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[00:01:00] Hello everyone, happy morning, good morning, October
[00:01:04] 12, 2026, and it is Monday, we are
[00:01:08] welcoming the new week, new day with you.
[00:01:11] Let's start with the latest developments. The most talked about
[00:01:14] topic from yesterday until today is, unfortunately,
[00:01:17] a traffic accident occurred in Manisa, and
[00:01:21] there were fatalities. 11 citizens lost
[00:01:25] their lives in that accident, and the two drivers involved
[00:01:28] in the accident and the owner of the bus were detained. On
[00:01:31] the other hand, footage of the accident moment
[00:01:34] also emerged.
[00:01:37] In the accident where 11 people lost their lives, 26 people were
[00:01:40] injured, and security camera footage
[00:01:43] of the accident moment emerged. The tour bus was on its way from Bursa
[00:01:47] to the thermal springs in Pamukkale district of Denizli.
[00:01:51] Allegedly, the driver of the tour bus missed the Akhisar
[00:01:54] junction. To turn back to the junction
[00:01:57] he missed, the driver started to maneuver
[00:02:00] backward on the highway. While the bus was moving backward,
[00:02:03] a truck coming from behind hit the bus.
[00:02:07] The moment the truck and the log-laden
[00:02:10] tow truck collided was captured by the security camera,
[00:02:14] and after the accident, the bus overturned.
[00:02:17] An investigation into the accident has been launched. Justice Minister
[00:02:20] Akın Gürlek announced that three public prosecutors
[00:02:24] were assigned. In the accident, the bus driver, the owner
[00:02:27] of the bus, and the driver of the tow truck were also detained.
[00:02:38] Let's go to Tokat now, because the number of poisoning
[00:02:42] cases in Tokat is increasing. 3,000 people were hospitalized
[00:02:45] with suspected poisoning. Authorities
[00:02:48] warned against using tap water for drinking and cooking.
[00:02:52] And due to the increase in these poisoning
[00:02:55] cases, education in Tokat was suspended for
[00:02:59] one day.
[00:03:02] Due to complaints of nausea, vomiting, and abdominal
[00:03:06] pain that started the previous evening, hospitals
[00:03:09] were overwhelmed. After the complaints, which were first
[00:03:13] seen in children, adults also applied to the hospital,
[00:03:16] bringing the number of patients close to 3,000. Authorities
[00:03:19] warned that tap water should not be used for drinking
[00:03:22] and cooking. Tokat Governorship
[00:03:25] announced that education and teaching were suspended
[00:03:29] for one day. Six of the 18 children
[00:03:32] undergoing inpatient treatment were discharged. The condition
[00:03:36] of the children still receiving treatment was reported to be good.
[00:03:40] Drinking water samples were sent to the laboratory for detailed examination.
[00:03:43] Results are awaited.
[00:03:53] We extend our get-well-soon wishes to Tokat, and
[00:03:56] now, an explanation came that caused
[00:04:00] an uproar. Allegations of favoritism in public
[00:04:03] institutions are always talked about, especially
[00:04:07] these interviews are heavily criticized. There is
[00:04:10] a demand for interviews to be abolished and written
[00:04:13] exams to be valid in many areas, especially
[00:04:16] in public recruitments. This was actually
[00:04:19] a promise of the AK Party, but these are not being
[00:04:23] implemented. Now, in the field of law,
[00:04:27] there is a statement that caused an uproar. The owner of the statement
[00:04:33] said in a television program he attended: "The ministry
[00:04:36] gave us a privilege, and we made 70 of our
[00:04:40] lawyers judges and prosecutors." Naturally, reactions from the legal
[00:04:44] world and the political
[00:04:45] world were not delayed.
[00:04:48] We provide references to our friends who want to be
[00:04:51] judges and prosecutors. We met with the ministries, and
[00:04:55] fortunately, the ministry granted
[00:04:58] us a privilege in that regard. These statements belong
[00:05:02] to the President of Ankara Bar Association No. 2. He said they had referred
[00:05:06] 70 people and made
[00:05:07] 70 people judges and prosecutors.
[00:05:10] The President of Ankara Bar Association No. 2, Demir
[00:05:14] Bengitürk, was a guest on the program and made statements
[00:05:17] like a confession. "We provide references to our friends who want
[00:05:21] to be judges and prosecutors. In our approximately
[00:05:25] two-year working period, we made 70 lawyer
[00:05:28] friends who are members of the bar judges and prosecutors. We met
[00:05:31] with the ministries. Fortunately, the ministry
[00:05:34] granted us a privilege.
[00:05:37] By referring our young colleagues, we enabled
[00:05:40] them to advance in their desired field."
[00:05:44] Yeni Party Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir shared Ağdemir's speech,
[00:05:47] in which he said that the ministry granted them a privilege.
[00:05:50] He reacted to it. "While we were talking
[00:05:53] about guaranteed bridges and guaranteed flights, they expanded
[00:05:57] their vision even further. Bar Association No. 2 with guaranteed
[00:06:00] judgeship. They are proudly explaining on screen how they
[00:06:04] made 70 members judges and prosecutors with references, saying
[00:06:07] that the ministry granted them a privilege." Lawyers
[00:06:10] also reacted to Ağdemir's statement. Lawyer Afşin Hatipoğlu
[00:06:14] said, "He has openly confessed the reality of Turkey. If
[00:06:18] the Bar Associations No. 2 also confess the jobs
[00:06:21] they received from state institutions and banks, everyone
[00:06:24] would be relieved."
[00:06:27] Istanbul Bar Association Board Member Hürrem Sönmez reminded
[00:06:30] of lawyer Mert Akdoğan, who ended his life in 2025.
[00:06:34] "They say that if you become a member of Bar Association No. 2,
[00:06:38] they will make you a judge or prosecutor. They are not uncomfortable
[00:06:41] saying this, they don't see anything strange in it. Now,
[00:06:44] we wonder which cases those privileged judges and
[00:06:47] prosecutors are handling, and we understand
[00:06:50] why our colleague Mert, who ended his life
[00:06:54] because he was eliminated in the interview, is no longer
[00:06:57] with us." Lawyer Mert Akdoğan took the judge-prosecutor
[00:07:00] exam in 2025. He ranked 115th with the score he received.
