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[00:00:01] and start the channel scan.
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[00:00:11] to watch Halk TV uninterrupted. Good morning, my dear. Good morning, Turkey.
[00:00:29] Good morning to all of you from the bottom of my heart, good morning to Istanbul, good morning
[00:00:32] to Ankara, good morning to Izmir,
[00:00:36] the pearl of the Aegean. Good morning to Antalya,
[00:00:40] the capital of tourism. Good morning to its east,
[00:00:43] Central Anatolia, and Black Sea with its natural beauties. Today, some people
[00:00:47] woke up a little happier, I know they got out of bed like that.
[00:00:50] A part of the country is also sad. We are from that sad
[00:00:54] part as Galatasaray fans but I heartily
[00:00:57] congratulate my Trabzon brothers.
[00:01:00] They really won a very nice victory with their hard
[00:01:04] work, I wrote to everyone, "congratulations", that's
[00:01:07] what we should do, gentlemanship is
[00:01:10] an area we have given up on, it's not that much, a sport
[00:01:14] is really like that but I say there is no need to sadden and
[00:01:18] upset the children and young people so much, may it be a beautiful Sunday for Trabzonspor
[00:01:21] fans, Salah had an impact, Simen's absence
[00:01:24] was felt, we will tell everything,
[00:01:27] but let's start with this sentence. Well, today
[00:01:30] is Sunday, September 20, 2026. I am Deniz
[00:01:34] Gökan Kıyış. We have made our preparations for the weekend
[00:01:37] morning news for the weekend
[00:01:40] morning show. We will have studio guests and we will have a historic
[00:01:43] broadcast today. The president of EMAD
[00:01:46] association, Mr. Mihribanoğru will be here,
[00:01:50] but this time I said, Mihriban onıma, don't just
[00:01:53] come by yourself, those
[00:01:55] death anniversary, his who were in the May 1st area are with you.
[00:01:58] those who walked with you, those who carried coffin visuals
[00:02:02] with you, those who carried chains, that is,
[00:02:05] those who really said 17 years of injustice
[00:02:08] for a walk should also come. Today, I apologize for our headline,
[00:02:12] we said justice, there is a huge sentence
[00:02:15] written behind our judges in all our courthouses,
[00:02:19] in all our courtrooms, "Justice
[00:02:22] is the foundation of property", property means
[00:02:26] the state, it is the foundation
[00:02:29] of the state, but today it has become
[00:02:32] Turkey's biggest problem, the most
[00:02:36] debated topic,
[00:02:38] the issue of justice, injustice in the economy, look,
[00:02:42] even what happened in the fund market,
[00:02:45] while the money of more than 500 thousand people is being stolen
[00:02:49] by some people, we are faced with an administration
[00:02:53] that is sleeping foolishly,
[00:02:56] I wonder if someone didn't stop it, I wonder if someone didn't
[00:02:59] benefit from it? The headlines show exactly this, an
[00:03:03] allegation is that there are swindlers of the 1970s,
[00:03:07] Castelli, these and those,
[00:03:09] today there is a greater damage than that period,
[00:03:13] we will ask for justice for them too, we will say that 17 years
[00:03:17] for one day is not right for those who demand justice in retirement,
[00:03:20] don't miss the broadcast at 9 o'clock, I recommend it, sir, we will turn
[00:03:24] this place into April 23rd garden, let's have our first
[00:03:26] headline, today's headline,
[00:03:30] we will make today's headline instead of headline, sir,
[00:03:33] I think this is today's headline, whatever we talk about,
[00:03:37] politics will tell another story, we are heading towards the presidential elections,
[00:03:41] Turkey is moving towards its general election,
[00:03:44] which is now strengthened to be in 2028,
[00:03:46] I still think about the autumn of 2027,
[00:03:49] we are going towards a general election, a presidential election,
[00:03:53] there is a very hot survey, I will report it in a moment,
[00:03:57] but today's headline is, of course,
[00:04:00] the headline of Birgün Newspaper should actually be
[00:04:04] "How can a hungry child listen to lessons?"
[00:04:07] Turkey's century, we are flying, we are running,
[00:04:11] we have indeed gone through a period of increasing wealth,
[00:04:14] increasing national income, with distribution injustice,
[00:04:17] but with Turkey making money, serious exports were made in this country
[00:04:20] and so on. Of course, privatizations
[00:04:24] inside are also included in this. But we are facing such a great injustice
[00:04:27] that while some
[00:04:30] educate their children comfortably in Europe, the United
[00:04:33] States, there, here,
[00:04:36] some are now faced with this
[00:04:39] headline. Children whose demand for free meals in schools is ignored
[00:04:43] are left hungry in class. Parents are helpless,
[00:04:47] teachers are worried about students losing focus.
[00:04:51] It says "Child poverty with data". According to
[00:04:54] OECD, child poverty is 22.4%, those
[00:04:58] who meet basic needs are 193,601
[00:05:02] people, those at risk of social exclusion
[00:05:05] are 36.8%. There is nothing to be proud of
[00:05:08] in this matter. Of course, there are many
[00:05:12] troubled stories of the 1980s, but
[00:05:16] if children are not, that is, when we, the children
[00:05:20] of that period, went to school, we could find drinking water,
[00:05:22] the biggest discussion is this, children have to go to the canteen
[00:05:26] to buy water but they don't even have money
[00:05:29] in their pockets to buy it, this is the main problem, of course we want justice for them,
[00:05:33] let's start quickly, a justice tweet
[00:05:36] has come, he will be in our studio in a moment,
[00:05:40] let's start with the first tweet from Mihriban Uğurlu, "Sergeants, I see
[00:05:43] you too, former specialist sergeants want appointments, sir", I will
[00:05:47] read their tweets. Mihriban Uğurlu, "Good morning, Gökan bey"
[00:05:50] she said. "Justice is not our guest
[00:05:53] today, we are coming to talk about justice.
[00:05:56] We are meeting with Mr. Gökan Kayıç as the voice of millions waiting for promotion,"
[00:06:00] she says. "We don't want charity from anyone,
[00:06:03] we want our rights," she says. We will start with our first headline.
[00:06:06] We will conduct our interview, our live broadcast
[00:06:09] with them in this studio at 9 o'clock. Now there is a
[00:06:13] discussion. Ekrem İmamoğlu,
[00:06:16] as you remember, it was a Sunday, all over Turkey,
[00:06:19] the Republican People's Party said, "We are determining
[00:06:23] our presidential candidate," and everyone
[00:06:26] lined up. Everyone went and signed
[00:06:30] for him. They said Ekrem İmamoğlu,
[00:06:33] who has been kept alone in a cell
[00:06:37] in Silivri Dungeon for almost two
[00:06:40] years,
[00:06:42] is "my presidential candidate," and this number was increased,
[00:06:46] reaching 20 million. In the history of world
[00:06:49] politics, there is probably no other example
[00:06:53] where 10 million, 20 million people
[00:06:56] sign to say "he is my presidential
[00:06:59] candidate" when there are many other elections for citizens. But I don't know
[00:07:03] such an example, and since that day, Turkey has been
[00:07:06] talking about this, discussing this. A survey,
[00:07:10] everyone needs justice. Look, Mr. President
[00:07:13] will go to the United States today, by the way,
[00:07:17] he will give a speech at the United Nations
[00:07:20] General Assembly in America
[00:07:24] between September 20-23, but everyone's expectation
[00:07:28] is what he will talk about with Trump, what
[00:07:30] happened to our F35s story, everyone has this in mind, I was
[00:07:33] going to say that I remember the day Mr. Recep Tayyip
[00:07:37] Erdoğan was put on a bus from Saraçhane
[00:07:40] and sent to Pınarhisar Prison.
[00:07:43] I say that Turkish politics, the mind
[00:07:47] that governs Turkey, never allows
[00:07:50] this democratic, democratic initiative,
[00:07:53] struggle. A story is always experienced
[00:07:56] that puts an obstacle in its way. But it is also very clear
[00:07:59] that no lessons have been learned from the past. As I said, Ekrem İmamoğlu
[00:08:03] has been inside for two years, if his diploma had not been
[00:08:06] cancelled, if his quarrel with Süleyman
[00:08:09] Soylu, the "fool" discussion, had not been punished,
[00:08:12] maybe there would be a more credible
[00:08:16] investigation happening today, but
[00:08:18] with oppression, every word he says
[00:08:22] is taken to court, a punishment is given for every
[00:08:25] word, that's why I say we don't learn lessons, and the last
[00:08:29] survey, there is a survey announced last night
[00:08:32] in the heat of the night, sir. If Erdoğan
[00:08:35] and Yavaş were both presidential
[00:08:38] candidates, the question "Who would you vote for?"
[00:08:42] shows a very clear difference,
[00:08:45] that is, with a 15-point
[00:08:48] difference, Ankara's research
[00:08:52] strategy and consultancy company Ankar's
[00:08:55] voter agenda research August 2026, let's
[00:08:59] read the colophon so there's no mistake. It was asked
[00:09:02] "who would you vote for if he were a presidential
[00:09:05] candidate?" And right
[00:09:08] now, of course, the candidacy - there is an interview
[00:09:12] that Murat Sabuncu had with Mr. Özgür Özel yesterday, I will give the details of that in a moment -
[00:09:15] Mansur Yavaş came in first in this survey with 47.7%.
[00:09:19] Mr. Erdoğan, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan,
[00:09:23] is in second place with 32.1%, exactly 15 points,
[00:09:27] even 15.5 points difference.
[00:09:31] There are reactions, "I won't vote anymore,"
[00:09:34] there are those who say "I'm undecided," 4.5%,
[00:09:37] those who say "I have no idea, no answer" are those who cannot
[00:09:40] express their opinion.
[00:09:43] "There is definitely a demand for change
[00:09:46] in society, 25 long
[00:09:49] years of rule, look, even
[00:09:52] Gazi did not
[00:09:55] have this opportunity. In this 25-year
[00:09:59] rule, in foreign policy,
[00:10:02] in economy, in justice,
[00:10:05] in politics, in the democratic field, those
[00:10:09] who cannot answer the question of in which area Turkey has developed
[00:10:13] have chosen Mansur Yavaş, whom they think can be
[00:10:16] the leader of the opposition, with 47.7% in a survey.
[00:10:20] Let's see. Will Mansur Yavaş be a candidate
[00:10:23] or not? I don't know, there is no
[00:10:27] clear evaluation from Mr. Mansur on this, but his meeting with
[00:10:30] Mr. President at the Beştepe palace
[00:10:34] on September 9th last week
[00:10:37] had indeed brought discussions with it, but he said that
[00:10:41] he is the president and I am the Mayor of Ankara Metropolitan
[00:10:44] Municipality and I need to deal with the problems of Ankara, I am doing my job,
[00:10:47] today I am out of that basic discussion
[00:10:51] of politics, I need to do my duty for the people of Ankara,
[00:10:54] that's what he essentially said. And journalist Murat
[00:10:57] Sabuncu from T24 website had an interview
[00:11:00] with Mr. Özgür Özel while going from Bursa to Yalova
[00:11:04] and he asks this question: "Is Mansur
[00:11:06] Yavaş a candidate, is he your candidate?" It's a long
[00:11:10] interview. I took a part of it, because,
[00:11:13] you know, Ekrem İmamoğlu is still being talked about on one side,
[00:11:17] but Mr. Özgür says this, "They file lawsuits for every
[00:11:20] word that comes out of his mouth, they give him a penalty for every
[00:11:24] word." So, the opposition
[00:11:28] will not be left without a candidate, of course,
[00:11:31] and he said this, I'm reading exactly what he said,
[00:11:35] not a word less, not a word more, "they will do everything to prevent Ekrem
[00:11:39] from being president, this is clear. In this
[00:11:42] situation, Mansur Yavaş's candidacy is a very
[00:11:45] important option, but let me tell
[00:11:49] you, we are not declaring anyone as a reserve.
[00:11:52] Mr. Mansur, Mr. Ekrem's claim continued.
[00:11:55] He had said, "I am withdrawing my claim", it was a situation
[00:11:59] appropriate to the spirit of the day,
[00:12:03] and he says, "Of course,
[00:12:06] his candidacy is an important option and is
[00:12:09] in a respectable position for us."
[00:12:12] There is no need for details about this interview, it's roughly
[00:12:16] about this, but there is also a headline
[00:12:20] reflected in Gazete Pencere, "This is the first time it's
[00:12:23] so clear," says Gazete Pencere about this interview.
[00:12:26] Mansur Yavaş, the opposition's,
[00:12:29] new party's or now organic merger,
[00:12:33] I don't know, nationalist votes, other votes,
[00:12:36] opposition votes, new party, it's not clear what step
[00:12:40] CHP will take at this point. Under the
[00:12:43] headline "This is the first time it's so clear", New Party General Chairman Özgür
[00:12:47] Özel evaluated the judicial siege against Ekrem İmamoğlu
[00:12:51] and gave messages for Mansur Yavaş's presidential
[00:12:54] candidacy. Özel, stating that
[00:12:58] the government is determined to do everything
[00:13:01] to prevent İmamoğlu's candidacy, emphasized that they did not
[00:13:04] declare anyone as a reserve and added, "In this situation,
[00:13:07] Mansur Yavaş's candidacy is a very important
[00:13:10] option both for us and for the nation."
[00:13:13] Let's see if Mr. Mansur will make a statement
[00:13:17] on this matter. Of course, eyes are now
[00:13:20] turned to the statement of the Mayor of Ankara
[00:13:24] Metropolitan Municipality, dear Mansur Yavaş,
[00:13:27] after these statements and survey studies.
[00:13:30] Now, of course,
[00:13:33] the new party is in the process of being established,
[00:13:36] but even here, punches are being thrown, and it continues to take
[00:13:39] punches. By the way, the Butlan administration
[00:13:43] will run again. This sentence is very interesting.
[00:13:46] "The Middle East and Turkey are going through a ring of fire,
[00:13:50] a trustworthy person should lead the party. This person is Mr. Kemal."
[00:13:53] It sounds familiar to me from somewhere. What do you say?
[00:13:57] "Who else will govern this country if not Erdoğan?"
