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[00:00:01] Vestel AI-powered to the CHP, air conditioners think for you this is our home, a new party." That's when it occurred to the Butlan administration to withdraw the appeal. However, when Özgür Özel was in the CHP, before he formed the new party, he had said, "Please withdraw this appeal so we can go to the general assembly, whoever is elected." They had not accepted, saying this was illegal, they had not withdrawn it. When it became clear that Özgür Özel and his team would definitely not return, coincidentally, the Butlan administration also said, "Let's withdraw the application." However, in the meantime, another development occurred. While such a decision was being made, a candidate, Aykut Atıcı, stood against Kılıçdaroğlu and spoke to Milliyet Newspaper. Atıcı stated that Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu told him not to be a candidate. Therefore, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu said, "When did I tell him not to be a candidate?" Just then, completely coincidentally, another development occurred. Gürsel Erol, who decided to engage in politics in the CHP, said, "It is legally impossible to initiate the general assembly process." The CHP General Headquarters announced that it had started the congress process, and this was objected.
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[00:00:44] we were in our first hour, statements came from
[00:00:47] the new party spokesperson Zeynel Emre after the Central Executive Board meeting.
[00:00:50] Will the new party's name change? Will it have to change? We said
[00:00:54] this was another question we would ask today. In his statement,
[00:00:57] If necessary, the decision of
[00:01:01] kararı beklenecek olmuştu. Grup Başkanvekili
[00:01:04] Murat Emir also spoke on Halk TV
[00:01:07] The Innovation Party has such an application to
[00:01:10] başvurusu var. Yargıtaydan da tebligat yeni partiye
[00:01:14] for now, there is no situation
[00:01:18] that requires us to rush or
[00:01:21] Anayasa Mahkemesi verecek
[00:01:23] he said.
[00:01:26] But there is no need to worry too much about this name issue.
[00:01:30] I will just explain the legal side of it. If there is
[00:01:34] confusion, that is, similarity,
[00:01:37] between the two parties, that is, a similarity
[00:01:40] that voters can confuse, it is legally called confusion.
[00:01:44] The existence of confusion needs to be proven.
[00:01:47] In the existence of confusion, not only the name,
[00:01:51] but also the emblem and symbol are considered. We,
[00:01:54] based on previous examples, saw that when there were similar
[00:01:58] conflicts and disputes
[00:02:00] between other parties, decisions of confusion were not
[00:02:03] made regarding much closer parties. We took these decisions knowing
[00:02:07] this. Therefore, there is an objection. It is possible. The Supreme Court
[00:02:11] is doing its duty. It is very normal. The competent authority
[00:02:14] in this matter is the Constitutional Court. But I repeat again, when it
[00:02:18] comes before the Constitutional Court, it will not only look at
[00:02:21] name similarity, but also whether
[00:02:24] there is emblem similarity, whether there is symbol similarity,
[00:02:28] and in addition to all of these, whether it creates a confusing
[00:02:31] effect on voter
[00:02:34] behavior and voter preferences. So,
[00:02:37] it can easily be said that there is no
[00:02:41] such crisis, no such great
[00:02:44] It has not even gone before the Constitutional Court yet.
[00:02:48] Therefore, there is no urgent situation
[00:02:51] there.
[00:02:54] Now, we will discuss both this name
[00:02:57] debate and the CHP's decision to withdraw
[00:03:11] appeared on your screens. Similar statements came from Zeynel Emre, the new party
[00:03:15] spokesperson, minutes ago.
[00:03:19] to the Constitutional Court. Of course,
[00:03:22] the question on everyone's mind is this: if there is a possible early election
[00:03:26] period, or rather, if such a decision is made, will this name change,
[00:03:30] such a decision process that will wait
[00:03:32] It won't affect the process,
[00:03:35] that is, this review that comes before the Constitutional Court
[00:03:39] regarding confusion is
[00:03:43] a very frequent, routine
[00:03:46] process. Actually, the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court
[00:03:50] can do this on its own initiative.
[00:03:53] It can also do it upon the application of a political party that thinks
[00:03:56] yapabiliyor, bu rutin bir işlem eee baktığınız zaman anayasam...
[00:04:00] the Constitutional Court has many decisions rejecting
[00:04:03] many such requests, that is, the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court
[00:04:05] has many decisions where it said there is confusion, and rejected applications
[00:04:09] made based on
[00:04:12] This is also such
[00:04:16] The path to follow here is clear. The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court
[00:04:18] gives a period of time. If within this period
[00:04:22] you do not change the name or logo that creates
[00:04:25] in the concrete case, there is an allegation
[00:04:28] It applies to the Constitutional Court.
[00:04:32] The Constitutional Court is obliged to make a decision
[00:04:35] on this within one month
[00:04:39] Therefore, when the process comes before the Constitutional Court,
[00:04:43] it will not take a very
[00:05:00] this answer will be given by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office
[00:05:03] without waiting until the end of the period. As soon as the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office sees
[00:05:07] that the name change will not be made, it will bring it before the Constitutional Court.
[00:05:10] There is not much for the Constitutional Court to investigate here.
[00:05:14] It will take it, look at it, and discuss whether there is confusion
[00:05:17] whether it will cause confusion
[00:05:20] that will change voter behavior when voters cast their votes.
[00:05:24] But in the end, I do not
[00:05:27] think that it will open a discussion
[00:05:31] about the name of the new party and give a decision of cancellation.
[00:05:34] Even if the Constitutional Court
[00:05:38] decides that this is a confusion, it will then
[00:05:42] cancel the name. "In the event that a decision is made to cancel
[00:05:45] the name, the party will immediately, if the grand congress
[00:05:49] has not been held, the founding committee will convene.
[00:05:52] If it is at the stage of the grand congress, the grand congress
[00:05:56] will decide. But if such a decision is made after the congress period has passed,
[00:06:00] then the grand congress will immediately convene and the name will be changed.
[00:06:03] During this process, the legal entity of the party,
[00:06:06] its elected organs,
[00:06:09] memberships, donations, nothing
[00:06:12] it may have a cost to the party. What is that?
[00:06:16] Well, that is, signs were hung in our provincial
[00:06:19] and district organizations, including our general headquarters.
[00:06:23] Perhaps changing these signs will bring an economic cost.
[00:06:26] Other than that, it will not bring any cost. But
[00:06:30] we see that the legal process that started in Turkey before the new party was founded,
[00:06:33] that is, this suppression, this suppression of the opposition,
[00:06:37] continues in the debate launched over the name of the new party.
[00:06:40] "That is, open
[00:06:43] the Supreme Court's page. You will see
[00:06:46] on the Supreme Court's page how many parties you will see
[00:06:49] with the name 'justice'. None of these cause confusion. Again,
[00:06:52] how many parties will you see starting with the word 'republic'?
