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[00:00:00] said let's withdraw the application. However, remember the other day. another development occurred. This is the reality of today. Look
[00:00:03] While such a decision was being made, a candidate
[00:00:07] named Aytu Atıcı emerged against Kılıçdaroğlu
[00:00:09] and spoke to Milliyet Newspaper. Atıcı stated
[00:00:12] that Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu told him not
[00:00:16] to be a candidate. So, when did Kemal
[00:00:18] Kılıçdaroğlu tell him not to be a candidate?
[00:00:22] Just by complete coincidence, another development
[00:00:24] occurred. Gürsel Erol, who decided
[00:00:28] to do politics in CHP, said that it is not legally
[00:00:31] possible to start the convention
[00:00:33] process.
[00:00:38] CHP General Headquarters announced that it started the congress
[00:00:41] process, but the objection came from those who decided to do politics
[00:00:44] in CHP. Gürsel Erol said that it is not legally
[00:00:48] possible to start the convention process. Erol's
[00:00:51] post focused on the Ankara Regional Administrative Court's
[00:00:54] decision to cancel the 38th convention. He stressed
[00:00:58] that the judicial process must be finalized.
[00:01:00] He said that it is not possible to talk about the legal
[00:01:03] completion of the 38th congress calendar
[00:01:06] before the 38th congress is held and concluded. The completion
[00:01:10] of a congress calendar is possible
[00:01:13] by holding the 38th convention, which is the final
[00:01:16] stage of this calendar, after the provincial
[00:01:19] and district congresses. For this reason, after the judicial
[00:01:22] process is finalized, the 38th convention must be convened
[00:01:26] and concluded with the existing convention delegates elected
[00:01:29] within the scope of the 38th congress calendar. We cannot
[00:01:32] hold a convention right now anyway because there is a precautionary
[00:01:35] measure, or rather, because the decision has not been finalized.
[00:01:39] In fact, the interpretation of the CHP administration, which came to
[00:01:43] power through nullity, was in that direction. But whatever
[00:01:47] happened, happened, and the CHP withdrew its appeal. The reason
[00:01:51] given was that Özgür Özel and his friends, who were parties
[00:01:54] to the appeal, had resigned from the CHP and formed
[00:01:58] a new party, which removed
[00:02:00] their party status, and that the convention calendar was
[00:02:03] put into operation quickly by finalizing the decision.
[00:02:07] There is no legal equivalent to what was done, and
[00:02:09] we are afraid of its political meaning. We realized
[00:02:13] that we would lose our seats as a result of the Supreme
[00:02:16] Court's decision, and we resisted until today so that
[00:02:20] the Supreme Court would not see it. Now that we understand
[00:02:23] that the Supreme Court will see
[00:02:25] it, we are hiding the file from the Supreme Court.
[00:02:27] As soon as the CHP took action for the convention,
[00:02:31] the race for candidacy began early. The first person to announce
[00:02:35] his candidacy was former Mersin Deputy Aytu Atıcı. Atıcı,
[00:02:38] who spoke to Milliyet, stated that he met with Kılıçdaroğlu,
[00:02:41] and Kılıçdaroğlu told him that he did not want him to be a candidate.
[00:02:45] Atıcı, who nevertheless announced that he would be a candidate,
[00:02:48] emphasized that the purpose of the meeting was not to seek permission,
[00:02:52] authorization, or support. Although the race for candidacy in the
[00:02:56] CHP has already begun, the court's decision will be final.
[00:03:01] The New Party applied to the Supreme Court
[00:03:04] regarding the change of the name of the new party. The Supreme
[00:03:08] Court sent a notification. Murat Emir says that
[00:03:11] there is no new situation, no urgency regarding the issue,
[00:03:15] and no crisis. He says that this issue
[00:03:18] is a matter that the Constitutional
[00:03:21] Court can look into, and that it is a matter that
[00:03:25] it can decide on. Therefore, in response to the questions
[00:03:29] about what will happen and what they will do
[00:03:32] regarding this name, the answer is that there is no crisis
[00:03:36] or urgency.
[00:03:39] But there is no need to worry too much
[00:03:42] about this name issue. I will limit myself
[00:03:46] to explaining the legal side of the matter.
[00:03:49] If there is a similarity between two parties, meaning a level of similarity
[00:03:53] that could confuse voters, then
[00:03:57] it is legally called "iltibas" (confusion).
[00:04:00] The existence of iltibas must be proven, and
[00:04:03] in the presence of iltibas, not only the name, but also
[00:04:07] the emblem and symbol are considered. Based on previous examples,
[00:04:10] we have seen that when similar conflicts and disputes
[00:04:14] arose between parties that were much closer,
[00:04:17] no iltibas decisions were made. We made these decisions knowing
[00:04:21] this. Therefore, there is an objection, which is normal.
[00:04:25] The Supreme Court is performing its duty. The competent authority in this regard
[00:04:29] is the Constitutional Court. However, I repeat, when
[00:04:32] the case comes before the Constitutional Court, it will not only consider
[00:04:35] the similarity of names, but also whether there is
[00:04:38] a similarity of emblems and symbols, and in addition
[00:04:42] to all these, whether it has a confusing effect
[00:04:45] on voter behavior and voter preferences.
[00:04:48] So, I can easily say that there is no
[00:04:52] such crisis or a big worrisome situation
[00:04:55] there. When will the Constitutional Court decide on
[00:04:58] this? 30
[00:05:02] years later,
[00:05:08] the mayor elected by the votes of the people
[00:05:10] in Üsküdar, which was won by the CHP,
[00:05:14] is in prison, while the one elected to the municipal
[00:05:17] council is in his seat. Meanwhile, of course, the discussion
[00:05:20] about this continues in the Municipal Council,
[00:05:24] and Sibeltan Çetinkaya said exactly these words:
[00:05:27] "You can enter a municipality building,
[00:05:30] you can open its doors, you can sit in the office,
[00:05:34] you can sign official documents, but I have bad news for
[00:05:38] you, you cannot enter the heart of a city
[00:05:40] with a court decision, you cannot enter the heart
[00:05:44] of a city with a decree." Dear
[00:05:47] friends, have a good day, good work, how are you,
[00:05:50] are you well? We are neighbors here, we are now your neighbors.
[00:05:53] You can enter a municipality building,
[00:05:56] you can open its doors, you can sit in the office.
[00:06:00] You can also sign official documents. But I have bad news for you.
[00:06:03] You cannot enter the heart of a city with a decree.
[00:06:07] You cannot enter with a court decision. You cannot
[00:06:10] enter with council arithmetic, and certainly not with transfers.
[00:06:14] The Üsküdar Municipality, won by the CHP with the votes
[00:06:17] of the people, passed to the AKP under the shadow of transfers. The gündem in the Istanbul
[00:06:21] Metropolitan Municipality Council was the controversial Üsküdar election.
[00:06:24] The 4 people summoned by the prosecutor joined the AKP
[00:06:27] and received their badges. Four days after the prosecutor
[00:06:31] called them, some went to the AKP, while Amine
[00:06:34] Cansu Çelik, Ekrem Baki Aslanlar and
[00:06:37] others were arrested on election day for standing firm and sent
[00:06:41] to Silivri. Sinem Dedetaş was elected mayor in the local
[00:06:45] elections in Üsküdar, but was arrested on July 31st
[00:06:48] and suspended from duty. The election for deputy mayor
[00:06:52] on August 5th, which was won by the CHP candidate
[00:06:55] Sibeltan Çetinkaya, was renewed due to the AKP's
[00:06:58] objection. Days before the election, some CHP council members were
[00:07:02] detained, and two of them were arrested. Afterwards, four
[00:07:06] council members resigned from the CHP and joined the AKP.
[00:07:09] In the first two rounds of the renewed election, a CHP council member switched
[00:07:13] sides and voted for the AKP. In the third
[00:07:15] and fourth rounds, one more person joined those
[00:07:19] who switched sides. The AKP candidate Dündar Ziya Gültek
[00:07:22] received 23 votes in the final vote. The CHP and New Party
[00:07:26] candidate Sibeltan Çetinkaya received 19 votes. Thus, the AKP candidate
[00:07:30] was elected Deputy Mayor. We can be deprived of our positions, our authority, our
[00:07:34] mayorship, but you cannot take away one thing:
[00:07:37] our belief in democracy.
[00:07:42] Now,
[00:07:47] you might tell me that the law is like this,
[00:07:51] the council held an election, we got 23 votes. That's
[00:07:54] true, you got 23 votes, but I ask you again, did
[00:07:57] you get Üsküdar's vote? There's no such thing as taking
[00:08:01] Üsküdar, Üsküdar can only be won.
[00:08:07] Last minute development on your screens.
[00:08:09] yansıyor.
[00:08:13] Journalist Selahattin Günday was arrested
[00:08:15] under this scope. Now he has been arrested for
[00:08:19] the second time, even though the reason
[00:08:21] given was that Kaşif Kozinoğlu's
[00:08:25] file was reopened after 15 years
[00:08:28] and his death was deemed suspicious.
[00:08:32] At the very moment of his death,
[00:08:35] journalist Selahattin Günday had an interview
[00:08:38] with Kozinoğlu's lawyer, and he had conducted
[00:08:42] that interview regarding the suspicious nature of his death.
[00:08:46] In other words, the arrest of Selahattin Günday
[00:08:50] was appealed because he was a journalist who
[00:08:53] brought up the suspicious nature of the file,
[00:08:56] which was reopened after 15 years on the grounds of being suspicious,
[00:09:00] in an interview he gave with his lawyer 15 years ago.
[00:09:03] Now, lawyer Hüseyin Ersöz said, "We were called
[00:09:07] by the Silivri Criminal Peace Judgeship regarding
[00:09:10] our objection to Selahattin Günday's arrest, because this
[00:09:14] arrest was objected to. The Criminal Peace Judgeship
[00:09:18] will examine it by holding a hearing. Our colleagues
[00:09:21] in Silivri, Buse Şahin and I, set off to attend the examination.
[00:09:24] I hope that this mistake, which has no legal or de facto
[00:09:27] basis, will be reversed, and Selahattin Günday's freedom
[00:09:31] will be returned to him." He had tweeted this last
[00:09:34] night, and everyone was waiting to see if he would be released.
[00:09:37] Now, the latest development on this is that journalist
[00:09:40] Selahattin Günday has been arrested
[00:09:43] for the second time on charges of forming
[00:09:46] an organization. We wanted to share this information
[00:09:50] with you as well. So,
[00:09:53] there's really nothing else
[00:09:57] to say, it's the end of the line. Let's move
[00:10:01] on to another development.
[00:10:05] The development where the gum seller Memo
[00:10:08] asked Erdoğan about Demirtaş. You will remember,
[00:10:12] Selahattin Demirtaş had written
[00:10:16] a letter and mentioned a gum seller Memo.
[00:10:19] Of course, referring to Melik Gökçek going to give
[00:10:23] a statement with gum in his mouth, he had used such
[00:10:27] an expression. And the gum seller Memo asked
[00:10:30] Bilal Erdoğan about Demirtaş during his Diyarbakır
[00:10:34] visit, whether Demirtaş would be released,
[00:10:38] whether Demirtaş would be free. Bilal Erdoğan
[00:10:42] replied, "Those are not
[00:10:43] my business."
[00:10:48] The path to peace is brotherhood. Expose
[00:10:51] the man who hinders peace to the crowds.
[00:11:55] but our gum seller is very honorable,
[00:11:59] don't confuse him with others. Just as Demirtaş said,
[00:12:02] the gum seller Memo welcomed Selçuk Mızraklı
[00:12:05] at the airport.
[00:12:15] Today is International Democracy Day,
[00:12:18] as you know. Today, a development
[00:12:21] that contradicts the spirit of the day occurred.
[00:12:25] Operations against LGBTQ+ organizations are already
[00:12:29] in full swing, but it seems
[00:12:33] the operation is not limited to LGBTQ+
[00:12:36] organizations. Because, according to the information
[00:12:40] obtained, access to the social media accounts of civil
[00:12:43] society organizations, lawyers,
[00:12:46] academics, newspapers and journalists was also
[00:12:49] blocked within the scope of this investigation.
[00:12:53] The "Alem Güvende"
[00:12:58] operation launched against LGBT+ individuals
[00:13:01] blocked access to many social media accounts, but the restriction
[00:13:05] was not limited to LGBT+ communities'
[00:13:08] accounts. Among those whose accounts were blocked are journalists,
[00:13:11] civil society organizations, academics,
[00:13:14] lawyers, human rights organizations, and media
[00:13:17] organizations.
[00:13:19] Upon the instruction of the Istanbul Public
[00:13:23] Prosecutor's Office, the "Alem Güvende" operation was carried
[00:13:27] out in 15 provinces. Action was taken against 162
[00:13:30] people, 9 associations, and 13 businesses. Access to many internet
[00:13:34] sites and social media accounts was blocked by
[00:13:37] a decision of the Bakırköy 4th Criminal Peace Judgeship.