[00:14:00] Has it not become similar? That is, is there respect
[00:14:03] for those who have reached a certain age? Of course, they are experienced
[00:14:07] people, we can benefit from their experience, but what they
[00:14:10] made us live as democracy in this country
[00:14:13] is meaningless for all of us. Let's move on. It says there are
[00:14:16] three formulas for the new name. If the new party needs a name change,
[00:14:20] three possibilities outweighed. The Constitutional Court's decision is awaited.
[00:14:23] The word "New" will definitely remain. "Turkey's
[00:14:26] New Party", "New Change Party" and "New Turkey Party"
[00:14:30] names are being discussed. "New Change Party" came to the fore.
[00:14:34] "New Turkey" wasn't bad either, but I don't know, they know its connotations
[00:14:38] better. No step will be taken
[00:14:41] before the Constitutional Court's decision.
[00:14:44] With the election discussion, let me also take a breath,
[00:14:47] we will also look at our surveys and of course
[00:14:51] the messages from you. "As long as
[00:14:55] God grants us health,
[00:14:57] we are determined to pursue these great dreams
[00:15:01] we have for our country." An election will be held
[00:15:05] in 2028 to re-elect our esteemed President.
[00:15:08] We said to Erdoğan, "If you
[00:15:11] are going to be a candidate, come and hold elections in the middle
[00:15:14] of the term, let's have early elections," they ran away. Now
[00:15:18] they should not be pursuing other formulas
[00:15:21] and making some calculations.
[00:15:37] "deputies decide," he said.
[00:15:40] These are matters to be decided by the nation and
[00:15:44] the nation's deputies, not by the palace advisors
[00:15:47] or other people in the palace. Without the decision of 360
[00:15:50] deputies, what they are talking about
[00:15:53] cannot happen. The Justice and Development Party currently
[00:15:57] has 280 deputies. The distribution of other
[00:16:00] parties is clear. According to Article 101
[00:16:04] of the Constitution, a person can be elected President a maximum of two times.
[00:16:07] However, according to Article 116, if the parliament decides
[00:16:11] to renew the elections during the President's second
[00:16:15] term, the President can run again. For this decision,
[00:16:18] the vote of 360 deputies
[00:16:21] is required in the parliament. If the President renews the elections
[00:16:24] by his own decision, this exception is not applied. The parliament
[00:16:28] is expected to make a decision
[00:16:32] that elections will be held in March
[00:16:34] or April 2028. Therefore, my
[00:16:38] prediction is that the elections will be held
[00:16:41] in 2028, a short time before May 7th, April 16th is
[00:16:45] not a randomly determined date. If you do
[00:16:48] this a week before the normal election
[00:16:52] time, you would be bypassing
[00:16:55] the constitution. Therefore, your
[00:16:59] action would be legal but
[00:17:02] it would not be legitimate and lawful. The response of IYI Party
[00:17:05] leader Musavat Dervişoğlu to palace advisor Mehmet Ucum's
[00:17:09] اشاره to April 16th for the election date:
[00:17:12] "Early election, snap election, or election renewal?
[00:17:16] There is no election calendar yet but the discussion
[00:17:19] continues. They are talking about an election date
[00:17:22] for 1.5 years later, and they are already trying
[00:17:25] to pave the way to make him a candidate
[00:17:28] by moving the elections forward a little.
[00:17:32] You will not run away from this nation, you will face
[00:17:35] us. And when that day comes,
[00:17:39] you will lick
[00:17:41] your wounds.
[00:17:44] Our specialist sergeants have started writing,
[00:17:48] as I said, today we have a job with those
[00:17:51] seeking justice in retirement, here you see, sir,
[00:17:53] in the meantime, our action has come,
[00:17:57] our action has come, we will make noise today, we will make noise
[00:18:01] for those who do not want to hear them, we will make this noise from
[00:18:04] Halk TV screens, maybe we can wake someone
[00:18:08] up, on Sunday morning, those who say there is injustice in this country, gentlemen,
[00:18:11] ladies, our helmets
[00:18:14] have arrived and will accompany us
[00:18:17] throughout our broadcast, but our specialist sergeants
[00:18:21] are writing, an audience named Mihrali,
[00:18:24] there are so many of them, I won't be able to read your names now,
[00:18:28] for example, there is Aycan, there is Yalçın, there
[00:18:31] is Cenap, all of them copied and pasted
[00:18:34] this message, "Good morning Gökhan abi, good broadcast."
[00:18:37] "Justice is to hear the silent cry of former specialist sergeants
[00:18:41] who dedicated their lives for the country, let our legal right
[00:18:44] to open appointment be applied, does so much grievance
[00:18:47] fit into consciences?" he says. I salute
[00:18:50] all of you, sir, I salute those
[00:18:54] who work for the security of this country, those who lost their limbs,
[00:18:57] those who lost their lives, and we demand justice
[00:19:00] for them too, let's have our headline, we continue with Karar
[00:19:03] newspaper, "50% +1 government".
[00:19:16] continues its activities in the Marmara region, the new party
[00:19:20] leader Özel announced the party's goals in Yalova, as a new party
[00:19:23] we have 3 goals, one is 50% + 1, one is 60% +
[00:19:27] 1, we want to come to power with 50% + 1,
[00:19:31] and elect a president with 60% + 1, then there is a need for
[00:19:35] a strong parliamentary system, a strong
[00:19:38] re-establishment of the regime with a balance and control
[00:19:42] system, it is a very clear
[00:19:45] demand of ours. The presidential government model, which they said
[00:19:48] they adapted to Turkey by the jurist
[00:19:52] guinea pigs of the AK Party at that time,
[00:19:55] saying "we are interpreting it for Turkey", perhaps the most
[00:19:58] unchecked, far from control
[00:20:02] and for someone. Who did this presidential government model benefit?
[00:20:05] Basically,
[00:20:07] in this period when millions of people
[00:20:11] are experiencing an economic depression, did it benefit those
[00:20:15] who defrauded funds or really
[00:20:17] did it benefit the worker, the miner,
[00:20:21] the peasant, the farmer, the student, the child
[00:20:24] waiting for food at school? You will decide this, of course,
[00:20:28] whatever you say will happen, if
[00:20:31] you say AK Party and Erdoğan, then AK Party and Erdoğan,
[00:20:34] whoever the other candidate will be,
[00:20:37] "but while democracy is slipping away
[00:20:40] today, those who shout 'democracy'
[00:20:44] should learn from these events." There is a word of the day about that, let's look at
[00:20:47] our news.
[00:20:51] "If I had accepted to be in opposition, I would have been
[00:20:55] in my previous position, neither
[00:20:58] would there have been void, nor would hyenas have attacked us,
[00:21:02] but it is the party
[00:21:05] of those who reject the new opposition,
[00:21:08] those who march to power." New Party leader Özgür Özel
[00:21:11] made his 35th field visits in Yalova.
[00:21:15] He met with pensioners, producers and tradesmen,
[00:21:19] and listened to their problems.
[00:21:23] He also shared his promises for the new party's three goals. As a new party, one is 50 + 1, one is 60
[00:21:27] + 1. We want to come to power with 50 + 1,
[00:21:30] and elect a president with 60 + 1. Then there is a need for
[00:21:34] a strong parliamentary system, a re-establishment of the regime
[00:21:38] of checks and balances systems. Özel's first stop in
[00:21:41] Yalova was with kiwi producers. He drank tea
[00:21:44] with producers in Turkey's first Kiwi Garden
[00:21:48] and listened to their problems. The producer, like millions
[00:21:51] of citizens, complained about rising diesel prices.
[00:21:55] Turkey is fifth in the world in food inflation.
[00:21:58] Iran, which is at war, is worse than Turkey.
[00:22:02] 175 of the 180 countries that measure food inflation
[00:22:05] are better than us. The whole reason for this is what my brother said, "What will happen
[00:22:09] with 100 liras of diesel?" "If you change the government,
[00:22:12] we will change these things.
[00:22:13] Will you change the government?"
[00:22:17] Yes. Özel also met with ornamental
[00:22:20] plant producers. He drew attention to the importance
[00:22:24] of the State Planning Organization. We are facing a very serious
[00:22:27] food security threat. Everything happening in Turkey right now
[00:22:31] is due to lack of planning, and the re-establishment of the State
[00:22:34] Planning Organization, which is Atatürk's most visionary work.
[00:22:38] Özel, who also met with pensioners in Yalova, took off his badge.
[00:22:41] He pinned the new party badge
[00:22:45] to a citizen who said he had been with
[00:22:47] the CHP for 80 years.
[00:22:56] He explained what his new party's promises
[00:23:00] would be for pensioners if it came to power.
[00:23:03] "We will turn Turkey from a place of suffering
[00:23:06] for pensioners into a place where
[00:23:09] pensioners are once again revered, and
[00:23:12] where Turkey can enjoy the fruits of its labor
[00:23:15] after the difficulties experienced."
[00:23:22] He continued, and before concluding his program,
[00:23:25] he addressed the gathered crowd, saying that the new party
[00:23:29] would change the system. This time he made his gold
[00:23:33] calculation based on Erdoğan. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
[00:23:36] was insured in 1974.
[00:23:40] When this state, Karaoğlan Ecevit, paid him his first
[00:23:43] minimum wage, he could buy 9.5 quarter
[00:23:46] gold coins.
[00:24:05] Should citizens follow the politician's big sentences,
[00:24:08] or should they really look at what they are experiencing
[00:24:12] in the economy, whether they feel the Republic of Turkey is safe?
[00:24:14] As I said, you will make the final decision, but there is a clear
[00:24:18] picture. Could this presidential government model work?
[00:24:22] Yes, it could. Why shouldn't we apply the presidential
[00:24:25] system? We can apply it, but it was left
[00:24:29] unchecked, everyone is bound today
[00:24:32] against that presidential
[00:24:35] office, but a politician also does everything he
[00:24:39] does from the treasury and shows off to the opposition,
[00:24:42] but is showing off to the opposition
[00:24:45] with taxes collected from all of us, did it bring justice
[00:24:49] to us, for example? "For example, how much did
[00:24:52] the US Fed Chairman care about Trump
[00:24:56] when raising interest rates? Is there a brave man
[00:24:59] who can do this in Turkey today? We are curious about these, otherwise,
[00:25:03] which party it is, whose ideology it is, is not important.
[00:25:06] Today, we have taken Leonardo Da Vinci's
[00:25:09] quote of the day, sir, it's an interesting sentence,
[00:25:13] of course, people are divided into three,
[00:25:16] "those who see, those who see when shown, and those who never see."
[00:25:20] That is, there may be people
[00:25:23] who will never change their mind based on
[00:25:26] ingrained wrongs, but I think
[00:25:30] these people are also thinking about their own interests, sir.
[00:25:33] I am waiting for your messages and I see your good thoughts.
[00:25:37] We will convey all your praises and wishes, sir. Let's continue
[00:25:40] on our way. Today, in the quote of the day, there was Leonardo da Vinci. This breath
[00:25:44] is an abnormal figure, he said. The person
[00:25:47] who said this is actually the boss of the company
[00:25:50] where this emphasis was made. The emphasis is on
[00:25:53] a confession of 1.3 trillion. The name that said it's an abnormal
[00:25:57] figure is Altunç Kumova. Arrested in the investigation
[00:26:00] of the bankrupt fund. Kumova, the head of Support Investment,
[00:26:04] was also surprised by the 60-fold increase
[00:26:07] in company shares. There's something very
[00:26:10] interesting, that is, it can be more valuable
[00:26:13] than Turkey's largest industrial companies,
[00:26:16] such as Tüpraş, etc. These are
[00:26:20] huge companies
[00:26:23] in that line. Really big money and a production
[00:26:26] mechanism are working there. Koç Holding, for example, Sabancı
[00:26:29] Holding. What did you do to increase so much? He says he saw it,
[00:26:33] but he asked what he could do as a boss. Your company
[00:26:36] reached 4 times its value to Garanti and Yapı Kredi
[00:26:40] Bank. Didn't you see manipulation or fraud?
[00:26:43] To this question, he gives the answer: "A four-fold increase is abnormal.
[00:26:47] As a merchant, I liked it. I also think
[00:26:50] that the process was not audited," he says. But who
[00:26:54] was affected? Look, there is such a terrible piece of information
[00:26:57] that money has turned into dust, it is said. Really, among these
[00:27:01] 500,000 people... "There are people
[00:27:04] who put their rent money into the fund, saying, 'Let me earn
[00:27:07] a few bucks too.' So, who is responsible
[00:27:10] for this? I want to ask Mehmet
[00:27:13] Şimşek directly. Mr. Mehmet Şimşek,
[00:27:17] you warned 10 months ago, people were defrauded
[00:27:20] of around 1 trillion, a story of fraud.
[00:27:23] And then there is money, yes, but who has it? Cumhuriyet Newspaper
[00:27:27] says, 'Explain the bureaucrats.'
[00:27:31] There is a statement from an expert from İyi Parti. He
[00:27:34] asked about the executives who got rich from fund companies and made
[00:27:38] a call: 'Explain these bureaucrats,
[00:27:41] brother.' This is the reason for the system not being audited.
[00:27:44] If it's not audited, let's not be audited either, let's take the
[00:27:47] money. Who will be billed? The economy administration,
[00:27:51] which ignored warnings, intervened after the crisis,
[00:27:54] and the transactions of the bankrupt fund companies are being discussed.
[00:27:58] Erhan Usta of İyi Parti wants the fund-rich bureaucrats
[00:28:01] and politicians to be announced. Usta, who brought the crisis,
[00:28:05] which affected over 300,000 citizens, to the parliament, asks, 'Will
[00:28:07] the bill be passed to the citizens?' This is terrible information.
[00:28:11] In one sentence, it's easy to say, but it might
[00:28:15] disrupt the vital balance of many people.
[00:28:18] Money.
[00:28:23] There is a very serious neglect of public supervision. Investment
[00:28:26] companies defaulted, they could not make the payments they were supposed
[00:28:30] to. Approximately 900 billion liras, 130.
[00:28:33] 31 funds were liquidated.
[00:28:36] Thousands of citizens' 18 billion dollar investments are at risk.
[00:28:40] The owner of Destek Investment Bank, Altunç Kumova, was detained.
[00:28:44] Kumova's prosecutor's statement, who was arrested, was revealed.
