracted in the country can be
[01:35:59] refined into products.
[01:36:02] Sir, we have conveyed the newspaper headlines from our national
[01:36:05] press in two parts, but let's quickly give you the headlines
[01:36:09] from the newspapers published by our journalist
[01:36:12] friends, our colleagues, who work diligently
[01:36:15] across Turkey. You saw them all together. First,
[01:36:19] we start with the 5 Ocak newspaper from Adana. Let's convey
[01:36:22] the headline "Will the Sleeping Giant Wake Up?", but there's a good
[01:36:26] news item we picked from there that concerns all of us very closely.
[01:36:30] One of the most important cultural events,
[01:36:33] the Altınkoza festival. The newspaper reports
[01:36:37] that 63 short films will compete for the Altınkoza awards this year,
[01:36:41] and details in which categories the festival competitions will be held.
[01:36:46] The newspaper states that a total of 63 short films
[01:36:49] in four main categories will compete for the Golden Cocoon awards.
[01:36:53] The Diyarbakır Tigris Newspaper's headline
[01:36:56] features a statement from Selçuk Mızraklı, the former
[01:37:00] co-mayor of Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality, who returned to Diyarbakır
[01:37:04] after being released following 7 years of imprisonment.
[01:37:07] The headline reads: "A Message of Democracy and Law from Mızraklı
[01:37:10] 7 Years Later," reported by Tigris News. Mızraklı evaluated the period
[01:37:14] since his removal from office and imprisonment, stating, "If there
[01:37:17] is a usurpation of will somewhere, it is not possible to talk
[01:37:21] about democracy." These words are highlighted
[01:37:24] in the news report of Tigris Newspaper.
[01:37:27] Sir, the Güneydoğu Ekspres newspaper
[01:37:31] is also on your screens. It reported
[01:37:34] on Amedspor's match. We see the headline
[01:37:37] "Amedspor, the New Nevroz of the Kurds" at the top.
[01:37:40] Just below it, let's also share the headline "Amedspor
[01:37:44] Made History." What does it say under the headline "The New
[01:37:47] Nevroz of the Kurds?" "The final whistle of a football match blows. Amedspor
[01:37:51] has won. People in Diyarbakır go out into the streets. Halay
[01:37:54] starts, zılgıts rise. Car horns blend together.
[01:37:57] Phones don't stop ringing. Within minutes, similar
[01:38:01] images start coming from other cities, other countries. From
[01:38:04] Van, Mardin, Oman, Istanbul,
[01:38:07] crowds," it continues, and we also see the headline
[01:38:11] "Every Team's Nightmare" viewers. Trabzon Günebakış newspaper.
[01:38:16] The news we selected from there is titled "Trabzon's Job Report"
[01:38:19] in the newspaper. It says İŞKUR revealed Trabzon's unemployment
[01:38:23] reality with figures. In one month,
[01:38:26] in 8 months, 10,769 people were employed, while
[01:38:30] 7,312 people applied for unemployment
[01:38:33] benefits. These are those who have the right to apply, and
[01:38:37] there are those who don't. The data for the 2026
[01:38:40] period revealed two different faces of the labor market in Trabzon
[01:38:44] city. In the first 8 months of the year, 10,709
[01:38:48] people were employed by İŞKUR, while
[01:38:51] by the end of July, 7,312 people applied for unemployment
[01:38:53] benefits. Trabzon ranked first among the regional provinces
[01:38:57] compared in both employment figures and unemployment
[01:39:00] benefit applications, sir. Finally, let's take a look
[01:39:03] at our Zümrüt Rize newspaper. The main headline there
[01:39:07] reads: "Erdoğan: We always came to Rize with full hands."
[01:39:10] We see Chairman Yılmaz's visit to Katmel and
[01:39:14] other articles by columnists below.
[01:39:17] As you know, we were the first to report that President
[01:39:20] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's Eastern Black Sea tour, which began
[01:39:24] on September 10, started in Rize. There,
[01:39:28] he also announced investments in some areas.
[01:39:31] This statement, that speech, is conveyed with the headline
[01:39:34] "We always came with full hands," on the first page of the newspaper,
[01:39:38] dear viewers. Now, there's an issue that British
[01:39:41] citizens are discussing these days, dear viewers.
[01:39:44] It might sound strange to you when you hear it, but the question
[01:39:48] they're asking is: Is Britain breaking up? Hearing such a question
[01:39:51] from somewhere else is truly striking for us as well. Why?
[01:39:55] Because it is thought that the United Kingdom, consisting
[01:39:58] and Scotland, will become history. because the leaders
[01:40:02] of the three countries met yesterday and said, "We are not treated equally, enough is
[01:40:06] enough," and opened the door to separation, saying
[01:40:09] they want to determine their own destiny from now on. Thus,
[01:40:12] they effectively planted a dynamite under Westminster, that
[01:40:16] is, the United
[01:40:18] Kingdom. Let's see.
[01:40:23] The three countries that make up the United Kingdom with England.
[01:40:57] They resigned from their regional prime minister positions and attended the meeting as
[01:41:01] leaders of separatist parties.
[01:41:03] The meeting coincided
[01:41:07] with a period when separatist parties were in power in all
[01:41:11] three of these countries for the first time in history. They were accompanied
[01:41:15] by Mary Lou McDonald, the leader of Sinn Féin,
[01:41:18] the Nationalist Party of the Republic
[01:41:20] of Ireland.
[01:41:23] The leaders signed a joint memorandum. Their messages
[01:41:27] were shocking for the United Kingdom. It was stated that
[01:41:30] the Kingdom no longer works for the benefit of the entire country.
[01:41:34] Emphasis was placed on the right of self-determination of the peoples
[01:41:37] forming the Kingdom. The statements "We have the right to a referendum. No
[01:41:41] English Prime Minister can stop
[01:41:43] change" were used.
[01:41:47] There is a need for renewal. Leaders who stated that the status quo
[01:41:50] is no longer sustainable called for comprehensive constitutional
[01:41:53] changes. If all the demands in the memorandum are implemented,
[01:41:57] the United Kingdom will effectively disintegrate. Because if Scotland,
[01:42:01] Wales, and Northern Ireland leave, only England
[01:42:04] will remain in the
[01:42:06] Kingdom.
[01:42:11] The first message from London was measured.
[01:42:14] The office made a statement on behalf of the new British Prime Minister,
[01:42:18] Andy Burnham. The statement said that Prime Minister Burnham
[01:42:21] is determined to work for all four countries
[01:42:25] and believes in strong unity, not separation.
[01:42:31] Sir, there is a campaign in Turkey
[01:42:34] where you pay 2.5 and get one for phones, and pay 3 and get one
[01:42:37] for cars, as you know. While you pay the price of 3 cars
[01:42:40] and get one car, you pay approximately the price of 2.5
[01:42:44] to 2.3 iPhones for the recently released iPhone
[01:42:48] Duo model and own an iPhone. What do we
[01:42:52] mean by this? This new foldable iPhone model, the Duo,
[01:42:55] is sold in America
[01:42:58] for around 1999, let's say 2,000
[01:43:02] dollars. When we look at the current exchange rate,
[01:43:06] it comes to around 97,000-98,000 liras. However, we
[01:43:09] reported its selling price in Turkey yesterday, it is
[01:43:13] expected to be 230,000 liras. That is, there is
[01:43:16] a price difference of close to 2.5 to 2.3 times.
[01:43:20] Since the price is so high, it has become difficult to buy.
[01:43:24] And you won't believe it, but before the product even arrived at
[01:43:27] technology stores, before it hit the shelves, rental campaigns
[01:43:31] were launched.
[01:43:37] I mean, what can we buy so that there's room for an iPhone? I mean,
[01:43:40] we're talking about 230,000 liras, and we're
[01:43:44] going to give this for a phone. We can't even pay our
[01:43:47] rents properly, we can't pay our bills. Apple introduced
[01:43:50] its new phone models. Turkey is one of the countries
[01:43:54] where the new models are sold at the most expensive prices.
[01:43:57] The foldable iPhone Duo will be sold in the US
[01:44:01] for 1999 dollars, which is approximately
[01:44:04] 97,000 liras. The starting price of the product in Turkey
[01:44:08] is expected to be around
[01:44:10] 230,000 liras. 230,000 liras is too
[01:44:14] much. I mean, 16-15 is normal, but the Duo is very
[01:44:17] expensive. I mean, we can't afford these with the minimum
[01:44:21] wage. I think it's unnecessarily expensive because the starting
[01:44:24] price in the US is 1199 dollars.
[01:44:28] The price of the iPhone 18 Pro, which is approximately 54,000
[01:44:32] liras, is 138,000 in Turkey. The reason for this huge price difference
[01:44:36] is the taxes in Turkey. Someone needs to put a stop to this nonsense because
[01:44:39] we buy one phone for ourselves and one for the state.
[01:44:42] We can't buy it anyway. We are currently unemployed and looking for
[01:44:46] a job. We are looking for a job, it's impossible. When the price is
[01:44:49] so high, it becomes difficult to buy. Renting is also emerging
[01:44:53] as an option. I wouldn't buy it or rent it.