[00:06:55] These do not cause confusion. The claim that there is confusion
[00:06:59] between the new party and the innovation party
[00:07:02] is probably something brought
[00:07:06] by the political climate that has emerged recently, because you haven't done
[00:07:10] this with other political parties. But here you have taken such a path.
[00:07:14] That is, the voter in Turkey knows
[00:07:17] what the Innovation Party, chaired by Öztürk Yılmaz, is,
[00:07:21] and what the New Party General Chairman Özgür Özel is.
[00:07:24] All voters know this. There is no situation here that will cause
[00:07:28] confusion or complexity. But
[00:07:31] there is no situation for our parties,
[00:07:35] our members, our voters to worry about.
[00:07:38] If the Constitutional Court makes such a decision against this,
[00:07:41] a solution will be found immediately.
[00:07:44] There will be no loss of rights, no problems. Now, we have talked
[00:07:48] about congress, congress, Supreme Court so much. Let me move
[00:07:51] on to another topic. The CHP withdrew its appeal
[00:07:55] from the Supreme Court. The reason given by Müslim Sarı was that
[00:07:58] "we want to start the congress process." Murat Emir made a statement,
[00:08:02] saying, "It is an attempt to escape from the judiciary and to remove
[00:08:05] the file from before the Supreme Court." He reminded of Özgür Özel's
[00:08:09] individual application and even said, "To sit in that seat
[00:08:12] that day, that is, to plunder all the material
[00:08:15] resources and political accumulation of the party, they were doing
[00:08:19] whatever was necessary. Today, because they saw that the end
[00:08:23] was approaching for them, they are in a hurry to bring
[00:08:26] a new scenario to the agenda." Does withdrawing the appeal
[00:08:29] bring with it the decision for the CHP to go to congress? Now,
[00:08:33] there is a very famous poem
[00:08:36] by Ziya Başar. That is, here,
[00:09:01] of the shirt incorrectly,
[00:09:04] it goes up in a chain. The decision is already
[00:09:08] illegal, but the biggest
[00:09:11] illegality was committed. An interim
[00:09:14] injunction was issued. Now, what happened when the interim injunction
[00:09:17] was issued? Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, whom the Republican People's Party
[00:09:21] legal entity declared null and void, came and sat down. Suddenly,
[00:09:25] while he was the plaintiff, while he was the person
[00:09:28] who would benefit from the outcome of this case, Mr. Özgür,
[00:09:32] with this nullity decision, was removed from his seat
[00:09:36] by police inquiry, the general headquarters was occupied.
[00:09:39] He sat in that seat and, using
[00:09:42] his authority there, an authority that
[00:09:45] was Mr. Özgür's authority, they first
[00:09:49] waived the request for interim injunction,
[00:09:51] they waived the objection, and now they have waived the appeal.
[00:09:55] This is actually abuse of office. That is, in a normal
[00:09:58] rule of law, Kılıçdaroğlu would be held accountable
[00:10:02] for this. That is, you cannot
[00:10:05] come and waive a case from a position where you have
[00:10:09] an interest in a case where a decision has been made.
[00:10:12] Now, what should happen? What should happen is this:
[00:10:16] Mr. Özgür has an objection to the interim injunction
[00:10:19] before the 3rd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court, and he has appeal requests.
[00:10:23] The 3rd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court must first
[00:10:26] discuss this interim injunction and make a decision on it,
[00:10:30] because this interim injunction is unlawful. Because this interim injunction
[00:10:34] is unlawful, Kılıçdaroğlu can
[00:10:37] waive this appeal system today, he can waive it.
[00:10:40] The Supreme Court will discuss this and say that this interim
[00:10:44] injunction is unlawful. Since the interim injunction is unlawful,
[00:10:47] the waiver of the appeal made by those who came
[00:10:50] and sat in that seat based on this unlawful
[00:10:53] decision is invalid. Therefore, the first stage
[00:10:57] is to discuss the interim injunction, and in the second
[00:11:00] stage, it must decide that
[00:11:03] the waiver of the appeal request is invalid, that the appeal
[00:11:07] made is valid, and enter into the merits of the case.
[00:11:10] Look, Ms. Gizem, the problem here is this. So, did I understand correctly,
[00:11:14] Mr. Bülent, the issue is not that the interim injunction will be lifted
[00:11:17] and a congress will be held because they withdrew the appeal decision,
[00:11:21] but that the Supreme Court will now announce the definitive
[00:11:25] result regarding this absolute nullity decision, right?
[00:11:28] Now, Ms. Gizem, we are lawyers, and
[00:11:32] there are many people we talk to within the judiciary,
[00:11:36] and all respected lawyers in Turkey,
[00:11:39] those in academia at universities, retired Supreme Court members,
[00:11:43] and even many lawyers who are still in the Supreme Court,
[00:11:46] we know them. Everyone's common opinion is this:
[00:11:50] there is no possibility of making such a decision
[00:11:53] in Turkey, this is unlawful. Look, they did this to the Supreme Court.
[00:11:56] The Supreme Court told them, that is, I read it that way,
[00:12:00] that is, I am telling
[00:12:02] you my reading, not as information, the Supreme Court said,
[00:12:06] "Brother, it is not possible for me to uphold this decision.
[00:12:09] If I uphold this decision, the prestige of the Supreme Court,
[00:12:13] the respect for law in Turkey will completely disappear, and
[00:12:17] the Supreme Court will lose all its prestige." Well,
[00:12:20] what will we do then? This decision will be overturned.
[00:12:23] 100% it will be overturned. No member of the Supreme Court...
[00:12:27] "It is not possible for them to sign such an unlawful decision as an affirmation. Look,
[00:12:30] you put pressure on the judges in the appellate court. Those judges
[00:12:34] might have made such a decision, but the high judges in the Supreme Court
[00:12:37] would not have signed such a decision. Well, then we would find a way out.
[00:12:40] What is that way out?
[00:12:44] The plaintiffs will waive their case, and the CHP legal entity,
[00:12:47] which is in the position of defendant, will also waive the appeal
[00:12:50] of the case. Therefore, Mr. Özgür,
[00:12:53] since he was an intervener
[00:12:57] in the case, there was a procedural discussion,
[00:13:00] a discussion of whether he had the right to appeal or not. They chose to finalize
[00:13:04] this case not through a discussion of the merits,
[00:13:08] but through a procedural discussion, that is,
[00:13:11] this decision has now become final, saying that they do not have the right
[00:13:14] to appeal. But
[00:13:17] here, there is a duty that falls on the Supreme Court.