[00:07:03] However, the young lawyer was eliminated in the oral
[00:07:07] interview. It was stated that he could not accept the injustice
[00:07:10] he suffered. Lawyer Akdoğan
[00:07:13] ended his life at his home in Beykoz. claimed in his social
[00:07:17] media statement that the truth was distorted. Ağdemir,
[00:07:20] who claimed that his statement was taken out of context, said,
[00:07:24] "Being presented with cheap and vulgar expressions
[00:07:27] such as 'bar association with guaranteed judgeship' just one
[00:07:30] week before the bar elections is a clear indication
[00:07:33] of a pathetic attempt to create a perception."
[00:07:37] Let's continue with the fund crisis. Political discussions
[00:07:40] do not end, because the opposition
[00:07:44] criticizes the government, saying that necessary steps
[00:07:47] are not being taken, necessary criminal
[00:07:50] complaints are not being filed, and measures such as arrest
[00:07:54] or detention, which are generally applied to opposition figures,
[00:07:56] are not even brought up for some names in a crisis
[00:08:00] where hundreds of thousands of people are victimized,
[00:08:03] or because the lists are not announced. Now, a new statement
[00:08:07] that drew reactions has come. AK Party Group Chairman
[00:08:11] Abdullah Güler said, "Those who think
[00:08:15] they have obtained unfair income can return that unfairly
[00:08:18] obtained money by making their own conscientious
[00:08:22] calculation." So, he left the issue of return to conscientious
[00:08:25] calculation. And the new party leader Özgür Özel
[00:08:29] asked, "Is there such a thing as a door
[00:08:32] of repentance in a democracy,
[00:08:33] in a state of law?"
[00:08:38] The government's chemistry has been disrupted regarding
[00:08:41] the fund crisis. It is not those who defrauded the nation
[00:08:45] but those who expose it who are imprisoned. While questions
[00:08:48] about those responsible in the fund crisis and
[00:08:51] payments to the victims remain on the agenda,
[00:08:55] the voluntary return mechanism included in the roadmap
[00:08:58] created for investment funds in the liquidation
[00:09:02] process has sparked controversy. On one side, there is the law of the citizen.
[00:09:05] You treat dissidents as enemies and apply a different law to them.
[00:09:08] You treat those close to you as citizens and apply
[00:09:12] a different law to them. AK Party Group Chairman Abdullah
[00:09:16] Güler, in a press conference he organized regarding the draft law
[00:09:20] that will begin to be debated in parliament this week, said that
[00:09:23] those who think they have obtained unfair income can return
[00:09:26] it with their own conscientious calculation. If someone thinks
[00:09:30] that they have obtained a high return with this excessive
[00:09:34] volatility, let them make their own calculation. If they
[00:09:37] think in a conscientious sense that it is unfair
[00:09:41] and illegitimate, let them come and return it.
[00:09:45] Güler also underlined that these returns do
[00:09:48] not constitute a legal judgment or admission of debt. This
[00:09:51] mechanism does not replace criminal or legal
[00:09:55] responsibility, and it is natural that the provisions
[00:09:58] to be applied to persons with legal or criminal
[00:10:01] responsibility according to the legislation
[00:10:05] are reserved. On the other hand, voluntary returns
[00:10:09] do not mean any legal obligation, admission of debt, or
[00:10:25] acceptance of responsibility. Güler's statements also brought
[00:10:29] reactions. The new party leader Özgür Özel described
[00:10:32] the voluntary principle as a door of repentance.
[00:10:35] "Is there such a thing as a door of repentance in a democracy,
[00:10:39] in a state of law? They say, 'We opened an account,
[00:10:42] those who follow their desires...'" Journalist Nihal Bengisu Karaca
[00:10:46] also reacted to these words by saying, "While
[00:10:48] people are thrown into
[00:10:50] prison for a tweet,
[00:10:53] making this kind of call to profiteers, saying, 'If you think you have
[00:10:57] obtained high returns and it is conscientiously unfair,
[00:11:01] come and return it,' is justice now
[00:11:04] being requested?" These names must be announced one by
[00:11:08] one, these names must resign from their duties
[00:11:10] immediately and give statements and be prosecuted.
[00:11:14] The new party General Chairman Özgür Özel
[00:11:16] continues to criticize the government regarding
[00:11:20] the fund crisis. He reacted to the concealment
[00:11:24] of the lists. Özgür Özel pointed out
[00:11:27] that this opens the door to lies
[00:11:30] and slanders. He also had another
[00:11:33] claim. He alleged that operations were being
[00:11:36] carried out within the AK Party in the Ministry of Justice.
[00:11:40] The government's chemistry has been disrupted regarding
[00:11:43] the fund crisis, and it is clear who is
[00:11:47] financing them in this fund crisis. Concealing the names
[00:11:50] of these people who pave the way for lies and slanders
[00:11:54] and using them in power
[00:11:57] struggles within the AKP... There are many lists circulating.
[00:12:00] Politicians are trying to verify these names. We have not
[00:12:03] announced the names without verifying them. Only
[00:12:07] one person had the same name as Minister Mahienur
[00:12:10] Göktaş's father. We apologize to him, but is the right
[00:12:13] to be untainted only for AKP politicians?
[00:12:17] The cure for the right to be untainted is transparency. All the photos
[00:12:21] found on the cell phone of a person not involved in the investigation are served.
[00:12:25] While this is the case when you are an opposition
[00:12:34] member, what happens when you are an AKP member
[00:12:38] is friendship. Özel's latest statement regarding
[00:12:41] the fund crisis, Özel, who said, "Many lists
[00:12:45] are circulating," said that the concealment of the lists
[00:12:48] paves the way for lies and slanders. He also answered
[00:12:52] the question of whether the lists would be announced
[00:12:56] after the deadline given to Erdoğan until Monday.
[00:12:59] There are important names from the AKP. It is important
[00:13:03] to verify these names.
[00:13:08] There is a deliberate service of wrong names.
[00:13:12] We announce what we have verified. The responsibility
[00:13:15] of the government is to announce the entire list. The Ministry
[00:13:18] of Justice is involved in this. He reacted once
[00:13:21] again to this. They have opened a repentance
[00:13:25] account, they say, "Leave your sins here." This is
[00:13:29] not possible. They leak names themselves. Someone
[00:13:32] working in the Ministry of Justice with a pseudonym
[00:13:34] is doing such things by managing
[00:13:37] internal party operations. Maybe now Mrs. Mahi
[00:13:40] Nuran's other children and fathers have understood.
