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[00:00:11] officially and publicly, Manolis, how many times has he
[00:00:14] told us his statements, this person, that in June they will be
[00:00:18] given, in December they will be given, in January they will be given, and
[00:00:21] so on and so forth? He still didn't say the last time, he didn't say the
[00:00:25] last time that before the NATO summit last
[00:00:28] July, something about the F35s would be announced at the summit,
[00:00:32] and President Trump announced the F35s.
[00:00:35] He supposedly said that we would give them, and the next day
[00:00:39] he corrected it, "we'll do it later," "no, it's not happening
[00:00:43] now." I'll tell you something else and we'll conclude with this: within the Democratic, within the
[00:00:47] Democratic party, right?
[00:00:49] Approximately 25 to
[00:00:53] 27% belong to what President
[00:00:57] Trump calls Antifa, the radical
[00:01:00] left, etc. Indeed, pay attention. So,
[00:01:04] before the elections,
[00:01:08] there were about ten MPs, right?
[00:01:11] This multiplied. Barack went, yes, Barack
[00:01:14] went and started shouting, because they translate
[00:01:18] everything and send it. It's like, just as our
[00:01:21] embassies translate what's happening in each country and
[00:01:25] send it to Maximos and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the
[00:01:28] Americans do the same.
[00:01:33] There's no problem. Before the elections, he
[00:01:35] met them, he met them, and
[00:01:39] he himself, and let him deny me, let him
[00:01:42] deny me, I say. And in fact, because
[00:01:46] this group is very anti-Jewish, very, very
[00:01:49] anti-Jewish, he told them, "Help me
[00:01:52] work." Indeed, yes, yes,
[00:01:55] yes. Now, to work for Turkey based on their hatred towards
[00:01:59] Israel.
[00:02:15] I just want to answer another
[00:02:19] President Trump intends to do. For President Trump,
[00:02:49] Wednesday, okay, that he will deal with the
[00:02:52] situation in the way, in the
[00:02:56] way he showed us on Wednesday, meaning he went to see the buildings.
[00:03:00] He went to see the workers, he didn't
[00:03:03] say a word, he didn't say a word elsewhere,
[00:03:06] but the other thing, and the journalist has to say something, and he
[00:03:09] said it. So, that's how it will go, and second, and I'll conclude
[00:03:12] here, I'm really concluding. The second thing is that
[00:03:16] it is that the president
[00:03:19] will want to cooperate with the Democrats, but we don't know if
[00:03:23] they want to cooperate with
[00:03:34] there's been black crying in Turkey, everything we do now
[00:05:55] Michalis about the issues that
[00:05:58] concern the Congress with the blue
[00:06:01] wave, in Congress here there are analyses now
[00:06:05] everywhere. Everyone says that things are
[00:06:09] getting difficult for Turkey, difficult.
[00:06:12] Yes, we have, that is, because Turkey, they say, built on
[00:06:15] personal relations with Trump, but now there
[00:06:18] will be a Congress that will put many
[00:06:22] obstacles to what
[00:06:24] Turkey asks for, for the F-35s, for CATSA, for
[00:06:28] human rights, for political rights in Turkey. They won't only go to these
[00:06:31] issues, they will pressure Turkey for the other issues too,
[00:06:35] they say. In fact, from now on, analysts say, it's impossible for
[00:06:38] the Democratic Congress to impose sanctions against
[00:06:42] Turkey. We have two months, they say, what Michalis said, I
[00:06:45] agree, they say, two months, maybe we can do something with
[00:06:49] the F35s.
[00:06:53] Look, I'm telling you the extreme scenario, that is,
[00:06:56] because, that is, from my colleague, I have a message from
[00:07:00] this morning, if Turkey says "I'm kicking out the S-400s,"
[00:07:03] maybe, it says, tomorrow morning the S-400s are leaving,
[00:07:07] maybe. Difficult, very difficult, but
[00:07:11] they are concerned. That now this Trump-Erdogan relationship will
[00:07:14] exist, but there will also be the Blues there
[00:07:27] issues that strain Turkey-US relations regarding F-35 CATSA and gym
[00:07:31] taxes. All of these were individually told to our
[00:07:35] President by Trump in various words, various meetings,
[00:07:38] one by one, and our President
[00:07:42] shared all of these with the public. I met him, we are progressing
[00:07:46] on sanctions, we have reached a very good level in
[00:07:49] aircraft engine etc. procurement issues, he also gave his word, Congress
[00:07:53] will arrange this, if it arranges it, it arranged it within these
[00:07:56] two months. Well, the Congress where Democrats are in majority
[00:08:00] after January 3rd will not handle these matters as Trump did,
[00:08:04] meaning, at least here the doors are slightly open, Democrats will
[00:08:08] close that door. I mean, these people, right Tolga hocam? When we look at their attitudes
[00:08:12] so far, we see it. Uh, now, regarding these
[00:08:15] sanctions etc., we already know that Democrats have always
[00:08:19] been against Turkey, since the past. Uh, but for example,
[00:08:22] here, in things Trump said "I'll do it, I'll
[00:08:25] solve it," CATSA sanctions are already mandatory for Congress,
[00:08:29] Congress made the decision, Congress will lift them. What did Trump do? He
[00:08:32] wrote a letter, but evaluating the letter is Congress's job. Now, after this,
[00:08:36] the probability of a Democrat-majority Congress lifting these sanctions
[00:08:39] is very low. Could it happen?