[00:13:20] Look, when this file came before the Supreme Court,
[00:13:24] they should have convened immediately and made a decision regarding
[00:13:27] the interim injunction, but they did not.
[00:13:29] The judicial recess started. Look, as of today, we are on September
[00:13:33] 15th. They gave up yesterday. They have not discussed this interim injunction
[00:13:36] until today. But this interim injunction should have been
[00:13:39] discussed and decided upon immediately. Today, the nullifiers resorted
[00:13:43] to such a path because they knew that
[00:13:46] this decision would be overturned, we can say.
[00:13:49] Well, we have reached the next stage.
[00:13:53] They gave up on this. What does the nullity spokesperson say?
[00:13:56] To start the ordinary congress. Look, the decision
[00:13:59] made by the Nullity Court cancels
[00:14:02] the 38th congress. Therefore, in the cancellation
[00:14:05] decision given due to the claims
[00:14:08] in the 38th congress, what needs to be done
[00:14:11] is to renew the existing
[00:14:14] with the 38th congress delegates.
[00:14:17] Other than that, there is no such thing as "I will start
[00:14:21] the ordinary congress calendar" because the 38th congress delegates.
[00:14:27] The 38th ordinary congress process where the general chairman was elected
[00:14:30] must be repeated. Absolutely right. Look,
[00:14:34] in the 38th congress, the district
[00:14:37] chairman, provincial chairman were elected as congress delegates,
[00:14:40] and their duty was to hold the grand congress. The court canceled that.
[00:14:43] Therefore, those there could not complete their duties.
[00:14:47] You cannot start a new ordinary congress
[00:14:51] calendar and hold elections for
[00:14:54] those congress delegates without completing the duty there.
[00:14:58] There are valuable lawyers within the party who respect
[00:15:01] the legal entity of the party and want to protect it,
[00:15:05] I am sure they will take this to court, and they have to renew
[00:15:09] the 38th congress if this decision comes out like this.
[00:15:12] Every other action taken until today
[00:15:15] with that court decision would be an illegitimate,
[00:15:18] null and void decision, similar to what
[00:15:21] they did. They are trying to gain legitimacy
[00:15:25] by starting an ordinary congress calendar. Excuse me,
[00:15:28] they cannot gain legitimacy with this. The decision
[00:15:32] they came to is a non-existent decision. How that decision
[00:15:35] was made, how it came to this.
[00:15:58] health centers. In Elazığ, the rents of family health centers
[00:16:02] that have completed 5 years have been increased by 350%.
[00:16:04] yapıldı.
[00:16:09] Family doctors provide public service, but they complain about being
[00:16:12] treated like businesses. The latest example came from Elazığ.
[00:16:15] We observe that the rent increase amounts of some family
[00:16:19] health centers have been increased by the Elazığ Provincial Health Directorate
[00:16:22] at exorbitant rates, reaching approximately
[00:16:25] 350%. The rent increase for family
[00:16:28] health centers that have completed 5 years surprised us.
[00:16:32] We absolutely do not accept such an increase in our rents
[00:16:35] in an unlawful manner, as if we were engaged in commercial
[00:16:39] activities. Moreover, it was stated that the rent
[00:16:42] increase application was not notified. It was stated that
[00:16:46] the Elazığ Provincial Health Directorate directly deducted it from the current
[00:16:49] payment amount for expenses. Moreover, according to
[00:16:53] the information provided by our family doctor friends,
[00:16:56] this increase was implemented
[00:17:00] without any notification,
[00:17:03] without signing a new lease agreement,
[00:17:07] without any warning, by directly deducting
[00:17:10] from the current payments of our family doctor friends.
[00:17:13] The union will launch
[00:17:15] a legal battle against the increases.
[00:17:22] And now we will continue our broadcast with very important
[00:17:25] and exclusive information for Halk TV.
[00:17:29] We have reached the expert report regarding the investigation
[00:17:32] of university student Rojin Kabaiş, who disappeared
[00:17:35] on September 27, 2024. And there is new information
[00:17:39] that will be brought to the agenda
[00:17:56] that is, regarding the investigation that has been going on for two years,
[00:18:00] there is some information that will emerge for the first time.
[00:18:03] There are some images that will emerge for the first time. For example, there is
[00:18:06] a very striking image of a house. Again, there is a private security
[00:18:10] guard, and there is an image of him leaving Rojin's cell phone
[00:18:24] was last seen in this area. It gave a base station signal at 18:38,
[00:18:28] uh, September 27,
[00:18:31] 2024. The last date and time Rojin was seen was
[00:18:34] September 27, 2024, at 19:00. She was last
[00:18:38] seen here, and the last base station signal Rojin gave was
[00:18:42] at 18:38, as I mentioned. She gave a base station signal
[00:18:45] because she had a phone call with
[00:18:49] a roommate, a friend she shared a room with. She made a 52-second
[00:18:53] phone call. Afterwards,
[00:18:57] this phone call ends. Afterwards, there are two SMS messages
[00:19:00] sent by her roommate to Rojin that same evening. There is
[00:19:04] also an interesting situation regarding her roommate. Because
[00:19:07] her roommate states that she never left
[00:19:11] her room that night, that evening. But the base station records,
[00:19:15] that is, the base station records from BTK, show
[00:19:18] that this person, whose name I will not mention now,
[00:19:28] Our second point is very important. Our second point is Rojin.
[00:19:32] Now, Rojin's this report, do you know what it is based on?
[00:19:36] It's an 84-page report. It's coming to light for the first time.
[00:19:40] All of Rojin's digital data has been accessed. Now,
[00:19:43] Dinçer, we were always talking about not being able to access the information
[00:19:46] on the phone, that the phone traveled from country to country,
[00:19:50] etc. Now we have accessed it, it's clear, the images
[00:19:53] have been cleaned up.
[00:19:55] Her correspondence, her internet searches,
[00:19:59] this is very important, her mailbox has been accessed,
[00:20:03] and also, security camera footage
[00:20:06] from that area has been accessed. The image is very, very striking.
[00:20:09] Now, the last person she corresponded with, and referred to as "hocam"
[00:20:13] (teacher/sir), is a person named Mehmet Çelik. Did they correspond on Instagram?
[00:20:17] Yes, they corresponded on Instagram. The correspondence is as follows:
[00:20:20] Let me tell you the exact time of the correspondence:
[00:20:23] on September 27, 2024, at 14:52,
[00:20:27] there is an Instagram correspondence. She says "hocam".
[00:20:30] Then this person, Mehmet Çelik, says "thank you very much".