[00:13:40] The scope of the restrictions expanded. The Freedom of
[00:13:43] Expression Association also announced other accounts whose access
[00:13:47] was blocked. Among these are the Media and Law Studies
[00:13:50] Association, Umut Syndicate, Ali İsmail Korkmaz Foundation,
[00:13:53] Lawyers for Justice, Hak Initiative, Peace Academics, and
[00:13:56] Evrensel newspaper. Ayşegül Doğan, the spokesperson for the
[00:14:00] party that opposed the blocking of access, reacted. Even
[00:14:04] someone who looks from afar at what is happening in the country
[00:14:07] in recent days can conclude that what is happening is aimed
[00:14:11] at undermining the peace and democratic societal process.
[00:14:15] In an environment where a different segment of society is targeted
[00:14:18] every day, how can it be possible to believe in
[00:14:21] and convince others of peace? Support for the process becomes
[00:14:24] possible with the strengthening
[00:14:26] of democracy. Blocking
[00:14:30] access to social media accounts is a serious
[00:14:33] intervention against freedom of expression
[00:14:37] and organization. Who was arrested
[00:14:40] and imprisoned before the NATO summit
[00:14:44] on the grounds that he might carry out an action? Special education teacher
[00:14:47] Caner Yıldırım. He was detained on the suspicion
[00:14:51] that he might carry out an action before the NATO
[00:14:55] summit, and then arrested. The young teacher, whose indictment has not even been prepared,
[00:14:59] has been in a 7-square-meter cell at Konya Type E Closed
[00:15:02] Prison for 3 weeks.
[00:15:06] He has a deadly insect allergy
[00:15:09] proven by a medical report. And the claim
[00:15:12] is that the cell he is held in is full
[00:15:15] of cockroaches. Yıldırım's mother wants justice.
[00:15:19] I want justice, law, justice.
[00:15:22] This is the silent cry of a mother whose son has been arrested
[00:15:26] for two months. Special education teacher Caner Yıldırım is
[00:15:29] just one of those who were detained and arrested without
[00:15:33] questioning on the suspicion and justification that he might
[00:15:37] carry out an action before the NATO summit held
[00:15:39] in the capital on July 7-8.
[00:15:47] He has been in prison for 2 months, and in isolation
[00:15:50] for 3 weeks. His indictment has not even been prepared
[00:15:53] yet. My child was teaching, my child knew nothing,
[00:15:56] my child is now in isolation, as if he committed a serious
[00:15:59] crime. My child is in a terrible state, he can't shower,
[00:16:03] they don't give him his clothes.
[00:16:07] He says that every day, every minute, and
[00:16:10] even every second he spends in prison, he is facing
[00:16:14] a life-threatening danger. The young teacher has a rare
[00:16:17] and advanced anaphylactic, meaning deadly,
[00:16:20] insect allergy. This was also proven
[00:16:23] by a health committee report from Konya Meram Faculty of Medicine.
[00:16:27] He is staying in a 7-square-meter area.
[00:16:30] It has a toilet inside, a bathroom inside,
[00:16:34] no door, no chimney. I worry about my child's health.
[00:16:38] According to his mother, the 7-square-meter unventilated
[00:16:41] cell where Caner Yıldırım is held is full of cockroaches
[00:16:45] and bedbugs. Yıldırım, who received treatment for 5 years,
[00:16:49] now has his entire body covered in wounds and rashes.
[00:16:53] My child has an allergy. Against pests,
[00:16:56] against insects. He was treated at Konya Meram Faculty of Medicine
[00:17:00] for 5 years. My child now looks
[00:17:04] like he has chickenpox all over his body.
[00:17:08] Konya E Type Closed Prison, where Caner Yıldırım is held
[00:17:12] in a single cell, was frequently brought
[00:17:15] to the agenda of the Parliament during the pandemic years
[00:17:18] on the grounds that it held more prisoners than its capacity.
[00:17:21] Currently, it is claimed that it holds three times
[00:17:25] its capacity of prisoners. My child is now in isolation,
[00:17:28] they keep him away from the wards, as if my child killed
[00:17:30] someone, defrauded someone, stole
[00:17:34] something, used drugs. I want justice, justice.
[00:17:44] also pointed out that NATO detainee Caner Yıldırım is being held
[00:17:47] in unhealthy conditions despite the medical report. Look,
[00:17:50] he has had two anaphylactic shocks in 5 years,
[00:17:54] and his breathing has stopped, his vital functions have stopped.
[00:17:58] Our teacher Caner is facing a life-threatening danger.
[00:18:01] If anything happens to our teacher Caner, unfortunately,
[00:18:04] this system, this order, is responsible, especially
[00:18:07] the Konya E type prison and the Ministry of Justice.
[00:18:11] My child was teaching. Now his students
[00:18:14] are left without a teacher. The whole world
[00:18:18] is uncomfortable
[00:18:21] with the incredibly rapid progress
[00:18:23] in artificial intelligence technology, and
[00:18:27] at the same time, its uncontrolled,
[00:18:30] unregulated progress. However, Trump
[00:18:34] is not like that, because all the frightening
[00:18:38] scenarios about artificial intelligence are, according
[00:18:41] to Trump, a deception. In fact, data centers,
[00:18:45] which draw criticism for their unlimited
[00:18:48] energy consumption, are, according to Trump,
[00:18:52] wonderful things that can
[00:18:53] make people even richer.
[00:18:58] US President Donald Trump appeared with his voice as
[00:19:01] a surprise guest at the Artificial Intelligence and Innovation
[00:19:05] Summit in Los Angeles. Janson Huwang, the CEO
[00:19:08] of Nvidia, a chip manufacturer and one of the world's most
[00:19:12] valuable companies, who participated in an interview
[00:19:14] within the scope of the summit,
[00:19:17] called him by phone. Huwang, who wanted everyone to hear the
[00:19:21] conversation, had some difficulty putting the president's voice on speakerphone.
[00:19:24] Trump then made a joke, saying, "He can develop the
[00:19:28] most complex computer chip,
[00:19:30] but he doesn't know how to put me on speakerphone."
[00:19:36] The subject of the Hwang-Trump dialogue was artificial intelligence.
[00:19:39] The American president immediately made it clear that he did not
[00:19:43] take the potential threats of artificial intelligence seriously.
[00:19:47] He said, "Artificial intelligence or robots will not take
[00:19:49] over the world. This is all nonsense." Not
[00:19:53] only the rapid development of artificial intelligence,
[00:19:56] but also the enormous energy it consumes, is a subject
[00:19:59] of debate in the world. Data centers that provide
[00:20:03] energy to artificial intelligence attract the reaction of the residents of the places
[00:20:10] where they are located due to the electricity and water resources
[00:20:13] they use and the noise they make. However, Trump does not
[00:20:16] think this way about data
[00:20:18] centers. According to the US president,
[00:20:20] these centers are wonderful places that make people rich.
[00:20:24] Currently, Trump's own country is at the center
[00:20:27] of protests against data centers. Protests against
[00:20:31] data centers are being organized in many cities
[00:20:35] in the US. But according to Trump, China,
[00:20:37] which is in a technology war with the US, is behind
[00:20:41] the protests. Trump had also stated on social
[00:20:44] media the other day that he found security concerns regarding
[00:20:48] artificial intelligence unfounded. Trump, who said that a morbid
[00:20:52] conspiracy was being carried out against artificial intelligence
[00:20:55] and data centers, claimed that
[00:21:03] the only party happy with this was China. Now we will take
[00:21:07] you to a tradesmen's celebration without tradesmen.
[00:21:10] Ahi Week, of course, means the ethics of tradesmen,
[00:21:14] caring for the poor, sheltering the needy.
[00:21:17] In accordance with the meaning and importance of this week,
[00:21:20] Trade Minister Ömer Bolat gave an opening speech
[00:21:24] in Kırşehir, but he had to give his speech
[00:21:28] to empty chairs, because the tradesmen were not
[00:21:31] there for the opening
[00:21:32] speech of Tradesmen's Week.
[00:21:37] Ahi organization, as defined by MEB, refers to a tradesmen
[00:21:41] and artisans' organization that loves and respects each
[00:21:44] other, helps each other, cares for the poor, shelters
[00:21:48] the needy, considers work sacred, considers work a form
[00:21:51] of worship, and adheres strictly
[00:21:55] to religious and moral rules. Ahi Week is celebrated every
[00:21:59] year. This year, it was celebrated in many provinces. Trade
[00:22:02] Minister Ömer Bolat attended the 39th Ahi Week program
[00:22:06] in Kırşehir's Cacabey Square. We will celebrate
[00:22:09] the 39th Ahi Week. There was a Mehter Band Drum and Zurna Folk
[00:22:13] Dance show.
[00:22:22] However, there were no tradesmen at Trade Minister
[00:22:25] Ömer Bolat's opening speech for Ahi Week. This video
[00:22:29] came from Kırşehir. It was shared that the number of participants
[00:22:32] was 59, and they were from the bureaucracy.
[00:22:35] The tradesmen did not go to listen to Minister Bolat
[00:22:39] during Ahi Week, which
[00:22:41] was addressed to tradesmen.
[00:22:48] Actually, the answer to the previous
[00:22:52] news is hidden in the next news. You might ask why there
[00:22:56] are no tradesmen, is it just tradesmen? People are in debt.
[00:22:59] Not just people, yes, tradesmen too. That's why
[00:23:03] they're not there. Citizens are in a tight spot,
[00:23:06] tradesmen are in a tight spot. That's why those chairs
[00:23:10] are empty. The debt burden is growing,
[00:23:13] and not in a small way. Citizens' credit card,
[00:23:17] loan, and financial debts are ballooning. We are
[00:23:20] buried in 7.5 trillion
[00:23:24] in debt. Salaries go to debt before they even hit
[00:23:28] bank accounts. With credit cards, loans, and bills,
[00:23:32] the debt burden on citizens is growing every day. The number
[00:23:35] of people who cannot pay
[00:23:36] their debts is increasing,
[00:23:39] and enforcement files are piling up. In the economic report prepared
[00:23:42] by the New Party Turkey Grand National Assembly Group,
[00:23:46] data on the increase in citizens' debt was included. Citizens'
[00:23:50] debt to banks increased by 32.6 billion
[00:23:53] liras in the week of August 28 - September 4,
[00:23:56] reaching 7 trillion 316 billion liras. When
[00:23:59] debts to asset management companies are added, the total
[00:24:01] financial debt reached 7 trillion 49 billion
[00:24:05] liras. The total number of files in enforcement
[00:24:07] offices is 26,191.
[00:24:10] In the first 8 months of the year, 740,000 people
[00:24:13] and 999,000 people were subjected to enforcement
[00:24:17] proceedings because they could not pay their personal
[00:24:21] loan and credit card debts on time. The report also
[00:24:24] stated that in the first 8 months of the year,
[00:24:28] 1,223,000 people applied
[00:24:32] for unemployment benefits because they lost their jobs.
[00:24:35] So, where are the nation's resources going in the meantime?
[00:24:39] This is a very legitimate question. Now, the issue
[00:24:42] of which televisions public banks' advertising
[00:24:46] budgets are transferred to remained in the dark again.
[00:24:49] However, public banks have to be completely transparent because they
[00:24:53] use public resources and are directly
[00:24:56] accountable to the public. So, are they? I'll
[00:24:59] leave that to your discretion, because Mahmut Tanal,
[00:25:03] the New Party's Şanlıurfa Deputy, asked Mehmet Şimşek,
[00:25:06] the Minister of Treasury and Finance, saying,
[00:25:10] "Which televisions are public banks'
[00:25:13] advertising budgets
[00:25:16] Şimşek replied that detailed information
[00:25:20] is a bank and customer secret. Therefore,
[00:25:23] while using the nation's resources, they are happy,
[00:25:26] but when it comes to accountability, it's a secret.
[00:25:29] Our aim is clear
[00:25:32] and simple: to learn how the nation's
[00:25:36] resources are being used. This general
[00:25:39] response does not address the question
[00:25:41] marks regarding fairness in advertising distribution. The advertising
[00:25:45] budgets allocated by public banks to television channels
[00:25:49] were brought to the Parliament's agenda once again.
[00:25:53] Mahmut Tanal, the New Party's Şanlıurfa Deputy,
[00:25:56] submitted a parliamentary question to Mehmet Şimşek,
[00:25:59] the Minister of Treasury and Finance, and received
[00:26:20] the answer that it is a bank and customer secret.
[00:26:24] He stated that advertising and promotional expenses
[00:26:27] were made using public resources. He asked Mehmet Şimşek, the Minister
[00:26:31] of Treasury and Finance, "How much did Ziraat
[00:26:35] Bank, Halkbank, and Vakıfbank pay to
[00:26:38] which channel in 15 years? How were these channels
[00:26:42] selected? Were viewership rates taken into account?
[00:26:45] Were any irregularities detected in the expenditures?
[00:26:48] Our aim is clear and simple: to learn how the nation's
[00:26:51] resources are being used." A secret-like answer came
[00:26:55] from Mehmet Şimşek. Even though he shared the answer
[00:26:58] text prepared jointly by the banks, the text contained no information
[00:27:01] or figures about how much money was transferred
[00:27:05] to whom and to which channels by the three public banks.