[01:44:56] Why would I rent it? I mean, we rent everything. Let's not live
[01:44:59] in this country at all. Let's just rent everything. If I bought
[01:45:03] it, I would be putting myself
[01:45:06] in a difficult position. I can't buy this. My father bought it for me.
[01:45:10] I'm also renting a house. So, we can't do it. It's a very difficult thing for young people,
[01:45:14] you know.
[01:45:18] Sir, the leaders of the BRICS countries last week
[01:45:21] gathered to discuss very serious issues such as wars, conflicts,
[01:45:25] migration, climate change, and economic problems.
[01:45:29] Serious discussions and debates were taking place in the hall,
[01:45:32] but there was a gesture by a diplomat at that meeting
[01:45:36] that was both surprising and amusing.
[01:45:40] He had certain behaviors, let's bring them to
[01:45:42] your screens.
[01:45:51] He kept putting dried nuts into his mouth one by one without stopping.
[01:45:54] He couldn't control his appetite at all. The Indian diplomat's
[01:45:57] love for dried nuts, whose mouth was never idle, became
[01:46:01] a joke on social
[01:46:02] media.
[01:46:06] Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa. The leaders
[01:46:10] of the 1x community, which consists of the initial letters of the five
[01:46:14] founding member countries, met in New Delhi, the capital of India,
[01:46:17] last week. At the summit, calls were made to prevent conflicts in the
[01:46:21] world and return to diplomacy. But what was most remembered
[01:46:24] from this very important meeting was not diplomacy, but
[01:46:28] a diplomat's image.
[01:46:30] Randeep Jaiswal, the official spokesperson for the Indian Ministry
[01:46:34] of Foreign Affairs, was sitting behind Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian
[01:46:38] and Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi in a session. What Pezeshkian
[01:46:42] said about the war with the US, which the whole world was listening
[01:46:45] to with attention and seriousness, seemed to be of little concern to Jaiswal.
[01:46:49] He was more busy grabbing the dried nuts in the jars
[01:46:51] in front of him.
[01:46:55] This strange behavior of the Indian diplomat must have attracted
[01:46:58] the attention of others, as a mysterious hand that entered
[01:47:02] the frame for a moment grabbed the jar in front of Jaiswal. Jaiswal,
[01:47:06] who could not be stopped by this external intervention, continued his snack feast
[01:47:11] without compromising. Dear viewers, it was among our top agenda
[01:47:15] items yesterday. There was an accident on the Eyüp Sultan
[01:47:18] Northern Marmara Motorway where one person died, two people died,
[01:47:21] and eight people were injured, one seriously. And the images
[01:47:24] of the accident emerged.
[01:47:30] Due to the rain, the driver lost control of the
[01:47:33] steering wheel on the slippery road. The bus, which crashed into
[01:47:37] the barriers at the toll booths, caught fire. Two passengers
[01:47:40] on the burning bus
[01:47:45] lost their lives. The accident occurred on the Eyüp Sultan Northern
[01:47:48] Marmara Motorway at the Işıklar location. The driver of the passenger
[01:47:51] bus, which was on its way from Diyarbakır to Istanbul, lost
[01:47:54] control of the steering wheel on the slippery road due to the
[01:47:57] rain. It crashed into the barriers
[01:47:59] at the Işıklar toll booths. The bus
[01:48:03] suddenly caught fire. The flames quickly grew and engulfed
[01:48:06] the entire vehicle. Upon notification, health, police, gendarmerie,
[01:48:10] and fire teams were dispatched to the scene. The fire teams
[01:48:13] started working to extinguish the fire. "As soon as the bus started
[01:48:17] to burn, I pulled over my car, turned on my hazard lights, and ran."
[01:48:21] The fire was extinguished by the teams. Two people died in the accident,
[01:48:24] and eight people were injured, one seriously. The injured were taken
[01:48:28] to nearby hospitals by ambulances. An investigation into the accident
[01:48:31] has been launched. "We tried to break the windows with picks, but we couldn't.
[01:48:34] We managed to save four young people. Some came out from behind. Two people
[01:48:38] died, two people died in the fire. On the other hand, the moment
[01:48:42] of the accident was also captured by security cameras. The footage
[01:48:46] shows the passenger bus approaching the toll booths, first hitting
[01:48:49] plastic cones, then a concrete barrier from the front left side.
[01:48:53] The moments when the bus caught fire after the impact are also in
[01:48:57] the footage. Was anyone
[01:48:59] there, I wonder? Brother, the bus is burning. Let's also take a quick
[01:49:03] social media tour. Let's convey some headlines that we missed
[01:49:07] to you here. Our first social media message
[01:49:10] is from halktv.tr. Europe is jealous of us,
[01:49:13] with a big exclamation mark next to it. Halk
[01:49:16] TV has posted a social media message with the headline
[01:49:20] "Turkey at the peak of child poverty". Sir, Bilal Erdoğan
[01:49:23] has a statement. The people of Diyarbakır asked Bilal Erdoğan
[01:49:27] about Demirtaş, and Bilal Erdoğan replied that these are
[01:49:31] not his business. There is also
[01:49:34] another social media message about Salah, which came
[01:49:37] from Yunus Emressel. Mohamed Salah
[01:49:40] went to the plateau, to the best one, to Kurtdere
[01:49:44] plateau. Trabzonspor's sensational transfer
[01:49:48] was a big event in the city this year, dear viewers.
[01:49:51] Let's remind you of that.
[01:49:54] The whole city was up in arms. Jose Mourinho said that the most
[01:49:57] difficult part of playing 3 matches in a week is holding 6 press conferences
[01:50:00] in a week, and that he was tired of us and we were tired
[01:50:03] of him, and that we no longer had any questions to ask him.
[01:50:07] Jose Mourinho made a statement with a level of honesty that we
[01:50:11] are not used to, but we know and follow that his relationship
[01:50:14] with the press is already in this vein. And of course,
[01:50:18] another name that is really talked about is Seda Sayan.
[01:50:22] The claim that Seda Sayan signed advertising deals worth
[01:50:26] a total of 200 million liras with four different brands
[01:50:29] came to the agenda. Seda Sayan denied the claims, stating
[01:50:33] that neither the number of advertisements nor the discussed fees reflected
[01:50:37] the truth, saying, "These figures are really exaggerated. Where are
[01:50:40] they?" Sir, and a date in the school
[01:50:44] cafeteria. The economic crisis has also
[01:50:47] hit dating culture, says T24. A cheap date exceeds
[01:50:51] 200 liras in the short term. That's why young people
[01:50:55] are now meeting in school cafeterias, dear viewers. Let's
[01:50:58] also convey that, and we had conveyed the first part
[01:51:02] to us by Serra Karaçan, hadn't we? The Pit series made its mark
[01:51:06] at the Emmy Awards, where firsts
[01:51:07] happened. Let's all go to that
[01:51:12] ceremony. The winners of the Emmy Awards, the Oscars
[01:51:16] of the television world, have been
[01:51:18] announced. One of the notable moments was Emilia Clarke
[01:52:05] reaching 8 acting Emmys, tying the all-time record,
[01:52:09] while Alison Janney also won 8 acting Emmys for
[01:52:13] The Diplomat.
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[01:57:40] "Good morning, dear viewers, welcome to Gündoğarken, I am Deniz
[01:57:43] Bayramoğlu, today is September 15th, Tuesday, we are in
[01:57:47] the last hour of Gündoğarken, we will of course
[01:57:50] convey to you the necessary information to prepare for the day
[01:57:53] with all its details. We also have a valuable guest, our valuable
[01:57:56] guest is Mr. Deniz Yavuz Yılmaz, Zonguldak Deputy
[01:58:00] of the New Party, I couldn't count them, I thought I'd count
[01:58:03] them from the side, continue your preparations." He came
[01:58:07] here with nearly 40 to 50 files,
[01:58:11] I offered to help him carry them, but he said no, they are
[01:58:14] my friends, I live with them. Welcome, sir. Hello, I hope
[01:58:18] you are well. Thank you very much. As I said, I came
[01:58:21] from Ankara this morning. That is, when we work
[01:58:25] on files, we of course work by going into
[01:58:28] their details, because when we come to power,
[01:58:31] we will manage all sectoral areas or political
[01:58:35] areas related to the issues we work on.
[01:58:38] Therefore, we have of course gone beyond friendship, we have
[01:58:41] become friends. Many of these issues are
[01:58:45] corruption, irregularities, public damage, or related
[01:58:49] to the functioning mechanism of the state.
[01:58:52] In this respect, it is important for us to master
[01:58:56] the issues in detail. Also, we need to be much
[01:59:00] more proficient than those who are currently in the AKP
[01:59:03] and managing their ministries at the ministerial level.
[01:59:07] In order to achieve that, we get
[01:59:10] a little too involved with such files.