[00:13:44] They have been doing this to Hasan İmamoğlu for a year and a
[00:13:47] half. They dug up the garden of his house in the village.
[00:13:51] "There is a deficiency in his pension, his account has been frozen.
[00:13:55] We invite Mrs. Mayi Nur to the family solidarity
[00:13:58] network. Let her see those who have been suffering
[00:14:01] for months the same hardship her father experienced for 10 minutes."
[00:14:05] Now, there is a cabinet meeting today. The cabinet will
[00:14:08] convene under the chairmanship of President Erdoğan.
[00:14:11] So, what is on the agenda? Of course, the fund crisis
[00:14:15] will be one of the most important agenda items. I will read
[00:14:18] the details from Hürriyet
[00:14:20] Newspaper to you. The details of the liquidated funds
[00:14:23] will be brought to the cabinet.
[00:14:26] But the most important and urgent agenda item
[00:14:29] will be the discussion of the details of the liquidated funds. Also
[00:14:33] today, Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz
[00:14:37] will be a guest at the Anadolu Agency editor's desk. Of course,
[00:14:40] Yılmaz, who is also the chairman of the Fund Coordination Board,
[00:14:43] is expected to make new statements regarding this issue. Let's
[00:14:47] make this reminder to you. And let's also
[00:14:50] look at what the victims said, because
[00:14:53] yes, steps are being taken. On one hand,
[00:14:56] payments to the victims have started with the steps
[00:15:00] of the Fund Coordination Board, at least to
[00:15:03] some of them. The principal amounts of the 43,000 people who
[00:15:07] invested less than 1 million liras
[00:15:10] have started to be deposited. But there are those who haven't received
[00:15:14] any of their money yet. They say, "At least let's save
[00:15:17] our principal." Let's listen.
[00:15:21] "I stood by my state in every difficult day. In FETÖ,
[00:15:25] Süleyman. On July 15th,
[00:15:28] when there was an earthquake, when there was a flood,
[00:15:31] I paid taxes from my salary and did everything
[00:15:35] I could. Why are we experiencing this? We didn't
[00:15:38] smuggle our money abroad. We contributed to our
[00:15:42] country's economy. It's time someone heard our voice.
[00:15:45] On that day, September 17th, I tried to sell,
[00:15:48] I ran to the bank. I say it didn't work.
[00:15:52] We will die of grief. Our home is broken,
[00:15:56] our peace is broken. We can't eat,
[00:15:59] we can't drink. We are sad.
[00:16:03] Please, please, please,
[00:16:07] internalize our voice. Hear us. We are
[00:16:11] sad. We feel helpless. We
[00:16:15] are the children of this homeland.
[00:16:17] I, for one, have never done anything wrong
[00:16:21] to this country. I have been helpful, not harmful.
[00:16:24] Please, I want my money. I want my principal.
[00:16:27] We want our principal. We are going crazy."
[00:16:31] Yes, the victims' voices are like this, with their
[00:16:34] hearts burning, "We want our principal." They say,
[00:16:38] "We worked for our state, we did what was necessary
[00:16:42] at the most critical moments," and
[00:16:45] they don't want their money to evaporate and disappear
[00:16:49] in this crisis. They also want those responsible
[00:16:52] to be held accountable. The opposition keeps this
[00:16:56] issue on the agenda in this way, because
[00:16:59] actually, it is not only those who are currently
[00:17:02] losing their principal who pay the price.
[00:17:06] We all pay. This crisis has a huge economic
[00:17:09] cost, and a new balance sheet has been announced.
[00:17:13] In recent weeks, a balance sheet of 9
[00:17:16] billion dollars was mostly mentioned.
[00:17:19] Now, economist İris Cibre Lostar says that the cost
[00:17:23] of the crisis to the economy is 120 billion dollars.
[00:17:26] She calculated that the impact of the crisis
[00:17:30] on the stock market is 106 billion dollars,
[00:17:33] the impact on investment funds is 7 billion
[00:17:36] dollars, and the impact of the bonds of companies
[00:17:40] transferred to the SDIF will be 1.2
[00:17:43] billion dollars. According to this calculation,
[00:17:46] the burden of the crisis, which the government called limited, on the integrity
[00:17:50] of the economy is 120 billion dollars.
[00:17:53] So, it is not one-dimensional, it is multi-dimensional,
[00:17:56] multi-layered, affecting many areas, and
[00:17:59] we are in a process where the loss is probably
[00:18:03] increasing every day, dear viewers. Now, while
[00:18:07] this is on the agenda, party transfers are also
[00:18:10] continuing. The Izmir Metropolitan Municipality, for the first
[00:18:14] time in history, passed to the AK Party, but
[00:18:17] not at the ballot box, again with a controversial
[00:18:20] transfer, we said. And now, an allegation
[00:18:24] came from AK Party Deputy Chairman Hasan Basri
[00:18:27] Yalçın. Yalçın said in the television program
[00:18:31] he attended: "After Izmir also passed to the AK
[00:18:35] Party, interest in the AK
[00:18:38] Party increased." He claimed that another metropolitan
[00:18:41] municipality could soon pass to the AK Party.
[00:18:45] While reactions to this were coming from the opposition,
[00:18:47] another allegation was made by journalist
[00:18:51] Sinan Burhan. He claimed that Ankara Metropolitan
[00:18:54] Municipality Deputy Mayor Büşra Özdemir could
[00:18:58] pass to the AK Party. He even gave a timeline
[00:19:01] and pointed to November. "Do you expect other prominent
[00:19:05] names to join? Yes,
[00:19:07] I do, from very prominent names. Like Mansur Yavaş?
[00:19:11] I won't say that." This is a great disrespect
[00:19:15] to the will of the voters. Turkey has become a regime
[00:19:18] that uses the law, in a sense,
[00:19:22] to forcibly take what the people have not
[00:19:24] given or elected.
[00:19:28] I can only say that there is a metropolitan
[00:19:31] municipality in line. Hopefully, we will
[00:19:35] see it very soon.
[00:19:37] In the past, people would have been ashamed
[00:19:41] or hesitant to talk about such things, or
[00:19:44] they would have tried to find excuses.
[00:19:48] But now, there is no such thing. There is no shame
[00:19:52] left at all in that sense. This is considered
[00:19:56] very normal. I estimate that soon,
[00:19:59] especially when they see the example of Izmir,
[00:20:02] many mayors
[00:20:04] may show even
[00:20:08] more favor to the AK Party. Our President also openly
[00:20:11] states this: "Our doors are open to those
[00:20:15] who want to come to us, to those who want to join us."