[00:28:48] Kumova was asked about the distortion in the company's value increasing
[00:28:51] from 15 billion liras to 1.3 trillion liras. He answered,
[00:28:55] "The figure is an abnormal figure." Kumova pointed to the Capital Markets
[00:28:59] Board. He said he trusted the board's audit. Kumova, who was also asked
[00:29:03] about the 60 times higher value of Destek Factoring shares, said
[00:29:06] he sensed an abnormality. Kumova, who did not accept the charges
[00:29:09] against him, was arrested and sent to Metris Prison. An arrest
[00:29:12] warrant was also issued for Serdar Turhan, one of the managers of Pusula
[00:29:16] Portfolio, and Alper Öztürk, the manager of La Terra. There are
[00:29:19] no effective measures. This has certainly not changed the lives
[00:29:23] of fund managers. Former AKP Gaziantep Deputy Şamil Tayyar
[00:29:26] made a statement on his social media account. He said that the
[00:29:34] fraud in recent history. We are facing a bigger problem than Vanlı
[00:29:38] Karaydar's wedding ornaments. Karaydar is in prison. Why is Emret Ezmen,
[00:29:41] the king who shaped the future of the collapsing fund system, out and
[00:29:45] why were his assets not seized? While assets of suspects are seized
[00:29:49] in more ordinary operations, why was the same courage not shown
[00:29:52] in the fund crisis? Frankly, all assets of the owners of the
[00:29:55] collapsed fund companies must be seized. It is also becoming clear
[00:29:59] how and when the money of the fund victims will be paid. The
[00:30:03] lawyer who spoke to NTV, Okat, said that in the first stage,
[00:30:07] transactions related to participation shares will be carried out. Then,
[00:30:10] within two business days, participation share agreement will be reached.
[00:30:14] Investors' central registry records will also be checked
[00:30:18] during this process. A shipping company reached a value of 7.5
[00:30:21] billion dollars. All these happened before the eyes of the capital
[00:30:25] gözetilerek fonlar 3 ayda nakle dönüştürülecek. Yatırımcıların
[00:30:29] alacağı kesin tutarı şimdiden hesaplamak mümkün değil. tasviye
[00:30:32] sonucunda kayıp yaşanma ihtimali bulunuyor. Tedbirler sonrası aynı
[00:30:36] durumun diğer fonlara yayılma riski ise az. Türkiye'deki fon
[00:30:39] çalkantısı dünya basının da gündeminde. Financial Times
[00:30:43] durumu Ponze dolandırıcılığına benzetti. Aynı sorunların her
[00:30:46] ülkede yaşanabileceğine dikkat çekti. Gazete ABD'nin durumu
[00:30:50] yakından izleyerek ders çıkarması gerektiğini de
[00:30:52] yazdı.
[00:30:55] Korkunç bir günden. Bakın şimdi bir mesaj okuyacağım size. Belki
[00:30:59] isminin eee söylenmesini istemeyebilir. Hanım
[00:31:02] diyeceğim, soy ismini söylemeyeceğim ama çok korku,
[00:31:06] bu hikayeyi anlayabilmemiz için belki de
[00:31:09] günaydın, ben emekli bir bayanım demiş
[00:31:12] hanımefendi, birikimim olan "az miktar parayı
[00:31:16] fonda geçen hafta yatırmıştım, bir kuruş
[00:31:19] kazanmadım, tasfiye ettik, durdurduk dediler,
[00:31:23] hesapta işlem yapılmış ve iki günde para gitti,
[00:31:27] herhalde haftaya hesap sıfırlanır diye
[00:31:29] bekliyorum, bu insanları eee
[00:31:33] korkunç bir batağın içine sürüklerken uyuyan
[00:31:37] me ya meme şimşek dememin sebebi 10 ay önce biz
[00:31:40] görüyoruz orada bir manipülasyon olduğunu söyleyip bunu
[00:31:43] görmezden gelmiş'. olamazsınız yani bu
[00:31:47] insanların batağa sürüklenmesini 40 tane yayın
[00:31:49] dinledim manipülasyon var
[00:31:53] borsada keri silkeliyorlar diye e
[00:31:56] bunu siz kendiniz de söylemişsiniz sayın bakan bu
[00:32:00] insanların parasını iade edin lütfen ha iade edeceksiniz
[00:32:03] 1.3 trilyon 800 milyarlık zarar var deniyor kime
[00:32:07] yazacak bu
[00:32:10] denetlemeyenlere yazsın ama halka yazacağı kesin
[00:32:13] efendim Kastelle. kat be kat beter
[00:32:16] demiş Pencere Gazetesi'nin manşeti
[00:32:19] işte korkutan tahmin burada,
[00:32:22] sadece %5'i kurtarılabilir durumda bu
[00:32:25] paranın. yüz binlerce yatırımcı ellerinde
[00:32:29] ne kadar para kalacağını düşünürken, sektör
[00:32:32] temsilcileri pek de umut vermiyor. fon yöneticisi
[00:32:35] Haydar Acun kağıt üzerinde 20 milyar dolar
[00:32:39] görünen şişirilmiş hisse değerinin ancak
[00:32:42] %5 ya da 10'ununun nakde dönüşebil.
[00:32:46] Madolf derneğini eee vererek ana paranın baz
[00:32:50] alınmasına tüm zararın sorumluların mal
[00:32:53] varlığıyla karşılanmasını önerdi, zaten bunun aksi
[00:32:57] düşünülmemeli bile, bize bu kazığı kim attıysa parayı da
[00:33:00] onlar ödesin kardeşim, buna kamu yöneticileri de dahildir. Gelsin
[00:33:04] bakalım sıradaki manşetimiz.
[00:33:06] Kurtlar vadisi'ne özel ekip, bununla ilgili çok uzun
[00:33:10] süredir konuştuğumuz mevzular hakikaten artık yılgınlık ve dönüp
[00:33:14] dolaşıp. aynı sakızı çiğneyince tadı kaçar ya,
[00:33:17] adalet arayışımız içerisindeki tadı kaçan operasyonlardan bir
[00:33:21] tanesi de bu. bakalım Kaşif
[00:33:30] şüpheli sıfatıyla burada olmak beni hicap
[00:33:34] duymama sebep oldu. Bundan üzüntü içerisindeyim ama çok
[00:33:38] yakın bir gelecekte gerçeğin anlaşılacağı. Eski mit
[00:33:41] görevlisi Kaşif Kozinoğlu 2011 yılında.
[00:33:45] Cezaevinde şüpheli şekilde hayatını kaybetmişti. 2012
[00:33:49] yılında takipsizlik kararı verildi. Dosya geçen
[00:33:52] haftalarda yeniden açıldı. Kozinoğlu'nun mezarından örnekler
[00:33:55] alındı. Olay günü sağlık ekibinde görevli iki acil tıp
[00:33:59] teknisyeni ile bir jandarma er tutuklandı. Tutuklananlar
[00:34:03] arasında Kozinoğlu'nun ölümünün şüpheli olduğunu ilk kez yazan
[00:34:06] gazeteci Selahattin Günday da var. Kurtlar Vadisi
[00:34:09] senaristleri bilgi sahibi sıfatıyla ifade verdi. Kurtlar Vadisi
[00:34:13] Pusu Dizisi hakkında. inceleme
[00:34:15] başlatıldı.
[00:34:18] 17 Eylül'de yeni gözaltı dalgası başladığı dönemin Silivri
[00:34:22] Cumhuriyet Başsavcısı Ali İşgören, dönemin Cezaevi
[00:34:25] savcısı Necip Doğan, Emekli Jandarma albay Hasan
[00:34:28] Atila Uğur vekli Deniz Yüzbaşı Hasan Ataman Yıldırım
[00:34:32] gözaltına alındı. Dönemin başsavcısı Alişgören ve
[00:34:35] Cezaevi savcısı Necip Doğan Suç örgütüne üye olma
[00:34:38] suçlamasıyla tutuklandı. Fetö'den ihraç Ali işgören
[00:34:42] Kozinoğlu'nun ölümünün ardından kovuşturmaya. yok kararı
[00:34:45] vermişti. Necip Doğan da Kozinoğlu'nun ölümünün ardından
[00:34:49] yapılan olay yeri incelemesine katılan isimler arasındaydı.
[00:34:52] O da daha sonra Fetö soruşturması kapsamında meslekten ihraç
[00:34:56] edildi. Ergenekon davalarında
[00:35:00] Kozinoğluyla beraber aynı koğuşta hapis yatan emekli albay Hasan
[00:35:04] Atila Uğur'la emekli yüzbaşı Hasan Ataman Yıldırım'a da
[00:35:07] yaşlarından dolayı ev hapsi verildi. İki isme kasten
[00:35:10] öldürme suçlaması yöneltildi. Hasan Atilla Uğur
[00:35:13] Silivri Adliyesi'ndeki. işlemlerinin ardından açıklama yaptı. Eski
[00:35:17] koğuş arkadaşı Kozinoğlu'nu kahraman olarak niteledi.
[00:35:21] Fethullahçı yapılanmanın halen birtakım faaliyetler içinde
[00:35:24] olduğunu söyledi. Türkiye'de yetiştirdiği en büyük kahramanlardan olan
[00:35:28] birlikte terörle mücadeleyi de ÜSteyben rütbesinde birlikte yapmış
[00:35:31] olduğumuz kaşıp Kozun oldu ve
[00:35:33] özellikle Fethullahçı
[00:35:37] yapılanmanın o dönemde de bu
[00:35:39] dönemde de hala bir takım faaliyetler içerisinde olduğunun
[00:35:43] belirlenmesi açısından. "Bu soruşturmanın neticesinin ortaya
[00:35:47] çıkmasını çok değerli
[00:35:48] buluyorum.
[00:35:52] Genç bir muhabir, Beşiktaş'taki ağır ceza mahkemesi,
[00:35:56] bunu tekrara düşüyorum ama bazı şeylerin tekrar edilmesinde fayda var
[00:35:59] efendim, unutuyoruz çünkü unutkan bir toplum haline getirildik.
[00:36:03] Gaziye saldıranlar için unutkanız.
[00:36:06] Türkiye siyasetini monarşiye çevirmek isteyenler için
[00:36:09] unutkanız ama adalet için unutkan olmamak lazım. Yarın kimin başına
[00:36:12] geleceği belli olmaz. Beşiktaş'taki..." ceza mahkemesinin önünde 13
[00:36:16] dalgaydı, yanlış hatırlamıyorsam,
[00:36:19] 13 dalgaya, 13 dalgada,
[00:36:22] bunlar deniz dalgası değil, insanların eee ölüme
[00:36:26] götüren, Bu ülkenin en kıymetli
[00:36:29] değerlerini, doktorlarını,
[00:36:32] gazetecilerini, düşünürlerini,
[00:36:35] İlhan Selçuklarını, Genelkurmay
[00:36:38] başkanlarını inim inim inleten
[00:36:41] 13 dalga ve bu 13 dalgadaki
[00:36:45] gözaltılarda amiraller hayatını
[00:36:48] kaybetti, canına kıyanlar oldu, kasa denilen
[00:36:52] adamların cebinden 5 kuruş para çıkmadı,
[00:36:55] hani hakikaten çok zor bir. adaletsizlik dönemi
[00:36:58] geçirdik, bunu unutmamak lazım diye düşünüyorum
[00:37:01] efendim ve adalet isteyenlerden iki isim
[00:37:04] de eee Selahattin Demirtaş ve Sayın Yüksekdağ
[00:37:08] ile ilgili Avrupa'dan
[00:37:11] gelen ifadeler var, işte dışı bize karıştırmayız
[00:37:14] cümleleri, mutat cümleler kuruluyor ama kimseyi
[00:37:18] karıştırmayın zaten adalete
[00:37:19] uygulayın.
[00:37:24] Avrupa Konseyi Bakanlar Komitesi 15-16 Eylülde.
[00:37:27] Toplandı, Selahattin Demirtaş ve Figen Yüksekdağ'ın derhal serbest
[00:37:31] bırakılmasını talep etti. Komite Demirtaş hakkında verilen Avrupa İnsan
[00:37:35] Hakları Mahkemesi kararlarını da ele aldı. Üye devletlerin
[00:37:38] kesinleşmiş kararlara uyma yükümlülüğü olduğunu
[00:37:41] hatırlattı.
[00:37:44] Avrupa Konseyi Bakanlar Komitesi süreç yasasına da değindi.
[00:37:48] Türkiye'den Demirtaş dosyasındaki tüm başvurucuların yasanın kapsamına
[00:37:51] girip girmediğini açıklamasını istedi. Süreç yasasının
[00:37:54] uygulanmasına ilişkin usul öngörülen sonuç.
[00:38:11] açıkladı. Muhalif milletvekilleri için hazırlanan fezzekelerin sayısı Türkiye'den
[00:38:15] talep edilen veriler arasında.
[00:38:19] Ve elbette ki süreçle ilgili eleştirilerini öne sürenler
[00:38:22] de var. Özellikle İyi Parti Genel Başkanı Sayın Müsavat
[00:38:25] Dervişoğlu meydanlara. yaşıyor ve orada bayrak
[00:38:29] mitingleri yaparak özellikle bu süreçle ilgili eleştirilerini öne
[00:38:33] sürüyor ve diyor ki, onun sözleriyle aktarıyorum, bu bir ihanet
[00:38:37] projesi.
[00:38:40] Anadolu'yu karış karış geziyoruz ve
[00:38:44] gittiğimiz her yerde verdiğimiz
[00:38:47] sözü tutmaya gayret sarf ediyoruz. Türkiye'nin
[00:38:51] başına bu belayı tebelleş
[00:38:54] edenleri milletimize şikayet edecek.
[00:38:57] beymi söylemiştim, Anadolu'yu
[00:39:00] dolaşıyorum, bu ihanet
[00:39:03] projesini milletimizle paylaşmaya
[00:39:06] gayret sarf ediyorum. İşte yine bugün bu
[00:39:09] meydanda ihanetten bahsediyoruz.