[01:59:14] It's already possible to make a difference by revealing
[01:59:18] the details. Of course, we will discuss
[01:59:21] these in detail, but first, let me ask for a brief permission
[01:59:25] from you. We will convey the agenda items, what is
[01:59:28] being discussed today, what happened from yesterday to today,
[01:59:32] and then we will go to Ankara to get the agenda there,
[01:59:35] what is being discussed and debated there. Then we
[01:59:38] will discuss and debate the files and the latest
[01:59:42] developments on the agenda with you, Mr. Deniz Yavuz
[01:59:45] Yılmaz. There is a 6.
[01:59:49] 62 kuruş increase, it has exceeded 97 liras, we are
[01:59:53] at the 100 lira limit now, and not much is left for it to
[01:59:57] pass that. A notification for a new party name came. Of course,
[02:00:00] in addition to those files, I will ask Mr. Yavuz Yılmaz
[02:00:04] about this issue. Murat Emir had statements about this issue,
[02:00:08] but we would like to hear a couple of sentences from him too.
[02:00:11] Bülent Arınç made a statement about Erdoğan. The atmosphere
[02:00:15] had heated up after Ahmet Davutoğlu's speech at his
[02:00:26] wedding, which had been discussed since Saturday. Let's see
[02:00:30] where this debate is going, what will happen, will there
[02:00:33] be new statements? The screenwriters of Kurtlar Vadisi gave
[02:00:36] their statements to the prosecutor yesterday. We had also emphasized
[02:00:39] that there is a two-day difference
[02:00:42] between the deaths of the character Kazım Kaşifoğlu
[02:00:46] in the series and MIT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu. The prosecutors
[02:00:49] are rightfully asking what this is. They say it's a coincidence,
[02:00:53] it just happened. New elections in the islands.
[02:00:57] CHP Deputy Mayor Medine Pamuk resigned. Let's also convey
[02:01:00] that headline. And the match in Gaziantep, Fenerbahçe's
[02:01:05] match ended 0-0. And, we had already conveyed our
[02:01:08] news to you in the previous sections. If time permits,
[02:01:12] we will take another look. Now, let's turn to Dilan Altürk,
[02:01:16] who will convey the Ankara agenda to us. Diren, good morning,
[02:01:19] welcome again. Good luck to you and all our colleagues working
[02:01:22] there. What's on Ankara's
[02:01:24] agenda today? Please tell us. Good morning, good broadcast.
[02:01:28] Today, there will be different meetings and different
[02:01:31] statements in Ankara. At 13:30,
[02:01:34] the New Party's MYK meeting will be held, and
[02:01:38] immediately after that, the AK Party's MYK will meet
[02:01:42] at the AK Party General Headquarters. There will be a meeting
[02:01:46] there again under the
[02:01:48] chairmanship of Erdoğan, and party spokespersons will
[02:01:51] make statements regarding their party's MYK agendas.
[02:01:54] Of course, different topics are expected to be on
[02:01:58] the agenda of both parties. Especially, the statement
[02:02:02] made by the CHP General Headquarters yesterday
[02:02:04] is expected to be on the agenda of the
[02:02:07] New Party. As you know, Müslüm Sarı had announced
[02:02:11] that they had concluded the appeal process and withdrawn
[02:02:15] it. This issue is expected to be on the agenda
[02:02:18] of the New Party's General MYK meeting today. At the
[02:02:22] same time, CHP leader Özgür Özel was in Üsküdar over
[02:02:25] the weekend, and his visits to certain cities,
[02:02:29] especially Kars and Ardahan, are also expected to be on
[02:02:32] the agenda of the MYK meeting. The inferences from those
[02:02:36] visits are also expected to be discussed, because, as you know, Özgür Özak
[02:02:40] obtains certain information regarding the economic
[02:02:44] situation of those cities and what the voters at the grassroots
[02:02:47] expect, and informs his party accordingly. At the
[02:02:51] same time, the congress calendar has been determined,
[02:02:55] and the new party is expected to go to congress on November
[02:02:58] 14-15. However, after this congress sharing
[02:03:02] was made, as you know, a party had made an application
[02:03:06] to the Supreme Court of Appeals, alleging a name similarity
[02:03:10] and stating that their own voter base was confused.
[02:03:13] Therefore, there were claims that the new party's name
[02:03:17] would change. But yesterday, Murat Demir was on Halk
[02:03:20] TV, and before that, he had made a statement
[02:03:23] in parliament, saying that such a situation is out of
[02:03:27] the question, there is a name difference between
[02:03:30] the two parties, and the Constitutional Court will determine this
[02:03:33] with its research. He said, "Everyone should be at ease,
[02:03:37] we have a different option and a different plan for
[02:03:40] every move." He made these statements yesterday. As
[02:03:44] we said a little earlier, Müslüm Sarı
[02:03:48] had withdrawn the appeal applications, but
[02:03:51] as you know, after the Absolute Nullity decision
[02:03:54] came out in May, the CHP Özgür Özel side
[02:03:57] constantly called for the general headquarters of the
[02:04:00] CHP to go to a congress, and statements were coming
[02:04:04] from Özgür Özel that they could go to a congress without
[02:04:08] waiting for the appeal process. However, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's
[02:04:12] side stated that they could not go to a congress, citing
[02:04:15] the appeal process. Therefore, yesterday, Müslüm Sarı's
[02:04:19] statement that Özgür Özel's side had founded a new
[02:04:22] party and that the calendar for the congress process
[02:04:25] had been determined meant that they had withdrawn the appeal
[02:04:29] process. As we said, this is expected to be among the
[02:04:32] topics to be discussed at the new party's MYK
[02:04:36] meeting today. Of course, as you also mentioned, there
[02:04:39] was an important wedding in Istanbul over the weekend.
[02:04:43] Ahmet Davutoğlu married off his son, and the
[02:04:46] repercussions of that wedding are still ongoing. In fact,
[02:04:49] some headlines that will be much talked about politically
[02:04:52] in the coming days and years emerged at the
[02:04:55] wedding. Bülent Arınç had said, regarding Melih Gökçek,
[02:04:59] that he had gone to the Palace of Justice with his
[02:05:02] chewing gum, but he had compared him to Ahmet Davutoğlu
[02:05:06] and made statements that Ahmet Davutoğlu's statements should
[02:05:10] not be subject to an investigation. And afterwards, as you remember, we also brought it up
[02:05:13] yesterday, a statement came
[02:05:17] from the palace, or rather, from the chief
[02:05:20] advisor to the president, Oktay Saral,
[02:05:24] saying that Bülent Arınç's statements
[02:05:27] were not correct, which was a reaction
[02:05:31] to Arınç's side. And last night,
[02:05:34] Bülent Arınç made a new statement. It was
[02:05:37] actually a long statement. Bülent Arınç likes to make
[02:05:41] long statements on his social media accounts from
[02:05:45] time to time. He made one of those statements
[02:05:48] yesterday, and there was actually an important
[02:05:51] headline in that post, because he says
[02:05:55] that Ahmet Davutoğlu, that is, former
[02:05:58] figures, may have the right to criticize,
[02:06:01] and that this should be tolerated. But in addition to this,
[02:06:05] there are also some details regarding new figures
[02:06:07] who have joined the AK Party. He says
[02:06:10] that some figures who have joined the AK Party
[02:06:14] from other parties previously had statements, criticisms,
[02:06:18] and reactions towards the President, Erdoğan, and even the AK
[02:06:21] Party. If an investigation is to be launched
[02:06:24] against Davutoğlu, there is a statement
[02:06:27] regarding their prosecution as well. As you know,
[02:06:31] recently, there have been many figures who have joined
[02:06:35] the AK Party from the CHP and other parties, and when
[02:06:38] we reported on these figures, they always had
[02:06:41] criticisms against the AK Party government.
[02:06:45] Öznur Çerçioğlu and Burcu Köksal were among these
[02:06:49] leading figures. So, Bülent Arınç says that previously,
[02:06:52] even if he doesn't name them, figures who were
[02:06:56] previously in opposition to the AK Party were making
[02:07:00] criticisms against the AK Party. In these circumstances,
[02:07:04] they also need to be prosecuted. We also expect the CHP
[02:07:07] to hold its MYK meeting in the coming days,
[02:07:11] Deniz Bayramoğlu, and the congress calendar has
[02:07:14] been determined, but it is expected to be determined
[02:07:17] in February, before the congress
[02:07:20] calendar is determined. However, we have
[02:07:23] some information from CHP circles. What is
[02:07:27] that? As you know, Mansur Yavaş met
[02:07:31] with Erdoğan on September 9th at Beştepe,
[02:07:34] and after that, this became a subject of criticism
[02:07:38] from the CHP. There were also reactions from different
[02:07:41] segments regarding Mansur Yavaş's meeting with Erdoğan.
[02:07:45] And from the CHP side, some of Mansur Yavaş's
[02:07:49] aides are demanding that he determine his
[02:07:52] side, whether he will join the new party,
[02:07:55] stay, or continue as an independent.