[00:20:18] It's as if they are
[00:20:19] transferring football
[00:20:25] players. We don't know what kind of treatment
[00:20:29] they are giving the mayors, whether they are threatening
[00:20:32] them or scaring people. Such transfers are being
[00:20:36] made, and in every
[00:20:38] place they acquire, cries of victory
[00:20:42] are being made. This is truly unacceptable.
[00:20:45] Turkish democracy does not deserve this. And
[00:20:49] I think the nation will punish this at some point.
[00:20:53] Or rather, it should.
[00:20:56] Let's continue with the "Turkey without Terror"
[00:21:00] process. Of course, reports are expected on this issue,
[00:21:03] concrete steps are expected, but on the other hand,
[00:21:06] political clashes are also continuing.
[00:21:10] MHP General Chairman Devlet Bahçeli made a new statement,
[00:21:12] saying that it is Öcalan's right to undertake the
[00:21:16] responsibility of the political coordination in the peace process.
[00:21:20] The response to these words came from İYİ Party General
[00:21:23] Chairman Müsavat Dervişoğlu. Dervişoğlu gave his answer
[00:21:27] with the last line of the National Anthem, saying, "For me, there is only
[00:21:30] one right, and that is the right of my nation
[00:21:34] that worships justice, independence."
[00:21:37] Devlet Bahçeli often brought up the statute,
[00:21:41] but this time he said it is Abdullah Öcalan's
[00:21:44] right. What will you say about this?
[00:21:47] For me, there is only one right, and that
[00:21:50] is the right of my nation that worships
[00:21:54] justice, independence. Let's look at the newspaper
[00:21:57] headlines now. Hürriyet Newspaper reported the news
[00:22:00] of "11 lives lost on an empty road" with
[00:22:03] this headline. It reports on the traffic accident
[00:22:06] that occurred in Manisa. A bus driver
[00:22:09] started to go backward when he missed the junction,
[00:22:13] creating a very serious risk on an empty road,
[00:22:16] and a truck coming from behind hit that passenger
[00:22:19] bus. The accident happened because the rules were completely
[00:22:23] disregarded, and the safety of the passengers being
[00:22:26] carried was disregarded. It was a completely preventable accident
[00:22:30] on an empty road. The bus driver could
[00:22:34] have continued on his way and followed the rules,
[00:22:37] but when he chose otherwise, this happened.
[00:22:41] And let's look at this Nefes newspaper
[00:22:45] now. Nefes newspaper says, "The master of the nation
[00:22:48] is crying in the field," because the villagers whom
[00:22:52] Atatürk made masters can no longer produce.
[00:22:56] Costs are increasing. On one hand, fuel costs,
[00:22:59] of course, fertilizer, feed costs,
[00:23:03] and many other items can be added. So
[00:23:06] what happens? The producer says, "We can't even
[00:23:10] cover the cost of what we produce, and the product
[00:23:13] we produce is left in our hands." How will
[00:23:17] it be? So the farmer has become estranged from
[00:23:21] his land, estranged from his labor. And the olive
[00:23:24] growers have also raised the flag of rebellion.
[00:23:27] We see a crying olive grower. We will bring
[00:23:31] his statements to your screens shortly. Let's look
[00:23:35] at Karar Newspaper. We just reported
[00:23:38] on an incident that can be described as
[00:23:41] favoritism in public recruitments becoming
[00:23:44] public, and it has become a headline. It says
[00:23:47] that there are no more secrets now,
[00:23:50] and the Ankara Bar Association No. 2 President's
[00:23:53] statement that caused an uproar regarding
[00:23:57] favoritism is on the headline: "The Ministry gave us a privilege
[00:24:00] and helped 70 lawyers become judges and prosecutors,"
[00:24:04] said the Ankara Bar Association No. 2 President
[00:24:07] in the television program he attended. Afterwards,
[00:24:11] he made a new statement, saying, "My words were
[00:24:14] taken out of context." We are also conveying
[00:24:18] this to you. And Cumhuriyet Newspaper also puts
[00:24:21] this issue on its headline, saying, "This is a legal
[00:24:24] corruption." Cumhuriyet reports the confession
[00:24:28] from the Ankara Bar Association No. 2 President:
[00:24:32] "We made 70 of our friends judges and prosecutors."
[00:24:35] And he even claimed that the request came
[00:24:38] from the ministry. Therefore, Cumhuriyet reports the reactions
[00:24:42] from the opposition to this.
[00:24:44] Opposition figures say
[00:24:48] it is as big as the fund scandal. Murat Emir said,
[00:24:51] "While talking about guaranteed bridges, guaranteed flights, they expanded their vision
[00:24:55] even further. Bar Association No. 2 with guaranteed
[00:24:59] judgeship." Ümit Özdağ, the leader of the Victory
[00:25:02] Party, was also among those who reacted. He said, "How possible
[00:25:06] is it for judges and prosecutors, who formed
[00:25:09] a bar association with political preference,
[00:25:12] to rule on behalf of the Republic and
[00:25:16] the Turkish nation?" A lawyer, Professor
[00:25:20] Doctor Ümit Kocakal, used the expression,
[00:25:23] "This is a legal corruption as big as
[00:25:27] the fund scandal and cannot be covered up."
[00:25:29] Now we see that the same issue is on the headline
[00:25:33] in BirGün newspaper, his wife buys 1 liter of diesel,
[00:25:36] also undermines the legal what should we tell the audience, the gravity of the situation
[00:25:39] are completely going is so evident, they are trying to buy
[00:25:42] And BirGün says, grapes from you for 25 liras,
[00:25:46] bureaucracy, economy, there which cost a total of 25 liras."
[00:25:50] So it is not possible to make a living angry expression, it
[00:25:52] here.
[00:25:57] Olive producers are also in revolt, they also state that their costs We have read the headlines.
[00:26:00] cannot be met. "They are reacting to the prices,
[00:26:03] the new party leader Özgür and therefore they started
[00:26:06] a one-week action of not harvesting olives.