[00:39:13] Fakat sanılmasın ki bu ihanet
[00:39:17] yalnızca bebek katili Abdullah Öcelan'ın
[00:39:21] elini sıkmakla başlamıştır. Sanılmasın ki
[00:39:25] mesele yalnızca bir
[00:39:27] kanundudur. Bu bu millete yapılan
[00:39:30] asıl kötülük
[00:39:33] senelerdir onu yalanlarla
[00:39:36] oyalamak, propaganda altında
[00:39:39] boğmak, hakikatle bağını
[00:39:42] koparmaktır. İnsanların
[00:39:45] zihnini, aklını, duygusunu
[00:39:48] kuşatmaktır. Öyle bir düzen kurdular
[00:39:52] ki, olanı yok,
[00:39:54] olmayanı var ilan ediyorlar. Zam
[00:39:58] oluyor adına güncelleme
[00:40:01] diyorlar, zulüm oluyor adına
[00:40:04] istikrar diyorlar, başarısızlığa,
[00:40:08] strateji, teslimiyete
[00:40:12] devlet aklı diyorlar, terör örgütünün ele
[00:40:16] başına yol
[00:40:17] açıyorlar,
[00:40:22] ve Türkiye'de neden bu kadar
[00:40:25] gıda problemi var sorusu. elbette ki hepimizin kafasını
[00:40:28] karıştırıyor, biz 80'in çocukları hep şu cümleyle yetiştik,
[00:40:32] dünyada kendi kendine yeten 10 ülkeden işte
[00:40:35] beş ülkeden bir tanesiyiz, bugün de öyle mi? mesela
[00:40:38] Ukrayna'yla Rusya savaşıyor, bir anda bizde
[00:40:41] ayçiçek yağı krizi ortaya çıkı veriyor, eee
[00:40:45] koca koca yaşlı başlı adamlar market raflarından 5 litrelik
[00:40:48] ayçiçek yağı açıp birbirleriyle yomruklaşan görüntüler gördük, kadar
[00:40:51] dengesiz, kadar denetimsiz bir piyasa var ki, serbest
[00:40:55] piyasanın bu kısmı serbest ama... tokat da serbest hale
[00:40:58] getirildi. Şimdi çiftçi desteklenmediği sürece, hepimiz
[00:41:01] ezberledik bunu, çiftçi desteklenmediği sürece aç kalma
[00:41:05] ihtimalimiz var kardeşim. Yalova Bursa turu elbette ki Türkiye'nin en
[00:41:08] verimli toprakları ve bu topraklarda çiftçilerle bir araya
[00:41:12] gelen Özgür Özel, yeni parti lideri özel çiftçiye
[00:41:15] geçim garantisi vereceğiz diyor. Köprüye geçiş garantisi değil,
[00:41:19] çiftçiye geçim garantisi vereceğiz
[00:41:21] demiş. Abi operasyonlar çıkıyor sonuçta, bakalım bu
[00:41:25] kabzımal, ben kabzımal operasyon.
[00:41:27] Kabzamalı operasyonundan sonra o fiyatlar düşecek mi? Hep birlikte
[00:41:31] göreceğiz.
[00:41:33] Yaş, sebze, meyve fiyatlarını faiş şekilde arttıranlara karşı operasyon
[00:41:37] yapıldı. 40 kişi tutuklandı.
[00:41:40] Soruşturma İstanbul Cumhuriyet Başsavcılığı tarafından
[00:41:43] başlatıldı. Konu yaş, sebze ve meyve piyasasındaki faiş fiyatı
[00:41:47] artışlarıydı. İlgili kurum ve belediyelerin hal müdürlüklerinden
[00:41:50] bilgi istendi. Şüphelilerin işlem hacimleri incelendi. Vergi
[00:41:54] denetim kurulu da çalışma yaptı. 1029 çiftçinin beyanına
[00:41:57] başvuruldu.
[00:42:01] Incelemelerin ardından faiş fiyatlara neden olan tedarikçi
[00:42:04] konumundaki 41 kişi hakkında gözaltı kararı verildi. 22
[00:42:07] ilde 109 adrese operasyon düzen. 40 dağıtıcı firma
[00:42:11] yöneticisi gözaltına alındı.
[00:42:15] 40 kişi emniyetteki işlemlerin ardından adliyeye sevk edildi. Savcılıktaki
[00:42:19] ifadelerin ardından tutuklama talebiyle hakimliğe gönderildi.
[00:42:22] Tamamı tutuklandı, bir kişininse arandığı
[00:42:24] öğrenildi.
[00:42:30] Son dönemin belki de hani operasyon üstüne operasyon her şey birbirine
[00:42:33] karıştı. Bakın bir forex operasyonu var. İsrail kökenli, İsrail
[00:42:37] ajanlarının işin içinde olduğu 200 kişinin üzerinde. insan
[00:42:40] gözaltına alınmış durumda o ortada kaynamış durumda o kadar
[00:42:44] çok operasyona maruz kalıyoruz ki ve her gün yeni
[00:42:47] bir ünlü sanki işin içerisine biraz tuz biber
[00:42:51] ekleniyormuş gibi aralıklarla böyle ünlüleri serpiştiriyorlar dikkat
[00:42:55] de alsın operasyonları gibi geliyor bana ama sonuçta bir
[00:42:58] torbacı yakalanıyor torbacının verdiği isimlerle operasyon
[00:43:01] düzenleniyor şimdi son operasyonda 10 kişi serbest
[00:43:05] bırakılmış durumda masumiyet karinesi korunmalıdır
[00:43:08] efendim.
[00:43:14] ünlü isimler yeni soruşturmaların hedefi oldu, bu kez uyuşturucu ve
[00:43:18] fuü suçlamaları
[00:43:19] yöneltildi.
[00:43:23] Aras bulut iğnemli ve Nilperi Şahinkaya dahil 21 şüpheli
[00:43:27] market. Funds will be converted into cash in 3 months, considering
[00:43:30] market depth and liquidity conditions. It is not possible to calculate
[00:43:33] the exact amount investors will receive yet. There is a possibility
[00:43:37] of loss after liquidation. The risk of the same situation spreading
[00:43:40] to other funds after the measures
[00:43:42] is low. The fund turmoil in Turkey
[00:43:45] is also on the agenda of the world press. The Financial Times
[00:43:49] likened the situation to a Ponzi scheme. It drew attention to the
[00:43:52] possibility of similar problems in every country. The newspaper
[00:43:56] also wrote that the US should closely monitor the situation and
[00:44:00] learn lessons. What a terrible day. Look, I'm going to read you a message.
[00:44:03] Maybe she doesn't want
[00:44:07] her name to be said. I'll say "Madam", I won't say
[00:44:11] her last name, but it's very scary,
[00:44:14] maybe to understand this story,
[00:44:18] good morning, I'm a retired lady,
[00:44:21] she said. "I invested a small amount of money
[00:44:25] in the fund last week. I didn't earn
[00:44:28] a single penny. They said they liquidated
[00:44:32] and stopped it. Transactions were made in the account
[00:44:36] and the money was gone in two days. I expect
[00:44:40] the account to be zeroed next week."
[00:44:44] While these people are being dragged into a terrible
[00:44:47] swamp, the reason I say
[00:44:48] "Sleeping Mehmet Şimşek" is
[00:44:52] that 10 months ago, we saw manipulation
[00:44:56] there and he ignored it. You cannot
[00:44:59] allow these people
[00:45:02] to be dragged into a swamp. I listened to
[00:45:06] 40 broadcasts saying there is manipulation
[00:45:09] in the stock market and they are shaking out
[00:45:12] the small investors. You yourself said this, Mr. Minister.
[00:45:16] Please refund these people's money. It is said
[00:45:20] that there is a loss
[00:45:21] of 1.3 trillion, 800
[00:45:25] billion. Who will be held accountable? Let it be
[00:45:29] those who didn't audit, but it's definitely the people,
[00:45:33] sir, in Kastelle. "Many times worse,"
[00:45:36] says the headline of Pencere Newspaper.
[00:45:41] Here is the frightening prediction. Only
[00:45:45] 5% of this money can be salvaged.
[00:45:48] While hundreds of thousands
[00:45:50] of investors are wondering
[00:45:54] how much money they will have left, sector representatives
[00:45:57] are not giving much hope. Fund manager Haydar Acun
[00:45:59] said that only 5% or 10% of the inflated
[00:46:03] stock value, which appears to be 20 billion dollars
[00:46:06] on paper, can be converted into cash. He suggested,
[00:46:10] referring to the Madoff Association, that the principal
[00:46:13] amount be taken as the basis and that all losses be covered
[00:46:17] by the assets of those responsible. In fact, the opposite shouldn't
[00:46:20] even be considered. Whoever
[00:46:24] played this trick on us, let them pay for it, including
[00:46:28] public officials. Let's see our next
[00:46:32] headline. Special team for Kurtlar Vadisi.
[00:46:35] The issues we've been discussing for a long time are truly
[00:46:39] disheartening. When you chew
[00:46:44] the same gum repeatedly, it loses its flavor, doesn't it? This
[00:46:48] is one of those operations that has lost its flavor
[00:46:57] in our search for justice. Let's look at the developments
[00:47:00] regarding Kaşif Kozinoğlu. Will you say something? Being
[00:47:04] here as a suspect in the investigation made me feel ashamed.
[00:47:06] I am sad about this,
[00:47:11] but the truth will be understood in the very near future. Former
[00:47:14] MIT officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu died suspiciously
[00:47:17] in prison in 2011.
[00:47:20] A decision of non-prosecution was made in 2012. The case
[00:47:24] was reopened in recent weeks. Samples were taken from Kozinoğlu's
[00:47:28] grave. Two emergency medical
[00:47:33] technicians and a gendarmerie soldier on duty in the health
[00:47:37] team on the day of the incident were arrested. Among those arrested
[00:47:41] is journalist Selahattin Günday, who first wrote that Kozinoğlu's
[00:47:44] death was suspicious. Kurtlar Vadisi screenwriters gave statements
[00:47:47] as people with information. An investigation was launched
[00:47:51] regarding the Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu series.
[00:47:54] On September 17, a new wave of arrests began. Ali İşgören,
[00:47:58] the then Chief Public Prosecutor of Silivri, Necip Doğan,
[00:48:01] the then Prison Prosecutor, Retired Gendarmerie Colonel Hasan
[00:48:05] Atilla Uğur and Retired Naval Captain Hasan Ataman Yıldırım
[00:48:08] were detained. Chief Prosecutor Alişgören and Prison Prosecutor
[00:48:11] Necip Doğan were arrested on charges of being a member
[00:48:15] of a criminal organization. Ali İşgören, expelled from FETO,
[00:48:19] had made a decision of non-prosecution
[00:48:22] after Kozinoğlu's death. Necip Doğan was also among those
[00:48:25] who participated in the crime scene investigation conducted
[00:48:29] after Kozinoğlu's death. He was later expelled
[00:48:33] from his profession within the scope of the FETO investigation.
[00:48:36] Retired Colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur, who was imprisoned in the
[00:48:40] same ward as Kozinoğlu during the Ergenekon trials, and Retired
[00:48:44] Captain Hasan Ataman Yıldırım were placed under house arrest
[00:48:47] due to their age. The two were charged with intentional
[00:48:51] killing. Hasan Atilla Uğur made a statement after his
[00:48:54] procedures at Silivri Courthouse. He described his former cellmate
[00:48:57] Kozinoğlu as a hero. He said that the Gülenist
[00:49:01] structure is still involved in certain activities.
[00:49:04] "One of the greatest heroes that Turkey has produced,
[00:49:08] Kaşif Kozinoğlu, with whom we
[00:49:12] fought terrorism together in the rank of Üsteğmen.
[00:49:16] And especially the fact that the Gülenist
[00:49:19] structure was still involved in certain activities
[00:49:23] both then and now. I find it very valuable
[00:49:26] that the result of this investigation
[00:49:29] has emerged." A young reporter, the heavy criminal
[00:49:32] court in Beşiktaş. I'm repeating
[00:49:36] myself, but it's useful to repeat some things, sir, because
[00:49:39] we forget. We have been made into a forgetful society.
[00:49:42] We are forgetful for those who attacked the veteran.
[00:49:46] We are forgetful for those
[00:49:47] who want to turn Turkish politics
[00:49:52] into a monarchy. But we should not be forgetful for justice.
[00:49:56] You never know who will be affected tomorrow. At the criminal
[00:50:00] court in Beşiktaş, it was the 13th
[00:50:03] 313,000 people attended the march, according to the Revolutionary Guards and Basij,
[00:50:06] where veiled women marched with rifles in their hands. The crowd
[00:50:10] chanted slogans against the United States of America and
[00:50:14] Israel. It is not the first time for Iran
[00:50:18] that women run with their heads uncovered. However, it attracted attention
[00:50:21] that this sharp cut could be organized in the capital
[00:50:25] and in such a visible way.
[00:50:26] In December 2025, approximately
[00:50:29] 5,000 people participated in the marathon on Kish
[00:50:33] Island, and most of the women ran without headscarves. The Iranian judiciary
[00:50:36] arrested two organizers on the grounds that they did not heed
[00:50:40] the warnings and violated public morals.
[00:50:44] Another example
[00:50:45] of oppression occurred
[00:50:49] in June. Iranian singer Parastou Ahmadi
[00:50:52] was prosecuted for a concert she gave without a headscarf,
[00:50:56] which was watched millions of times on YouTube.
[00:51:00] According to the decision announced by
[00:51:03] human rights organizations, Ahmadi and 8 members
[00:51:07] of her team were sentenced to 74 lashes.
[00:51:10] They were also banned from traveling abroad
[00:51:13] and from artistic activities for 2 years.
[00:51:16] The headscarf law in Iran
[00:51:20] has not changed,
[00:51:23] but the way the administration under the pressure of war, sanctions
[00:51:26] and economic crisis enforces the law is changing.
[00:51:30] The gap between the life women change
[00:51:33] on the street and what is written in the laws
[00:51:36] is growing every day. We need to learn
[00:51:40] a lesson and
[00:51:43] the winner of yesterday, with a truly
[00:51:47] magnificent struggle and
[00:51:50] a well-deserved victory. I congratulate all my brothers
[00:51:53] and friends who love Trabzonspor as a Galatasaray fan.
[00:51:56] Of course, the winner of the day
[00:51:59] was Trabzonspor, which showed the will to take
[00:52:03] Salah,
[00:52:05] and that it could do this with the support of its fans, even if the technical director
[00:52:09] changed at the last minute. Today, their faces are smiling,
[00:52:12] and they will, of course, enjoy this beautiful struggle
[00:52:15] and this beautiful victory to the fullest.