[00:20:33] Then it is understood that Rojin wrote, "If it's not a very expensive
[00:20:37] gift, take it, hocam, it came from your heart, you gifted it,
[00:20:40] accept it, hocam, don't break your student's heart,"
[00:20:43] she sends such a message. So, there is
[00:20:46] such a correspondence between the two. This person, Mehmet Çelik,
[00:20:50] we also see in the base station records that Mehmet Çelik
[00:20:54] and Rojin were in the same place, according to the BTK report. Now, we put
[00:20:57] Mehmet Çelik aside for a moment. The Instagram
[00:21:00] correspondences that draw attention are emerging, what Rojin sent to him
[00:21:04] and what he sent to her.
[00:21:12] this is very, very important. Rojin was last seen
[00:21:15] on the evening of September 27 at 19:04.
[00:21:18] Huh-uh. So what is this image,
[00:21:22] do you know? This image is this: This is a security camera
[00:21:25] image from Van 100. Yıl. And
[00:21:28] here we see a private security
[00:21:32] guard. Behind him, it even says
[00:21:35] "private security guard" on his
[00:21:39] uniform. This person comes to this area
[00:21:42] at 10:03 in the morning the next day,
[00:21:45] that is, September 28. He walks from here. He will come
[00:21:48] to this area in a moment. Next. In our second point, that is,
[00:21:52] the morning after Rojin disappeared, he comes to that area at 10 AM.
[00:21:56] So why does this private security guard
[00:21:59] come to this area? We also
[00:22:01] see the 43 seconds
[00:22:03] he stands there at 10:03.
[00:22:06] He goes into these bushes. Look, this private
[00:22:10] security guard goes into the area where these
[00:22:13] bushes are. He stays among these bushes for 43 seconds.
[00:22:17] Okay. So what
[00:22:20] do you know this private security guard left here?
[00:22:23] Rojin's cell phone was found here. Rojin's lost
[00:22:26] cell phone was found among those
[00:22:29] bushes. The day after Rojin disappeared,
[00:22:33] we last see Rojin in the camera records at 19:09
[00:22:37] on September 27. One day
[00:22:40] later, on September 28, at 10:00,
[00:22:43] a security guard comes to the area where Rojin is thought
[00:22:47] to have disappeared, and he leaves Rojin's cell phone among the bushes.
[00:22:50] This is a very, very important thing. These images,
[00:22:54] by the way, of a private security guard, the report, or rather
[00:22:58] the list, of which private
[00:23:00] security guards were on duty at that university that day
[00:23:04] has also been extracted. The names of two private security guards have been
[00:23:08] determined there. I will not mention them now, but they are in the report.
[00:23:11] As I said, Rojin's cell phone was found
[00:23:14] the morning after Rojin disappeared. We will show an image of a house
[00:23:18] in a moment, which is very, very striking. Rojin's cell phone
[00:23:22] was found among these bushes. It is thought that a private security
[00:23:25] guard left it there. How do we know that what was left
[00:23:29] was Rojin's cell phone? An examination of this phone
[00:23:32] revealed that it belonged to Rojin. So this phone was found.
[00:23:36] When was the phone found, Dinçer? Some time after the incident.
[00:23:40] That is, this security guard leaves from
[00:23:43] here. 10, 14, 15 minutes later,
[00:23:47] another 3-4 people pass by. They accidentally find
[00:23:51] the phone among those bushes. Then it is handed over to the relevant people,
[00:23:55] and an examination of this phone reveals that it belongs to Rojin.
[00:23:58] So the most critical point is this: Rojin's
[00:24:01] cell phone was placed among the bushes by a private
[00:24:05] security guard, who is thought to be working at the university,
[00:24:08] the morning after Rojin disappeared. And this person stayed
[00:24:11] in this area for 43 seconds,
[00:24:32] And at 10:16, this time, 3-4 people coming from the opposite direction,
[00:24:36] unrelated to the incident, meaning normal citizens,
[00:24:39] uh, they notice the phone
[00:24:43] there, these people notice the cell phone and it is delivered to the relevant people.
[00:24:47] So, it's worth underlining this. What time was it
[00:24:50] in the previous one when he left it in the bushes, we said 10:03.
[00:24:53] 10:16, so 13 minutes later, citizens who
[00:24:57] happened to pass by see the phone. So, we can
[00:25:00] prove this. This security guard left this phone
[00:25:03] in these bushes, this report, because they found it 13 minutes later.
[00:25:07] Very clear, yes, this report clearly shows this. In fact,
[00:25:10] as I mentioned, two uh, I mean, there's a list
[00:25:14] of which officers were on duty that day. A determination has been made regarding two people.
[00:25:18] Now let's come to our next volume. This is very, very
[00:25:21] look, do you know what this is? This is a very strange thing. This image
[00:25:25] is very strange. Here we see a house. This image
[00:25:29] has been worked on for a long time. This image is normally very blurry,
[00:25:33] but technology has advanced a lot. Do you know what this
[00:25:37] image is? This image
[00:25:40] is from the evening of September 27th, the evening
[00:25:43] when Roger disappeared. The report says
[00:25:47] that at least two people were seen carrying a heavy
[00:25:50] object into a house. So, where is this place?
[00:25:54] Uh, it's in Bardakçı village, where Rojin was found,
[00:25:57] where Rojin was last seen. I'm talking about a very short distance. Exactly.
[00:26:01] Look at Rogin. Now, this is the daytime, a daytime shot. There's a
[00:26:05] house. There's an entry into this house late
[00:26:08] at night, late at night. There's a record, there's a camera record,
[00:26:12] and this resolution, I mean, after it's been put through a good uh, thing,
[00:26:15] uh, the image the image has been quite
[00:26:18] clarified. Here, two people are understood
[00:26:22] to have carried a heavy object into the house.
[00:26:24] This has been determined. Then, in our next
[00:26:27] volume,
[00:26:30] it says, look, on the evening of September 27th,
[00:26:32] two people put a heavy object into this house.
[00:26:35] On the morning of September 28th, again from the same
[00:26:38] house, again, uh, two people are seen
[00:26:42] taking out the object they put in the house in the evening.
[00:26:45] So, actually, here we suspect
[00:26:49] that the heavy object carried into this house was perhaps Rojin's lifeless body.
[00:26:52] Do I understand correctly that the strong suspicion in the report is in
[00:26:55] that direction? The report's language is this:
[00:26:59] that evening, the evening of September 27th, what was carried into this house "as a heavy
[00:27:03] object" was actually Rojin. And on the morning of September 28th,
[00:27:06] the object taken out of this house was again Rojin.
[00:27:10] This is the report's assessment. In fact,
[00:27:13] there's also a vehicle, a car, uh, so what about the license plate of this car?