[00:27:08] There is talk of auditing in the Parliament and the Court
[00:27:11] of Accounts. However, the details we want
[00:27:14] are not shared on the grounds I didn't ask. I didn't ask for anyone's
[00:27:18] deposits or loan debts. I asked about the advertising
[00:27:21] expenditures of public banks. Which
[00:27:24] channel was given how much money. Mehmet Şimşek stated that
[00:27:28] detailed information was considered a customer and bank secret
[00:27:31] and therefore could not be disclosed. Is viewership
[00:27:35] rate taken as a basis for advertising distribution or
[00:27:38] political affiliation? If objective criteria are applied,
[00:27:42] please explain. If you think
[00:27:44] that some information cannot be disclosed, please write
[00:27:48] or explain by providing
[00:27:51] concrete reasons. Thus, how much money is spent from public
[00:27:54] banks for which item was added to the list of unknown
[00:27:58] expenditures. Which channel, how much,
[00:28:01] and by what criteria did public
[00:28:04] banks make payments? Those who use the nation's resources
[00:28:07] must be accountable to the nation,
[00:28:11] explain, says Mahmut Tanal.
[00:28:14] Speaking of public, a great public loss occurred, we uncovered
[00:28:18] a new scandal, says Deniz Yavuz Yılmaz, on Halk TV
[00:28:20] screens. Now, these Chinese
[00:28:24] brand automobiles in Turkey need to be divided into two.
[00:28:27] One is BYD, a Chinese brand.
[00:28:31] This BYD company
[00:28:35] and the AKP made a bilateral agreement
[00:28:38] through ministries, through the Ministry of Commerce
[00:28:41] and the Ministry of Industry, and as part of this agreement,
[00:28:45] BYD company was provided with a huge,
[00:28:49] enormous tax privilege under the scope
[00:28:52] of investment incentives in return for
[00:28:56] making investments in Turkey. Thus, BYD
[00:28:59] surpassed other companies, meaning it entered
[00:29:03] the Turkish market with a very advantageous position
[00:29:06] and swept through it like a storm, made sales,
[00:29:09] but in the end, it did not make
[00:29:12] the investments it was supposed to, and
[00:29:15] thus, due to the significant
[00:29:18] tax privilege provided, there was a tax loss for the state
[00:29:22] and a large public loss has occurred.
[00:29:25] Thanks to this tax privilege, it continuously
[00:29:28] sold vehicles, but in the end, you look and there is
[00:29:32] no factory, no investment. It also announced that
[00:29:36] it had indefinitely suspended the issue
[00:29:39] regarding its factory or investments in Turkey.
[00:29:43] The AKP Ministry of Commerce
[00:29:46] imposed an additional 40% tax
[00:29:49] through the Ministry of Commerce
[00:29:52] on Chinese car brands other than BYD. China said
[00:29:55] that there is discrimination here, and this
[00:29:58] is contrary to international trade rules. I am complaining
[00:30:02] about this to the World Trade Organization, it said and made an application,
[00:30:06] a panel hearing is being held, it continues for a while
[00:30:09] and the result, China is found to be right,
[00:30:13] under normal circumstances, Turkey needs to appeal
[00:30:16] to the World Trade Organization by September
[00:30:20] 26, it still hasn't done it, it still
[00:30:22] hasn't done it.
[00:30:25] It stayed
[00:30:27] There is a saying, "Eat the grapes, don't ask about the vine,"
[00:30:31] now we will change and transform
[00:30:34] the saying a bit, because we need to adapt
[00:30:37] it to the producer. If you can't eat
[00:30:40] the grapes, ask about the vine, because the producer
[00:30:44] says, "We can't get the value of our labor, if
[00:30:47] it continues like this, we will pull up the vines." So why does
[00:30:51] the producer feel compelled to say this? The purchase
[00:30:55] price was announced late, costs increased, despite this,
[00:30:58] prices fell by half, and on top of that, insurance
[00:31:01] costs were added, the money for grapes wasn't even enough for insurance.
[00:31:04] "So," says the producer, "I go at 6 in the morning,
[00:31:08] I leave at 1 or 2, I work until the evening,
[00:31:11] I can't even buy a gas
[00:31:16] cylinder, I can't buy a kilogram of meat."
[00:31:19] "We are in the field at 6, we leave at 2,
[00:31:22] we work until the evening, we can't buy a gas cylinder,
[00:31:26] we can't buy a kilogram of meat, the purchase price was announced
[00:31:29] late, costs increased, despite this, prices
[00:31:32] fell by half, and on top of that, insurance costs were
[00:31:36] added, the money for grapes wasn't even enough for insurance. If no regulation is made,
[00:31:40] a debt crisis is at the door, our producers
[00:31:43] will not be able to pay their agricultural insurance debts."
[00:31:47] "They have no chance of paying, because many
[00:31:49] of our producers cannot even cover
[00:31:53] the collection costs, we are not
[00:31:55] getting the value of our labor, if it continues like this,
[00:31:59] we will pull up the vines." Ahmet Vehbi Bakırlıoğlu,
[00:32:02] the New Party Manisa Deputy, explained the problems of grape
[00:32:05] producers and evaluated the situation during the harvest
[00:32:09] season. Dry grapes were 120 liras last year, this year they could be
[00:32:13] sold for 65-70 liras," Bakırlıoğlu drew attention
[00:32:16] to the increasing costs while the product
[00:32:19] price fell by half. "When we compare this year
[00:32:23] with last year, the product price has dropped by half,
[00:32:26] but costs have not stayed still, labor costs
[00:32:29] have doubled, diesel
[00:32:32] costs have doubled, fertilizer and
[00:32:35] medicine costs have doubled. One of the important costs
[00:32:39] for vineyard owners is agricultural insurance. There is also
[00:32:42] the increasing cost of agricultural insurance." Bakırlıoğlu stated
[00:32:46] that premiums varying between 10,000 and 20,000 per
[00:32:49] decare create a cost of 20 to 40 liras per kilogram. He explained
[00:32:52] with examples. "For example, one of our producers.
[00:32:56] This producer has a 4.5 decare vineyard, and
[00:32:59] they have taken out agricultural insurance for this 4.5 decares, and
[00:33:03] in return, in October, they will pay a premium
[00:33:06] of 101,000 liras. When this producer sells
[00:33:09] their product, the money they receive is 140,000.
[00:33:13] 140,000 product value. The agricultural
[00:33:16] insurance payment is 101,000 liras.
[00:33:19] So, no money is left in the producer's pocket. If the
[00:33:22] promissory notes made to insurance companies cannot be paid,
[00:33:25] a debt crisis is at the door. A very serious crisis
[00:33:29] awaits us in October and November. We call
[00:33:32] out to agricultural insurance companies, we call
[00:33:36] out to agricultural. It is necessary to make
[00:33:40] a product price index and these costs should be reduced
[00:33:43] by at least half. There is nothing left, I really
[00:33:47] have nothing left in my hand.
[00:33:50] The Ezgi apartment building where we lost
[00:33:53] 35 lives. The debris of the Ezgi apartment building
[00:33:57] is weighing on all our consciences. To remove that debris,
[00:34:00] decisions that satisfy the conscience,
[00:34:04] that satisfy the public conscience, need to be made.
[00:34:07] Families who lost their loved ones have been
[00:34:11] keeping vigil in front of the Ministry of Justice for days.
[00:34:15] The Ezgi apartment case. They actually started a vigil
[00:34:19] to protest the defendants receiving eight years each,
[00:34:22] because their trials started with 876 years and
[00:34:25] in the end they received eight years each. On the
[00:34:29] 5th day of the vigil, Asuka, the General President
[00:34:32] of the New Party Women's Branch, visited the earthquake
[00:34:36] victim families and asked the Minister of Justice,
[00:34:39] "Is the price of 35
[00:34:40] lives an 8-year sentence?"
[00:34:45] "In the first days, we prayed for our loved ones to be
[00:34:48] rescued alive, then we gave thanks for them to be
[00:34:52] rescued with their bodies intact, then we gave thanks
[00:34:56] for them to have a grave. Here, the families
[00:34:59] and relatives of those who lost their lives in the
[00:35:02] February 6 earthquake have been keeping vigil for exactly
[00:35:05] 5 days. In the Ezgi apartment case in Kahramanmaraş,
[00:35:08] where 35 people lost their lives, the court
[00:35:11] sentenced two defendants to eight years in prison
[00:35:16] and decided on their release on September 11.
[00:35:20] Families who lost loved ones in the earthquake started
[00:35:23] a vigil in front of the Ministry of Justice to protest the decision given
[00:35:27] in the Sezgi apartment case. The trial of a defendant,
[00:35:30] even two defendants, who started with 876
[00:35:34] years and whose plea was for 876 years, cannot
[00:35:38] be reduced to 8 years. This is not acceptable.
[00:35:41] Banners reading "Your Museum of Shame" were hung on the poles in front of the ministry building.
[00:36:00] The rubble is an unhealed wound
[00:36:03] in all our consciences. Those who did not live
[00:36:06] through those days cannot understand.
[00:36:08] No one who has not personally lived through
[00:36:12] it can understand. Kaya, the minister, visited the earthquake
[00:36:15] victim families. Minister of Justice,
[00:36:19] answer this: Is the price
[00:36:21] of 35 years only an 8-year sentence?
[00:36:25] The moment of the earthquake was another disaster,
[00:36:29] and what followed was another pain,
[00:36:33] unfortunately. They will hear the voice of the one who
[00:36:36] returns, we will always
[00:36:40] be here so that the voice of the one who returns
[00:36:44] is heard. Live images from Ankara are currently
[00:36:47] reflected on your screens.
[00:36:50] As you know, there are protests
[00:36:53] against the investigations targeting LGBTQ+
[00:36:57] organizations. And these protests
[00:37:00] are continuing in Ankara. At that moment,
[00:37:03] some of the protesters who were under
[00:37:06] police siege are being detained. You are
[00:37:10] currently watching the moments of detention
[00:37:14] on your screens. Meanwhile, within the scope
[00:37:16] of the investigation, access to many social media accounts
[00:37:20] has also been blocked. Yes, these are the images taken just now,
[00:37:24] images from Ankara. Currently, the police
[00:37:27] are running, and there is a police siege on the demonstrators,
[00:37:30] and the images of the detention were just
[00:37:33] reflected on your screens
[00:37:35] live, and we are conveying
[00:37:40] them to you. A family health center
[00:37:44] is not a commercial enterprise, say those who are rebelling.
[00:37:48] So why is its rent increased by 350%?
[00:37:51] They ask if
[00:37:54] this is not a commercial enterprise.
[00:37:59] Family physicians provide public service, but
[00:38:02] they complain about being treated like a commercial
[00:38:05] enterprise. The latest example came from Elazığ.
[00:38:09] We observe that the rent increase amounts for
[00:38:12] some family health centers have been increased
[00:38:15] by exorbitant rates reaching approximately
[00:38:18] 350% by the Elazığ Provincial Health Directorate.
[00:38:22] The rent increase for family health centers that have completed
[00:38:25] 5 years was surprising. We absolutely do not accept
[00:38:29] our rents being increased in this way,
[00:38:32] in a manner not compliant with the law, as if
[00:38:35] we were engaged in commercial activity. Moreover,
[00:38:39] it was stated that the rent increase application was not
[00:38:43] notified. It was stated that the Elazığ Provincial Health
[00:38:46] Directorate directly deducted from the current
[00:38:49] payment amount for expenses. Moreover, according to
[00:38:52] the information provided by our family physician
[00:38:56] friends, this increase was implemented by directly
[00:38:59] deducting from the current payments of our family
[00:39:01] physician friends without any notification, without
[00:39:05] signing a new lease agreement,
[00:39:10] and without any warning. The 40% fuel price
[00:39:14] hike in Syria is protested by 100%. There are protests
[00:39:17] all over Syria. It is commented
[00:39:19] that this economic development
[00:39:28] is pregnant with political developments. The protests,
[00:39:31] which started with a 40% increase
[00:39:34] in fuel prices
[00:39:38] and quickly spread throughout the country, are continuing
[00:39:42] to grow. In the protests, which are most effective
[00:39:46] in the northern and eastern regions of the country, many roads
[00:39:49] were closed to traffic, and
[00:39:51] drivers working in public
[00:39:55] transportation went on strike.
[00:39:57] Many demonstrators who clashed with the police were detained.
[00:40:01] The reactions, which initially started due to the fuel
[00:40:04] price increase, quickly evolved into criticism
[00:40:08] of the general economic policies of the Damascus
[00:40:11] administration. Syrians, who are aware that the fuel
[00:40:27] price increase will affect everything from needles
[00:40:30] to threads in a short time,
[00:40:34] are protesting not only the latest increase, but also
[00:40:38] high inflation, low wages, and unemployment.
[00:40:41] Accusations of corruption are also fueling the unrest.