[00:52:18] "Trabcelona," referring to Barcelona. And
[00:52:21] Salah's photo, he made a hat-trick, didn't he? It was an incredible
[00:52:25] struggle. The team played well yesterday, we need to congratulate them. Galatasaray
[00:52:29] has a lot of work to do. A football lesson from Trabzon
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[00:52:35] we will see
[00:52:41] who will be the champion in the end, we will follow that
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[00:59:30] The Kademeciler who turned this place
[00:59:34] into a festival ground today and into an action area,
[00:59:37] they raided our sausage seller. I'm not informing,
[00:59:41] of course, I invited them. I thank them all very much.
[00:59:44] I said that we would be the voice of Mrs. Mihriban
[00:59:47] for a long time. We have some sweat
[00:59:50] in the EYT process with different broadcasts at different points,
[00:59:54] and also in the Kadem process, of course, we are among those
[00:59:58] who fight to be the voice of the children of this country
[01:00:02] who say "our rights have been violated" and to make their voices heard by those
[01:00:05] who need to hear them. I said to Mrs. Mihriban this time, Mrs. Mihriban,
[01:00:09] we two always talk about this problem, but these people
[01:00:13] who are suffering are always in the squares. We were together on May 1st, weren't we?
[01:00:16] Yes. We were in the square together.
[01:00:19] There were chains, there were visuals,
[01:00:23] I said let's make this place Taksim Square, and they were kind enough to come
[01:00:26] on Sunday morning. People have been fighting
[01:00:30] with this visual for a long time. First of all, welcome,
[01:00:34] how are you? Thank you, how are you? We are continuing the struggle,
[01:00:38] and so are you. We are full of energy, aren't we? You were in Ankara
[01:00:42] last week. Well, I'm in Ankara almost every week.
[01:00:45] The program is very busy right now because
[01:00:48] we're following up on the door we managed
[01:00:51] to open to the Ministry and of course the AK Party
[01:00:54] Headquarters. Yes, we also go to the Ministry
[01:00:58] and our contacts continue, and the support of the opposition
[01:01:01] continues. You were in different parties, as far as I can see.
[01:01:05] Yes, yes, as a political party, we are determined
[01:01:08] to get the support of all parties, because
[01:01:12] just as EYT became law with the common will of all political parties,
[01:01:16] if this is a justice problem for the country,
[01:01:19] all political parties need to solve it with common will.
[01:01:23] You cannot demand justice from a single party,
[01:01:26] because justice has no party. Very good.
[01:01:30] We are not in a political point of view,
[01:01:33] you say we are seeking our rights. A small note about your problem.
[01:01:36] Now, as I said, they are in Taksim Square,
[01:01:39] in Kadıköy Square, in Bursa, in Izmir,
[01:01:42] in Trabzon. Where else were protests held?
[01:01:46] Afyon, Adana.
[01:01:49] You also present a very strong image on social media, but I have
[01:01:53] a question for you at this point: Is there a big visual
[01:01:55] deficiency? I will ask that, but first let's
[01:01:59] understand this story. Please come in, my friends. I prepared
[01:02:03] this last night. Emad, those seeking justice
[01:02:06] in retirement, is September 8, 1999 a magic
[01:02:10] date? My brother's criticism is especially
[01:02:13] focused on the concept of justice. Those who started working
[01:02:17] in September 1999 earned the right to retire
[01:02:21] in the context of justice. Nobody says that those who started
[01:02:25] on September 9th should retire on the same day, as far as I know.
[01:02:28] I guess you felt 17 years was a punishment.
[01:02:32] What is the story of September 8th? The story of September 8th
[01:02:36] is that I won't go into too much technical detail
[01:02:40] because we are ordinary people here, we are citizens.
[01:02:43] There is a law on September 8, 1999 that is like a punishment
[01:02:47] given to all workers in the country. At the time,
[01:02:51] it was a law approved by the DSP-MHP-Anap coalition.
[01:02:54] The EYT problem arose in this way on September 8, 1999,
[01:02:57] because the biggest feature of September 8th
[01:03:01] is that the law is not forward-looking for workers,
[01:03:04] but also backward-looking for those in the system.
[01:03:06] The state said that if you meet
[01:03:09] these criteria when you start working, I will retire you. But on September 8,
[01:03:13] 1999, exactly 17
[01:03:16] August was the earthquake, wasn't it? 20 days after the August 17
[01:03:19] earthquake, with a law, they punished the nation
[01:03:23] with the logic of "we will save SGK." Yes, they punished the past
[01:03:26] and they punished the future, and
[01:03:30] we were told to be 52, 54, 56, 58, 60.
[01:03:33] We thought justice was served. What exactly is the problem?
[01:03:36] The problem is that on March 3, 2023,
[01:03:40] EYT's rights were tried to be delivered,
[01:03:42] even if incomplete. But while this delivery was being made,
[01:03:46] as if we were not the workers of the same law,
[01:03:49] a right of 17-20 years was granted,
[01:03:52] and the way for retirement at ages 38-43 was opened.
[01:03:55] But they didn't see us there at all.
[01:03:59] Don't forget.
[01:04:09] No, there was a rush when EYT came out in 2023.
[01:04:13] There was a rush to catch the election. It was already election-oriented.
[01:04:17] But they always hit us with the budget, you know.
[01:04:21] There is an EYT law that came out when 11 provinces were
[01:04:24] affected. Our President, who said "I wouldn't have issued
[01:04:27] this betrayal if I lost my seat two years ago,"
[01:04:32] We are not saying "take us too",
[01:04:36] by the way, we have a lot more premiums. We deserve retirement without age condition.
[01:04:39] If September 8th had not been enacted, we would have filled our premiums
[01:04:43] and gained the right to retire without an age condition.
[01:04:46] But with this law, they told us
[01:04:50] to retire, to wait 20 years. I'm not saying 3 years,
[01:04:54] you see, I'm not saying 2 years or 5 years. You are actually rebelling against this.
[01:04:57] We rebelled against the age gap.
[01:05:07] We have been in working life for 27 years, but
[01:05:11] you separated us from those with 5000 days.
[01:05:13] Now, what people who don't understand these issues say is,
[01:05:17] "My brother, will everyone retire?" What do you say to the classic, "Will everyone
[01:05:20] retire?" Not everyone will retire, those who deserve it will retire.
[01:05:24] There is no such logic as "let everyone retire." After all,
[01:05:28] those who have paid the premiums that our country, our state,
[01:05:32] our government want, who have completed their working period,
[01:05:35] who have shed their sweat and labor, and who have paid their premiums in advance,
[01:05:39] these people will, of course, retire. I wonder what standards
[01:05:42] you are requesting for retirement, but first, I think human
[01:05:46] stories are important. You work, don't you? I'm in my 27th year.
[01:05:49] You've been working for 27 years, how many premium days do you have?
[01:05:53] I'm an unofficial child worker. I understand, so you're also
[01:05:56] a trainee. They call it traineeship, don't they? They call it trainee victim.
[01:06:00] Well, it's about selling water, serving tea, waitressing,
[01:06:04] so we're talking about a life that started at a young age, actually.
[01:06:08] How many children do you have? Two. May God
[01:06:10] bless them. How is life going? I'm also looking for an answer
[01:06:14] to the question of why you are requesting retirement.
[01:06:17] Life is difficult. Not just for me, I think
[01:06:21] it's difficult for many people in the country.
[01:06:25] Yes, we are people who have reached certain career levels in our profession.
[01:06:28] But one of my children is studying.
[01:06:32] One of my sons continues his education. I don't want this issue
[01:06:35] to be seen as "let's have a second salary," "why don't we have a second salary?"
[01:06:39] Actually, because
[01:06:43] my pride, my honor was hurt. This is not a money issue.
[01:06:47] I mean, you work for money, you earn it, you do a second job,
[01:06:50] you do a third job, you somehow earn your bread
[01:06:54] from a stone. But this discrimination,
[01:06:58] this marginalization and feeling like nothing
[01:07:02] is a difficult situation to cope with.
[01:07:05] But you can't take it. There's a story about twins, isn't there? Please tell us.
[01:07:08] Perhaps this will help us understand what this injustice leads to.
[01:07:12] Why did they get upset? It's very interesting. We have a lot of twins
[01:07:15] in our association. One of the twins
[01:07:17] who has 6,000 premium days
[01:07:21] retires but the other twin
[01:07:24] who has 8,500 premium days cannot retire.
[01:07:27] And the twin who retires with 6,000 days
[01:07:31] tells the other twin, "You are younger,
[01:07:34] work." There is only a one-minute difference between them.
[01:07:37] He considers it a right for himself
[01:07:40] but
[01:07:42] he does not consider it
[01:07:46] a right for the other. I apologize for interrupting,
[01:07:50] but my colleagues are sharing a breaking news.
[01:07:53] A fourth wave operation is being carried out
[01:07:57] against the Suleymancılar, and arrest warrants
[01:08:00] have been issued for 30 people, and a trustee has been appointed
[01:08:03] to 23 companies. You know, a decision
[01:08:07] to exhume the grave was made for the former leader of the Suleymancılar.
[01:08:11] There is an allegation that he was murdered. There is an investigation about this,
[01:08:14] but at the same time, millions of euros of money
[01:08:17] smuggled to Germany was being smuggled abroad.
[01:08:21] A money laundering investigation had also turned into
[01:08:23] a murder investigation. And at this point,
[01:08:27] our news center is sharing the information that a fourth wave operation
[01:08:30] has been carried out as breaking news. I also conveyed it.
[01:08:33] I apologize, I couldn't focus because of this breaking news.
[01:08:37] Let's emphasize this once again. So, there's a twin story, as you said.
[01:08:40] One was born a minute later. Yes. The number of premium days
[01:08:44] for the one waiting for the grade is 8,500.
[01:08:47] They can't retire with 8,500 days. The other one can with 6,000 days.
[01:08:51] Because he started working before September 8, 1999.
[01:08:55] Yes, the other one started a week later. How many days? They have stories.
[01:08:59] But look, the twin who retired tells the other one,
[01:09:02] "You're younger, work." There's only a minute between them.
[01:09:05] But we shouldn't fuel this fight. After all, everyone is seeking justice.
[01:09:08] I believe that the fire on the worker's side
[01:09:12] should not be stirred up. Strength comes from unity
[01:09:16] and togetherness. But
[01:09:19] in the end, yes, I know. Even in workplaces, arguments between EYT
[01:09:23] and Emad people have arisen. We shouldn't do this, but
[01:09:27] it's not right for your morale to be low. I have a headline,
[01:09:31] a rebellion. After that, I will listen to everyone's story,
[01:09:33] with your permission. My friends will send me
[01:09:36] the headline of Yeni Çağ Newspaper now.
[01:09:40] Exactly, send it, dear Dersu. The headline "Citizens Lost Hope"
[01:09:43] actually concerns all of us, retirees, those who want to retire,
[01:09:46] workers, the unemployed, young and old.
[01:09:50] The elderly here are actually retirees.
[01:09:53] Citizens lost hope, we are constantly getting worse, a rebellion
[01:09:57] rises from a lady at the market. Listen,
[01:10:00] we will tell her story.
[01:10:04] "Well, my child, you're coming from 2 million,
[01:10:08] you only bought two fruits for food, you don't buy any food.
[01:10:11] The cost of living is really high." "I mean,
[01:10:14] our situation is getting worse and worse, always price increases,
[01:10:18] always price increases for everything. But they are sitting beautifully
[01:10:22] in their palaces. Let a man live with 20 liras, I mean,
[01:10:26] a man at 65 goes wherever he can find work. Honestly, I paid 500 liras
[01:10:30] for these two bags. There are cucumbers there,
[01:10:32] I guess. Tomatoes and here are borlotti beans.
[01:10:36] I paid exactly 500 liras
[01:10:37] for these.
[01:10:42] I'm leaving without getting what I need.
[01:10:45] You see, you can't get close to anything.
[01:10:48] I'm already struggling at home. I have no
[01:10:51] retirement pension, no old-age allowance,
[01:10:55] I have nothing. How do you manage? With our children's support.
[01:10:58] Are you a housewife? Yes. How many years has it been
[01:11:02] that this nation, I mean, I'm not responsible for anyone else,
[01:11:05] I'm responsible for myself. It's very difficult.
[01:11:08] Very nothing can be approached.
[01:11:12] Neither for our clothes, nor for our feet.
[01:11:16] They say that the fight against the high cost of living is going well,
[01:11:19] according to the rulers. We don't want it, let it go now.
[01:11:22] Let it go, we don't want it anymore. What is this?
[01:11:25] Let there be a change, let there be a change.
[01:11:29] It's not his father's mansion, is it? Let him leave now.
[01:11:32] Let someone else come. I don't have anything
[01:11:35] else to say, my child. Everything is very expensive,
[01:11:39] nothing can be approached anymore in this life.
[01:12:12] KDM is here. Where is
[01:12:16] justice? KDM is here.
[01:12:20] Justice. Don't misunderstand,
[01:12:23] we are not in Taksim Square, we are not in Kadıköy protest square.
[01:12:27] We are inside the studio of Halk TV, the people's television,
[01:12:30] and today we are protesting here. In order
[01:12:34] to make their voices heard, and in defiance of those who don't listen,
[01:12:37] we continue to bang on our hard hats. Let's talk to them a bit.
[01:12:40] I am a member
[01:12:48] of a group of 4.5 million people who experience injustice.
[01:12:52] What do we do to end this injustice, Hakan Bey?
[01:12:55] I can say I'm self-employed right now. Actually,
[01:12:59] I'm not working, I'm unemployed and I'm looking for a job.
[01:13:03] Exactly. I've been looking for a job for a long time. But
[01:13:06] a retirement pension of 23,000. Yes,
[01:13:10] do you think this will solve the problem? Actually, there's this:
[01:13:14] 23,000, the salary our retirees receive, is truly insufficient.
[01:13:17] We need to keep this in mind. is not a salary or anything. We want
[01:13:21] our rights to be given to us. We are after justice.
[01:13:25] I see. I will continue. Let's get to know you, sir, welcome.