[00:27:17] Who are those two people? There's no identification regarding those two people yet,
[00:27:21] because the image could only be clarified at one point.
[00:27:24] But as I said, that evening,
[00:27:28] the evening of September 27th, a heavy object was forced
[00:27:31] into this house.
[00:27:35] And on the morning of September 28th, they were seen taking it out of this house.
[00:27:39] This is established with this image. Is it known at what time it was taken out on the morning of September 28th, Dinçer?
[00:27:43] Around 9 o'clock. I mean, you know why it caught my attention.
[00:27:47] The phone. So, if Rojin's lifeless body
[00:27:51] was taken out of this house around 9 o'clock, then about an hour
[00:27:54] later, the cell phone was found in the area. On the morning of September
[00:27:58] 9th, at 09:03. The exit, the exit from the house. There's exactly one hour in between.
[00:28:02] Exactly. There's exactly one hour. Now let's move on to our next section.
[00:28:12] with was Mehmet Çelik, whom she referred to as "my teacher,"
[00:28:15] who is stated to be a former police officer. However,
[00:28:18] it seems that her father, Nizamettin Kabaiş, was somewhat behind
[00:28:21] the correspondence. Now, Nizamettin Kabaiş, Nizamettin Bey, how many
[00:28:25] times was he our guest? He tries to tell his troubles to whoever he sees.
[00:28:29] Just yesterday, in Diyarbakır, some people.
[00:28:33] Uh, there's also such a record. was Mehmet Çelik,
[00:28:45] this report, these base station records, uh, BTK data,
[00:28:49] correspondences, etc., regarding Mehmet Çelik, there is a suspicion,
[00:28:53] he is a suspect in this case. And it is also understood
[00:28:56] from BTK that Mehmet Çelik and Rojin Kabaiş gave signals in the same base
[00:29:00] area. This data. This is not data
[00:29:03] that can be tampered with. Do we know what time it was?
[00:29:07] Uh, it was around 6-7 PM. So, actually,
[00:29:10] about an hour before Rojin was last seen,
[00:29:13] Mehmet Çelik, who is currently considered a suspect in the file,
[00:29:17] and Rojin's phones gave signals from the same area. It is understood
[00:29:28] as I said, all of Rojin's digital
[00:29:33] materials, all the digital data related to her phone, have been accessed. Let's say Rojin searched for
[00:29:36] something on the internet? What did she search for?
[00:29:39] Who did Rojin talk to, who did she text, and that
[00:29:43] data has been accessed. This is quite important. This must be data
[00:29:46] obtained after a very difficult
[00:30:03] three main critical things: at
[00:30:06] 10:03 on the day, the morning after the day Rojin disappeared,
[00:30:10] at 10:03 AM on September 28th, there is a clear image
[00:30:13] of a private security guard placing Rojer's cell phone
[00:30:17] among the bushes. This phone is found 13 minutes later,
[00:30:20] and on the evening Rojer disappeared,
[00:30:24] the evening of September 27th, after the image was clarified,
[00:30:28] two people carry a heavy object into a house,
[00:30:31] and the next morning, the same heavy object is taken out of this house, and one hour after
[00:30:34] that object is taken out, Rojer's cell phone is left
[00:30:38] in the bushes. How do we know it's Rojer's phone? Because 13 minutes after
[00:30:42] it was left, someone passing by accidentally
[00:30:45] notices the cell phone there, and it turns out to be Rojer's cell phone.
[00:30:49] Yes, this, I mean, leaving this phone here reminded me of something, for example,
[00:30:52] in Narin, this, uh, he took it to the riverbank and left it there.
[00:30:56] Here, too, it's an interesting
[00:31:10] for almost two years since that date.
[00:31:13] With the contribution of our friend Erdoğan Durna, let's mention him too.
[00:31:17] Our news director Erdoğan Durna said today in the news center
[00:31:21] that he is very sensitive about femicides, be it Gülistan Doku
[00:31:25] or Rojin Kabaiş. He has made a great
[00:31:28] effort to obtain this information. We thank him too.
[00:31:31] Both our director Erdoğan and Dinçer will
[00:31:35] follow this issue and we will continue
[00:31:48] at the beginning, fuel prices. I'll ask my director
[00:31:51] Ali, we had prepared
[00:31:54] a visual. Let's show you what the prices have reached
[00:31:58] with the latest hikes. I want
[00:32:00] to.
[00:32:02] Ladies and gentlemen, now the pumps are on fire, let's say. Let's continue with that.
[00:32:06] With the latest hikes, the price of diesel is 96
[00:32:10] liras, 96 liras and 26 kuruş. The price
[00:32:14] of gasoline. 80 liras and 92 kuruş. The price of autogas
[00:32:17] is 32 liras and 998
[00:32:20] kuruş. So, it's close to 100 liras.
[00:32:24] We are also facing such a situation, let's underline that too: when it becomes 100 liras,
[00:32:28] when we reach three-digit figures, the current
[00:32:31] signs at gas stations
[00:32:34] are not three-digit. They will have to change them,
[00:32:38] and the cost of this is millions of dollars.
[00:32:41] I will tell you in a moment. Let me give you an even more striking detail. Today,
[00:32:45] we also talked about the equal mobile system, taxes, these.
[00:32:48] Now, when Mehmet Şimşek took office
[00:32:52] on June 4th, 2023,
[00:32:55] 1 liter of diesel was
[00:32:58] 19.78 kuruş.
[00:33:01] Today, the tax
[00:33:04] on diesel alone is 19.12
[00:33:08] kuruş. Let the latest hikes come and then
[00:33:10] we'll talk.
[00:33:14] Since the beginning of this year, diesel has increased by 72.4%,
[00:33:18] gasoline by 50.5%. With the latest hike,
[00:33:22] diesel has approached 100 liras. Diesel is 96 liras,
[00:33:25] gasoline is 80 liras. I mean,
[00:33:27] no matter who you tell this to, I swear,
[00:33:31] they'll laugh. I'm laughing. There's no end to the money
[00:33:34] that's wasted in traffic, literally. The effects of the war in the Middle East are increasing.
[00:33:38] Crude oil prices approaching 110 dollars and volatility in exchange rates
[00:33:41] will affect fuel.
[00:33:48] Do we calculate when we go out? I haven't gone out for about 2 weeks. I only took the car out to take my mother to the hospital. It's obvious from the condition of the car that it's a necessity.
[00:33:52] But I have a car, but I can't use it. Diesel is racing
[00:33:56] towards 100 liras. With a 6 lira
[00:34:00] 62 kuruş hike, the price of diesel per liter in Istanbul
[00:34:03] has exceeded 96 liras. In eastern provinces, it has reached
[00:34:07] 100 liras. The difference between gasoline and diesel
[00:34:10] has exceeded 16 liras. If it continues like this,
[00:34:14] it will reach 120-130 liras. It seems we are going more carefully,
[00:34:17] trying to consolidate our work.