[00:40:44] The Damascus administration claimed that the Banyas
[00:40:47] oil refinery was taken for maintenance for two
[00:40:51] months, and that this was effective in the fuel
[00:40:54] bottleneck. It was emphasized that the problem was temporary.
[00:40:58] However, this was not
[00:41:00] enough to calm the reactions.
[00:41:05] Demonstrators also want the resignation of the Energy
[00:41:09] Minister. Decision-makers in Damascus are now concerned
[00:41:13] that the issue is going beyond the price increase
[00:41:15] and that the economic crisis will turn
[00:41:19] into a political crisis. Of course, we are proud
[00:41:22] of the PISA 2025 results, we are all proud,
[00:41:26] there is nothing to be ashamed of, a country's success
[00:41:29] makes us all proud as citizens of this country. Therefore,
[00:41:32] let's be proud. However, President Erdoğan
[00:41:35] called those who brought these criticisms
[00:41:38] "complexed." To educators, academicians, now there is
[00:41:42] a part of this we need to talk about. We said the complex
[00:41:45] reality in the shadow of PISA's success, because
[00:41:49] "complex" refers not only to a complex
[00:41:52] in the sense the President said, but also to something
[00:41:56] multi-layered, with different dimensions
[00:41:59] that need to be dwelled upon. Now, what was
[00:42:03] the republic here? It was equality of opportunity,
[00:42:06] wasn't it? Well, is there equality of opportunity
[00:42:12] behind this success? Let's be proud of the success, but let's
[00:42:16] also ask the questions we need to ask. For example,
[00:42:20] are only students with very high financial
[00:42:22] means successful? Or when you look
[00:42:26] at their success scores and those of students
[00:42:30] with financial difficulties, and compare them, what emerges?
[00:42:34] We leave
[00:42:50] this complex mentality, which looks at life
[00:42:53] only through political and ideological interests,
[00:42:56] to its own delusions. The government boasted
[00:42:59] about the PISA 2025 results, the opposition
[00:43:03] said the data was incomplete. Erdoğan criticized
[00:43:05] it as "complex."
[00:43:10] Educators explained the facts behind the complex.
[00:43:14] The report stated that the increase in scores
[00:43:17] stemmed from the increase in scores of already
[00:43:21] advantaged children. It was also emphasized
[00:43:24] that almost all of the increase in the rate
[00:43:28] of students achieving high
[00:43:31] levels of success in the last 10 years belonged
[00:43:34] to the children of wealthy families. Turkey was
[00:43:37] found to be one of only three countries where the
[00:43:41] gap between poor and wealthy students in mathematics
[00:43:45] widened in the last three years,
[00:43:47] the others being Brazil and the Philippines.
[00:43:50] In Turkey, one out of every two disadvantaged
[00:43:54] students remained below the basic proficiency
[00:43:57] level in mathematics. The Minister of National
[00:44:00] Education attributed the success to the AKP
[00:44:04] government years. "We fixed this in the last
[00:44:06] year or two," he said.
[00:44:10] "These steps taken since 2001,
[00:44:12] look what else we did
[00:44:16] regarding teacher qualifications.
[00:44:19] In 2014-2015, we carried out a very
[00:44:22] comprehensive study on teacher qualifications."
[00:44:26] The average net score of teacher candidates
[00:44:30] who took the National Education Academy exam
[00:44:33] this year dropped to 30.3% from 37.4%
[00:44:37] last year. The lowest average among the fields
[00:44:41] was seen in the mathematics test.
[00:44:44] 10,822 candidates who took the test
[00:44:47] had an average of
[00:44:48] 13.6 correct
[00:44:52] answers out of 50 questions. Yusuf Tekin listed
[00:44:55] the reasons for the score increase in PISA 2025
[00:44:59] as the removal of
[00:45:03] FETO's influence, the renewal of the curriculum,
[00:45:07] the increase in teacher resources, and the increase
[00:45:11] in infrastructure and classroom
[00:45:13] numbers. The opposition
[00:45:18] frequently points out that the curriculum
[00:45:21] eliminates secular education, and the shortage of teachers,
[00:45:24] schools, classrooms, and infrastructure.
[00:45:28] There is an action almost every week in front
[00:45:31] of the Ministry of National Education. There is data
[00:45:34] that the government did not mention at all
[00:45:38] in PISA 2025, such as material deprivation,
[00:45:41] although the picture is clear.
[00:45:45] In a workplace in Fethiye, Muğla, a 46-year-old
[00:45:49] father and his two
[00:45:50] children aged 10 and 6
[00:45:54] were found dead. A large-scale investigation
[00:45:57] was launched into the incident. A yufka shop in Fethiye,
[00:46:01] Muğla. Shop owner Ergün Güngör and
[00:46:04] his two children
[00:46:07] aged 10 and 6 were found dead in this shop.
[00:46:13] The cause of their deaths is being investigated. The incident occurred
[00:46:17] in the early morning
[00:46:21] hours on Adnan Menderes Boulevard in Yeni Mahall.
[00:46:24] Relatives who could not reach the Güngör family
[00:46:28] notified the police. Police and health teams
[00:46:31] were dispatched to the family's workplace. The teams
[00:46:35] forced the door open and entered. They were
[00:46:38] met with a heartbreaking
[00:46:41] scene. The shop owner, 46-year-old Ergün
[00:46:44] Güngör, was found
[00:46:46] hanging from the window
[00:48:09] a kitten stuck
[00:48:12] in a stove. A tiny kitten
[00:48:16] waited helplessly to be rescued like this.
[00:48:19] In the courtyard of a house in Osmaniye,
[00:48:23] a cat's head got stuck in a stove
[00:48:26] bucket. Citizens who heard the cat's cries
[00:48:30] came to its aid. Firefighters worked
[00:48:34] diligently to rescue it. They cut the
[00:48:37] bucket with iron shears and pulled
[00:48:41] the kitten out of where it was stuck.
[00:49:11] and sound, was handed
[00:49:15] over to its owner to be reunited
[00:49:18] with its home. Diplomat-like
[00:49:22] films competed,
[00:49:24] and the winner was The Pete.
[00:49:27] In the drama category, he won the Best Actor
[00:49:31] award for the second time in a row.
[00:49:35] When Rn Puribles was chosen as the
[00:50:02] Best Actress in the drama category, she couldn't
[00:50:05] hide her emotions. This was her first
[00:50:09] Emmy award. Widows by Emmy
[00:50:12] won the Best Director award in the comedy
[00:50:16] series category. Smart HX reached
[00:50:19] 8 acting Emmy nominations. While sharing the all-time
[00:50:22] record, Alison Jenny
[00:50:29] also won 8 acting Emmy nominations for The Diplomat.
[00:50:33] "Intervention," says
[00:50:36] Serhat Kaya. A person knows what should be
[00:50:40] for himself, but finds it difficult to
[00:50:43] accept living with what is. Intervene
[00:50:45] in the life of someone who expresses
[00:50:48] their thoughts. Intervene in the life of someone
[00:50:52] whose lifestyle you dislike. Ignore
[00:50:56] everyone who is not like you. In a world
[00:50:59] where it is clear that no one will remain,
[00:51:03] for the sake of which temporary gain is all
[00:51:07] this torment? "Alas," asked
[00:51:11] Serhat Kaya. Adnan Kütük's
[00:51:13] interventions were always reversed. The previous
[00:51:17] year was declared the Year of Retirees. Retirees
[00:51:21] experienced the worst period in history.
[00:51:24] They received salaries below the hunger
[00:51:27] limit. Then it was declared the Year of the Family.
[00:51:30] The birth rate fell to its lowest level.
[00:51:33] Young people could not marry due to unemployment
[00:51:36] and economic conditions.
[00:51:40] We are ending this section here.
[00:51:43] We will be back with you in a moment.
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[00:56:12] there is no new crisis, it is said that there is no urgency, from the new party
[00:56:15] front.
[00:56:18] We protect our name, we do not think
[00:56:20] there is any confusion, there is no problem
[00:56:24] in entering the election. The new party was founded on July 24, 2026,
[00:56:27] and as soon as it was founded, it became the main opposition. Now
[00:56:31] the question being sought is whether the new party's name will change
[00:56:35] due to the alleged similarity of names? There is no need
[00:56:38] to worry much about this name issue, it has not even gone before the Constitutional Court
[00:56:42] yet, therefore, there is no
[00:56:45] situation that requires urgency there. Öztürk Yılmaz,
[00:56:48] the chairman of the Yenilik Party, applied to the Supreme Court
[00:56:51] due to the similarity of names. He demanded that the new party's name be changed.
[00:56:55] The Supreme Court informed the new party administration
[00:56:58] about that application. The Chief Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court
[00:57:01] has no authority to take action against us. Dear friends.
[00:57:05] If it wants to, it can stop, we don't know if it will take it,
[00:57:08] if it takes it, it depends on the decision
[00:57:11] of the Constitutional Court, by preserving its new name,
[00:57:14] any regulation can certainly be made then, this is a very small
[00:57:17] detail. MHP Deputy Chairman Fatih Yıldız also
[00:57:21] evaluated the Yenilik Party as a signboard party.
[00:57:25] He reiterated that a new political party law is needed,
[00:57:28] like MHP leader Bahçeli. It is a fact
[00:57:31] that these parties, which have no contribution to the social life
[00:57:35] of the country, have a vote share of at most two per thousand,
[00:57:39] and there will be no debate about it. 14 of the 24 political
[00:57:42] parties that participated in the last general election
[00:57:46] received votes between 1 per thousand and 100.2. We have repeatedly stated
[00:57:49] that establishing a political party is easier than establishing a company,
[00:57:53] and that a new political parties law is needed
[00:57:56] goes without saying. This is a very small
[00:57:58] detail.
[00:58:02] Family year, it is called family year, but families are breaking apart in the family year.
[00:58:06] Most importantly, who will hear the cries of the children?
[00:58:09] Why am I saying this? Amine Cansu Çelik, you know,
[00:58:12] the Üsküdar municipal elections were repeated,
[00:58:16] repeated, repeated, and finally AKP
[00:58:19] won, she is the vice
[00:58:21] mayor, municipal vice mayor and council member, but
[00:58:25] at the same time, the mother of a 4-year-old child
[00:58:28] was arrested, that child
[00:58:32] has been longing for her mother for days,
[00:58:35] and from what we hear, she says, "I'm waiting,
[00:58:39] I'm waiting, you're not coming, mom,"
[00:58:42] and since her aunt has been taking care of her for days,
[00:58:46] she now calls her aunt mom.
[00:58:49] Amine Cansu Çelik, the prosecutor called her that day,
[00:58:53] the Anatolian Chief Prosecutor, and said, "Amine Cansu
[00:58:56] Çelik, my state called, I came,
[00:58:59] if it calls again, I will come again." She came dressed in her suit
[00:59:03] to give her statement willingly.
[00:59:07] We are entering the financial branch.
[00:59:09] The financial branch placed the detention order before us,
[00:59:13] and without even taking
[00:59:14] a statement.
[00:59:17] They throw them out, oh my god, they told us this: "We didn't take you
[00:59:21] from your home, what else do you want?"
[00:59:24] Friends, I ask you,
[00:59:28] does the state set traps for its citizens? Can someone be detained without taking
[00:59:32] a statement, even if they are called for a statement?
[00:59:35] Amine Cansu Çelik did not see her daughter for exactly 11 days,
[00:59:38] 4-year-old Mina, last Saturday,
[00:59:42] Mina visited her mother in prison after exactly 11 days,
[00:59:45] and that child... "That child, crying,
[00:59:49] first called her mother 'aunt,' do you know, On the one hand,
[00:59:52] there, the execution protection officers cried,
[00:59:56] because her aunt has been taking care of her for 11 days, she hasn't received a phone call from her mother for 11 days,
[01:00:00] she doesn't know where her mother is, how do you explain this to a 4-year-old child?
[01:00:04] "Mom, I'm waiting, you're not coming, I'm waiting, you're not coming,
[01:00:08] I'm waiting, you're not coming," that's all this child says,
[01:00:11] those who inflicted these atrocities must be held accountable."
[01:00:15] Former Prime Minister
[01:00:19] Ahmet Davutoğlu, as you know, is currently
[01:00:22] being prosecuted for insulting the President
[01:00:25] and went to give a statement last week,
[01:00:28] and his son's wedding was last weekend.
[01:00:32] At that wedding, Bülent Arınç, one of the founders
[01:00:35] of the AKP, criticized Melih Gökçek,
[01:00:38] criticized him for going to give a statement with gum in his mouth.
[01:00:42] He compared his manner of going with Ahmet Davutoğlu's and said,
[01:00:46] "As a result, our place
[01:00:53] is next to each other." And this call, the tweet sent by Melih Gökçek,
[01:00:56] was heard from the palace. Oktay Saral had very harsh criticisms
[01:01:00] regarding the President's chief advisor, Bülent Arınç.
[01:01:03] Bülent Arınç also gave a response to this.