[02:07:58] However, on the other hand, the CHP is expected
[02:08:02] to hold its provincial and district congresses
[02:08:05] by the end of October in its congress
[02:08:09] calendar. And just before that, it is expected
[02:08:12] to go to a camp.
[02:08:16] After the camp, the CHP will also
[02:08:19] meet with the mayors. Of course, in that meeting
[02:08:23] of mayors, whether Mansur Yavaş will
[02:08:26] participate or not was a matter of curiosity in recent
[02:08:29] days. Mansur Yavaş had stated in his statement that
[02:08:32] he would make a more detailed statement. So, this week,
[02:08:36] et açıklamaları olmuştu. Dolayısıyla bu hafta
[02:08:39] with both Davutoğlu's son's wedding
[02:08:42] and the new statements, the eyes will be on
[02:08:45] the MYK meetings that will be held in the general headquarters of the AK Party
[02:08:49] and the new party today, but it is worth saying
[02:08:53] this: We said it in our broadcast yesterday, and today you also gave the details.
[02:08:56] The İmralı delegation had a written statement yesterday,
[02:09:00] and its repercussions will continue today, because in the written statement
[02:09:04] made by the İmralı delegation, Öcalan was met on Sunday
[02:09:07] and a written statement was made yesterday. In the statement,
[02:09:11] it was stated that Öcalan had a demand for
[02:09:14] concrete and legal steps to be taken,
[02:09:18] and of course, in the coming days, after the meeting
[02:09:21] of the Monitoring and Evaluation Board, it is expected that some details
[02:09:25] about what kind of a result this legal and status
[02:09:29] search will lead to, and how a conclusion will be reached,
[02:09:32] will now become clear. Let's say that as the Ankara
[02:09:36] team, we will follow the developments in Ankara today
[02:09:39] and include them in our news during the day. Let's say that I hand
[02:09:43] over the word to you again, Dilan Altürk. Thank you very much. We will continue
[02:09:47] to get the Ankara agenda from you. Thank you. You conveyed important
[02:09:50] headlines to us. We will start today
[02:09:54] knowing what is on the Ankara agenda and being prepared.
[02:09:57] The new party. Zonguldak Deputy Mr. Deniz Yavuz
[02:10:00] Yılmaz is our guest. Privatizations, highways
[02:10:03] will be the main topics we will discuss. We will also discuss the current
[02:10:07] political issues. There is also another very surprising,
[02:10:10] actually very important headline, but let's remember
[02:10:14] what Mr. Yavuz Yılmaz said and conveyed in a concise manner
[02:10:18] from his speech last night. Let's give a few headlines, then we will discuss
[02:10:21] them in detail. To see what we will discuss.
[02:10:24] If the bridge and highway
[02:10:28] privatizations planned by the AKP
[02:10:31] take place, 90%
[02:10:34] of the entire highway network in Turkey
[02:10:37] will be in the hands of crony companies.
[02:10:40] The total length of highways
[02:10:43] in Turkey, including access roads,
[02:10:47] is 3796 km. Currently,
[02:10:51] the highways operated by the state
[02:10:54] are 2,282 km. The highways
[02:10:57] operated by crony companies with the build-operate-transfer
[02:11:01] model are 1514 km. If the privatizations
[02:11:04] take place, the highways that will be operated
[02:11:07] by the state will be 300...
[02:11:10] 59 km. The highways that will be operated
[02:11:14] by crony companies will be
[02:11:17] 3,437 km.
[02:11:20] Currently, the operation of the entire highway network
[02:11:23] in Turkey is 60% public,
[02:11:27] 40% in crony companies.
[02:11:30] If the privatizations take place,
[02:11:33] it will be 10% public,
[02:11:37] 90% in crony companies.
[02:11:40] This is called "destroying the General Directorate of Highways
[02:11:44] and making citizens mandatory customers
[02:11:47] of crony companies." They will make huge
[02:11:50] increases and present the bill to the citizens.
[02:11:53] With these privatizations, thousands of workers
[02:11:57] and civil servants within the General Directorate of Highways
[02:12:00] will be forcibly removed from the institution,
[02:12:04] and the institution will be openly collapsed.
[02:12:08] Now, there are very important
[02:12:11] determinations here, which we will elaborate on, but I want
[02:12:15] to emphasize two of them, dear viewers. First of all,
[02:12:17] the state-operated highway will decrease from 2282 km
[02:12:21] to 359 km, meaning approximately 90%
[02:12:25] will be in the hands of the private sector. Roads are
[02:12:29] famous for Roman roads, civilization, trade,
[02:12:32] relations between people, the establishment of social structure,
[02:12:36] in addition to security, highway security,
[02:12:39] vehicle security, national security.
[02:12:42] All of these are very strategic points, strategic areas.
[02:12:46] These will be out of the hands of the state. Let's emphasize this.
[02:12:49] A second important determination I see is that
[02:12:53] the state will create inflation itself,
[02:12:56] with its own hands. We will look at the details of the determination,
[02:13:00] but before we get there, can our friends
[02:13:03] show that tweet? There is a brand new story
[02:13:07] on our big screen, an interesting story that no one
[02:13:10] knows or heard yet, of course. Maybe those who saw this tweet
[02:13:14] have heard it, but what does it mean,
[02:13:18] what is its importance, we will ask you now.
[02:13:22] You say the AKP lost the Chinese car case
[02:13:25] at the World Trade Organization, and you explain
[02:13:28] what happened in detail, and in the conclusion,
[02:13:32] according to our calculations, the cost to Turkey
[02:13:35] will be at least 100 million dollars annually,
[02:13:39] which is 4 billion 486 million at the current exchange
[02:13:42] rate. That's a lot of money. I hadn't seen this part, I had only looked at the fast
[02:13:46] part. China will say to Turkey, "Either you pay my damages immediately,
[02:13:49] or I will retaliate commercially in that amount," and we are talking
[02:13:53] about such a big trade partner.
[02:13:56] And you continue by saying that you are addressing Trade Minister
[02:13:59] Ömer Bolat. What is this Chinese car case? What kind of
[02:14:02] a case was this? When did we get into this case? Why did
[02:14:06] we lose? How did we lose? Please explain. Yes,
[02:14:10] as you know, countries in the world, while establishing
[02:14:13] relations with each other, are also subject to
[02:14:17] some common rules. Within the regulated system
[02:14:21] of trade determined by the World Trade Organization
[02:14:23] of which they are members, they actually
[02:14:26] determine the tax rates
[02:14:29] and tariffs they will apply to each other
[02:14:32] in advance. Of course, countries also determine
[02:14:35] these tax rates through bilateral agreements
[02:14:39] by making free trade agreements among themselves.
[02:14:42] However, outside of free agreements,
[02:14:45] they must be included in the regulated system
[02:14:49] established by the World Trade Organization. Now, Turkey,
[02:14:52] through the AKP, especially
[02:14:56] regarding automobiles and Chinese brand
[02:14:59] automobiles, made some decisions.
[02:15:02] Due to these decisions, it brought additional
[02:15:06] taxes, and China complained
[02:15:09] about these additional taxes to the World Trade Organization
[02:15:13] in Geneva, Switzerland. Now, these Chinese brand
[02:15:16] automobiles in Turkey need to be divided into two.
[02:15:20] One is BYD, which is a Chinese brand.
[02:15:23] With this company called BYD, the AKP,
[02:15:27] of course, through the ministries, through the Ministry of Trade, Ministry
[02:15:30] of Industry, made a bilateral agreement
[02:15:33] and through this agreement, provided a huge, massive
[02:15:36] tax privilege to BYD company
[02:15:40] in return for making an investment in Turkey
[02:15:44] within the scope of investment incentives. Thus,
[02:15:48] BYD entered the Turkish markets
[02:15:51] by gaining a very advantageous position
[02:15:55] in the competitive environment, and it took the market by storm,
[02:15:58] making sales, but in the end, it did
[02:16:01] not make the investments it was supposed to make,
[02:16:05] and thus, due to the provision of a significant
[02:16:08] tax privilege, there was a tax loss
[02:16:10] for the state, and a large public loss has now occurred.
[02:16:14] Let's put this aside. The AKP's
[02:16:17] doing. Sir, it had said
[02:16:21] that it would produce in Turkey, hadn't it? If I remember
[02:16:25] correctly, this was a process that started two or three
[02:16:29] years ago, and since then, it has continuously sold
[02:16:32] vehicles in the market thanks to this tax
[02:16:35] privilege, but in the end,
[02:16:39] you look and there is no factory, no investment.
[02:16:42] In fact, there was even a statement that it could build
[02:16:46] the factory somewhere else, if I remember correctly.
[02:16:49] It had already started there, yes,
[02:16:53] yes, and it even announced
[02:16:56] that it was indefinitely suspending the issue
[02:17:00] related to its factory or investments in Turkey.
[02:17:03] Now, this side of the AKP
[02:17:06] has actually opened a hole in the treasury,
[02:17:10] which is formed by the taxes we all pay,
[02:17:13] and BYD company benefited from this. In the end,
[02:17:17] there is no BYD company in Turkey,
[02:17:20] and it doesn't sell cars. Car sales have dropped to zero.