[00:26:08] week. He met with grape
[00:26:16] You cannot take care of your future, last year diesel was 50 liras,
[00:26:19] right-wing politics at olives were 100 liras, this year diesel is 100 liras,
[00:26:23] olives are 20 liras, what happened to make this happen, why did this happen,
[00:26:26] this is the revolt of the olive producers, because production costs soared, prices
[00:26:30] for the improvement remained very low, it's not even enough for harvesting costs,
[00:26:33] by meeting with farmers. so they started a one-week action of not harvesting olives.
[00:26:37] who met with him explained
[00:26:37] their troubles, that they
[00:26:43] This is Manisa Akhisar, Turkey's most important table olive production center.
[00:26:46] He said, "It's not possible Producers gathered in Zeytinliova village
[00:26:49] and reacted to the announced olive purchase prices.
[00:26:53] of the grape producers.
[00:26:56] Olives are 10 liras. Is this what this nation deserves? They are playing with our honor.
[00:27:00] They lowered the price 5 times in 5 days.
[00:27:04] Producers started a one-week action of not harvesting olives, olive harvesting and purchasing were stopped,
[00:27:08] Its name and the sieves were closed. We work hard for a year,
[00:27:11] we run around, we sleep day and night,
[00:27:15] it's the medicine, the fertilizer, this and that, and they literally mock us when they find
[00:27:18] olives for 10 liras. Vehbi Bakıroğlu, the New Party's Manisa
[00:27:22] deputy, was also there, and he reacted harshly to the government.
[00:27:25] into alcohol "I saw tomatoes
[00:27:28] left in the fields,
[00:27:31] peppers left in the fields... melons,
[00:27:34] watermelons left in the fields this year,
[00:27:37] cherries left in the fields,
[00:27:39] we saw it. Perhaps for the first time in history,
[00:27:43] something will happen if no precautions are taken.
[00:27:46] We said olives will be left on the branch, today olives are left on the branch,
[00:27:49] friends. Is this fair to us, is this right?
[00:27:53] Why do these prices fall? We are selling our goods
[00:27:57] below the prices we sold them for 3 years ago.
[00:28:01] Can olive oil really be 10 liras, for God's sake?"
[00:28:05] aşkına
[00:28:09] Now let's listen to the rebellion of a 66-year-old retiree.
[00:28:13] We all say "retiree," but like many other retirees,
[00:28:17] he has to work to survive.
[00:28:20] He collects olives, but look at how he rebels.
[00:28:23] ediyor
[00:28:27] There's no government.
[00:28:30] You see, there's just no oil.
[00:29:05] Transportation in Istanbul is a torment, as you know, schools have opened,
[00:29:09] traffic congestion has increased, but actually the torment in transportation is not limited
[00:29:12] to this. And fuel costs
[00:29:16] are rising, there are constant price hikes on fuel.
[00:29:19] And let's consider this from the perspective of those who go to work,
[00:29:22] those who travel. We can't say that public
[00:29:26] transportation is cheap, we still can't say that with the price hikes.
[00:29:29] On the other hand, those who have to go to work
[00:29:33] with their private vehicles, they find themselves
[00:29:37] in a new calculation every day.
[00:29:39] Let's watch.
[00:29:44] Transportation city minibuses, metro,
[00:29:47] metrobus, if it weren't for them, we would be ruined. Everyone has now
[00:29:51] piled into metros, buses, minibuses.
[00:29:54] Commuting in Istanbul is getting more expensive every day.
[00:29:57] The price hikes on fuel especially affect the budget
[00:30:01] of those who go to work with their private vehicles.
[00:30:03] The price of a liter of gasoline, which was 53 lira 5 kuruş on the first day of the year,
[00:30:06] rose to 83.79 kuruş. The price of gasoline
[00:30:10] has increased by 30 lira 74 kuruş since the beginning of the year.
[00:30:13] The increase rate has reached 57.9%.
[00:30:15] There are price hikes every day, everything is more expensive every day. We're used to it
[00:30:19] now. The daily fuel cost for an employee going from Kartal to Bağcılar by car
[00:30:23] is approximately 540 liras. With the 15 July Martyrs Bridge crossing,
[00:30:27] the daily cost rises to 658 liras.
[00:30:30] When the Eurasia Tunnel is used, it rises to approximately 1200 liras.
[00:30:34] When calculated for 24 working days a month, the monthly transportation
[00:30:37] expense of an employee using the bridge
[00:30:40] reaches 15,792 liras. The monthly bill for those using
[00:30:44] the Eurasia Tunnel is 28,800 liras.
[00:30:47] Unfortunately, we don't have such a budget,
[00:30:51] so if you go from here to the circle, it will be 600-700 liras,
[00:30:54] so the taxi meters open at very high rates per kilometer.
[00:30:58] The monthly full fare for those who prefer public transportation
[00:31:01] is 3,628 liras, and transportation by taxi is much more expensive.
[00:31:05] The one-way taxi fare from Kartal to Bağcılar
[00:31:09] is approximately 2,277 liras. The round-trip cost
[00:31:12] reaches 4,554 liras.
[00:31:16] days a month, the monthly bill for a round trip by taxi reaches
[00:31:20] 109,296 liras. First, they don't like the destination you're going to,
[00:31:23] if you're going a short distance, they say "uh," it's very expensive.
[00:31:26] Taxi use is already very
[00:31:29] difficult for low-income
[00:31:32] people.
[00:31:36] Now, speaking of cars, there is also a debate
[00:31:39] in Turkey regarding foreign electric vehicles, because there is a decision.
[00:31:43] Foreign electric vehicles will no longer be able to enter
[00:31:46] critical defense campuses,
[00:31:50] they have been banned. Why, with what justifications?
[00:31:53] Türkiye Gazetesi announces this with the headline "Electric car like a missile."
[00:31:57] Roketsan, Havelsan, and TUSAŞ
[00:32:00] banned the entry of foreign brand electric vehicles into defense campuses.
[00:32:04] TUSAŞ Engine Industries General Manager Mahmut Faruk
[00:32:07] Akşit also drew attention to the danger that comes with high technology.
[00:32:11] He said for foreign electric vehicles, if you
[00:32:15] wage war, artificial intelligence uses these cars
[00:32:19] as walking missiles almost every time, and
[00:32:21] can even take control
[00:32:24] of the car. And he said that there is no similar
[00:32:28] danger for domestic electric vehicles, because their controls and software
[00:32:31] are in our hands, under our supervision.
[00:32:34] Therefore, domestically produced electric vehicles will be able to enter defense
[00:32:38] campuses, while foreign vehicles will not. So the question arises,
[00:32:41] are foreign electric vehicles spies? Of course.