[01:01:06] As a response, he used the following expression:
[01:01:10] "We were victims of the judiciary in the past. President Erdoğan went to prison.
[01:01:14] I turned back from the door of the prison.
[01:01:17] Those who lie in feather beds and judge
[01:01:21] cannot comment on our struggle,"
[01:01:24] he said.
[01:01:28] "Malicious and ill-intentioned people, as always,
[01:01:32] twisted our words out of context and gave them different meanings."
[01:01:35] Former Parliament Speaker Bülent Arınç responded to the criticisms with these words.
[01:01:39] "The Prime Minister of Turkey, Mr. Davutoğlu,
[01:01:41] went at the invitation of a prosecutor and gave a statement.
[01:01:45] I am a politician. A politician criticizes,
[01:01:48] and I use my right to criticize everywhere," he said.
[01:01:52] This is a noble act. The wedding of former Prime Minister
[01:01:55] Ahmet Davutoğlu's son brought together important political
[01:01:59] figures. The night was marked by the words of former Parliament Speaker
[01:02:03] Bülent Arınç. "Chewing gum
[01:02:05] with a snap, with black
[01:02:08] sunglasses, and I watched
[01:02:11] with great shame." Arınç first received a reaction
[01:02:14] from Melih Gökçek, the target of his words, and then from the President's chief advisor,
[01:02:18] Oktay Saral. Saral had criticized by saying
[01:02:21] that "turning a wedding ceremony into a political platform
[01:02:25] is neither compatible with courtesy nor statesmanship." Arınç's response was not delayed.
[01:02:28] "We were victims of the judiciary in the past. Our President went to prison.
[01:02:32] I was also prosecuted for 4.5 years and turned back from the prison door
[01:02:36] after 2.5 years. Our late teacher Erbakan also went through these processes
[01:02:40] and saw prison. Those who lie in feather beds today
[01:02:43] and judge cannot comment on this struggle we have given.
[01:02:47] We also need to know that people with political identities must show more tolerance
[01:02:50] to criticisms, no matter how harsh they are. Current judicial and ECHR decisions
[01:02:54] also show that in the presidential
[01:02:57] government system after 2018,
[01:03:00] the president also has a political identity and the duty of
[01:03:04] party general chairman. The general chairmen of the parties can also
[01:03:07] criticize each other harshly due to these titles.
[01:03:11] If a bad intention and injustice are sought in these words, then
[01:03:15] those who were in other parties in the past and joined the AK Party today, or
[01:03:18] and uttered words that can be considered direct insults, should probably also be prosecuted.
[01:03:21] We will see beautiful days, children,
[01:03:25] sunny beautiful days
[01:03:27] will come. "We believe that we have seen beautiful days,
[01:03:31] Mr. President." Arınç also responded
[01:03:34] to the criticisms made about this dialogue. He stated that he has known Ergün Turan
[01:03:38] for many years and finds
[01:03:39] him successful.
[01:03:44] On the one hand, as you know, the election calendar is being wondered about,
[01:03:48] everyone is asking each other when the elections will be held, of course, it is also being speculated,
[01:03:51] saying this date, that date, but
[01:03:54] there are some things that actually,
[01:03:58] despite all those claims,
[01:04:00] a single image, a single mass opening ceremony tells
[01:04:03] a lot. For example, the fact that President Erdoğan has increased
[01:04:06] the number of opening ceremonies, mass opening ceremonies, increased his field studies,
[01:04:10] and increased his election rhetoric is already a date and
[01:04:14] a calendar in itself. And of course, there are also criticisms
[01:04:18] from the new party members, they say that
[01:04:22] you cannot win the hearts of the people by cutting two ribbons, you cannot win
[01:04:25] the election. They say, "Let them bring the ballot box
[01:04:28] and see," say the new party members. In this unity
[01:04:31] and solidarity, hopefully,
[01:04:34] we will overcome the upcoming
[01:04:36] elections
[01:04:39] successfully, hopefully.
[01:04:42] I reiterate
[01:04:45] my belief in that. Erdoğan's increased
[01:04:48] mass opening programs and provincial tours, the ministers' field
[01:04:52] activities, and finally the election message in Rize
[01:04:56] once again brought the possibility of an early election to the agenda.
[01:05:15] debate continued, the release of the footage
[01:05:18] of the President playing basketball last week also drew attention.
[01:05:22] May your unity and solidarity be eternal,
[01:05:26] and in this unity and solidarity, may Allah grant
[01:05:30] us many more
[01:05:33] successes.
[01:05:35] Erdoğan's giving examples from the past,
[01:05:39] as he often does during election periods in the opening programs he attended,
[01:05:42] also did not go unnoticed. "As an insured worker,
[01:05:45] your brother, like you, also suffered greatly
[01:05:49] in the past. I personally experienced
[01:05:52] the shortcomings in the healthcare system,
[01:05:55] just like my brothers who are over 40 years old.
[01:05:58] If the old Turkey had a voice,
[01:06:02] it would speak. In addition to Erdoğan,
[01:06:04] the AKP ministers and Bilal Erdoğan's
[01:06:08] focus on field activities also
[01:06:11] strengthened the interpretations that the government
[01:06:14] is preparing for elections. AK Party spokesperson
[01:06:18] Ömer Çelik spoke clearly after the SMYK. "We have no elections on our agenda right now,"
[01:06:21] he said. "We are preparing for the upcoming elections and we will achieve great success.
[01:06:25] This is not an early election signal. There is no election on Turkey's agenda
[01:06:29] right now.
[01:06:37] the government's activity in the field as preparation and say
[01:06:41] that they are ready for any election. The leaders emphasize that the election
[01:06:45] should not be a show, but should be held in a free and fair competitive environment.
[01:06:49] The new party members, who argue that the government
[01:06:52] is trying to put on a facade with transfers and operations,
[01:06:56] are also reacting to Erdoğan's words that "we are not a party to the quarrels among the opposition."
[01:07:00] The new party officials, who draw attention to the transfers of mayors
[01:07:03] from the CHP to the Grand AK Party family, the imprisonment of elected mayors,
[01:07:07] especially Ekrem İmamoğlu, and the practices in Üsküdar,
[01:07:10] also state that they are prepared
[01:07:14] for possible scenarios such as early elections and the party not being allowed to participate
[01:07:18] in the election.
[01:07:22] The deputies, who give examples from the new party's ongoing
[01:07:25] field activities, also say that "Erdoğan cannot win
[01:07:29] the hearts of the people by cutting two ribbons. Let him bring the ballot box
[01:07:32] and see the situation, despite everything,
[01:07:33] we want an election."
[01:07:39] "President Erdoğan's re-candidacy, a constitutional amendment
[01:07:42] that will be made, all these emphases
[01:07:46] are shaped by these emphases in politics, the solution process
[01:07:49] is also like that, the opening process is also like that.
[01:07:53] Now, of course, as you know, Devlet Bahçeli raised
[01:07:57] the stakes once again, he gave an interview to Nagihan Alçı,
[01:08:00] and there he talked about a villa
[01:08:04] made for Öcalan, after that, emphases came
[01:08:07] from circles close to the government that it was a work office."
[01:08:11] After all,
[01:08:13] the status issue is a matter that Öcalan wants,
[01:08:17] that's where everyone agrees.
[01:08:20] "Give me status, and then I'll go home, or to the work
[01:08:23] office, or to the campus, but the status issue is actually
[01:08:27] tied to bidding farewell to arms, so
[01:08:30] did bidding farewell to arms speed up the preparation
[01:08:33] for status?" This is one of the questions
[01:08:36] that is expected to be answered.
[01:08:42] "Will the critical threshold be crossed, will the organization lay down its arms,
[01:08:46] will the framework law come into effect?
[01:08:49] The coming week is extremely important for the process,
[01:08:52] extremely critical."
[01:08:56] while the Monitoring and Evaluation Board,
[01:09:00] chaired by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, is expected to meet for the second time,
[01:09:03] on the other hand, it is rumored that a new message
[01:09:06] will be sent from Öcalan to his organization. According to information obtained by Haltv,
[01:09:10] the content of the message
[01:09:12] is expected to be a new call for disarmament.
[01:09:16] "We will express our expectations on this matter."
[01:09:19] In the İmralı delegation's last meeting with Öcalan,
[01:09:22] there was an emphasis that Öcalan wanted to play a role in disarmament.
[01:09:25] Taking concrete and legal steps and not delaying the process
[01:09:29] are also among the expectations.
[01:09:33] After that last meeting, eyes turned once again
[01:09:37] to the laying down of arms,
[01:09:38] which is called the critical threshold.
[01:09:41] The security bureaucracy continues its field activities,
[01:09:44] and it is expected that these activities will be on the agenda
[01:09:48] at the National Security Council meeting to be held next month.
[01:09:51] If the laying down of arms by the organization is confirmed at the NSC
[01:09:55] and the detection and surrender mechanism also works, the framework law
[01:10:06] being sought these days. Why is
[01:10:10] this question being asked? The Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:10:13] investigation was taken off the shelf after 15 years, his death was found suspicious,
[01:10:17] and within the scope of this investigation, the screenwriters of Kurtlar Vadisi
[01:10:20] were called to give a statement, and
[01:10:24] they gave statements regarding the allegations that his death was known in advance
[01:10:28] and reflected exactly in the series.
[01:10:32] Raci Şaşmaz said that the characters in the series were created
[01:10:35] to describe the conflicts within the intelligence organizations.
[01:10:38] The separation of Osman Sınav, one of the producers of the series,
[01:10:42] also came to the agenda within the scope of the investigation.
[01:10:45] Regarding Osman Sınav's separation, Raci Şaşmaz
[01:10:48] said that Sınav said, "I am receiving threats, I have children."
[01:10:52] You will remember that Osman Sınav had explained the reason for the separation
[01:10:55] by saying, "It will remain a secret with me," in a program he attended. Now,
[01:10:59] there are details that need to be looked at more carefully here.
[01:11:02] Did Kurtlar Vadisi set an ambush? If we put "ambush" in quotation marks,
[01:11:06] let's look at the details in the Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:11:09] investigation. Now, in episode 79,
[01:11:13] broadcast on February 4, 2010, there is a FG
[01:11:16] detail on the license plate, and next to that
[01:11:19] FG detail, it says
[01:11:22] 70-61. Now, is FG a reference
[01:11:26] to Fethullah Gülen? When you read
[01:11:28] 70-61 backwards, it becomes July 16th.
[01:11:32] July 16th is after the July 15th
[01:11:35] coup attempt. So, is it referring
[01:11:39] to this? This is one of the questions.
[01:11:42] There is a scene where an Erdoğan inscription draws attention
[01:11:45] in episode 159, on May 17, 2012,
[01:11:48] the cemetery scene. The inscription of Erdoğan
[01:11:51] on the tombstone here draws attention. Kozinoğlu,
[01:11:55] in episode 136, is held in a cell
[01:11:59] in the scene, and the character İlhan threatens
[01:12:02] Kozinoğlu with these words: "Kozinoğlu,
[01:12:06] I am your angel of death." Now,
[01:12:09] there is a death parallel to the scenario
[01:12:13] dated November 10, 2011. On November 12, 2011,
[01:12:16] Kaşı Kozinoğlu died in prison, and in his last moments,
[01:12:20] he exercised, showered,
[01:12:23] drank his coffee, was taken to the ambulance,
[01:12:26] had a heart attack, and died in the ambulance.
[01:12:29] Now, again, when you look at his last moments,
[01:12:33] they say he exercised, showered, and was healthy.
[01:12:37] Meanwhile, the detail that he was killed with a syringe also emerges.
[01:12:41] Who was called to give a statement? After so many similarities
[01:12:44] and so many symbolic messages emerged,
[01:12:48] of course, the screenwriters were called
[01:12:51] to give a statement and how was the scenario
[01:12:55] about Kozinoğlu written? Were you influenced by any person or institution?
[01:12:58] Was a scenario dictated to you? No, there was no dictation
[01:13:02] from any person or institution, our text is a text that progresses naturally.
[01:13:06] It was a coincidence, there was no intention, they said.
[01:13:09] However, when you look at it, as I said, there is a reference to July 15th,
[01:13:13] there is a reference to President
[01:13:15] Erdoğan, there is a reference,
[01:13:19] and who will kill whom,
[01:13:23] how they will kill whom is there in light of
[01:13:26] all the details suspected today,
[01:13:30] and the series was sometimes advertised as the local Simpsons
[01:13:33] because it predicted what would happen.
[01:13:37] When it was first aired by Osman Sınav,
[01:13:40] it was about the Deep State Mafia relations until episode 55,
[01:13:44] but then it became topical with the death of Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:13:48] because things got a little complicated after that episode,
[01:13:51] and they say it's completely a coincidence
[01:13:55] for the character Kazım Kaşifoğlu and Kozinoğlu is already
[01:13:58] threatened in episode 136, as I just said,
[01:14:01] "I am your angel of death," and he is found dead in Silivri,
[01:14:04] and in episode 139, the character in the series is killed.
[01:14:08] Now, are all these really a coincidence,
[01:14:11] or are they mocking our intelligence? I leave that
[01:14:14] to you.