[02:17:24] Therefore, it also did not make the investment.
[02:17:28] This is a complete loss. Now we put this aside.
[02:17:31] Let's put aside this skill
[02:17:33] of the AKP. The AKP, through
[02:17:37] the Ministry of Trade, imposed an additional
[02:17:39] 40% tax on Chinese car
[02:17:42] brands other than BYD.
[02:17:45] One second, it provided a tax exemption to BYD.
[02:17:48] Yes. That's also a Chinese company. To Chinese
[02:17:52] automobile companies other than BYD,
[02:17:55] it brought an additional 40%. In other words,
[02:17:59] it brought an additional 40% tax above the market. Yes,
[02:18:02] it brought tax. However,
[02:18:04] there are three separate things: 40%, market,
[02:18:08] exemption. Now there is such a situation. It also
[02:18:12] made similar decisions. It said, "Let's put a 30%
[02:18:15] tax on hybrid vehicles." It didn't happen. "Let's
[02:18:19] take an additional 7,000
[02:18:22] dollars. If it's less than 7,000 dollars,
[02:18:25] we'll take 307. If it's more than
[02:18:28] 30%, we'll take 30%. For electric
[02:18:32] vehicles, we'll take 35%, then
[02:18:35] we'll take 40%." It constantly made changes
[02:18:38] to these additional tax rates. In the end, China
[02:18:42] said, "There is discrimination here. This is
[02:18:45] against international trade rules. I am complaining
[02:18:48] about this to the World Trade Organization," and made
[02:18:52] an application there. When did it make this application
[02:18:55] to the World Trade Organization? It made it about 1.5 years ago.
[02:18:59] The system in the World Trade Organization is actually
[02:19:03] similar to arbitration in the international legal
[02:19:06] system. But it is a more conceptual
[02:19:09] and less rigid version of arbitration, and also
[02:19:12] a similar model. So, there is a president
[02:19:16] and two members next to him, like the three arbitrators in arbitration.
[02:19:20] These take the claims of the complaining
[02:19:24] country and ask for documentation,
[02:19:26] and on the other hand, they ask for a defense
[02:19:30] from the country that will defend itself. Here, Turkey needs to make
[02:19:34] a defense, and in the end, they make a decision. They say,
[02:19:37] "Is the Ministry of Trade the addressee here?"
[02:19:41] In Turkey, the Ministry of Trade is one side,
[02:19:45] and the Ministry of Industry is also involved in the BYD
[02:19:49] side, as they issue investment incentive certificates. But
[02:19:52] regarding the current 40% additional tax,
[02:19:55] officials from the Turkish Ministry of Trade go,
[02:19:58] sometimes the minister, the relevant deputy minister,
[02:20:02] and their bureaucrats make a defense.
[02:20:04] As a result, the World Trade Organization
[02:20:08] conducts a trial called a panel trial. This is called
[02:20:11] a panel here. Arbitration in international legal disputes.
[02:20:15] Disputes in the World Trade Organization are a system
[02:20:18] called a panel. A panel trial is conducted.
[02:20:22] It continues for a while, and the result, the result
[02:20:26] is that China is found to be right, largely right
[02:20:30] in its claims. For some claims,
[02:20:32] it is said that the panel trial
[02:20:36] is not the subject of this trial,
[02:20:40] or that this claim of China has no bearing
[02:20:43] on this panel trial. Apart from that,
[02:20:47] China is largely found to be right. Here,
[02:20:50] the 40% additional taxes imposed by the AKP
[02:20:54] are found
[02:20:54] to be
[02:20:58] contrary to international trade rules.
[02:21:01] The World Trade Organization wants the regulation regarding
[02:21:05] taxes to be changed and publishes
[02:21:08] this decision. It sends it to all
[02:21:12] member countries of the World Trade Organization, and at the same
[02:21:16] time, America, Canada, and many other countries
[02:21:19] join this case as third parties, because the decisions
[02:21:23] made set a precedent and concern them as well.
[02:21:26] You said why I wondered, because it is a precedent.
[02:21:29] On the other hand, is this a final decision
[02:21:33] to overturn this decision? I wondered. So, let's say
[02:21:37] there is an appeal stage. Turkey should object to this.
[02:21:41] In fact, for some time, look, here I have
[02:21:44] been following the 122-page
[02:21:47] panel trial report
[02:21:50] and decision for a while.
[02:21:52] And on September 26,
[02:21:55] under normal circumstances, Turkey should
[02:21:59] have filed an appeal with the World Trade Organization
[02:22:02] by September 26. It still hasn't done
[02:22:05] so. It still hasn't done so. Do you know if there
[02:22:09] are any preparations? Since July 29th,
[02:22:13] no appeal has been filed.
[02:22:17] A month and a half has passed, two weeks left, no action.
[02:22:20] Still no appeal. Alas, such is the situation. Now,
[02:22:24] after going to appeal, the appeal is a bit of a dead
[02:22:27] end, because the United States needs to appoint
[02:22:31] the appeal judges, but the United States,
[02:22:34] in order to control the world trade system,
[02:22:37] blocks it wherever it wants and does not appoint
[02:22:41] judges. However, the World Trade Organization
[02:22:44] has a feature like this. With the decision
[02:22:48] it makes, the World Trade Organization actually
[02:22:52] puts forward a judgment about who is right
[02:22:55] and who is wrong. After that,
[02:22:58] it is a matter for the two countries
[02:23:01] to bring the issue to a conclusion. So, here,
[02:23:04] in the panel trial, Turkey was found
[02:23:08] to be wrong. Through the AKP, China will say,
[02:23:12] "Either you compensate me for my losses,
[02:23:15] pay me for this. In 2023, I was selling
[02:23:19] this many Chinese car brands,
[02:23:23] you imposed an additional 40% tax,
[02:23:26] and as of 2025, I could only sell
[02:23:30] this many vehicles. You put me behind
[02:23:33] my competitors, other countries, etc.
[02:23:36] Therefore, you need to pay me the amount
[02:23:39] of this loss." There are examples
[02:23:43] of this between America and Brazil, and America
[02:23:46] even paid Brazil. Or it says,
[02:23:49] "Are you not paying?" Then it says, "I will retaliate."
[02:23:52] This is one of the critical points. What kind of
[02:23:55] retaliation? There is a term called the right
[02:23:59] to retaliate, and it applies it. This is
[02:24:02] what you are doing. You need rare
[02:24:05] earth elements for this. I will sell you rare
[02:24:09] earth elements for the amount of my stated
[02:24:13] annual loss, which is around 100 million
[02:24:17] dollars, but 100 million
[02:24:20] dollars more expensive. In the end, we are
[02:24:24] members of the same World Trade Organization,
[02:24:27] and thus it presents the bill. This can
[02:24:31] also happen in other products, in other items,
[02:24:33] of course, of course. The World Trade Organization
[02:24:37] has a difference like this. All countries that are members
[02:24:41] of the World Trade Organization, 166 countries,
[02:24:44] for this decision, for this published decision,
[02:24:47] with the documents I announced,
[02:24:50] in order for this decision to be overturned,
[02:24:53] all 166 countries must object to this decision
[02:24:57] at the same time. If 165 object
[02:24:59] and one doesn't, the decision is valid.
[02:25:03] The World Trade System has very strict rules.
[02:25:06] "It has approaches that are a little
[02:25:09] different from the nature of politics
[02:25:13] as we know it, and as a result,
[02:25:16] the Ministry of Trade has caused this result
[02:25:19] by changing tax rates 5 times in 2 years
[02:25:22] and by implementing some practices towards
[02:25:26] China that are against international trade rules.
[02:25:29] On the other hand, there is a part here.
[02:25:33] One might say, "We imposed
[02:25:36] an additional 40% tax on China
[02:25:40] to protect local producers." Look,
[02:25:43] this panel trial report has
[02:25:46] 51 pages. Look, there is a long
[02:25:50] footnote here. What does it say? It says,
[02:25:53] "Turkey," it says, "Turkey's,"
[02:25:57] of course, in quotation marks, "the AKP," actually,
[02:26:01] "is the one that implicated our country. So,
[02:26:04] Turkey's claim in its defense,
[02:26:08] even though it was to protect local
[02:26:11] producers by imposing additional taxes on Chinese
[02:26:14] car brands, according to our
[02:26:17] research," it says, "it did not replace
[02:26:20] Chinese car brands by removing them from
[02:26:24] the market with local producers. Instead,
[02:26:27] it replaced them with electric hybrid
[02:26:30] vehicles from other countries,"
[02:26:34] it says. And based on this,
[02:26:38] it says, "It subjected Chinese
[02:26:41] car brands to negative discrimination compared
[02:26:45] to European and other countries'
[02:26:48] car brands." Here, we can summarize
[02:26:51] it as follows: The AKP pretended
[02:26:55] to protect local producers but did not bring
[02:26:59] any positive results
[02:27:01] for local producers. And when we look
[02:27:05] at the years 2022-2025, there has been an explosion
[02:27:09] in the number of imported
[02:27:12] electric vehicles. In other words,
[02:27:16] it provided a tax privilege to BYD.