[01:13:28] Thank you. I am Cihan Hatipoğlu. I am 49
[01:13:31] years old. I have 8,700 premiums. You participate
[01:13:35] in protests, you write the word "grade" on yourself.
[01:13:37] Is activism innate? Sir? Is this something
[01:13:40] learned? Yes, when you have been a victim
[01:13:43] for 3.5 years, of course, you have to be
[01:13:46] in these fields. The Retirement Justice Association,
[01:13:50] of course, after the EYT
[01:13:53] law, yes. Yes, the injustice of 20 years
[01:13:55] in one day, we saw that after the law,
[01:13:59] we have 8,700 premiums, we cannot retire at this age.
[01:14:02] But when people younger than me
[01:14:06] retire with 5975, we panicked, wondering
[01:14:10] what we would do. Yes,
[01:14:13] I have been working for 25 years in a private institution.
[01:14:16] But the problem is that
[01:14:19] people with the same premium and the same
[01:14:22] age as me are retiring,
[01:14:25] but I with my 8700 premiums, and when did you start?
[01:14:29] I started in 2001. So two years, you have two years.
[01:14:32] Well, if you retire, how old do you expect to be?
[01:14:36] I mean, will you retire immediately?
[01:14:38] For example, for you,
[01:14:41] it's 58 years old. So I will retire
[01:14:43] in about 10 years. But the question is whether
[01:14:47] I can work until I'm 58 where I am now.
[01:14:50] I will continue with your permission. I would like to know you, sir.
[01:14:54] Hello, Fatma Özdemir. What does Fatma do? "I am a technical
[01:14:57] drafter. You are a technical drafter, a programmer.
[01:15:00] Children, marriage,
[01:15:02] I have two daughters. Your daughters are
[01:15:05] watching now. Do you go to protests together?
[01:15:09] They always come with me. How old are they? The eldest is 16.
[01:15:12] Mashallah. So, will you really
[01:15:15] continue to work if you retire, or will you say "I'm tired, brother"?
[01:15:19] I mean, we are tired, of course we are tired,
[01:15:23] but as you said, the salary we will receive
[01:15:26] is not a huge salary, so we have to
[01:15:30] work. But it's not like
[01:15:34] 58 years old. 58 is a very long,
[01:15:37] very old age by Turkish standards. Will they employ us?
[01:15:41] I'm in the private sector right now. There's a lot of unemployment.
[01:15:44] So it's very difficult to work until that age. Is your husband working?
[01:15:48] No, he's unemployed. Yes. Okay, I'll continue. Let's get to know you, sir.
[01:15:52] Welcome. My name is Orhan Aydilek.
[01:15:55] I am 50 years old. You are 50 years old.
[01:15:58] I have 8,200 days. Mashallah. As you mentioned,
[01:16:01] what work did you do, Orhan Bey? I worked in the service sector.
[01:16:04] Sir, I've been out of work for a year. I'm currently
[01:16:08] working part-time, temporarily. I mean,
[01:16:11] most of our friends can't find jobs
[01:16:13] after this age. Many of us also have chronic
[01:16:17] problems. We can't work.
[01:16:20] We can't find jobs. The real problem is unemployment,
[01:16:22] I guess. It's as if everyone has a job.
[01:16:26] As you just said, they don't give much money for retirement,
[01:16:30] but after we become unemployed and pay so many premiums,
[01:16:33] the state also gives us a GSS debt, it burdens us with debt at the same time.
[01:16:37] I understand. So you are sad.
[01:16:40] I can feel your emotion. Your voice is trembling.
[01:16:44] Of course, you are also angry. Two children.
[01:16:47] I have two children. Mashallah. Can you
[01:16:50] meet their needs? We try to. Sometimes
[01:16:53] our families also try to help. For example, I came here
[01:16:57] after leaving my father, who is a cancer patient.
[01:17:00] Sometimes that man tries to help us. I mean, this is a very sad thing.
[01:17:04] We are trying to explain our problem. We know they hear it,
[01:17:07] but they act like they don't. What do you feel when you don't
[01:17:10] get an answer? We really feel like they've thrown
[01:17:14] us into outer space, left us in the void of space.
[01:17:18] Are you a second-class citizen or a tenant?
[01:17:21] No, I'm not a tenant. At least you have a support here. Well,
[01:17:25] I don't want to upset you anymore. Let's get to know the gentleman.
[01:17:27] Hello, my name is Ali Kaymadı. What does Ali do?
[01:17:31] I'm in the automotive sector. How many years have you been working?
[01:17:35] In industry, I mean. No, in an authorized service. You work in an authorized service.
[01:17:38] I've completed 25 years of service. How many days? 25 years of service.
[01:17:42] you filled it but it was stuck on age. How old are you now? 47. You are
[01:17:46] 47 years old. Well, if the
[01:17:49] government says complete the list of the retired, at what age
[01:17:52] will you retire?
[01:17:55] There is a table of our Prophet, a fair and equitable retirement, there is
[01:17:59] an age and premium day, we present this table, well,
[01:18:02] the people who will do this are legislators and drafters,
[01:18:05] that is, it is the decision of the President.
[01:18:08] "We are also waiting, well, let's get to know you, sir, hello,
[01:18:11] Erdal Dikmen, I am 48 years old, I have
[01:18:14] 9030 days. How old have you been working, Erdal Bey, what are 9 days?
[01:18:18] I missed EYT by two months, yes, you missed it
[01:18:21] by months, sir, when it first came out, that is, when it first came out, really,
[01:18:24] my friends, that is, I have a friend at this workplace, he retired
[01:18:28] at the age of 43, they are younger than us in age,
[01:18:31] for 3, 3.5 years, they have been receiving
[01:18:35] their money, their children, they have extra income
[01:18:38] during holidays, they are preferred by the bosses
[01:18:42] at the workplace where we work,
[01:18:45] I have a chronic illness, if you want, I use medicine.
[01:18:48] I mean, I have medicines that I take
[01:18:52] morning and evening, there are many of our friends in our association
[01:18:55] who are unemployed. Well, what do you expect from the government, what is your demand?
[01:18:59] From the government, we want a process that starts from
[01:19:02] where EYT ended, with women at 43 and
[01:19:05] men at 45, and continues from 1999 to
[01:19:09] 2008. Our activities continue
[01:19:12] in 81 provinces with our chairman,
[01:19:15] Ematter. I'm glad we met this association, I'm glad
[01:19:18] Ematter exists. Well, let's continue, let's get to know you, sir.
[01:19:22] Eylem Bölükbaş, yes, we already know each other
[01:19:25] from the squares, you work a lot,
[01:19:28] I'm aware of that, really, if everyone retires,
[01:19:31] how will it be paid,
[01:19:35] what do you feel when you hear that question? It won't happen.
[01:19:46] we could have retired without the age requirement,
[01:19:49] we could have asked for it, but we don't want this, we want
[01:19:52] a fair, reasonable, measured gradual transition starting
[01:19:56] from age 43, we want this injustice to end,
[01:20:00] have you ever participated in a demonstration before Ematter, do you have any information
[01:20:04] about a demonstration, sir? I mean, have you ever gone to the square and shouted a slogan?
[01:20:07] I didn't, we learned about the demonstrators here, did you like
[01:20:10] fighting? I didn't like it at all,
[01:20:13] didn't you? I mean, even expressing
[01:20:16] this injustice here right now is painful,
[01:20:20] I want justice,
[01:20:23] I want justice from my state, as a citizen,
[01:20:26] and I don't accept this, there is a great feeling of injustice,
[01:20:30] very great, I mean, I hear that a friend
[01:20:33] of yours, or the mothers
[01:20:37] of my children's friends, have retired at
[01:20:40] 38 years old, my children come to me and say,
[01:20:44] "Mom, my friend's mother is much younger than you, but she retired,"
[01:20:47] they say, we couldn't get this right, I mean, this great
[01:20:51] injustice needs to be resolved as soon as possible, God willing,
[01:20:55] well, let's get to know you, sir, let that banner in the back come here, you stayed in the back,
[01:20:58] I couldn't hand you the microphone, please come Olcay Erdoğan, yes,
[01:21:02] I started in November 1999, November 1999, what
[01:21:05] did you do? It's a great drama.
[01:21:15] I missed it by a month, it was
[01:21:19] years, 14 more years,
[01:21:23] you are the one who got the 17-year penalty, you actually
[01:21:26] work as a labeler, so you work in the textile
[01:21:29] sector. Is there a crisis these days? Our business
[01:21:33] in the textile sector is currently in a very deep crisis. I can say
[01:21:36] that our business has dropped by half. Honestly, I don't see
[01:21:40] a very bright future for myself either. Okay, let's continue. I will speed up a bit.
[01:21:43] Hello, let's get to know you, sir. I'm Vedat Kurt. How old are you, Vedat Bey?
[01:21:47] I'm 52 years old. In this sense, I'm
[01:21:50] 48 years old. I was fired from my 24-year job. I can't
[01:21:54] find a job now and I'm unemployed. I have two daughters.
[01:21:57] I have 9,500 premiums. Will it be enough for
[01:22:00] Mr. President? Will it be a remedy for our pain?
[01:22:04] I mean, it's not even our topic, it's injustice. Yes, I know.
[01:22:07] Well, let's get to know you, sir. Sir, I'm Coşkun Erol. Actually,
[01:22:11] if I need to explain the essence of the matter, we are citizens
[01:22:14] of the same country. We went to the same schools, played in the same streets,
[01:22:17] did our military service together, and work in the same workplaces. So,
[01:22:21] this situation is like a father separating his children.
[01:22:24] Yes, laws can change, but
[01:22:27] 17-20 year differences are a chasm, a lifetime for a person. We want
[01:22:31] this to be remedied with a smooth transition. Well, thank you very much
[01:22:35] to all of you. Really, I was honored
[01:22:39] to host you in our studio. I hope you achieve this right. We are still
[01:22:42] together. But I also want to talk to Ms. Mihriban.
[01:22:45] You made me emotional, friends. I felt bad. I mean, I went back and forth
[01:22:49] like this, but they are right. The things that happened, this
[01:22:53] issue of buying this story, I always say, people's human conditions
[01:22:57] are like that now. Law number 5,000 something,
[01:23:00] if what people have experienced
[01:23:03] can be explained, they also make people beg for charity.
[01:23:07] There is emotionality, I will bring you back to the period before
[01:23:11] the 2023 elections. You were just starting
[01:23:14] to crawl back then. EYT law. We were established,
[01:23:18] we... what were you established with? Our
[01:23:22] association was established, and 3 days later there was an earthquake.
[01:23:25] You operated for two months. I understand, you are talking about the recent
[01:23:29] Maraş earthquake. I remember the Kocaeli
[01:23:32] earthquake. So, shortly
[01:23:36] before the 2023 elections, it was understood that
[01:23:38] EYT would be enacted, and it became clear that
[01:23:42] people would receive salaries, and you said, "Hold on a minute,
[01:23:45] what about us?" A difference of 18 years
[01:23:49] emerged. You felt that way, and I remember
[01:23:52] I took you on a live broadcast on another
[01:23:55] television channel back then. A promise was made
[01:23:59] among the presidential candidates that we would implement a gradual system.
[01:24:03] Was it not effective? Why do you think people hesitated
[01:24:06] to use their political preferences
[01:24:10] in their own favor? I mean, why was it left unfinished?
[01:24:13] Because it was a struggle that was embraced
[01:24:17] 3-4 days before the election.
[01:24:28] You made us a promise. You can't win this struggle by sending messages
[01:24:32] and shooting videos 3-4
[01:24:34] days before the election. This would be
[01:24:38] a show. Do you understand? We were established before
[01:24:41] the EYT law was enacted, because we were not established
[01:24:44] after EYT. We were established a month and a half before EYT.
[01:24:48] Well, make a promise today. Are you really 4.5 million people? How
[01:24:52] is this calculation made? Yes, we are 4.5 million people.
[01:24:56] With the data obtained from the SSI. Have you had the opportunity to meet with the minister?
[01:24:59] We met with the deputy minister. What do they say to you? He said
[01:25:03] that the minister has countless files
[01:25:06] and that he follows our association and me very closely.
[01:25:09] He also says that he incredibly appreciates
[01:25:12] our stance and our search
[01:25:16] for justice. He said, "Don't give up the fight." Who
[01:25:19] says this? The deputy minister? Does the minister know about
[01:25:22] this? He said, "Don't give up the fight,"
[01:25:26] and he knows that we have an organization in 81 provinces, so
[01:25:30] you appear everywhere before the minister. He was actually very polite and
[01:25:33] hospitable. I was really pleased
[01:25:37] as a politician because
[01:25:41] he had a very fatherly approach with no ego. I can't
[01:25:44] deny that. Well, you said
[01:25:47] "voting habits."
[01:25:53] We represent approximately 12 million votes, and we know
[01:25:56] that the government also had this calculation done.
[01:26:00] We also know that our President is aware of the gradual
[01:26:02] retirement, because we learned this personally
[01:26:06] from our Deputy Minister and from Hayati Yazıcı, who is the number one person.
[01:26:10] But what is true is that for
[01:26:14] us, everything is our vote. We may
[01:26:17] not say who we will vote for, but we know very well who
[01:26:20] we will not vote for.
[01:26:23] There are a lot of news
[01:26:26] coming out lately. Ematter, a justice system will come, this
[01:26:30] law is passing, it's on the government's agenda, it was
[01:26:34] presented to the President. I think that emotions
[01:26:37] are being twisted on this issue, but what
[01:26:40] information are you getting? Is there anything we're missing? Is it really on
[01:26:44] the agenda of the AK Party and the government? Do you think it's gradual?
[01:26:47] Let me tell you, of course, there's a lot of fake news. I mean, according to some news sites,
[01:26:51] we retired and even receive salaries,
[01:26:54] so these news that come out
[01:26:57] should not create complacency in any of
[01:27:00] my friends who are fighting, because
[01:27:04] these news are unfounded. The official
[01:27:06] gazette is our criterion, but
[01:27:10] it is on the agenda of the government, because I just came
[01:27:13] from the AK Party Headquarters and there was a meeting
[01:27:16] of staff members.
[01:27:19] They themselves said that it is on their agenda.