[01:14:19] Why did you quit? I never gave
[01:14:23] a real answer to that. Okay?
[01:14:28] Kurtlar Vadisi screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz revealed Osman Sınav's
[01:14:31] secret years later. Şaşmaz said
[01:14:34] that Sınav received threats before leaving the series.
[01:14:37] The Karşif Kozinoğlu investigation
[01:14:40] extended to the Kurtlar Vadisi series, which was quite popular
[01:14:44] during its broadcast period. The three screenwriters
[01:14:48] of the series,
[01:14:51] Raci Şaşmaz, Bahadır Özdener, and Cüneyt Aysan, were heard in the investigation as witnesses.
[01:14:56] What
[01:14:56] will you say?
[01:15:02] The screenwriters were asked how the scenario about Kozinoğlu
[01:15:05] was written, whether they were influenced by any person or institution,
[01:15:09] and whether a scenario was imposed on them. The three screenwriters
[01:15:13] replied, "No, there was no imposition, it was a coincidence."
[01:15:16] Raci Şaşmaz was also asked about the similarities between
[01:15:20] the character Kazım Kaşifoğlu in the series
[01:15:23] and the real person.
[01:15:26] Şaşmaz said that the character was created to portray
[01:15:30] the conflicts within intelligence agencies.
[01:15:33] Şaşmaz replied to the allegation that Kozinoğlu's
[01:15:36] death was known in advance by saying, "We have no possibility
[01:15:40] of knowing someone's death in advance."
[01:15:41] Şaşmaz was also asked
[01:15:44] about the allegations that Ali Fuat Yılmazer,
[01:15:47] a former police chief convicted of FETÖ, interfered
[01:15:51] with the Kurtlar Vadisi scenario. Şaşmaz said
[01:15:55] that he does not know Yılmazer and has no relationship
[01:15:58] with him. What will you say?
[01:16:02] Şaşmaz
[01:16:07] also denied the allegations that former soldier Hasan Atilla Uğur interfered with the series' script. He said that the allegations were completely baseless.
[01:16:11] Şaşmaz was also asked
[01:16:13] about the tombstone with the inscription "Erdoğan" seen in the cemetery scene
[01:16:17] in one of the episodes of the series. Şaşmaz
[01:16:20] denied the allegations that this image was a message to President Erdoğan
[01:16:24] and his family, saying, "It is neither appropriate
[01:16:27] for our values nor is there such a thing." One of the striking
[01:16:31] details in Şaşmaz's statement was about Osman Sınav.
[01:16:34] Şaşmaz recounted that Sınav said he received threats
[01:16:37] during the process of leaving the project and was worried about his children.
[01:16:41] Osman Sınav had directed the project for the first 55
[01:16:45] episodes of the series. In a television program
[01:16:48] he attended, he answered the question, "Why did you leave Kurtlar Vadisi?"
[01:16:52] by saying, "This will remain a secret with me."
[01:16:56] "Why did you quit? I never gave
[01:17:00] a real answer to this. Okay. This will
[01:17:03] stay with me
[01:17:04] as a secret."
[01:17:08] And one more development. In the investigation into
[01:17:12] his suspicious death, the statement of two arrested
[01:17:16] emergency medical technicians about Kaşif Kozinoğlu emerged.
[01:17:19] The technicians said that there was no doctor
[01:17:21] in the ambulance on the day of the incident
[01:17:25] and recounted what happened during the Kozinoğlu process.
[01:17:28] One of the technicians said, "I was a civil servant for 2 months,
[01:17:31] it was my first day at work."
[01:17:35] The statements of the two emergency medical technicians
[01:17:39] who were arrested for intentional killing in the Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:17:42] investigation were reached. The two technicians
[01:17:46] recounted what happened on the day the former MIT agent lost his life.
[01:17:49] The Kozinoğlu file, which was closed in 2011
[01:17:53] by saying "heart attack after heavy exercise," was reopened after 15 years.
[01:17:57] Within the scope of the investigation, 4 people were arrested,
[01:18:00] including a journalist, a gendarmerie officer, and two emergency medical technicians.
[01:18:04] The journalist obtained the statements of those two arrested technicians.
[01:18:12] The technicians recounted what happened on the day of the incident. One of the technicians
[01:18:15] stated in his testimony that the doctor in the ambulance
[01:18:19] had been transferred on the day Kozinoğlu was hospitalized,
[01:18:22] but a new doctor had not been assigned despite this.
[01:18:26] Under normal circumstances, a doctor from another team should have been assigned.
[01:18:30] First, 112 command center was notified. Then they went to eat.
[01:18:33] After an emergency announcement came during dinner,
[01:18:38] they immediately returned to the prison. They went to the section where Kozinoğlu was located.
[01:18:41] When they reached the prisoner admission section,
[01:18:44] they saw that Kozinoğlu had no signs of life. The technician said
[01:18:47] that another technician was assigned instead of the doctor
[01:18:50] that day and that he was very surprised by this. The other technician also stated
[01:18:54] in his testimony that he was only a civil servant for two months
[01:18:58] at that time and had not even completed his in-service training. He explained that he was assigned
[01:19:01] due to staff shortages on the day of the incident.
[01:19:04] When he arrived at the scene, he saw that Kozinoğlu had no heartbeat.
[01:19:08] Upon this, a doctor's team was requested, but since there was no team
[01:19:12] with a doctor, he performed CPR.
[01:19:14] According to the documents in the file, Kaşif Kozinoğlu became ill
[01:19:18] on November 12, 2011, at 17:56.
[01:19:20] Retired officers Hasan Atilla Uğur and Hasan Ataman
[01:19:24] Yıldırım, who were in the same ward, noticed the situation.
[01:19:28] At 18:08, they pressed the emergency call button.
[01:19:31] Execution Protection officers entered the ward. Kozinoğlu
[01:19:35] was removed from the ward on a stretcher. At 18:25,
[01:19:38] he was brought to the prisoner admission gate. Kozinoğlu was breathing
[01:19:41] and speaking at this time. However, the 112 ambulance
[01:19:44] reached the prison gate at 18:37.
[01:19:47] That is, the ambulance arrived 29 minutes after the emergency
[01:19:51] call button was pressed. The first medical team intervened
[01:19:54] between 18:37 and 18:47. Then Kozinoğlu was taken
[01:19:57] into the ambulance. He was taken to the hospital.
[01:20:00] At 19:00, the ambulance stopped on the highway.
[01:20:04] The intervention continued here. During this time,
[01:20:08] a paramedic team in another ambulance arrived at the scene.
[01:20:11] The ambulance carrying Kozinoğlu arrived at Silivri State Hospital
[01:20:14] at 19:10. The journey between the prison
[01:20:18] and the hospital took 23 minutes. However, Kozinoğlu was already
[01:20:21] dead when he was brought to the hospital.
[01:20:23] was.
[01:20:29] One of today's most important developments
[01:20:33] is another huge development. Because there is a huge price hike. 6 L
[01:20:36] 62.
[01:20:40] lira, reached 100 lira in eastern provinces, and with the
[01:20:44] 3 lira SCT hike
[01:20:46] on diesel in October, the
[01:20:49] price per liter will exceed 100 lira for the first time in Turkish history. I paused
[01:20:53] because it really hit me, saying it.
[01:20:56] It consists
[01:20:58] of the numbers 1 0 0 100. Now, when the price of diesel
[01:21:02] increases,
[01:21:04] maybe you don't have a car, so you say I don't have a car, what do I care?
[01:21:08] you might be saying, but even those without a car are feeling the pinch, why?
[01:21:12] Because the farmer plows the field with a tractor, and
[01:21:15] and fruits come in
[01:21:19] trucks that run on diesel, bread goes in trucks that run on diesel.
[01:21:22] The rising number at the pump means less food on the table.
[01:21:26] That's why the economy is booming,
[01:21:29] and money is slipping away like this.
[01:21:32] As I said earlier,
[01:21:36] the rising number at the pump... "It's not just a rising number,
[01:21:39] it corresponds to the diminishing food on our tables,
[01:21:43] because everything is about diesel, everything
[01:21:46] is about diesel. That's why you don't just need to have a car
[01:21:49] to be sad. Well, let's see, what
[01:21:53] realities await us when a liter price approaches 100 lira?
[01:21:56] The citizen, how can the citizen
[01:21:59] endure this when the liter price of diesel has reached 100?
[01:22:03] I always look at everything from the perspective of the citizen. How can the citizen
[01:22:06] endure this when diesel approaches 100 liters?
[01:22:10] Now in 2021, diesel
[01:22:13] was 11.50.
[01:22:16] At the end of 2022, it was 22. At the end of 2023, it was
[01:22:20] 36.40. At the end of 2024, it was 43.20. At the end of 2025, it was
[01:22:24] 65. And finally, at the point we reached,
[01:22:26] 96.78. The increase in diesel in 5 years
[01:22:30] is 841%.
[01:22:33] Since the beginning of this year, the increase has exceeded
[01:22:36] 50%. Of course, when there are such news, we should never
[01:22:40] forget that there is a citizen in the back of our minds
[01:22:43] waving at us, saying, I always buy 50. Did we forget him?
[01:22:47] No, of course we didn't forget him. He can now buy
[01:22:50] half a liter of diesel with his 50 liras.
[01:22:54] And with our largest banknote, 200
[01:22:58] TL, we can buy 2 liters of diesel. Well,
[01:23:02] what are the prices of motor oil in countries at war? For example, in Iran,
[01:23:05] the price of diesel is 1.5 TL
[01:23:07] per liter. In Syria, it has a price between 49 and
[01:23:11] 70. In countries at war, the issue we mentioned
[01:23:14] earlier, "I don't have a car, it doesn't concern me," is unfortunately
[01:23:18] not true. The increase in price is not just an increase
[01:23:22] in fuel. It means an increase in every product, from transportation to agriculture,
[01:23:25] from food to industry, from needle to thread. Therefore, it means that prices
[01:23:29] are rising and tables are shrinking.
[01:23:30] demek.
[01:23:35] Since the beginning of this year, diesel has increased by 72.4%,
[01:23:38] and gasoline by 50.5%. With the latest price hike,
[01:23:42] diesel has reached 100 lira.
[01:23:45] Diesel is 96 lira, gasoline is 80 lira.
[01:23:48] I mean, who would you ask about this? I swear, I laugh. I'm laughing.
[01:23:52] There is no end to the money wasted in this traffic,
[01:23:55] the money that goes to waste. The effects of the war in the Middle East are increasing.
[01:23:59] The rise in oil prices to almost 110 dollars
[01:24:02] and the volatility in the exchange rate have hit fuel prices.
[01:24:06] Do we make calculations when we go out now? I haven't been out for
[01:24:08] about two weeks. I brought my mother to the hospital.
[01:24:12] I only took out the car for that. You can tell by the condition of the car. It's a necessity,
[01:24:16] but I have a car in my budget, but you use it. It's
[01:24:20] approaching 100 lira. With the 6.62 kuruş price hike,
[01:24:23] the liter price of diesel in Istanbul has exceeded 96 lira.
[01:24:27] In the eastern provinces, it has reached 100 lira. The difference
[01:24:30] between gasoline and diesel has exceeded 16 lira. If it continues
[01:24:34] like this, it will reach 120-130 lira. We are going more cautiously.
[01:24:38] We are trying to collect our works.
[01:24:41] If they are in the same direction, we try to make them coincide on the same day.
[01:24:44] We found such a method. When the Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek
[01:24:48] took office, 1 liter of diesel was 19.78 kuruş.
[01:24:51] Today, only its tax is 19.12 kuruş. So
[01:24:54] we want the administration here to take action on this matter.
[01:24:58] This 80 lira gasoline was previously
[01:25:02] a higher price than diesel. Look, there is
[01:25:05] a 20% difference between them. Where does this 20%
[01:25:09] difference go? Diesel was removed from the sliding scale
[01:25:12] system. As of September 1st, a 3 lira SCT
[01:25:16] started to be collected. In October, with the 6 lira SCT hike,
[01:25:20] the 100 lira scenario for diesel becomes inevitable.
[01:25:24] The liter price of diesel will exceed the 100 lira limit
[01:25:27] for the first time in Turkey's history. But the real issue is that some
[01:25:31] signs at gas stations were caught unprepared for three-digit
[01:25:35] prices. Because in Turkey, approximately two-thirds
[01:25:37] of the signs at gas stations do not have this equipment. They are
[01:25:41] not prepared to show three-digit numbers. They need to be updated.
[01:25:44] The sector faces a cost of approximately
[01:25:48] 212.5 million dollars. Thank God we don't use
[01:25:52] diesel. That's why gasoline is 80 lira.
[01:25:55] Unfortunately, I guess we won't be able to use it anymore. Do you calculate?
[01:25:59] It's better not to calculate.
[01:26:01] If you calculate,
[01:26:05] unfortunately, you can't use it. Thank you very
[01:26:08] much.