[02:27:19] This benefited BYD, not Turkey.
[02:27:22] On the other hand, it imposed
[02:27:26] additional taxes on other Chinese
[02:27:29] car brands. This also did not benefit
[02:27:32] Turkey. Turkey continued to be an imported
[02:27:36] car paradise. When we look at this, two questions
[02:27:39] remain in our minds. One, what kind
[02:27:42] of interest partnership is there between BYD
[02:27:46] and the AKP? There is no investment, no factory,
[02:27:51] a huge tax privilege has been provided.
[02:27:54] On the other side, unfortunately, Turkey
[02:27:58] has become even more dependent on imports under the AKP's
[02:28:01] slogans of local and national production. This has been
[02:28:04] confirmed by the World Trade Organization's
[02:28:07] current decision. Yes, now let's make a call
[02:28:11] to the officials of the Ministry of Trade. If they want
[02:28:14] to make a statement about this issue, our screen
[02:28:17] and program are always open, because it is indeed
[02:28:20] an important issue. 100 million
[02:28:24] dollars annually. This is 100 million dollars for
[02:28:27] 2025. For example, if the process continues
[02:28:30] in 2026, since the tax rate
[02:28:34] and additional tax liability continue,
[02:28:37] it will be another 100 million dollars in 2027. Yes,
[02:28:40] as I said, there are important points regarding
[02:28:44] this issue that the Ministry of Trade can respond
[02:28:47] to. If they want to respond, our screen is open to them as well.
[02:28:51] I would also like to make a further call. If they
[02:28:55] wish, we can discuss the issue in a program
[02:28:58] with the Minister, moderated by you.
[02:29:02] We can discuss it together. All our viewers
[02:29:05] in Turkey will see how much harm the AKP
[02:29:08] has caused to Turkey, especially
[02:29:12] in the field of trade, in world trade.
[02:29:15] I describe it like this:
[02:29:19] There are many types of policies.
[02:29:22] There is energy, there is industry,
[02:29:25] there is transportation. However, the issue
[02:29:29] of trade is so critical,
[02:29:32] so important, that if all these policy
[02:29:35] types were a country, or a continent,
[02:29:38] trade would be the core of the world.
[02:29:42] The eyes of all the superpowers of the world are here.
[02:29:46] They try to control this.
[02:30:00] Now, let's put a comma here, with your permission.
[02:30:03] Before moving on to the issue of highways
[02:30:07] and privatizations, as a deputy of the New Party,
[02:30:10] as a political representative, you are also here, so I would
[02:30:14] like to ask for your opinion on the latest developments
[02:30:17] regarding two points. First, there is a notification
[02:30:21] from the Supreme Court regarding this issue to the New Party.
[02:30:24] Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir made statements on this issue,
[02:30:28] and we broadcast them. What do you say? Yes,
[02:30:31] first of all, the name issue is actually not
[02:30:35] the only parameter that determines whether a party
[02:30:38] will enter the election and not the most
[02:30:42] important parameter. In the end, as the founders,
[02:30:45] as the board, you prepare a program
[02:30:49] and a statute. You also find a name, meaning the name
[02:30:52] is a changeable concept.
[02:30:56] And after you make all your applications,
[02:31:00] you send it to the Supreme Court and say, "Look,
[02:31:03] examine my program, examine my statute,
[02:31:07] look at my name, look at my emblem,
[02:31:10] etc. If there is an illegal,
[02:31:13] non-legal situation here, let us make our corrections." These processes
[02:31:17] run concurrently while you continue
[02:31:21] your legal congress, general assembly, etc.
[02:31:24] This is such a situation. If during this time,
[02:31:27] the Constitutional Court, because it is a decision
[02:31:31] that can be made upon complaint,
[02:31:34] or rather, upon application,
[02:31:38] if it makes a decision and your name,
[02:31:41] for some reason, evokes the name of
[02:31:45] a different party, your name, your emblem,
[02:31:49] or slogan, that is, the slogan motto
[02:31:52] you developed based on that
[02:31:55] emblem, etc.,
[02:31:58] if it contains a risk that could affect the voting
[02:32:02] behavior on the ballot between your party
[02:32:05] and another party, it doesn't turn to you
[02:32:09] and say, "Close your party, go." It says, "You
[02:32:13] have completed a process, theoretically," you are explaining
[02:32:16] the situation, "change your name and come back." So, it says,
[02:32:20] "Come with another name," and therefore, there,
[02:32:23] that other name. again, the board of founders,
[02:32:27] no one makes a name decision and continues on its way from there,
[02:32:31] so here, of course. "We set out with a new party name,
[02:32:34] we set out with a new political understanding,
[02:32:37] we say that all members in the district
[02:32:41] will elect our district president, all members in the province
[02:32:45] will elect our provincial president, all members of the party will elect
[02:32:48] our general president, we say that for the transparency
[02:32:52] of political financing, by taking memberships digitally,
[02:32:55] 400,000 of our 600,000 members became members digitally,
[02:32:59] so the financing of politics
[02:33:01] is actually." We directly connect it to the people,
[02:33:04] so is it a company, are they rich people,
[02:33:08] are they external forces in quotation marks, the answer
[02:33:11] to the question of who finances this party
[02:33:15] is very clear here. Now, besides all this,
[02:33:18] the name of the party
[02:33:21] does not actually precede the struggle and political
[02:33:24] understanding we have put forward, it is part of it.
[02:33:28] That is the concept and it is only within the party.
[02:33:33] The characteristic of being new is not there, there are also
[02:33:36] many different concepts, so this is a basket for us,
[02:33:39] actually, that is, when we founded the party
[02:33:43] from this basket, we reached in and pulled out
[02:33:47] the concept of novelty, the new name. Now we
[02:33:50] can reach in again, and from it,
[02:33:54] another concept that describes,
[02:33:58] embodies, and will lead us to power,
[02:34:01] that is, the vision. Another concept
[02:34:05] that can transform into an emotion could
[02:34:08] emerge from there. This is not something
[02:34:11] we should shy away from and say, "Oh, we worked so hard,
[02:34:14] what will we do if the party's name changes?" because
[02:34:17] we always say this:
[02:34:21] there is no limit to what obstacles
[02:34:24] they can put in our way. In the end, we trust
[02:34:27] two places. One
[02:34:31] is yes.
[02:34:33] The other is ourselves, that is, we
[02:34:37] already trust our human resources,
[02:34:40] they say everything exists for humans, so these kinds of concepts
[02:34:43] other than that cannot keep us away from the election,
[02:34:47] it is actually a detail. We are a new
[02:34:51] party, we would like to move forward
[02:34:54] with our new name, but if there is an obstruction,
[02:34:58] our citizens will see this, yes.
[02:35:02] We will also find
[02:35:05] a way to continue our journey,
[02:35:09] so to speak, yes, as the
[02:35:12] famous Carthaginian commander said,
[02:35:15] Hannibal, "We will either find a way or make one."
[02:35:19] You say if we can't find one, we'll make one. Now the second
[02:35:22] important item on the agenda is politically, of course, not the legal
[02:35:26] part, it's a completely different field. The CHP
[02:35:30] announced that it withdrew its appeal decision
[02:35:33] to the Supreme Court for nullity management. Murat Emir, the group's deputy chairman,
[02:35:37] explained the legal reason for this,
[02:35:40] and the new party's perspective. How do you view it politically? Why did they go for such a thing?
[02:35:44] Well, first of all, we are talking about
[02:35:48] absolute nullity, which has somewhat
[02:35:51] settled into our language as a concept. This absolute
[02:35:55] nullity, this objection to nullity,
[02:35:59] its appeal, whether it will be heard in the Supreme Court,
[02:36:02] etc. These are
[02:36:06] events that are happening for the first time in Turkish
[02:36:09] Each stage is for the first time, meaning
[02:36:12] the AKP has led us down such a path, and
[02:36:16] in the end, we took bold steps, meaning we are not looking back,
[02:36:19] to be honest. Where did the absolute nullity
[02:36:23] remain? It remained behind. Now we have separated from that party,
[02:36:26] we are in our new party, so it remained behind,
[02:36:30] but of course, the heat of the issue sometimes emerges, some
[02:36:33] decisions, some steps, some moves are made, and these
[02:36:37] moves are actually fundamentally about preventing the issue
[02:36:40] from going to the Supreme Court. It is a matter of
[02:36:43] delaying this process, finding a legal loophole
[02:36:47] for it, circumventing it,
[02:36:50] because it is seen how the issue
[02:36:54] regarding absolute nullity will be resolved
[02:36:57] in the Supreme Court. It is a process
[02:37:00] that is continued to serve whose interests,
[02:37:04] if you ask me, sometimes comments are made like,
[02:37:08] "This serves the AKP's interests, this serves the interests
[02:37:11] of those who came to power with absolute nullity, no, this serves the interests of the new party."