[01:27:22] But as I said, these statements
[01:27:25] should not discourage us
[01:27:29] or make us think, "Okay, it's on the agenda,
[01:27:31] let's sit and wait." Nobody should expect
[01:27:35] that from us. Now, my first sentence was
[01:27:39] yes, okay, really, I congratulate you for showing
[01:27:42] a serious struggle with a very effective method. I have been
[01:27:46] trying my best for years to make your voice heard.
[01:27:50] But there seems to be a lack of this voice, Ms. Mihriban.
[01:27:54] I remember the EYT period,
[01:27:57] we used to see such large crowds. Yes,
[01:28:01] you are very strong on social media, yes, you are really putting in
[01:28:05] a lot of effort, but is it difficult to create this visual
[01:28:08] in Turkey? Actually, it's not difficult to create the visual,
[01:28:12] but not everything is about large crowds,
[01:28:16] because I also look at the struggles, inevitably, we compare.
[01:28:20] But we all know that the EYT federation
[01:28:23] could not open the door to the ministry and the AK Party
[01:28:27] government. Now, we are an association that is 3.5 years old.
[01:28:31] An association that is 3.5 years old, with such a large organization and such a
[01:28:34] rally? Will there be five rallies? Of course there will be. Not before the election.
[01:28:38] We are planning a big justice rally,
[01:28:42] where all the victims, such as internship, apprenticeship,
[01:28:45] Bağkur premium, unconditional birth leave,
[01:28:48] everyone who says, I do not accept this retirement
[01:28:52] system," will be there. We have a plan
[01:28:56] for a justice rally, but the stone we throw must be worth the frog
[01:28:59] we scare. That's why the government
[01:29:02] needs to publish a full election calendar for us. There are also
[01:29:06] many who criticize you, I see it on social media. What
[01:29:10] do you feel then, sir? I mean, you are a citizen of the Republic of Turkey,
[01:29:13] so are they. Some support the government,
[01:29:17] and some are interested in this issue. When criticisms come,
[01:29:21] what emotion does Mihriban Uğurlu feel? Does she get angry,
[01:29:23] does she get upset, does her belief in the struggle increase? What happens?
[01:29:27] I take legitimate criticisms into account and
[01:29:30] develop myself accordingly or
[01:29:33] adjust. Criticism is a good thing, by the way. Of course,
[01:29:37] but I don't pay any attention to criticisms made solely out of
[01:29:40] jealousy. My path is clear, I don't pay attention. Well,
[01:29:44] with your permission, I will insert another news report. We also have
[01:29:47] news about SGK. We took this section. Let's quickly look
[01:29:51] at our news, then we will continue from where we left off, sir.
[01:29:54] Small and medium-sized enterprises with debt were offered
[01:29:58] a restructuring opportunity valid until August 31st.
[01:30:01] The collateral requirement for debts up to 30 million lira
[01:30:05] was lifted, and interest rates were reduced
[01:30:08] from 39% to 29%, with installment options for up to 72 months.
[01:30:11] According to the new medium-term program, employers who missed
[01:30:15] this opportunity or did not pay their debts will face a new tracking process.
[01:30:18] The provision in the new medium-term program that "premium debt tracking
[01:30:22] and collection processes will be made more effective"
[01:30:25] will be implemented without compromise in the last 3 months of the year.
[01:30:29] According to the details shared by Türkiye Gazetesi writer İsa Karakaş
[01:30:33] in his column, in October, November, and December,
[01:30:36] SGK will instantly scrutinize debts with smart audit tools
[01:30:40] and AI-powered automation. In the new period,
[01:30:42] not a single loophole that would allow evasion
[01:30:46] or drag out the process will be left open. All
[01:30:49] government supports, especially SGK premium incentives,
[01:30:53] will be instantly cut for employers who do not
[01:30:56] pay their debts or delay them. Enforcement and foreclosure
[01:31:00] procedures will be directly initiated without
[01:31:04] any warning or additional waiting period. "Tradesmen who pay their premiums
[01:31:08] on time will be protected, while debtors who neglected restructuring
[01:31:12] will face a harsh enforcement
[01:31:13] and foreclosure storm starting in October.
[01:31:18] I gave cradles to Noah, swings,
[01:31:22] hammocks, Eve, my mother, is considered a child yesterday,
[01:31:26] I am Anatolia, do you know me?
[01:31:29] I am ashamed, I am ashamed of poverty. My seedlings
[01:31:32] shiver naked against the sun, my harvest
[01:31:36] is poor, I am left alone in the worlds
[01:31:38] of brotherhood, labor, unity,
[01:31:42] poets, scholars, where atomic roses bloom,
[01:31:46] alone, alone and far away, do you know?
[01:31:49] I have been healed for thousands of years, they have
[01:31:53] torn apart my sweet morning slumbers with their terrible
[01:31:57] horsemen, rulers, aggressors,
[01:32:00] bandits have imposed tribute on me, I have
[01:32:03] not cared for Alexander,
[01:32:06] neither Shah, nor Sultan, they have gone without a trace,
[01:32:10] I have greeted my friend and endured, do
[01:32:13] you see, if only you knew how I love you,
[01:32:16] Köroğlu, Kara Yılan, the unknown
[01:32:19] soldier, then Pir Sultan and
[01:32:22] Bedreddin, then countless loves
[01:32:25] that cannot be written, if only you knew how much
[01:32:28] they loved me, if only you knew how the bullet-thrower in Urfa,
[01:32:32] from the barricade, from the cypress branch,
[01:32:36] laughed at death, I absolutely want you to know,
[01:32:39] do you hear me? Don't break yourself like that,
[01:32:42] so sad, so forlorn, wherever you are,
[01:32:45] inside, outside, in class, in line,
[01:32:49] walk over them, spit in the face
[01:32:52] of the executioner, the opportunist,
[01:32:55] the schemer, the traitor, endure with books,
[01:32:58] endure with work, with nails, with teeth,
[01:33:02] with hope, with love, with dreams, endure,
[01:33:06] don't dishonor me, see how I am recreated
[01:33:09] with your honorable young hands, I have daughters,
[01:33:12] sons in the future, each one an indispensable
[01:33:16] part of the world, the bud of my thousands
[01:33:19] of years of longing, I kiss your
[01:33:22] eyes, my only hope is in you,
[01:33:26] do you understand? says the master, we have conveyed it to our section,
[01:33:30] sir, we have also read Ahmet Arif's
[01:33:33] lines as our Sunday poem. Immediately,
[01:33:36] I will connect to Serhan Asker's magnificent memories program,
[01:33:39] which I call the most important point of our program
[01:33:43] in the art world. Mr. Serhan, good morning.
[01:33:47] You are in a heavenly spot again, Eber Lake.
[01:33:50] We see the text behind you, "Long Live the Movement." What
[01:33:54] is the story of this place? Let's
[01:33:55] hear it from you.
[01:34:02] Dear Gökhan, good morning. Yes, this was a heavenly
[01:34:05] spot. Actually, in the 70s,
[01:34:08] famous people who shot documentaries for the BBC came
[01:34:12] here and shot a documentary about this place, and here.
[01:34:31] there were thousands of species here,
[01:34:34] but now they are gone, now no living creature lives here,
[01:34:38] when we watch the documentary from the 70s, Gökhan, you concentrate
[01:34:41] on the bird sounds without end, but now... unfortunately,
[01:34:45] there are no bird sounds, frog sounds, cicada sounds here, of course,
[01:34:49] we will say long live Eber Lake, we will travel to Afyon-Karahisar,
[01:34:52] it is an important city of the national struggle,
[01:34:55] it has a magnificent view with its Karahisar
[01:34:58] castle, I think
[01:35:01] you are seeing Karahisar castle right now,
[01:35:05] really, Gökhan, it has an incredible place
[01:35:08] among castles, it was built before Christ and
[01:35:12] has survived to this day, it was used during the Ottoman and
[01:35:15] Seljuk periods and with its appearance,
[01:35:18] it is built on a volcanic rock in the middle
[01:35:21] of a city, of course, its houses are magnificent,
[01:35:25] its clotted cream is magnificent, its sausage is magnificent,
[01:35:29] Afyon is one of UNESCO's gastronomy cities,
[01:35:32] Afyon, and today is also Ruhisu's
[01:35:36] death anniversary, and on Ruhisu's
[01:35:40] son.
[01:35:43] You are a sheep.
[01:35:53] At 10, our journey of culture, art,
[01:35:56] literature, history,
[01:35:58] and cities will begin.
[01:36:01] to bleat, to bleat,
[01:36:04] that brings
[01:36:06] prosperity,
[01:36:09] every corner of the country is paradise,
[01:36:11] there is nothing that cannot be shared, but there is
[01:36:15] a huge income inequality, an income gap.
[01:36:18] Every time Serhan
[01:36:22] Asker makes a connection from a certain point, when I listen
[01:36:25] to what he says, I think, "What a beautiful
[01:36:28] country we have, why can't we share it, what
[01:36:31] can't we share, why can't we achieve equality,
[01:36:35] why is one person very poor, one person very rich, why can one person
[01:36:39] give everything to their children, while another
[01:36:42] worries about the
[01:36:45] food they will put in their lunchbox
[01:36:48] when they send their child to school?" This
[01:36:51] is our biggest drama, our struggle to be an egalitarian society.
[01:36:55] You told me a story, we talked about this,
[01:36:58] yes, a friend of mine sent
[01:37:01] a message during lunchtime, or rather, a viewer,
[01:37:05] he said, "Now, we want children to be given
[01:37:08] one meal." It's a message,
[01:37:11] and as far as I understand, it's from someone who has been in prison.
[01:37:15] more than what's being said. one day fruits,
[01:37:19] desserts, one day dried fruits are distributed.
[01:37:22] Some people encounter luxury items
[01:37:25] like cashews in prison. I mean, if it can be provided
[01:37:29] in prison, why can't it be provided
[01:37:33] in schools? Why can't we provide it for our children?" he expressed
[01:37:36] his outrage, but the story you told is a very good
[01:37:40] example of what working mothers and fathers experience today.
[01:37:43] Let me take it from you, yes. We experience it firsthand,
[01:37:47] because those who determine the minimum wage and pension
[01:37:50] in this country are the ones who eat in the most luxurious
[01:37:54] places, but those who eat in the most luxurious places determine
[01:37:58] the rights of those who even take oranges from lunch to their children.
[01:38:01] I mean, for example, when bananas,
[01:38:04] kiwis, and such high-quality fruits
[01:38:08] were available, I used to take them and put them in my child's
[01:38:11] lunchbox the next day, but now I even take apples, because
[01:38:15] we can't even afford apples anymore, that's how expensive
[01:38:18] food inflation is. You are also running a household.
[01:38:21] And what kind of difficulties do you face? For example,
[01:38:25] meat is a big crisis in Turkey. I mean, there is no such thing
[01:38:29] as meat for the working class, isn't that true, sir?
[01:38:32] There is ground meat, you see. We can buy it, a little or a lot.
[01:38:36] So you work, your spouse works.
[01:38:39] As working people with a middle-level income,
[01:38:42] we can buy ground meat, yes. Poor people, those who are much
[01:38:46] poorer, can't even buy ground meat.
[01:38:49] Before,
[01:38:52] there were bones that they separated as scrap. Even
[01:38:55] a kilo of those is 160 lira now. Even that has turned into
[01:38:58] money. I mean, I heard chicken bones. I went
[01:39:02] to a butcher to buy ground meat, as you said. An old
[01:39:05] aunt came and asked, "Do you have chicken to eat, my child?" I swear,
[01:39:09] I was ashamed of the ground meat I was holding at that moment.
[01:39:12] Now let's come to this table. We shouldn't forget the question
[01:39:16] of what Ematter wants. Of course, I couldn't put it
[01:39:19] here, but you will say it anyway. Yes, let's give it from here.
[01:39:23] You say that after EYT retirement
[01:39:26] was experienced... a gradual system should be implemented
[01:39:30] starting from 2000. What is your demand for this gradual
[01:39:34] system? Yes, the gradual system is already here, I'll open it
[01:39:37] from here, it will be clearer for you,
[01:39:40] give it to me, give it to me for a second. While I show the table
[01:39:43] on the screen, you probably know it, yes, I know it.
[01:39:46] You can explain it from here, friends. If we can explain
[01:39:50] it like this, dear Dersu, please explain, what
[01:39:54] does Ematter want? Does it want immediate retirement? Ematter doesn't want
[01:39:57] immediate retirement. Before the law of March 3, 2023,
[01:40:01] as I said, we were 52, 54, 56, 58,
[01:40:04] in a row, in accordance with constitutional equality, measured between peers,
[01:40:07] and we were right after the last age
[01:40:10] step of EYT. Now we say, since you brought
[01:40:14] them back 17 years, 15 years, 10 years,
[01:40:18] then just as I am where it ended,
[01:40:21] I should start from where it ended. Age 43 is the last
[01:40:24] retirement age of EYT, as a vested right.
[01:40:43] They have a service period requirement, we are subject to 700 days of premium,
[01:40:47] but we also introduced a premium step there, so as not to
[01:40:51] disrupt the nature of the step. But our biggest objection
[01:40:53] is to the age gap. It will start with women
[01:40:57] at 43 and men at 45. The retirement system
[01:41:00] of 1999-2008 will end, but we
[01:41:04] are not a selfish group that says, "Let them accept
[01:41:08] whatever happens, there's 5 years between us." We say
[01:41:12] that working at 60 years old is not
[01:41:14] acceptable in this country. Let 53-55 be the last
[01:41:17] retirement age. Don't force people, because
[01:41:20] no one in this country retired at 60 years old. Even
[01:41:24] our President retired at 46, his son at 43.
[01:41:27] So, for a government that has been ruling the country for 25 years,
[01:41:31] to tell its citizens, most of whom retired under 50,
[01:41:34] "You go and retire at 60, at 65,"
[01:41:37] and as you know, TÜİK announced a figure,
[01:41:41] a healthy life expectancy,
[01:41:43] and considered anything after 58
[01:41:46] unhealthy. Why are we retiring at an age
[01:41:49] you consider unhealthy? I mean, can you do the same things
[01:41:53] with a pension you receive at 38 as with a pension you receive at 60?
[01:41:59] There are these criticisms, like, "Can the budget handle it?" They
[01:42:02] shouldn't make budget criticisms to us. I have 10,000 days.