[01:26:11] Yes, before oil was found in Gabar, it was 11.50. Now diesel
[01:26:14] has reached 100 lira. Well, on the one hand, there is another
[01:26:18] important issue that we are very disadvantaged in. There is a significant development, and it's a good development.
[01:26:22] We say good things are good, we can say that. Now,
[01:26:25] there is an anomaly in the chain from field to table.
[01:26:28] The producer sells at a very low price, and the
[01:26:31] consumer consumes at an exorbitant price. Which opportunists
[01:26:34] came between the producer and the consumer? Today, there was an
[01:26:38] operation regarding
[01:26:40] this.
[01:26:43] The price chain from field to market is under scrutiny.
[01:26:46] An operation was launched on the grounds that prices
[01:26:50] in the fresh vegetable and fruit market were being manipulated to gain unfair profits.
[01:26:54] düzenlendi.
[01:26:57] Simultaneous searches were conducted at 109 workplaces and residences
[01:27:01] in 22 provinces. Detention warrants were issued for 41
[01:27:04] executives. The tax inspection board reports that entered
[01:27:08] the investigation file revealed striking details.
[01:27:12] Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced the operation on his social
[01:27:15] media account. Gürlek stated in his statement that no stage
[01:27:22] of the chain from field to table would be allowed to be turned into a gateway for unfair profits
[01:27:25] at the expense of our producers' labor and our citizens' budgets.
[01:27:28] dedi.
[01:27:31] It was alleged that large supplier companies in vegetable and fruit
[01:27:35] markets manipulated prices by showing low supply
[01:27:39] with fake documents. In the examination conducted
[01:27:41] as part of the investigation, it was also determined that 2.5
[01:27:45] million liras worth of producer receipts were issued in the name of
[01:27:48] 49 deceased individuals.
[01:27:51] "According to the allegations, the actual purchase price of some products
[01:27:55] was shown much higher in the documents. For example, a producer
[01:27:58] stated that he sold a kilo of mandarins for 6 to 8 liras.
[01:28:02] However, in the documents issued, the kilo of mandarins
[01:28:05] was shown as 28 liras. A similar situation emerged
[01:28:09] with potatoes. A producer declared that he sold approximately
[01:28:12] 400 to 500 tons of potatoes for 7 to 12 liras
[01:28:16] per kilo. However, it was determined that the same producer
[01:28:21] had documented 1,741,840 kg of potatoes
[01:28:25] as if they were purchased for 20 liras per kilo.
[01:28:27] The statements of lemon producers also
[01:28:31] entered the report. A producer stated that he sold approximately
[01:28:35] 50 tons of lemons for 45 to 50 liras per kilo.
[01:28:38] However, it was recorded that the price in the documents
[01:28:42] issued in his name was shown between 64 and 72 liras.
[01:28:45] Another striking finding in the
[01:28:47] investigation was the producer receipts. It was determined
[01:28:51] that a total of 2.5 million liras worth of producer receipts
[01:28:55] were issued in the name of 49 deceased individuals. The prosecutor's
[01:28:58] office is investigating allegations that prices were manipulated
[01:29:01] by showing higher product quantities and costs through
[01:29:05] fake documents.
[01:29:09] When the American press reported it, the famous
[01:29:11] couple had to confess.
[01:29:15] Trump's son's wedding was financed
[01:29:18] by a Russian oligarch, as if they weren't
[01:29:22] dollar millionaires. They confessed this.
[01:29:25] Of course, this confession also
[01:29:28] untangled a knot.
[01:29:32] They are not as much enemies as we thought.
[01:29:36] As has been said for a long time, Trump might be close
[01:29:39] to Russia. Let's look at that knot based on
[01:29:42] this wedding.
[01:29:44] bakalım.
[01:29:47] It turned out that a Russian oligarch financed the wedding of Donald Trump
[01:29:51] Junior, the son of US President Donald Trump, who shares
[01:29:54] the same name.
[01:29:58] Trump's son and his current wife, Betina Trump, got married
[01:30:01] in the Bahamas last May. The wedding
[01:30:04] lasted two days and two nights over the weekend. President Trump,
[01:30:08] citing the Iran war, did not attend the wedding.
[01:30:11] The truth behind this expensive wedding was revealed
[01:30:15] with ProPublica's, a non-profit investigative journalism organization,
[01:30:19] Monday news. According to the news, the wedding expenses of hundreds of
[01:30:22] thousands of dollars were covered by Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev,
[01:30:26] known for his close ties to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
[01:30:29] Following the news, a statement signed by the married couple
[01:30:33] was published on Betina Trump's social media account. The couple
[01:30:36] accepted the Russian oligarch claim. They described Kremlev
[01:30:39] as a very close friend. It was called an extraordinary
[01:30:43] wedding gift for financial support. The statement also said,
[01:30:47] "Friendship does not require political motivation. Sometimes
[01:30:51] a wedding gift is just a wedding gift."
[01:30:54] Umar Kremlev, 43, who is the president of the
[01:30:58] International Boxing Association, was recently awarded the Order of Friendship by Putin.
[01:31:06] The latest revelation once again brought to the agenda
[01:31:09] the connections between President Trump and his family with Russia.
[01:31:12] Allegations that Trump's first presidential election campaign
[01:31:15] in 2016 was in coordination with Russia's attempts to interfere
[01:31:19] in the elections occupied the American Congress and public opinion
[01:31:23] for a long time.
[01:31:30] I say pain, sir. It should be universal. If
[01:31:34] a thorn pricks a child's hand, all humanity should
[01:31:37] feel the pain. Why am I saying this? Because
[01:31:41] as a country that claims peace and brotherhood,
[01:31:44] our main issue today should be
[01:31:48] one for all, and all for one. Therefore,
[01:31:51] if one of us is hurt, all of us should
[01:31:54] be hurt. If you are hurt,
[01:31:57] I should be hurt. A father in pain,
[01:32:00] Rojin. Rojin Kabaiş's father
[01:32:03] is in a lot of pain, because his daughter's
[01:32:06] death could not be clarified. That's why
[01:32:09] he received the answer that fire burns where it falls
[01:32:13] when he told Bilal Erdoğan about his problem.
[01:32:16] Well, should fire only burn where it falls? If
[01:32:20] we are to be brothers, if we are to be one,
[01:32:23] then each of us,
[01:32:26] all of us, can be one when
[01:32:28] someone is hurt, and we all feel the pain.
[01:32:33] If a fire burns not just where it falls, but in all of our hearts.
[01:32:36] yaksa.
[01:32:39] Hopefully, justice will do its job, don't worry. President
[01:32:43] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's son, Necmettin Bilal Erdoğan,
[01:32:46] was in Diyarbakır. He met with citizens at the historical
[01:32:50] Grand Mosque. Rojin Kabaiş's father, Nizamettin Kabaiş,
[01:32:53] was also among the crowd. He asked for help to clarify
[01:32:56] the process regarding his daughter's death. Erdoğan responded
[01:33:00] to the grieving father by saying,
[01:33:02] "Fire burns where it falls. Hopefully, justice will do its job, don't worry."
[01:33:05] yanıtladı.
[01:33:09] Rojin Kabaiş was a student in the Child Development department
[01:33:12] at Van Yüzüncü Yıl University. On September 18, 2024,
[01:33:16] she went out saying she was going to the market. Her lifeless
[01:33:19] body was found on the shore of Lake Van. First, it was called a suicide.
[01:33:23] The file was attempted to be closed. Her father, Nizamettin Kabaiş,
[01:33:26] said from the first day, "My daughter did not die, she was murdered."
[01:33:29] The investigation into Rojin's death is still ongoing.
[01:33:35] Bilal Erdoğan, President of the Turkey Volunteer Thank You Foundation,
[01:33:38] went to Diyarbakır to establish various contacts. He also
[01:33:42] emphasized the process of a Turkey free of terrorism.
[01:34:15] "that's what happened," he said. Erdoğan responded by saying, "Fire burns
[01:34:18] where it falls. Hopefully, justice will do its job." Hopefully, justice
[01:34:22] will
[01:34:22] do its job.
[01:34:27] LGBTI +
[01:34:29] investigation and the interventions
[01:34:33] made within this scope. There are marches
[01:34:37] related to these. There are protest marches. And there
[01:34:40] are police blockades and pepper spray
[01:34:44] interventions in these protest marches.
[01:34:47] There are in Çağlayan, there are in Izmir. We just shared images from Ankara
[01:34:51] with you. There are interventions
[01:34:53] and arrests
[01:34:56] in these protests.
[01:35:01] The operation against
[01:35:06] LGBTI+ associations was attempted to be protested
[01:35:09] in Izmir and Istanbul. Police intervened.
[01:35:12] In Istanbul, more than 50 people, including two
[01:35:16] journalists and lawyers,
[01:35:17] were detained.
[01:35:20] An operation was carried out in 15 provinces under the name of "My Family is Safe."
[01:35:23] Judicial proceedings were initiated against 162 people, 9
[01:35:27] associations, and 13 businesses. Dozens of people were detained.
[01:35:30] While the detainees in Istanbul were expected to be transferred to the courthouse,
[01:35:34] it was stated that they would be sent to the forensic medicine institution.
[01:35:38] Hair, blood, and urine samples will be taken. The detainees
[01:35:41] in Ankara completed their procedures at the police station.
[01:35:45] The operation against LGBTI+ was attempted to be protested in front of
[01:35:48] the Istanbul Courthouse in Çağlayan. Hours before the press conference, the area was closed with
[01:35:52] barriers and riot police.
[01:35:57] Women who started to protest LGBTI+ were blockaded.
[01:36:01] Journalists were forcibly removed from the area. Their ability to take
[01:36:04] pictures from their location was also prevented
[01:36:06] by buses.
[01:36:10] Long live life. Two
[01:36:13] journalists also remained in the blockade.
[01:36:46] A similar scene was in Izmir. Labor and democracy forces and
[01:36:50] Izmir feminist night march gathered in front of Alsancak ÖSYM.
[01:36:53] They wanted to march in front of Türkan Saylan Cultural Center.
[01:36:57] Police intervened. In the pepper spray intervention, a lawyer
[01:37:00] was detained and later released. The press statement
[01:37:04] could only be made under police blockade. The press was not
[01:37:06] allowed in that area.
[01:37:10] A new development occurred in the investigation covering
[01:37:14] Katılım Evim and Bir Evim. Muhammed Yarız, Chairman of the Board
[01:37:17] of Pusula Portfolio Management, who was alleged to have tried
[01:37:20] to flee abroad, was arrested, and a travel ban was issued
[01:37:23] against Serdar Turhan, Chairman of the Board of Katılım Evim.
[01:37:27] Of course, as I said, the part that concerns the citizens
[01:37:31] always concerns me. Citizens who made payments are wondering
[01:37:34] if their payments will be refunded in this situation.
[01:37:37] durumda.
[01:37:44] arrested on charges of fleeing. A travel ban was issued
[01:37:48] against Serdar Turhan, Chairman of the Board of Katılım Evim.
[01:37:51] Developments are taking place
[01:37:54] regarding the process of Pusula Finance Holding, which includes
[01:37:57] many companies such as Katılım Evim, Bir Evim, and Pusula Portfolio, taking
[01:38:01] over the Tera group. Senior executives are also
[01:38:04] on the agenda. It was claimed that Muhammed Yarız, Chairman of
[01:38:08] the Board of Pusula Portfolio and a major shareholder
[01:38:10] of Katılımevim, left his phone in his office and
[01:38:14] went abroad by boat from Marmaris. Journalist İsmail
[01:38:17] Saymaz also brought this claim to the agenda on his
[01:38:21] social media account on September 12. Following the allegations,
[01:38:24] Muhammed Yarız made a statement on his social media
[01:38:28] account on September 13. Yarız denied the allegations
[01:38:31] against him. He announced that he had gone to the Bodrum
[01:38:34] Public Prosecutor's Office and given a statement. An arrest
[01:38:38] warrant was issued for Muhammed Yarız on the grounds that
[01:38:41] he had fled abroad. After his statement, Yarız was sent
[01:38:45] to prison on charges of fleeing abroad.
[01:38:48] As part of the investigation, a travel ban was imposed
[01:38:52] on Serdar Turhan, Chairman of the Board of Katılımevim.
[01:38:55] After the incident, it was learned that Serdar
[01:38:59] resigned from his position. Following the investigation,
[01:39:02] attention turned to the customers of Katılım Evim and Bir Evim.
[01:39:05] The Tera group, while taking over the management, announced
[01:39:09] that customer savings were secure. However, no clear statement
[01:39:13] has yet been made regarding how and when
[01:39:15] customers will receive their payments back.
[01:39:21] The highest-paying professions of 2026 were announced.
[01:39:24] I hear you're curious, so let me tell you right away.
[01:39:27] Notary public, sir. With an average earning
[01:39:30] of 456,000, the number one answer
[01:39:33] to the question of which profession earns the most is pilot with
[01:39:36] 350,000, software engineering with 348,000,
[01:39:39] insurance specialist with 270,000,
[01:39:42] law with 264,000, pharmacy with 242,000,
[01:39:45] medicine with 230,000, management
[01:39:49] consulting with 210,000, financial consultancy with 200,000,
[01:39:52] and petroleum engineering with 190,000.