[00:34:20] Uh, if they are in the same direction, we try to make them coincide on the same day.
[00:34:24] This is the method we found. When the Minister of Treasury and Finance,
[00:34:27] Mehmet Şimşek, took office, 1 liter of diesel was 19.78 kuruş.
[00:34:31] Today, only the tax is 19.12 kuruş.
[00:34:34] So, we want this administration to take
[00:34:37] action on this matter. This gasoline, which is 80 liras,
[00:34:40] was previously priced higher than diesel.
[00:34:43] Look, there's at least a 20% difference
[00:34:47] between them. Where does this 20% difference
[00:34:50] go? Diesel was removed from the equal mobile application.
[00:34:54] Since September 1st, an additional 3 liras of SCT (Special Consumption Tax) began to be collected.
[00:34:57] With the addition of a 6 lira SCT hike in October, the 100 lira scenario
[00:35:01] for diesel becomes inevitable. The price of diesel per liter
[00:35:04] will exceed the 100 lira limit for the first time in Turkey's history.
[00:35:08] But the main issue is this: some signs at gas
[00:35:11] stations were caught unprepared for three-digit prices.
[00:35:15] Approximately two-thirds of the signs at stations in Turkey
[00:35:18] do not have this equipment. They are not prepared to show
[00:35:21] three-digit figures. They need to be replaced. The sector is facing
[00:35:25] a cost of approximately 212.5 million
[00:35:28] dollars.
[00:35:31] Thank goodness we don't use diesel. Gasoline is 80 liras.
[00:35:34] Unfortunately, I guess we won't be able to use it anymore.
[00:35:37] Do you calculate?
[00:35:40] It's better not to calculate.
[00:35:44] When you calculate, unfortunately, you
[00:35:52] it's close to 100 liras. Now it's 96, 90
[00:35:56] liras, 97 liras, depending on the province, the price of diesel per liter.
[00:36:00] Gasoline has exceeded 80 liras. Frankly, this is unbearable.
[00:36:03] We will start from here and address many issues.
[00:36:17] We are now talking about 100 liras.
[00:36:21] A hike in fuel means a hike in everything, from needles
[00:36:24] to threads. There's a striking piece of information.
[00:36:27] Uh, we were inspired by you, let's say. Uh, the price of gasoline
[00:36:31] at the time Mehmet Şimşek took office is equivalent to the tax
[00:36:35] price within gasoline, within fuel.
[00:36:37] At the same time, looking at the developments
[00:36:41] in the Middle East and even on the Russia-Ukraine front, Brent crude oil seems
[00:36:44] to continue to rise. Uh, what are your
[00:36:47] predictions? Where will this situation lead?
[00:36:49] varacak
[00:36:52] Now, a friend of mine said the other day, "Oh no," he said, "there's been a price hike
[00:36:55] on diesel. I wish we had bought it before the hike." I said,
[00:36:59] "Don't worry, you'll buy the next one before it." I said, "It doesn't matter."
[00:37:02] Because these hikes are now officially on autopilot, and
[00:37:06] they are really hurting people. Now, we shouldn't
[00:37:09] look at this just as fuel. I mean, this
[00:37:12] is a serious blow to our inflation,
[00:37:16] meaning an increase in food inflation means
[00:37:20] growth, the suppression of production in a way,
[00:37:23] an impact on the current account deficit, because fuel,
[00:37:27] which we call diesel, is a basic
[00:37:30] input cost, so it affects everything from A to Z,
[00:37:33] from electricity to bread, from rent
[00:37:37] to apples, it's a cost that touches everything.
[00:37:41] There's an important point we need to make here. The state
[00:37:45] will have to subsidize this in some way. There's no other solution. Now
[00:37:48] you'll say, yes, it will subsidize it, but this also causes significant
[00:37:52] damage to the budget, because we recorded these taxes
[00:37:55] in the budget. We target this
[00:37:58] and say we will collect it. Then what will you do? You will move away from
[00:38:02] inefficiency in public spending and
[00:38:05] you will abolish tax exemptions
[00:38:07] that you apply and that have no effect.
[00:38:11] It's that simple, because when you apply
[00:38:14] a tax exemption to companies, institutions,
[00:38:17] individuals, whoever it is,
[00:38:20] from whom you cannot obtain any efficiency,
[00:38:24] believe me, the cost of this is paid by 86 million people.
[00:38:28] That's why we shouldn't just
[00:38:31] see this fuel price hike as something imposed
[00:38:34] on vehicles. We should
[00:38:37] not. This is not just about cars,
[00:38:41] it is a material that will affect everything
[00:38:44] from A to Z of Turkey's production, current account deficit,
[00:38:47] income distribution. We have to see it as such.
[00:38:50] Absolutely. And now we're talking about this, if it exceeds 100
[00:38:54] liras, then the signs show two digits.
[00:38:57] They can't show three digits. Then those signs need to be changed. We're talking about
[00:39:01] approximately 80,000 pumps. Uh, two-thirds of them
[00:39:04] need revision or replacement. According to calculations,
[00:39:07] if this change happens, its total cost alone
[00:39:10] will exceed 212.5 million dollars.
[00:39:14] Dear Gizem, every move made
[00:39:18] and every solution found by the economic management
[00:39:22] continues to be a burden on our backs.
[00:39:25] Only.
[00:39:28] When you act with the stubbornness of reducing inflation with only
[00:39:31] interest rates, we have seen that you cannot
[00:39:35] achieve results from this. You have to use fiscal policies,
[00:39:38] you have to use savings, you have to use production,
[00:39:41] income, all of these
[00:39:44] in the same direction, comprehensively.
[00:39:48] If you don't do these and just say
[00:39:51] that you will bring this inflation under control
[00:39:54] by using monetary policy, we have seen that you cannot.
[00:39:58] "Today fuel, tomorrow electricity, the day after tomorrow
[00:40:01] natural gas. How will these people, this nation,
[00:40:05] get through this winter with so many hikes, with so much cost?
[00:40:09] Now, today, you look, the industrialist says, 'Brother,
[00:40:12] my cost of accessing money is high, expensive,'
[00:40:16] meaning he says interest rates are high. When he goes to use a loan,
[00:40:19] he uses a loan at 50%, 55%, maybe 60%.