[00:32:45] It is a very, very critical issue, especially when you remember
[00:32:48] Israel's intelligence operations carried out using such
[00:32:51] technology. For example, remember
[00:32:55] the pager attacks in Lebanon,
[00:32:58] it could happen, or remember the examples in Iran,
[00:33:02] it is really a very, very
[00:33:05] sensitive issue. Technological advancement
[00:33:08] is good, but on the other hand, there are such situations
[00:33:11] in terms of national security.
[00:33:15] A debated topic that is increasingly on the agenda of countries. Now,
[00:33:18] let's move on from this topic to another debate.
[00:33:21] Regarding cigarettes. A new legal regulation
[00:33:25] regarding the purchase and smoking of cigarettes is on the way, and the Minister of Health
[00:33:29] said that from now on, those who buy cigarettes
[00:33:32] will have to show their Turkish Republic ID numbers. He said they will have to present it.
[00:33:36] However, the strongest
[00:33:39] reactions to this came from AK Party members.
[00:33:42] Presidential Chief Advisor Oktay Saral said, "Such a regulation
[00:33:46] would cause public reaction, and this would increase Erdoğan's burden."
[00:33:50] Following these warnings, a new statement came from the Minister of Health.
[00:33:53] Let's watch
[00:33:57] at what point we are in this debate. It is already forbidden
[00:34:00] for people under a certain age to smoke cigarettes, it is forbidden to sell
[00:34:04] them to our people. This sale will also be made by presenting a TR ID
[00:34:08] or themselves. This is essentially a very important thing.
[00:34:12] Now, cigarettes are harmful to health, and their sale
[00:34:15] to those under 18 is prohibited. Even in some open
[00:34:18] areas, smoking is prohibited. However, there are many rule
[00:34:21] violations. The Minister of Health will bring a new regulation
[00:34:25] to parliament to make people quit smoking, prevent sales to those under 18,
[00:34:28] and minimize harm to non-smokers.
[00:34:30] getirecek.
[00:34:33] However, there is a reaction from within the AKP. Presidential Chief Advisor Oktay
[00:34:37] Saral disagreed We will verify their age,
[00:34:41] it is already forbidden to sell cigarettes to those under 18.
[00:34:45] They will also show that. Presidential Chief Advisor Oktay
[00:34:49] Saral said that asking for a citizen's TR ID number to buy a pack of cigarettes
[00:34:53] should not be seen as an acceptable
[00:34:56] practice. that it would increase Erdoğan's burden
[00:34:59] because it would attract the reaction of the people.
[00:35:01] etti.
[00:35:05] Minister of Health Kemal Memişoğlu stated that smoking
[00:35:09] in the best parts of cafes, gardens, or most visible places
[00:35:12] will prevent non-smokers from being left behind.
[00:35:15] Currently, non-smokers
[00:35:18] are more disadvantaged, they were left in the back, we are correcting that too.
[00:35:22] Like Oktay Saral, former AKP member Mücahit Birinci
[00:35:25] also opposed the Ministry of Health's regulation requiring TR ID numbers
[00:35:29] for cigarette sales. He reminded that it is contrary to the Law on Protection of Personal Data.
[00:35:33] He said, "Why should citizens give their TR ID
[00:35:37] number to a market or grocery store that is not an official institution?
[00:35:40] If the draft law is enacted in this way, it may be blocked by the Constitutional Court."
[00:35:43] dedi.
[00:35:46] Following the debate, Minister of Health Kemal Memişoğlu made a statement
[00:35:50] on his social media account. He wrote that they are preparing the new draft law
[00:35:53] on this issue within the framework of personal data protection.
[00:35:57] Our priority is to prevent the sale of tobacco products
[00:36:00] to our children under 18 by verifying their age.
[00:36:03] We are evaluating all options, including electronic systems
[00:36:06] that protect privacy, protect personal data,
[00:36:10] and provide ease of implementation. He wrote that they are also handling their new draft law
[00:36:13] and legislation within this framework.
[00:36:16] alıyoruz diye
[00:36:17] yazdı.
[00:36:20] Immediately after, the Presidential Chief Advisor quoted the minister's statement
[00:36:24] and said, "I thank our esteemed Minister Kemal Memişoğlu for their sensitivity and constructive
[00:36:27] approach in order to prevent unnecessary concerns from arising
[00:36:31] in the public." We will probably submit it to parliament
[00:36:35] within a few weeks.
[00:36:36] sunacağız.
[00:36:40] For the past few days, hot weather has been dominant
[00:36:44] in many parts of the country, especially Istanbul. You can call it
[00:36:47] Indian summer, it was good, but it's ending now.
[00:36:50] The weather will get cold again,
[00:36:54] and even rain is coming. Critical day for Istanbul.
[00:37:01] Sunny weather, clear skies, and temperatures above seasonal
[00:37:05] norms. The weather in Turkey, which experienced summer-like
[00:37:08] days in October,
[00:37:10] is changing again.
[00:37:12] Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Disaster Coordination Center
[00:37:16] announced that cool and torrential rain is expected in the city
[00:37:19] starting from Monday. Along with the rain, temperatures
[00:37:23] will also drop. Especially from Tuesday, the cool weather
[00:37:27] will be felt more. While temperatures in Marmara are expected
[00:37:30] to drop to the range of 16 to 21 degrees,
[00:37:33] the drop is estimated to reach 8 degrees in some regions.
[00:37:37] ediliyor.
[00:37:40] Moreover, this rainy weather wave is not just a one-day transition.
[00:37:44] It will continue uninterrupted in the form of thunderstorms
[00:37:48] across the country on Tuesday, Wednesday,
[00:37:50] and Thursday.
[00:37:53] Temperatures will also gradually drop in the three major cities.
[00:37:56] In Istanbul, the highest temperature expected to reach 25 degrees on
[00:38:00] Sunday will drop to 21 degrees on Tuesday.
[00:38:03] In Ankara, temperatures starting from 26 degrees are expected
[00:38:07] to drop to 19 degrees by mid-week, and in Izmir, from 28 degrees
[00:38:11] to 21 degrees.
[00:38:12] öngörülüyor.
[00:38:17] If I say Black Sea and fish, the first thing that comes to mind is anchovy, but this time,
[00:38:20] there is an abundance of bonito. After exactly 12 years,
[00:38:24] there is an abundance of bonito in the Black Sea.