[02:37:15] I think it no longer serves anyone's interests,
[02:37:18] because it doesn't, because this is not the citizen's agenda.
[02:37:22] The citizen says, "How will I pay my rent? I got in my car,
[02:37:25] I can't get fuel, I can't fill it up." He says, "If I turn on
[02:37:28] the electricity, the bill burns
[02:37:31] my pocket." He says, "I will buy
[02:37:35] school supplies for my child, service fees
[02:37:38] have become expensive, I can't send them to a state school,
[02:37:42] I can't send them to a private school, what will I do? How will this child
[02:37:46] study?" he says. Therefore, while these realities
[02:37:49] of life are in one place, discussing absolute nullity
[02:37:53] on the other hand is a bit like this: traffic accidents
[02:37:56] happen in the country, and then they say, "What happened
[02:37:59] to the traffic monster? Why did the accident happen? The traffic monster took lives."
[02:38:02] This abstracts the traffic monster, yes, it distances
[02:38:05] it, it disconnects it from reality.
[02:38:09] In a way, it mysticizes it. There is no such thing
[02:38:12] as a traffic monster in reality.
[02:38:16] There is negligence, there is fault, there is error, either
[02:38:19] on the road, or in the car, or in the driver.
[02:38:23] So, this is a situation related to that. Now the issue of absolute
[02:38:26] nullity has also begun to gain an abstract quality,
[02:38:30] as I said, we are not looking back. If a question
[02:38:33] comes, of course, an answer needs to be given to an issue,
[02:38:37] but apart from that, we are looking forward.
[02:38:40] As a new party, we are currently the leading party in Turkey.
[02:38:43] So, as the leading party in Turkey,
[02:38:47] we do have contact with other parties,
[02:38:50] we have a relationship, some positive, some not so positive,
[02:38:54] but we also know that it cannot
[02:38:57] be perfect with all of them. I mean, ultimately,
[02:39:01] politics, bylaws. If everything
[02:39:05] was so compatible, there wouldn't be so many political parties, let me tell you that.
[02:39:08] That's why, as I said, there are certainly
[02:39:11] party officials who answer the questions about the nullity.
[02:39:21] Now, let's get to the issue of privatization and state
[02:39:24] inflation that we mentioned at the beginning with your statements.
[02:39:28] I will briefly mention from your graphics that 2800
[02:39:32] of 2282 km of highway
[02:39:36] will fall to 359 km, the part in the hands of the state.
[02:39:40] If this happens, it will fall from 90% to 10%,
[02:39:43] you say, and you continue
[02:39:46] with the other points here. Now you will explain them, I will listen.
[02:39:50] We have about 10 minutes left, let me just say that so we can fit
[02:39:53] this discussion in. But as a citizen, what concerns me most,
[02:39:57] do you know? When I go on those roads,
[02:40:00] is there a guarantee for me that I won't face a new price
[02:40:04] hike every month? I want to know this, because bridge and highway tolls
[02:40:07] are already very high in some places. What will happen next?
[02:40:11] I really don't know. What do they say about this?
[02:40:15] The build-operate-transfer model for bridges, tunnels, and highways.
[02:40:18] The AKP has given vehicle passage guarantees
[02:40:21] in dollars and euros to its crony companies,
[02:40:25] but as a citizen, there is no guarantee for you that these
[02:40:28] bridge and highway privatizations will not
[02:40:31] lead to exorbitant vehicle passage
[02:40:34] fees or that they will be kept
[02:40:37] constant. By the way, technically,
[02:40:41] let's state that the Ministry
[02:40:45] of Privatization said, "We are not privatizing, we are leasing
[02:40:49] the right to use these for 30 years."
[02:40:52] We must also mention that as a note.
[02:40:56] The Ministry of Transport says this: it says this is not a sale,
[02:41:00] it says this is a transfer of operating
[02:41:03] rights or a lease.
[02:41:06] They use these words, but let me show you
[02:41:10] from their official language, look, there is a statement from
[02:41:13] the Ministry of Treasury and Finance here. Here it is already stated that the method
[02:41:17] of transferring operating rights will be applied,
[02:41:21] not leasing, so the transfer of operating rights.
[02:41:24] So, let's announce the clear statement from the ministry.
[02:41:28] The transfer of operating rights
[02:41:32] is a privatization method according to
[02:41:36] Law No. 4046 on Privatization Practices.
[02:41:38] For example, what were the privatizations
[02:41:42] carried out with the transfer of operating rights
[02:41:45] in Turkey before? There are 21 electricity distribution
[02:41:49] companies, many thermal power plants
[02:41:52] are also among the problematic privatizations
[02:41:55] of the AKP
[02:41:57] involving the transfer of operating rights.
[02:42:01] So, this is the situation. Now, here,
[02:42:04] when we look at what is being privatized, there are two Bosphorus
[02:42:07] Bridges, 8 highways, and two ring highways.
[02:42:10] You mentioned it earlier, we are talking about
[02:42:13] a total length of 2282 kilometers,
[02:42:17] which is 60% of the total highways
[02:42:20] in Turkey right now. This is a part.
[02:42:23] What are the two Bosphorus Bridges? One is the 15 July
[02:42:26] Martyrs Bridge.
[02:42:39] Within 5 years, he says, "Let's do this within the next 5 years." He has given such a period.
[02:42:43] There are 8 highways. When we ask which ones
[02:42:46] are they, the KGM Europe
[02:42:49] highway from Edirne to Istanbul,
[02:42:52] the KGM Anatolian highway
[02:42:55] from Istanbul to Ankara, the Izmir-Çeşme
[02:42:58] highway, the Izmir-Aydın highway, the Niğde-Mersin-
[02:43:02] Adana highway, the Adana-Gaziantep highway, the Gaziantep-
[02:43:05] Şanlıurfa highway, the Toprakkale- İskenderun
[02:43:08] highways, and also the Bursa ring highway
[02:43:12] and the Gaziantep ring highway have been included
[02:43:15] in the scope of privatization for a period of 30 years.
[02:43:19] Now, the main danger here is that
[02:43:22] when we compare the vehicle passage fees
[02:43:26] of the highways operated with the build-operate-transfer
[02:43:30] model in the same regions as these
[02:43:32] highways, there is a 5-fold difference
[02:43:35] in the fee per kilometer. 5
[02:43:39] times. And
[02:43:42] if we give another example, a very current example
[02:43:45] as seen on the screen, there are four Bosphorus
[02:43:49] crossings in total, three Bosphorus bridges and one Eurasia
[02:43:52] Tunnel. Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge and Eurasia Tunnel
[02:43:56] are already two projects that the AKP
[02:43:59] has given away to its crony companies, as I would put it.
[02:44:03] There are two projects operated by the public:
[02:44:06] Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge and 15 July Martyrs Bridge.
[02:44:10] If privatization happens,
[02:44:13] all four Bosphorus crossings will also be
[02:44:17] with crony companies, and what will happen?
[02:44:21] Since our citizens cannot fly from the Anatolian
[02:44:24] side to the European side or teleport
[02:44:28] from Europe to the Anatolian side, they will have
[02:44:32] to cross these bridges and tunnels, becoming
[02:44:34] forced customers of crony companies.
[02:44:38] Now, what is the current vehicle passage fee
[02:44:41] for the 15 July Martyrs Bridge? 59 lira. What about
[02:44:44] the Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge? It's the same bridge.
[02:44:48] How much for a car? 110 lira. Now,
[02:44:52] the company operating the Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge entered
[02:44:55] the privatization tender.
[02:44:58] Let's say it bought the bridge and the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge.
[02:45:02] What will it do now? Will it lower its 110 lira
[02:45:05] to 59? Will it raise 59 to 110?
[02:45:07] First of all, it will raise 59 to 110. Even if it were another company,
[02:45:11] would it stay at 59 when that one is giving 110? Now, as soon as it equalizes
[02:45:15] that, it will continue to raise it.
[02:45:18] Here, monopolies will be formed
[02:45:21] regarding highways and bridges. At the very beginning,
[02:45:24] when privatization tenders are held, these monopolies.
[02:45:57] Deputy, thank you for joining our broadcast, let's go to Silivri, but also
[02:46:01] Turkey's agenda is being followed in the courts.
[02:46:05] Our colleagues Gamze Altınay and Semih Çalışkan are there.
[02:46:08] Let's get the agenda from them today, as we do every day.
[02:46:11] They couldn't leave there, and we can't leave them either.
[02:46:14] Gamze, we're with you, we're listening.
[02:46:23] Yes, Deniz Bayramoğlu, we are waiting for the 5th week,
[02:46:27] 17th day session to begin. Yesterday was quite busy,
[02:46:30] I can even say that the record for the 5th week was broken.
[02:46:34] 26 unarrested individuals were heard, and we can say
[02:46:37] that it ended at a more decent, humane hour, as the court president put it.
[02:46:41] Yesterday's session ended at 10 o'clock. We think it will proceed similarly today.