[01:39:54] açıklandı.
[01:39:58] According to the research, the highest-paying professions
[01:40:01] in Turkey for 2026 have been determined. The top spot
[01:40:05] belongs to notary public. With an average monthly income of 456,000
[01:40:08] liras, it is at the top of the list.
[01:40:12] Boğaziçi Institute's research revealed the professional groups
[01:40:16] with the highest average monthly income in 2026.
[01:40:20] Notary public was followed by piloting with an average
[01:40:23] income of 350,000 liras. Software engineering ranked third
[01:40:26] with a monthly income of 348,000 liras.
[01:40:30] Professions in law, finance, and health
[01:40:33] also stood out in the top ranks of the list.
[01:40:36] Insurance specialist
[01:40:39] with 270,000, and lawyer with 264,000
[01:40:42] liras, ranked 5th.
[01:40:45] While the average monthly income in pharmacy was 242,000 liras,
[01:40:49] medicine ranked 7th with 230,000 liras. Management consulting,
[01:40:53] financial consultancy, and petroleum engineering also made it
[01:40:57] to the top 10. The average monthly income was announced
[01:41:00] as 210,000 in management consulting, 200,000 in financial
[01:41:03] consultancy, and 190,000 in petroleum engineering. Thus,
[01:41:07] the average monthly income in all professions on the list was
[01:41:10] 190,000 liras and above. This average was envious
[01:41:13] in Turkey, where the minimum wage is 28,000 liras.
[01:41:16] kıskandırdı.
[01:41:20] You go to a cafe, you sit comfortably with your friends.
[01:41:24] You look at the menu. A minibus comes out of the menu.
[01:41:28] Because a minibus is approaching you by chance. Thank God I can
[01:41:32] phrase it this way, because it was a very close call.
[01:41:35] I mean, much worse things could have happened in the end.
[01:41:39] The reason I can describe this absurdity with these
[01:41:42] sentences is that I'm talking about an accident that was a very close call.
[01:41:46] But the magnitude of the danger
[01:41:47] is still evident.
[01:41:50] In Manavgat, Antalya, a minibus crashed into customers sitting
[01:41:54] in front of a cafe. Customers escaped at the last moment.
[01:41:58] The accident occurred in Örnek neighborhood in the morning. Hüseyin
[01:42:02] Bey's vehicle went out of control while in motion.
[01:42:05] At that moment, two people sitting at a table in front
[01:42:08] of the cafe noticed the vehicle approaching them. Both
[01:42:12] individuals jumped out of their seats and fled at the last moment.
[01:42:15] The vehicle crossed the sidewalk
[01:42:17] and crashed into the tables and benches
[01:42:19] in front of the cafe. Olcaya E, one of the people sitting
[01:42:23] at the table, was injured in the accident. Medical teams were dispatched
[01:42:26] to the scene upon notification. First aid was administered
[01:42:30] to the injured at the scene. Olcaya E was then taken to the hospital
[01:42:34] by ambulance and treated. Damage occurred to the cafe
[01:42:38] and the light commercial vehicle in the accident. The accident moment was captured on the
[01:42:42] security camera of the workplace.
[01:42:46] An investigation was launched into the accident.
[01:42:49] What happened to 11-month-old Büşra Baby, who has not been heard from for 5 days
[01:42:53] in Sivas? What happened to her fate? You know, her mother said she was sold,
[01:42:56] and her father said he sold her yesterday. Today, he claimed he killed her
[01:43:00] and left her in the field. The incident
[01:43:01] has now become a murder suspicion.
[01:43:06] In Sivas, an 11-month-old baby disappeared. Her mother
[01:43:10] first said she was sold for money. Then she changed her statement.
[01:43:13] She said her father killed the baby. The murder allegation in Büşra
[01:43:17] Baby's disappearance is being investigated.
[01:43:19] araştırılıyor.
[01:43:25] The incident occurred on September 10 in the village of Gönderen
[01:43:29] in Divriği district. Elif Balıkçı, the daughter-in-law
[01:43:32] of the family who came to the village temporarily from Diyarbakır
[01:43:35] to engage in animal husbandry, called the 112 Emergency Call Center
[01:43:39] and reported that she could not find her 11-month-old
[01:43:42] baby Büşra in their tent.
[01:43:46] Thereupon, AFAD and gendarmerie teams were dispatched to the region.
[01:43:50] A large-scale search operation was launched to find the baby.
[01:43:53] Teams searched the region for a day.
[01:43:57] The possibility of wild animals having taken her was considered.
[01:44:01] While the search efforts continued, some of the baby's
[01:44:04] clothes were found approximately 2 kilometers away from the tent.
[01:44:07] However, no tears, damage, or bloodstains were detected
[01:44:11] on the clothes.
[01:44:19] In her initial statement, the mother claimed that her father
[01:44:23] sold the baby for money. She also stated that three people
[01:44:26] in the region witnessed this and that the disappearance claim
[01:44:30] was entirely a fabrication. Upon Elif Balıkçı's statement,
[01:44:33] gendarmerie teams detained nine people, including the baby's
[01:44:37] father Yusuf Balıkçı and a veterinarian. Her father, Yusuf Balıkçı,
[01:44:40] denied the accusations in his statement and insisted
[01:44:44] that his daughter had disappeared.
[01:44:45] etti.
[01:44:50] Elif Balıkçı changed her statement to the prosecutor.
[01:44:53] In her new statement, she said, "My child's father
[01:44:56] Yusuf killed her and took her to a field 1-2 kilometers
[01:45:00] above the tents and left her there." Following the mother's statement,
[01:45:03] Elif Balıkçı was taken to the field to show the location,
[01:45:07] accompanied by the prosecutor and gendarmerie teams.
[01:45:11] The investigation was expanded on the possibility of murder.
[01:45:15] Gendarmerie teams reviewed all security cameras in the region
[01:45:19] to shed light on the incident and find Büşra Baby.
[01:45:22] Three people, including the veterinarian who was detained,
[01:45:26] were released. The questioning of six people at the gendarmerie
[01:45:28] continues.
[01:45:32] While accusing China and Russia, it turned out that they
[01:45:35] were the ones actually arming space. The United
[01:45:38] States explicitly admitted for the first
[01:45:42] time that it has weapons in space, and that was
[01:45:44] the only place left.
[01:45:49] The United States finally admitted for the first time
[01:45:52] from an official source that it has placed
[01:45:55] weapons in space.
[01:45:59] US Air Force Secretary Troy Mink stated
[01:46:02] that they have deployed space weapons in Earth's orbit.
[01:46:06] He said that his country has offensive capabilities
[01:46:10] in space. Speaking at a conference
[01:46:13] in Maryland, Troy Ming attributed the arming
[01:46:16] of space to the changing threat environment.
[01:46:20] preparations against it. announced. The U.S. stated
[01:46:23] that the weapons in space would only
[01:46:27] be used for defensive purposes. A U.S. official
[01:46:30] speaking on the matter said it is very important
[01:46:33] to maintain our superiority in space, and clarified
[01:46:37] the type of weapons, where and when they would be deployed.
[01:46:42] Another American official, speaking to the Washington
[01:46:45] Post, said that space attack capabilities could include
[01:46:48] neutralizing enemy satellites if U.S. forces
[01:46:52] or satellites are targeted. The existence of U.S. space
[01:46:55] weapons, which has frequently accused China
[01:46:58] and Russia of trying to militarize space,
[01:47:02] has been debated for some time. With
[01:47:05] the latest statements, claims of U.S. weapons
[01:47:09] in space have been officially confirmed to the public.
[01:47:12] The establishment of the U.S. Space Force was initiated
[01:47:16] by U.S. President Donald Trump during
[01:47:19] his first presidency in 2019. Last year, Trump signed
[01:47:22] an executive order that changed the Space Force's mission
[01:47:26] from solely defensive
[01:47:28] to one that also allows for offensive capabilities.
[01:47:49] A 66-million-year-old fossil was found in Ankara.
[01:47:52] The fossil was discovered during excavations at Külohüyük
[01:47:56] in Gölbaşı. The fossil belonging to a marine creature
[01:47:59] called Gastropoda is considered to be from the last periods
[01:48:03] of the Tethys Sea, which formed approximately 250 million
[01:48:06] years ago in geological history and closed with the collision
[01:48:10] of continents. However, it is not yet clear how
[01:48:13] the fossil came
[01:48:14] to Külohüyük.
[01:48:18] According to experts, the fossil may have been transported
[01:48:21] here by settlers thousands of years ago. This possibility
[01:48:25] has opened a new research topic regarding how the fossil
[01:48:28] reached the ancient settlement. Archaeological excavations
[01:48:32] have been ongoing at Külohüyük, a 5000-year-old
[01:48:35] Hattian-Hittite settlement, since 2021. This time,
[01:48:38] Külohüyük has come to the agenda with a finding
[01:48:42] that dates back much
[01:48:43] further than human history.
[01:49:03] We are getting very nice tweets from you. Ezgi Akdemir says,
[01:49:07] "If the gap between economy and inflation continues like this, life will
[01:49:10] want to interfere with our lives." Halet Tiranlar says,
[01:49:14] "Nobody can interfere with Atatürk's legacy, who said
[01:49:17] 'Freedom and independence
[01:56:28] food. We use the most expensive phones. To buy a house or a car,
[01:56:31] we have to work for a lifetime. We asked the people:
[01:56:35] From food to phones, from houses to cars,
[01:56:38] why is everything most expensive here? The reason is that there is no
[01:56:42] production economy. All investments made so
[01:56:45] far are consumption-oriented investments. There
[01:56:49] have been no production-oriented investments. They did not
[01:56:51] open factories, they closed factories.
[01:56:55] Now you cannot prevent expensiveness without
[01:56:58] production. You sell the bridge, you increase the price of diesel.
[01:57:01] For example, eggplants, peppers, tomatoes
[01:57:05] produced in Antalya are transported
[01:57:08] to Istanbul by trucks. In between,
[01:57:10] there are wholesalers who take their commissions.
[01:57:14] Therefore, expensiveness also comes from there.
[01:57:16] As long as this economic system continues like
[01:57:20] this, it is impossible for them to fix the economy.
[01:57:23] Now there is a high cost of living, of course, that's true. Of course, foreign
[01:57:27] capital, foreign brands, these are now
[01:57:31] very important in daily use. But perhaps
[01:57:35] if we, as a country, protected our own
[01:57:38] values, and if we produced our own phones,
[01:57:41] our own cars, and used them, I think we could
[01:57:45] overcome all these. We still haven't solved
[01:57:48] that. Indeed, inflation is rising
[01:57:51] quite a bit, salaries are quite low,
[01:57:55] child care, and then house rents, I don't know,
[01:57:58] it's quite complicated, we can't get out of it,
[01:58:01] the situation is not good because of the government.
[01:58:05] I have nothing to say, because whatever we say is futile.
[01:58:09] Honestly, it's because the country is not well-managed.
[01:58:13] I mean, right now, this country of ours
[01:58:16] could support maybe 180 million people, not just
[01:58:20] 85 million, in my opinion. But because the management
[01:58:23] is not good, or rather, because the rulers are not good,
[01:58:27] they are burdening the people with this expensiveness.
[01:58:30] It's really tough. We have children, okay, we're fine,
[01:58:34] some are going to school. We need to buy books and pencils.
[01:58:38] How will we buy them if there's no money? I barely
[01:58:42] pay my house rent with my retirement pension. Besides
[01:58:45] that, water, electricity, food, how will I make ends meet?
[01:58:48] Nothing will happen until the AKP leaves.
[01:58:51] The AKP must go, they have to, because
[01:58:54] they have no money. They ruined the nation.
[01:58:58] It's a sin, it's a sin against these people.
[01:59:01] I've never seen such a thing, not in Demirel's
[01:59:05] time, not in Özal's time. Ecevit, they already took him
[01:59:07] away. Nobody wanted Ecevit. Why? Because
[01:59:11] he was an honest man. Honestly, whoever the next
[01:59:14] government is, they need to give money to workers,
[01:59:18] civil servants, and pensioners so that there will be shopping,
[01:59:21] and this country will get better.
[01:59:33] We have no other choice. Two goals from Vestel in one
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[01:59:41] you get a 32-inch TV and a one-year Bein Connect
[01:59:44] Yıldız Dolu package as a gift.
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[02:00:12] energy warehouse, Orbus. The storm of price hikes continues.
[02:00:16] The price of a liter of diesel has approached 100 liras.
[02:00:19] How will this situation affect citizens, producers,
[02:00:23] industrialists, and indeed the whole country? The headlines
[02:00:26] of politics are quite hot, but we will try to discuss
[02:00:29] the real agenda of the citizen, which is the economy,
[02:00:32] in this evening's uncensored program. Of course,
[02:00:36] there is a name issue for the new party, as you know.
[02:00:39] The CEC met today and decided not to change the name for now. You will