[00:40:23] And the farmer who produces the vegetables and fruit
[00:40:26] that come to our table today says, 'Brother,
[00:40:30] the diesel I put in my tractor is expensive.' And
[00:40:34] you turn to the shopkeeper, the shopkeeper says, 'My rent
[00:40:37] and the energy I use are expensive.' It is quite
[00:40:40] natural that such high costs at points that affect
[00:40:43] production and the consumer do not disappear
[00:40:46] from our tables. To be surprised by this,
[00:40:49] to say, 'Oh, we couldn't bring inflation down again,'
[00:40:52] 'We couldn't bring it down to the targeted
[00:40:55] level,' is actually more than comical.
[00:40:59] What we feel is mostly tragicomical. Let's underline that, and while
[00:41:03] we're at it, there's electricity
[00:41:07] and natural gas bills.
[00:41:10] Now, I came across a statement by Professor Dr. Hakan Kara today. He says that if
[00:41:13] the increase in oil prices continues this way,
[00:41:17] on one hand there's the turmoil in the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz is blocked,
[00:41:20] the Houthis have taken control of Bab-el-Mandeb, it's starting to get blocked there too.
[00:41:24] Up north, Russia and Ukraine, it's getting even hotter.
[00:41:28] So, he says that in October,
[00:41:31] there might be a price hike for electricity
[00:41:33] and natural gas.
[00:41:38] Well, I want to ask something. I am asking the
[00:41:41] esteemed minister who said after March 19th that
[00:41:45] "we saved and accumulated our reserves
[00:41:48] for such bad days." Was that day the bad day,
[00:41:50] or is the bad day the day when
[00:41:54] the world, conjuncturally, entered such a bottleneck
[00:41:58] economically? I mean, yes, you can fill
[00:42:01] the reserves today. This is the Republic of Turkey, of course they will be filled. But
[00:42:05] the exchange rate difference between
[00:42:08] those "fill and empty" operations, we pay for it, the citizens
[00:42:12] pay for it, this nation pays for it. Today you
[00:42:15] import energy, you import technology,
[00:42:19] you import semi-finished raw materials,
[00:42:22] and even the slightest movement in the exchange rate affects us
[00:42:26] in some way. So,
[00:42:29] for you to ignore so many problems,
[00:42:32] so many difficulties, and focus on public
[00:42:36] spending, on waste in the public sector...
[00:42:39] I'm not saying needs, I'm saying waste, because it's a big
[00:42:42] mistake to portray waste as a need.
[00:42:45] Mr. Şimşek used a phrase at the OVP meeting,
[00:42:49] he said, "We are saving."
[00:42:52] He said, "We
[00:43:00] a phrase like this. He said, "Out of 100
[00:43:03] vehicles, we have replaced
[00:43:06] 79 of them." Mr. Minister,
[00:43:10] "you were the one who previously called these vehicles 'peanuts'.
[00:43:13] In 7 months, we paid
[00:43:16] 1.754 billion liras in interest.
[00:43:20] While there is so much waste in the public sector,
[00:43:23] as you also said, these public vehicles are just peanuts.
[00:43:27] It's not even appropriate to bring this up
[00:43:31] at a meeting of this caliber. Mr. Minister, what truly
[00:43:35] concerns us, what puts us
[00:43:38] from A to Z "under debt, under burden,
[00:43:42] it is essential to move away
[00:43:45] from those items. At the top of these
[00:43:48] are taxes. From kitchen
[00:43:51] gas cylinders to baby food,
[00:43:55] look, a kitchen gas cylinder,
[00:43:59] what business does Special Consumption Tax
[00:44:02] have inside this cylinder? This nation doesn't care about
[00:44:06] the size of the turnip, dear Gizem, it cares about the cylinder,
[00:44:09] because that soup needs to boil,
[00:44:13] that cylinder needs to be bought. That's why
[00:44:16] here, as citizens, as a nation, while
[00:44:19] we apply a sensitivity in terms of saving,
[00:44:22] the same thought and the same
[00:44:26] sensitivity must be applied in public
[00:44:29] institutions, because public saving is not just
[00:44:33] an item in the budget, it signals social trust.
[00:44:36] I mean, that public saving discourse
[00:44:40] was initially only uttered by Mehmet Şimşek, but he also gave up. I haven't
[00:44:44] heard it from him for a very long time. But when you mention
[00:44:46] these cars, this 'peanuts' issue, it also reminded me
[00:44:50] that perhaps we also discussed it with you,
[00:44:53] these vehicles, protection vehicles, I mean, hundreds,
[00:44:56] thousands of vehicles, and all of them, for example, to stay warm on cold days,
[00:45:00] those vehicles that are kept running without being turned off at all.
[00:45:03] I think it's necessary to look at the cost of these with the current
[00:45:07] diesel or gasoline prices again. It needs to be checked.
[00:45:11] I think. Absolutely.
[00:45:14] Now the vehicles, absolutely. I mean, one day, I'm very
[00:45:17] sorry, please, no, say it. I was passing by the Haliç
[00:45:21] Congress Center one day, I looked and there were about
[00:45:25] 15-20 cars, as you just said.
[00:45:28] There was probably a meeting inside. To keep the heater
[00:45:31] on in winter, and the air conditioning
[00:45:34] on in summer, as you said, vehicles running at full blast.
[00:45:37] And these high costs.
[00:45:41] We pay for them. We bear this high hardship,
[00:45:45] this high debt. As a result,
[00:45:48] today, we have not reaped the benefits
[00:45:52] of the taxes we paid, of the suffering we endured.
[00:45:55] For the welfare of this nation,
[00:45:58] for economic efficiency, for the increase in purchasing
[00:46:01] power, a correct prescription,
[00:46:04] a correct economic program needs to be written
[00:46:08] and the targeted taxes need to be
[00:46:11] seriously reviewed,
[00:46:14] especially on the fuel side.
[00:46:18] If we don't do this, what will happen? As
[00:46:21] you also mentioned earlier, fuel prices, which will reach three
[00:46:25] digits, will directly affect inflation,
[00:46:28] food, current account deficit,
[00:46:32] uh, production, the suppression of production,
[00:46:36] all of these. now. We are talking about the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:46:39] Brother, doesn't this Strait of Hormuz affect
[00:46:43] Switzerland too? I mean, does the Strait of Hormuz
[00:46:47] only affect us? It affects everywhere. If we applaud
[00:46:50] the UAV, "I wish
[00:46:53] the ruling party, the AKP, which has been in power for
[00:46:57] 25 years, a quarter century, had done enough work
[00:46:59] on renewable energy to prevent our energy imports
[00:47:03] today, because today we import 92%
[00:47:07] of our fuel and 98%
[00:47:10] of our natural gas. "They didn't do that work,
[00:47:14] because Mr. Çanakçı, as you know, we found oil, we found natural gas,
[00:47:17] so there was no need to do that work,
[00:47:30] I don't know if we can wrap it up in two minutes. Today, it made headlines like a bomb.