[00:38:28] Look how this reflected on the stalls,
[00:38:29] prices dropped.
[00:38:33] 12 years ago, there was such a bonito boom.
[00:38:36] Now, after 12 years, the same thing has been seen
[00:38:40] again. There is an abundance of bonito
[00:38:43] in the Black Sea. Fish stalls in Trabzon
[00:38:47] are filled with various kinds of fish. Since the first weeks of the season,
[00:38:50] the most caught fish in the nets has been bonito. The abundance of the fishing season
[00:38:54] reflected on the stalls. Tons and tons.
[00:39:02] Bonito weighing approximately
[00:39:05] 1 kilogram, sold for 100 liras per kilogram,
[00:39:08] is reaching the tables of citizens. Not only bonito, but other
[00:39:11] fish are also on the stalls. they are also coming,
[00:39:15] so the people of the Black Sea have had enough fish this year. In Trabzon,
[00:39:19] anchovy is 100, haddock 150, horse mackerel 250, sea bream
[00:39:22] 300, and salmon is sold for 350 liras. The price per kilogram of sea bass and sargus
[00:39:26] also reaches 500 liras. This year came with an abundance of bonito,
[00:39:29] it became plentiful, our people can eat it. Bonito became both oily
[00:39:33] and more delicious. Bonito is now oily,
[00:39:37] we have started to have kilogram-sized fish. Fishermen expect the abundance of bonito
[00:39:41] to continue
[00:39:42] in the coming weeks.
[00:39:46] Now let's look at the world agenda and the latest developments
[00:39:49] in the Russia-Ukraine war. Now the latest situation is as follows:
[00:39:53] Trump intervened, Ukraine and Russia agreed not to attack
[00:39:56] each other's energy facilities. Actually,
[00:40:00] Trump's goal was to prevent Ukraine from attacking
[00:40:03] Russia's energy facilities, that was his priority.
[00:40:05] And before that, Zelensky had threatened him, saying
[00:40:09] he should resign, and the president of Ukraine should change.
[00:40:13] After this,
[00:40:16] Ukraine agreed not to attack Russian facilities, but
[00:40:19] according to Zelensky, Russia again attacked
[00:40:23] an electricity facility in Kharkiv, meaning there is a situation
[00:40:27] where there is a unilateral agreement or ceasefire.
[00:40:30] On the other hand, as we said, Trump told Zelensky
[00:40:33] that he should resign and leave his post. Zelensky drew a line and came
[00:40:37] up with an offer for Trump. He said, "Let Putin declare a two-month
[00:40:40] ceasefire, and we will hold elections." So,
[00:40:44] "Let Russia stop for 60 days in this war,
[00:40:47] and let the US provide this, and we will go to elections in our country."
[00:40:51] He thus gave a conditional green light. Let's see
[00:40:54] if Trump will be satisfied with this, because a 60-day pause
[00:40:58] from Russia is not even possible, because Putin always says,
[00:41:01] "We will never go for a ceasefire, there will be a full peace agreement
[00:41:05] for us to stop." He is trying to impose his conditions in this way.
[00:41:08] Let's look at the details from the European press. Le Figaro
[00:41:12] published the diesel agreement between Trump and Putin
[00:41:15] as its headline and said Ukraine is in shock
[00:41:19] over this agreement, because America lifted some
[00:41:22] of its sanctions on Russia and agreed to buy millions
[00:41:26] of tons of diesel from Russia. Trump approved this, and
[00:41:30] therefore Europe is watching this development in horror,
[00:41:33] says Le Figaro. This is also on the front page of the German newspaper
[00:41:36] Bild, and
[00:41:40] the phrase used is, "Trump's wretched deal with Putin,"
[00:41:43] Bild is quite reactive. He also criticized that the revenue
[00:41:47] from diesel exports will fill the Kremlin's war chest.
[00:41:50] Now let's look at The Daily Mail, published in England. The Daily Mail
[00:41:54] also carries this agreement on its front page with the statements
[00:41:58] of former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
[00:42:01] Boris Johnson used the expression "disgusting"
[00:42:05] for Donald Trump's diesel agreement with Russia. So
[00:42:08] he criticized it so much and even
[00:42:11] stated that "we are now supporting
[00:42:15] Russia's war chest." So
[00:42:18] this was once
[00:42:22] a name that strongly supported Trump's foreign policy,
[00:42:26] especially his Ukraine policies, when he was prime minister.
[00:42:29] Now Boris Johnson is criticizing
[00:42:32] Let's look at the Financial Times
[00:42:36] as well. This time, the Financial Times is reporting
[00:42:40] a backstage information based on European officials. According to this, the United States
[00:42:43] put Kyiv in a threatening situation
[00:42:47] to persuade them not to attack Russia's energy facilities,
[00:42:50] to put pressure on them. They said, "If you attack
[00:42:54] Russia's energy facilities, I will suspend
[00:42:57] your arms supply. You won't be able to buy
[00:43:00] weapons from us anymore." So, think about it,
[00:43:04] how much effect and diplomacy Putin's influence over Trump
[00:43:07] is bringing. Once again,
[00:43:10] Trump is threatening Ukraine. This is a quick
[00:43:14] press summary of the latest developments in the Ukraine-Russia War.
[00:43:17] And let's continue with Trump, there's plenty of material on Trump
[00:43:20] because finally
[00:43:24] he set his sights on the Oceans. Before, he had said that many lakes
[00:43:27] and many places should be named after Trump, and he had done so,
[00:43:30] even if unilaterally. Now Trump says,
[00:43:34] "It doesn't matter if it's the Pacific or the Atlantic, let's name an ocean after Trump."
[00:43:38] adını verelim dedi.
[00:43:42] He turned the Gulf of Mexico into the American Gulf,
[00:43:46] and Lake Ontario into Lake America. Now he's obsessed with the Oceans.
[00:43:50] US President Donald Trump's obsession with changing names knows no
[00:43:54] bounds.
[00:44:00] Trump spoke at a campaign event on Saturday. With a tone
[00:44:03] that was unclear whether it was a joke or real, he referred
[00:44:07] to places he had previously renamed.
[00:44:10] He said, "We have a gulf, we have a lake,
[00:44:13] now we need an ocean." For the Atlantic or Pacific Oceans,
[00:44:17] Trump suggested the names "Trump Ocean" or "Continent of America Ocean."