[02:46:45] We will see who will come, who will speak, but important names spoke yesterday,
[02:46:48] especially what we generally heard was that
[02:46:52] years ago, even in the 1990s,
[02:46:55] they started working as civil servants at the IMM and have been working
[02:46:58] since then. The unarrested
[02:47:01] individuals who came here made important defenses.
[02:47:04] One of these defenses was by an IMM police officer. He stated
[02:47:08] that it was added to this indictment due to the list requested by the governorship from his superiors.
[02:47:11] Also, Rıza Koçak, the lawyer of İbrahim Orhan Demir, former IMM
[02:47:15] Secretary General, drew attention to the expert reports, saying
[02:47:19] that the experts were practically recommending a crime with these reports.
[02:47:22] He spoke about the tenders. He used the phrase, "There is more than
[02:47:26] 30 million dollars of public benefit in these tenders."
[02:47:30] Also, when Şükrü Fındık spoke, he said, "I was fired from IMM,
[02:47:33] I did not resign. How can I be a member of an organization
[02:47:36] when I was doing my job?" he stated. One person named Ömer.
[02:47:41] He said he was part of a company called Karma, but
[02:47:44] he said the names of those companies were mixed up in this indictment,
[02:47:48] meaning he said there was such a confusion. Actually,
[02:47:52] the company that should have been included in this tender, in this case,
[02:47:55] is Karma Ajans Reklam Anonim Şirketi, but he stated that he worked
[02:47:58] for Karma Açıkhava Reklamcılık Anonim Şirketi, and he said he didn't understand
[02:48:01] why he was included in this investigation
[02:48:04] right now. Murat İlbağı's nephew was on the stand,
[02:48:08] Nihat Karahan was also one of the important names questioned.
[02:48:12] Murat Ongun asked if he was his nephew. When he spoke about the tenders,
[02:48:15] he said, "I don't know, maybe we made a bid for the tender,
[02:48:18] maybe we didn't. If we did, I don't remember."
[02:48:21] Another important name was Cem Çelik. The Digital Experience
[02:48:25] Museum, again, one of the things we heard a lot in this case.
[02:48:29] He spoke about this. Murat Ongun asked him if he called him
[02:48:32] from the USA for this job. He replied, "No."
[02:48:36] Cem Çelik denied Murat Abbas's claims. Murat Abbas had said
[02:48:40] that he was not involved in any process of the Digital
[02:48:43] Museum. He said this was a lie, and that they had visited
[02:48:47] the field many times. He also stated that
[02:48:50] the media reflected this project as his own success.
[02:48:53] Metin Maden was one of the people who benefited
[02:48:56] from the effective repentance provisions. He also spoke,
[02:48:59] saying he was detained for 4 months. He stated that they photographed
[02:49:03] every job they did due to the pressure from the Court of Accounts
[02:49:06] and submitted it to the file, and that he was not aware
[02:49:10] of any organization. He also said that he doesn't think
[02:49:13] he would be a member of an increasingly impoverished organization. And currently, 168
[02:49:17] people have been heard, 157 names remain.
[02:49:21] These names are expected to be finished by the end of September.
[02:49:24] Let's say that no statement has been made yet regarding the suitable
[02:49:28] time for Ekrem İmamoğlu. We are following all developments to report them to you.
[02:49:32] Gamze Altınay, Semih Çalışkan, thank you very much. Indeed,
[02:49:35] 167 remained, 158 were heard,
[02:49:39] and 167 remained, if I remember the number correctly.
[02:49:42] How will it be, how will it end, where is the appropriate time?
[02:49:46] It's frankly very hard to know. Let's just remind you
[02:49:49] with a breaking news, dear viewers,
[02:49:52] before we close our broadcast. Süleyman İskenderoğlu,
[02:49:56] Chairman of the Diyarbakır Yenişehir Chamber of Agriculture,
[02:49:59] says that the certified wheat and barley seed payments
[02:50:03] that have not been made to our farmers for a year
[02:50:06] have still not been made. The receivables of our farmers
[02:50:08] have literally eroded against inflation. We want to announce
[02:50:12] this urgently through your agency, we want them to be paid,
[02:50:16] I ask you to make our voices heard," says Süleyman İskenderoğlu, Chairman
[02:50:20] of the Diyarbakır Yenişehir Chamber of Agriculture. Let's also announce it here,
[02:50:23] let's do our duty and end with a breaking news,
[02:50:27] a breaking development. Dear viewers,
[02:50:30] Minister of Justice, Mr. Akın Gürlek,
[02:50:34] announced that an excessive pricing
[02:50:36] operation was carried out,
[02:50:40] and within the framework of this excessive pricing
[02:50:43] operation, an arrest warrant was issued
[02:50:46] for 41 managers of 41 firms. This is the breaking news.
[02:50:49] An excessive pricing operation was carried out,
[02:50:53] and there is an arrest warrant for 41 managers of 41 firms.
[02:50:56] This operation was announced by the Minister of Justice, Akın Gürlek,
[02:51:00] dear viewers. Since it's the end of the program, we cannot go into details,
[02:51:03] but our colleagues will inform you about the developments
[02:51:07] on this matter in the upcoming minutes. So, we have completed
[02:51:10] today's program. We hope to be back on your screens
[02:51:13] tomorrow at 7 o'clock. We wish you all a good day. Goodbye.
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[02:55:37] Some get out of their cars at the slightest argument,
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[02:55:44] punch the window of the person they are arguing with. People are literally bundles
[02:55:48] of nerves in traffic. Countries where drivers get most angry
[02:55:51] behind the wheel were researched. Turkey ranked 5th.
[02:55:54] We asked the public, "Why are we so angry in traffic?"
[02:55:58] "Because we lost our old customs, we have no tolerance
[02:56:01] for anyone, I mean, we started getting angry at a horn that shouldn't
[02:56:05] be honked. Of course, life conditions also
[02:56:08] make people struggle, we don't have respect
[02:56:12] for each other, first of all, we have no respect for each other
[02:56:15] in traffic, people don't understand each other, they don't listen anymore,
[02:56:19] I just fought while coming here. Why did you fight while coming here?
[02:56:23] The man is cursing at me for being wrong, he's telling me off.
[02:56:27] He's about to get into a fight with me, damn it, go away.
[02:56:30] Since we are dolmuş drivers, we are already coming from the fifth
[02:56:33] place, we are coming from behind. He misunderstands us, he gets
[02:56:37] us wrong. You're experiencing something, and you can't take it out on that thing,
[02:56:41] so you go and take it out on someone else. For example, I got on the bus
[02:56:45] last week, I asked the driver, 'I'm going to Serinkuyu,' I said,
[02:56:48] 'I don't know if it passes through Serinkuyu.' He said, 'Doesn't it pass through Anadolu Street? Don't you know?'
[02:56:52] I couldn't say anything, I was shocked. I asked him politely, look how he treated me.
[02:56:56] Livelihood, economy, everything stems from the economy.
[02:57:00] The high price of fuel, the traffic congestion,
[02:57:02] and
[02:57:05] not giving way to ambulances and fire trucks,
[02:57:08] so education is really important in traffic.
[02:57:12] Everyone has credit card debt, this debt, that debt,
[02:57:15] when they can't argue with anyone, they can't say anything to the bank,
[02:57:19] they can't say anything to the state, what will they do? They will attack each other.
[02:57:23] This is a reality, nothing else. The biggest thing is people's
[02:57:26] unhappiness, meaning economic conditions inevitably affect
[02:57:30] people's psychology. I also have it in traffic, my wife often
[02:57:33] warns me. I think the biggest reason we are angry in traffic
[02:57:36] is economic problems, frankly.
[02:57:39] People carry all the problems they can't solve in their home lives
[02:57:43] or business lives into traffic, and I think
[02:57:46] they somehow vent their anger
[02:57:50] by getting angry or cursing. Is it right? No, but
[02:57:53] unfortunately, this is our reality. No one has any tolerance
[02:57:57] for anyone anymore. People are unhappy. The struggle of life,
[02:58:00] the hustle and bustle, that's why no one has any tolerance
[02:58:04] for anyone. They get angry at the slightest thing, "I'm going to hit him,"
[02:58:07] he says. For employees, it can be said to be time pressure,
[02:58:11] or it could be due to financial difficulties. In our sector,
[02:58:14] we need to get somewhere urgently. we are trying to go fast and carefully
[02:58:17] through the lanes because the traffic is very
[02:58:20] congested, there is no solution, it might be because of those,
[02:58:23] if the economy eases, everyone can be calmer I think, if the purchasing power
[02:58:27] strengthens, otherwise I don't think there will be much remedy, because
[02:58:30] they can't widen the roads, that's all I have to say, I have a package now, I'm in a hurry .
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[03:00:47] So, as of yesterday, I told you that
[03:00:50] at 10 PM around 4 PM,
[03:00:53] there would be a big increase in motor fuel, between 6.62
[03:00:57] liras and 7.60 liras. There will be an increase.