[00:47:34] Deniz Yavuz Yılmaz shared it. The World Trade Organization
[00:47:37] imposed a penalty on Turkey regarding the import/export of Chinese cars,
[00:47:40] I mean, regarding our cooperation with Turkey. What is it, what is it not, how will it affect us?
[00:47:43] I'll immediately pass the word to you.
[00:47:56] at one time, some privileges were given to BYD,
[00:47:59] which was considered to build a factory and invest here.
[00:48:02] We even said at that time, "Brother, it won't harm Togg, which is our own child."
[00:48:06] We said these privileges, anyway,
[00:48:10] as a result, BYD sold a huge number of cars with privileges,
[00:48:14] and it has not yet fulfilled its commitment to build
[00:48:17] the factory, it is said to have suspended it. Now, in this
[00:48:20] context, China says, "Brother, I have a commercial
[00:48:24] loss here due to additional taxes."
[00:48:27] Here, China can apply to the
[00:48:30] World Trade Organization and
[00:48:34] impose additional taxes on Turkey proportional
[00:48:37] to its commercial losses if its losses
[00:48:40] are not compensated. I am talking about the products
[00:48:44] we export from here. As a result,
[00:48:47] not only will Turkey pay a material price,
[00:48:50] but Turkey
[00:48:54] On the other hand, one advantage
[00:48:57] could be that our citizens can buy imported
[00:49:01] products much cheaper here.
[00:49:05] We can get cars cheaper,
[00:49:14] absolutely. As I said earlier, we had already opposed
[00:49:17] giving these privileges to BYD because
[00:49:21] there is a Tog here, this is our production,
[00:49:24] our vehicle. That's why, when
[00:49:27] a move is made, we constantly talk about the State Planning
[00:49:31] Organization here, we constantly bring it up so that
[00:49:34] not a single penny of our citizens'
[00:49:37] hard-earned
[00:55:35] contribute to the future of our country. Turkish Education Foundation.
[00:55:38] In the argument, he gets out of his car, some attack
[00:55:42] with a saw, a crowbar, some punch the window of the person
[00:55:46] they are arguing with. People in traffic are simply
[00:55:49] a bundle of nerves. A study was conducted on the countries
[00:55:52] that get most angry behind the wheel. Turkey ranked
[00:55:55] fifth. We asked the public: "Why are we so angry
[00:55:59] in traffic?" Because we lost our old customs,
[00:56:03] we no longer have patience for anyone. I mean, we
[00:56:07] started getting angry at an incredibly
[00:56:10] unnecessary honk. Of course, these living conditions
[00:56:14] also push people, that's why we are angry.
[00:56:17] I think we don't have respect for each other first and
[00:56:21] foremost. We don't have any respect for each other
[00:56:24] in traffic. People don't understand each other anymore, they don't
[00:56:27] listen. Just now, I got into a fight when I was
[00:56:31] coming. Just now, I got into a fight when I was coming.
[00:56:35] Why? The man is swearing at me in reverse. He says
[00:56:38] "you're wrong" and things like that. Where are we going to fight?
[00:56:42] Damn it, get out of my way. Understand? Since we are
[00:56:45] a dolmuş, we are already coming from the fifth rank,
[00:56:48] coming from behind. He misunderstands us, he misunderstands us.
[00:56:52] He can't get out what he's experiencing from that. He goes
[00:56:55] and takes it out on you. For example, I took the bus
[00:56:58] the other day. I asked the driver, "I'm going to Serinkoy,"
[00:57:01] I said. "Does it pass through Serinkuyu?" Because I didn't
[00:57:06] know. He said, "It passes through Anadolu Street, don't
[00:57:10] you know?" When he said that, I couldn't say
[00:57:14] anything. I suddenly became like that.
[00:57:18] I mean, I asked him politely, look at how he treated
[00:57:21] me. Livelihood, economy, I mean, everything is
[00:57:25] due to the economy. The high price of fuel,
[00:57:28] the heavy traffic, not giving way to ambulances,
[00:57:32] I mean, traffic education is very important.
[00:57:35] Everyone has credit card debt, this debt,
[00:57:38] that debt. When they can't argue with anyone,
[00:57:41] when they can't say anything to the bank, when they can't
[00:57:45] say anything to the government, what will they do? They will
[00:57:48] attack each other. This is a fact, it's nothing
[00:57:51] else. The biggest thing is people's
[00:57:54] unhappiness. I mean, economic conditions
[00:57:58] inevitably affect people's psychology.
[00:58:01] I mean, I also have the same in traffic. My wife
[00:58:05] warns me a lot sometimes. I think the biggest
[00:58:08] reason for us being angry in traffic is economic
[00:58:12] difficulties, frankly. People carry all
[00:58:15] the problems they can't solve in their home
[00:58:18] lives or business lives to traffic, and I think
[00:58:22] they somehow vent their anger or swear there.
[00:58:25] Is it right? No, but unfortunately,
[00:58:55] and bustle, that's why nobody has patience for
[00:58:59] anyone. They get angry at the slightest thing, they
[00:59:03] say "I'm going to hit you." For employees, it can be
[00:59:06] said to be time pressure. It could also be due to
[00:59:09] financial difficulties. In our sector, since we
[00:59:13] need to get somewhere
[00:59:18] the lanes. And also
[00:59:35] traffic is very congested, there is no solution.
[00:59:38] It could be because of those. If the economy improves,
[00:59:42] everyone can be calmer, I think. If purchasing
[00:59:46] power strengthens. Other than that, I don't think
[00:59:50] there will be much of a remedy, because
[00:59:53] they can't widen the roads. That's
[00:59:56] all I have to say. I have a package, now I'm in
[01:00:00] a hurry. Welcome to Halk Main News,
[01:00:03] dear viewers. Today we are intervening, there
[01:00:07] is an intervention against those who make unfair
[01:00:10] profits in the fresh fruit and vegetable
[01:00:13] market. This is a good development, but
[01:00:16] at the same time, there is also an intervention
[01:00:20] in freedoms, which is a bad development.
[01:00:23] On International Democracy Day,
[01:00:26] access to many social media accounts
[01:00:30] was blocked as part of an investigation
[01:00:34] into LGBTI+ organizations. Today,"
[01:00:37] we say and begin. What did Müslüm Sarı,
[01:00:40] the spokesman for the Butlan administration,
[01:00:43] say? He said, "We will withdraw the appeal
[01:00:47] to pave the way for the general
[01:00:50] assembly." So,
[01:00:56] when did he say this? When Özgür said, "We will not return