[01:42:06] I was asked for 7,000, I already paid 3,000 more.
[01:42:10] I gave 10,000 days right now, and if I work, I will have paid premiums for 17 days at 58.
[01:42:13] The budget is not my business.
[01:42:17] If they are thinking about the budget, retired
[01:42:20] members of parliament receive 450,000 liras. They should cut it from there.
[01:42:24] 70% of the members of parliament are retired.
[01:42:27] "So, they should receive their normal parliamentary salaries.
[01:42:31] If they cut from their own lives,
[01:42:34] from these wasteful expenses,
[01:42:38] this country will have five stages, and all
[01:42:42] retirees will live in prosperity. Tersu, can you adjust the news about the fund with this newspaper
[01:42:45] window? Let's take a look there. Now, the budget...
[01:42:49] Please let me know immediately. Let's enter at that point, because
[01:42:52] it's important. Is there anyone among you who has invested
[01:42:56] in a fund? "The money is gone." No, it's not. Right?
[01:43:00] You say we don't have such money anyway. Yes,
[01:43:03] I understand. Everyone is eating into their km accounts. Yes, that's how we are.
[01:43:06] Indeed, from credit cards to conversion accounts, then
[01:43:09] to loans. Well, is the bad debt really that much? Is it as much as
[01:43:13] said? I think it's much more, even
[01:43:16] Yes. So, can I get an answer to the question "Where is the money going?"
[01:43:20] Derso.
[01:43:22] Okay, it doesn't matter. Now, injustice. We always talk about justice, but fundamentally,
[01:43:25] people
[01:43:29] are said to be facing their money turning into nothing
[01:43:33] after trusting the system. The newspaper Cumhuriyet, which says "Explain, bureaucrats,"
[01:43:36] and Mr. Erhan Usta, a good party member, actually has a rebellion here.
[01:43:40] Here, there is an understanding that has been saying for years
[01:43:43] that small investors will be crushed,
[01:43:45] have been crushed, and have been shaken
[01:43:48] They are making warnings, but Mehmet Şimşek, who was in charge of protecting
[01:43:52] the treasury of this country 10 months ago, also issued this warning.
[01:43:55] He says, "I see." Well, brother, you see,
[01:43:59] but why aren't you protecting these people? Aren't we going to ask?
[01:44:02] The question is this: only
[01:44:06] 10% of the money can be saved, they say, sir. There is a very serious public audit neglect.
[01:44:13] Investment companies defaulted, they couldn't make the payments
[01:44:17] they were supposed to make. Approximately 131 funds with 900 billion liras
[01:44:21] were liquidated. Thousands of citizens' 18 billion
[01:44:23] dollars of investment
[01:44:26] are at risk. Altunç Kumava, the owner of Destek Investment Bank,
[01:44:30] was detained. Kumava's statement to the prosecutor
[01:44:33] was revealed. Kumava was asked about the discrepancy
[01:44:36] in his company's value reaching 15 billion liras,
[01:44:40] 1.3 trillion liras. He replied that the figure is an abnormal figure.
[01:44:43] Kumava pointed to the Capital Markets Board. He said he trusted the board's supervision.
[01:44:47] When asked about Destek Factoring shares increasing 60-fold, Kumava said he sensed an abnormality.
[01:44:50] Kumava, who did not accept the accusations against him, was arrested and sent to Metris Prison.
[01:44:54] An arrest warrant was also issued for Serdar Turhan, one of the managers of Pusula Portföy,
[01:44:57] and Alper Öztürk, a manager of Tera. There are no significant measures.
[01:45:01] That too has absolutely not changed the lives of the managers.
[01:45:05] Former AKP Gaziantep deputy Şamil Tayyar made a statement on his social media account.
[01:45:09] He said that the incident should not be simplified by saying
[01:45:12] that only 10% of the total funds were affected. Let's state it clearly,
[01:45:16] this is the biggest financial fraud in recent history. We are facing a bigger problem
[01:45:19] than the wedding jewelry of Vanlı Karaydar. Karahaydar is in prison.
[01:45:23] So why is Emre Tezmen, the king who shaped the future of the collapsed fund system,
[01:45:26] free and why were his assets not seized? While suspects' assets are seized
[01:45:30] in more ordinary operations, why wasn't the same courage shown
[01:45:34] in the fund crisis? To be clear, all assets of the owners of the collapsed fund companies
[01:45:37] must be seized. It is also becoming clear how and when
[01:45:41] the money of the fund victims will be paid.
[01:45:45] Lawyer Yalçın Özgü Okat, speaking to NTV, said that in the first stage,
[01:45:49] transactions related to participation shares will be carried out.
[01:45:52] Then, within two business days, participation share reconciliation
[01:45:55] will be achieved. Investor records at the central registry
[01:45:59] will also be checked during this process. A shipping company
[01:46:02] reached a value of 7.5 billion dollars. All of these
[01:46:06] happened right in front of the capital market's eyes.
[01:46:10] Considering market depth and liquidity conditions, funds will be converted to cash in 3 months.
[01:46:14] It is not possible to calculate the exact amount investors will receive
[01:46:17] at this time. There is a possibility of loss
[01:46:21] as a result of the liquidation. The risk of the same situation spreading
[01:46:24] to other funds after the measures is low. The fund turmoil in Turkey
[01:46:28] is also on the agenda of the world press. The Financial Times likened the situation
[01:46:32] to a Ponzi scheme. It pointed out that similar problems
[01:46:36] can occur in every country. The newspaper also wrote
[01:46:40] that the US should learn from the situation by closely monitoring it.
[01:46:42] Mücahit Bey, one of the working retirees,
[01:46:45] wrote: "Good morning, Gökhan Bey, good morning, my awakened Turkey.
[01:46:49] For people to live peacefully and healthily in a social state of law,
[01:46:52] the era of 'whatever I say' must end as soon as possible.
[01:46:56] We need governments that will ensure immediate justice
[01:46:59] and justice in people's consciences, not governments
[01:47:02] that won't." He sent a message like that.
[01:47:06] There are many messages from members of the EMAD association. Let me read one of them on behalf of all of them.
[01:47:09] İsmet Demir wrote: "Right, Law, Justice. EMAD members are all over Turkey,
[01:47:13] and our votes are for phased retirement."
[01:47:16] Uh, in this process, you will probably make everyone
[01:47:20] an activist, Ms. Miriman, if it continues like this.
[01:47:24] These contents, this writing,
[01:47:26] these clothes, how do you cover the costs?
[01:47:29] How do you endure these processes? And what is the story behind this writing?
[01:47:33] Please tell us. Of course, let me
[01:47:36] put it this way, um, for example, "Come forward, darling.
[01:47:41] A letter alone is not a word.
[01:47:44] A person alone is not a struggle."
[01:47:47] Yes, but when words
[01:47:51] unite, it becomes a stage. When people unite,
[01:47:54] it becomes a struggle. Let's look at the stage like this: The biggest story of the stage,
[01:47:58] the story of this costume, is not me. It is actually the story
[01:48:01] that tells our struggle. Of course,
[01:48:05] there is a labor covered by the common budget of the people
[01:48:08] who are struggling. And all
[01:48:11] our expenses, apart from the opportunities we can get
[01:48:14] from our municipalities, are covered together
[01:48:17] as the Retirement Justice Association family. We cover them all together.
[01:48:20] We have no sponsors. We are not funded by anyone.
[01:48:24] We are entirely trying to both support our families
[01:48:28] and uphold our struggle with the budget we set aside from our salaries,
[01:48:31] from our hard work. That's why
[01:48:35] I always say that the phased retirement law
[01:48:38] is this country's debt of justice.
[01:48:42] It is a burden on the consciences of the people of this country.
[01:48:45] The phased retirement law must be enacted.
[01:48:48] So, without discussing whether it should be enacted, its budget,
[01:48:52] or anything else, you say no one should ask us for votes.
[01:48:55] No one should ask us for votes. No votes for those who do not enact
[01:48:59] phased retirement. Okay, with these sentences,
[01:49:03] we will slowly wrap up. We will also go join our friends.
[01:49:05] Sir, I am Gökhan Kayış. You go first,
[01:49:09] if you like. I'll stand at the very end. Uh, this
[01:49:12] weekend, morning, weekday morning, I've been in this
[01:49:15] studio for 9 days, every morning, to convey the day's agenda to you,
[01:49:18] doing everything I can. I did. Uh, we must have made many mistakes.
[01:49:22] Mistakes are suitable for humans, sir. I conclude by saying, "Forgive us if we misspoke."
[01:49:26] I started my story at Halk TV with a promise:
[01:49:29] always, always, to be the voice of those
[01:49:33] who want to make this society heard, of our specialist sergeants,
[01:49:37] of our special education teachers,
[01:49:40] of those special who...
[01:49:44] of those students, teachers whose labor the state
[01:49:47] actually exploits, today...
[01:49:50] There is a rebellion that says the Ministry of National Education
[01:49:54] even provides substitute teachers
[01:49:57] from these teachers. Of course, this country has many problems with justice.
[01:50:00] There are prisons, there are unjust and unlawful arrests.
[01:50:04] There are pit-type prisons. But we must say enough is enough.
[01:50:08] If we can be their voice, how happy we are.
[01:50:10] My programs are open to all who want to make their voices heard.
[01:50:14] We will try to do this as much as I can, as much as I am able.
[01:50:17] That's all from me for this week. See you next
[01:50:21] Saturday, yes. In this studio, on Halk TV screens,
[01:50:24] I will be with you with the weekend morning program. Thank you very much
[01:50:28] for your immense support. We will say goodbye
[01:50:32] with their voice. I say, hoping to see you on Saturday morning.
[01:50:36] Come on, let's throw the slogans: "Justice, or
[01:50:39] if there is no justice, let justice prevail!"
[01:50:42] Come on, let's applaud. Please applaud yourselves.
[01:50:46] Gold belongs to everyone, but
[01:51:08] the bracelet is for the brave. Years of accumulation,
[01:51:12] the tradition of these lands, Turkey's bracelet
[01:51:15] is Koçak. Koçak,
[01:51:18] I need to buy the coffee machine my wife really wants.
[01:51:21] Honey, did you check Akakçe? Akakçe!
[01:51:25] Akakçe is for finding cheap prices.
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[01:54:54] a carelessness. While a huge
[01:54:57] forest turns to ashes, the homeland also burns,
[01:55:00] and so do our hearts. Remember, burning the forest
[01:55:03] is like shooting the homeland.
[01:55:06] Protect the green homeland, protect our forests.
[01:55:08] Schools have opened, the first bell has rung, but the demand
[01:55:12] for one free meal a day in schools, which has been awaited for years,
[01:55:15] has not been met in this academic year either.
[01:55:28] Educators and experts are reacting. We asked parents:
[01:55:31] "What could you put in your child's lunchbox? Could you give your child pocket money?"
[01:55:35] I made toast, the child eats toast. I also give pocket money,
[01:55:38] but we provide it at home. We meet the child's needs at home.
[01:55:42] We try to meet them. Of course, of course, the school,
[01:55:45] people want the child to have food at school.
[01:55:49] It should feed people. There are those who can't afford it.
[01:55:52] There are those who can't even make a toast. The system should also think
[01:55:55] about these things. Well, the minister should explain the reason.
[01:55:59] How would I know the reason? I am not in charge. I don't put a lunchbox
[01:56:02] because he has breakfast in the morning, he's in the morning shift. He comes home
[01:56:05] around 1:30 PM. I give 200 liras pocket money.
[01:56:08] As a retiree, as a minimum wage earner, of course, 200 liras is difficult.
[01:56:12] The child is now in 8th grade. We used to put food when he was little,
[01:56:16] but now that he's in 8th grade, he doesn't want to bring food.
[01:56:20] He has to eat out. The government gives everything
[01:56:23] from everywhere, but when it comes to children, when it comes to education,
[01:56:27] we cut everything, unfortunately. That's why it would be good if they provided it.
[01:56:30] Especially in lunch boxes, we can put things
[01:56:33] we can eat in our daily lives. We can't add anything extra
[01:56:37] to it. If you ask about daily pocket money,
[01:56:40] we give them small amounts, because the prices in our school canteens
[01:56:44] are much higher than outside. When you go into parliament today,
[01:56:47] even there, they eat and drink everything at one-third of the price,
[01:56:51] while our children, I mean, I look at it this way,
[01:56:54] even our transportation is a separate problem for us.
[01:56:58] Before leaving home in the morning, I make sure he has his milk and eggs.
[01:57:01] I mean, we try our best not to deprive him of anything, including pocket money.
[01:57:05] But as I said, I am aware that
[01:57:08] we are a minority. Because people are raising their children
[01:57:12] under very difficult conditions. Similarly, I'm on the school parent
[01:57:15] association at school, and people can't afford
[01:57:18] notebooks, pencils,
[01:57:22] erasers, stationery, pocket money.
[01:57:25] There are children who come to our room asking for water.
[01:57:27] Our biggest money is 200 liras. I mean, a child spends
[01:57:31] even 200 liras in a day and comes back. I mean, the state should actually cover everything.
[01:57:34] I mean, we are in a state school. Actually, there shouldn't be such a thing as private schools,
[01:57:37] if you ask me. The state should cover everything,
[01:57:41] because education is the future of the whole country. There should be a single type of education.
[01:57:44] Everyone should have the right to education under equal conditions.
[01:57:47] I say, if the state can provide one lunch,
[01:57:51] I would be very happy. I mean, let it be two dishes,
[01:57:54] but let the children eat something at school. Three small dishes,
[01:57:57] what do they even eat, for God's sake? I mean, what do they eat
[01:58:00] in a tray? Let there be no soup.
[01:58:04] I don't know, it spills, this and that. Something healthier.
[01:58:07] Nutritionists can arrange this, those who do this job.
[01:58:11] Good menus with calorie calculations can be made.
[01:58:14] The state can provide it. It's a matter of wanting to.
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[01:59:26] Karahisar castle
[01:59:30] will be destroyed and come.
[01:59:34] Karahisar castle
[01:59:37] will be destroyed
[02:00:17] and come.
[02:00:19] Leeches will spill
[02:00:23] onto the necklace
[02:00:26] and come.
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[02:00:32] gelir.
[02:00:35] Sülükhler gerdana
[02:00:38] dökülür, gelir.