[00:44:20] önerdi.
[00:44:25] At the same event, Trump also touched upon the issue of Iran.
[00:44:29] He claimed that Iran is a very evil country that is the number one
[00:44:32] terrorist. Then he brought the topic to another name change he had previously proposed.
[00:44:36] He said, "We are considering changing the name of the Strait of Hormuz
[00:44:40] to Trump Strait." Trump had previously voiced
[00:44:43] the same claim and even shared an imaginary map
[00:44:46] showing this.
[00:44:52] In the Strait of Hormuz, which Trump wants to rename, tension was high
[00:44:56] again over the weekend. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps
[00:44:59] announced that a supertanker sailing in the Strait of Hormuz
[00:45:03] hit a naval mine and then an explosion occurred.
[00:45:06] The statement said, "The fate of every ship
[00:45:10] that does not obey the rules in Hormuz is a terrifying fire."
[00:45:12] denildi.
[00:45:14] The Revolutionary Guards did not share who owned the ship, which is called a supertanker
[00:45:18] because it can carry up to 2 million barrels of oil, or the status
[00:45:22] of the crew. However, the United Arab Emirates had announced
[00:45:26] on the same day that a tanker in the Gulf caught fire and 22
[00:45:29] crew members were rescued.
[00:45:31] açıklamıştı.
[00:45:36] Trump literally mocked his own voters. He said,
[00:45:40] "Sometimes I say very silly things, but no matter
[00:45:43] what I say, you applaud me," he said. So,
[00:45:46] did he praise or did he insult? We couldn't tell. Watch, the judgment
[00:45:49] is yours.
[00:45:56] such love, it's
[00:45:56] like
[00:46:01] like, mean it's
[00:46:04] amazing, when you stand up here, it's just like the love, i could
[00:46:08] say the stupidest things and you clap "I love
[00:46:10] you,
[00:46:13] that's true, but we don't say the stupidest things, we say things of common
[00:46:16] sense.
[00:46:19] A horror occurred at a zoo in England.
[00:46:22] A young man entered an area with a Bengal tiger
[00:46:26] and met an inevitable end. He became
[00:46:29] food for the tiger.
[00:46:30] oldu.
[00:46:34] At a zoo in the Yorkshire region of England, a Bengal tiger
[00:46:37] enclosed by high fences.
[00:46:52] It was captured by cameras like this.
[00:46:56] Eyewitnesses said that after a while, officials arrived
[00:46:59] and intervened with the tiger with a gun. Authorities shared the information
[00:47:03] that the tiger was put in a cage after the incident.
[00:47:05] paylaştı.
[00:47:08] The person who was seriously injured in the tiger attack
[00:47:12] died a few hours later. After the incident, the zoo was evacuated and closed
[00:47:16] to visitors for two days. It was announced that the tiger
[00:47:20] did not pose a risk to citizens.
[00:47:23] In the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, animals kept in the "Land of the Tigers"
[00:47:27] section can roam freely in an area with a natural habitat
[00:53:49] Schools opened, the first bell rang, but the demand for
[00:53:53] one free meal in schools, which has been awaited for years,
[00:53:57] was not met this academic year either. Educators and experts
[00:54:00] are reacted. We asked the parents, "What could you put
[00:54:03] in your child's lunch box?"
[00:54:07] I made a toast, the child eats toast, I also give pocket money
[00:54:10] but we provide for the child at home, we meet the child's needs at home,
[00:54:13] we try to meet them, of course, of course
[00:54:16] people want food to be served at school,
[00:54:20] to feed people, there are those who can't afford it,
[00:54:23] there are also those who can't make a toast, the system should also
[00:54:27] think about these, well,
[00:54:30] the minister should give the reason, I don't know why, I'm not
[00:54:33] an authority. I don't put a lunch box because he has breakfast in the morning,
[00:54:37] he's a morning student, he comes home around 1:30 PM, I give him
[00:54:41] 200 liras as pocket money, as a retiree, as minimum wage,
[00:54:45] of course 200 liras is difficult, the child is now in 8th grade,
[00:54:48] we used to put it when he was little, but since he is in 8th grade now,
[00:54:52] he doesn't want a lunch box, he eats outside by force, the state provides everything
[00:54:55] from everywhere, but when it comes to children, when it comes to education, we cut everything,
[00:54:59] unfortunately, so it would be good if they provided it, especially what
[00:55:02] we can put in lunch boxes, things we can eat in our daily lives...
[00:55:06] we can put them, we can't add extra things, if you ask about
[00:55:09] daily pocket money, we give it in small amounts, because the prices
[00:55:13] in our school canteens, especially, are much more expensive than outside.
[00:55:17] I mean, today, when you enter the parliament, even in the parliament,
[00:55:20] people eat and drink everything at 1/3 of the price,
[00:55:24] while our children, I mean, if I look at it,
[00:55:28] even our transportation is a separate problem, in the morning before leaving
[00:55:31] home, I feed them milk and eggs, I mean, as much as we can afford,
[00:55:35] I don't let them lack anything. We try, but as I said,
[00:55:38] I am aware that we are a minority, because people
[00:55:41] are raising their children under very difficult conditions,
[00:55:45] I am also in the school family association, and people
[00:55:48] cannot afford notebooks, pens,
[00:55:50] erasers, stationery, pocket money, I mean,
[00:55:54] there are children who come to our room and ask for water, our biggest
[00:55:57] money is 200 liras, I mean, even 200 liras,
[00:56:00] the child spends it in a day and comes back, I mean, actually,
[00:56:04] the state should cover everything, I mean, public school. "Actually, there should be
[00:56:08] no such thing as a private school, if you ask me, the state
[00:56:11] should cover everything, because education is the future of the whole country,
[00:56:15] there should be one type of education, everyone should have the right to education
[00:56:19] under equal conditions, I say, if the state can provide
[00:56:22] lunch, I would be very happy, I mean, let it be two dishes,
[00:56:25] but let the children eat something at school, or three small dishes,
[00:56:29] I mean, what do they eat anyway, for God's sake, I mean, what do
[00:56:32] they eat in a mess hall setting, let it not be soup,
[00:56:36] I don't know..." It's watery and spilling, this is healthier, dietitians
[00:56:39] can arrange this, those who do this work can make nice
[00:56:43] lists for calorie counting, the state can provide
[00:56:46] it is a matter of asking.
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