[00:08:48] Indeed, whatever happens until January 3rd, okay, now, these
[00:08:51] are a bit funny things, but anyway, you never know sometimes, you
[00:08:55] don't know, it's an analysis with Trump, we'll keep
[00:08:57] this, we'll see, yes, but
[00:09:01] here you'll also see in Hurriyet, now
[00:09:04] the era of Erdogan-Trump relations is ending, the political equation has changed.
[00:09:07] In Washington, they say, the new democracy there has a majority. They
[00:09:11] won't give the okay for anything, for F35s, for CAATSA, for
[00:09:14] cancellations, Hande says explicitly, she mentions them. So what do
[00:09:18] all these developments mean for Ankara? Firstly, the next two years
[00:09:22] of Turkey-US relations will not be able to be
[00:09:26] read exclusively through the prism of the Erdogan-Trump relationship, that is, yes,
[00:09:30] until now we used to say Trump-Erdogan, now things are changing.
[00:09:33] The political equation in Washington is changing.
[00:09:37] Furthermore, some of the most critical issues for Turkey are directly linked to
[00:09:41] the jurisdiction of Congress. F-35s, S-300s, and especially
[00:09:44] CAATSA. American laws impose certain conditions for the transfer of
[00:09:48] F-35s due to Turkey's possession of the S-300
[00:09:51] system. Without the fulfillment of these conditions, it is not possible to
[00:09:55] resolve it exclusively through the political will of
[00:09:58] the president. The new Democratic majority may
[00:10:02] lead to even more intense congressional oversight on these
[00:10:05] issues. What they say is that there will be such
[00:10:08] strict oversight from Congress towards
[00:10:11] him, and towards him
[00:10:15] and Erdogan, meaning they will essentially control what Trump does with
[00:10:18] Erdogan, so things will be even more difficult, they say
[00:10:22] characteristically. A realistic approach here, however, and here comes the... the worst
[00:10:25] thing now, which also has to do with us Greeks. Now comes the worst, now comes the worst,
[00:10:29] now, now they're coming, now the bad guys are coming, I say it in quotes,
[00:10:33] as they don't call them bad guys, but they imply it, yes,
[00:10:37] yes, now the Greek lobby has been strengthened,
[00:10:40] they say. They will put obstacles to Turkey regarding
[00:10:43] human rights, regarding F-35s, regarding sanctions. Since we
[00:10:46] didn't succeed with Trump, now there is no possibility to overcome the
[00:10:50] obstacles. In fact, if we want to solve the F35 issue, we
[00:10:54] will have to negotiate with
[00:10:57] Russia, pay attention to what they say, not with the
[00:10:59] United States, with Russia, yes.
[00:11:03] So they see very big trouble, there are
[00:11:07] many obstacles. Now,
[00:12:25] Greek lobby's influence
[00:12:28] in the American Congress has increased,
[00:12:31] because generally the Greek lobby can
[00:12:34] more easily reach the current Democrats
[00:12:38] and campaign more comfortably against Turkey, especially due to human
[00:12:42] rights and democracy issues. So an environment has
[00:12:45] emerged where they can campaign more comfortably. So, I
[00:12:49] apologize for making it a bit long, but
[00:12:52] what I mean is that in Congress, this much
[00:12:56] of a problem that even a pro-Ankara
[00:12:59] Trump could not overcome,
[00:13:02] or if there was a way to overcome it, he didn't want to use that way,
[00:13:06] or perhaps because there really isn't such a way,
[00:13:09] a problem that could not be solved, I think it will
[00:13:12] be more difficult to solve from now on,
[00:13:15] or rather, it will become more difficult, I think. In that
[00:13:19] sense, if Turkey's
[00:13:22] S-400s really...
[00:14:17] expel the S-400s as soon as possible, so that maybe they can get some
[00:14:20] relief. That is, what they are essentially
[00:14:23] saying is: the Greeks are there with the lobby,
[00:14:27] the Congress is there, we won't make it, maybe, maybe
[00:14:31] we should expel the S-400s now and
[00:14:34] find a solution. We won't find a solution with
[00:14:43] There, things, you see, are
[00:14:46] getting difficult there and in Europe for Turkey, and it seems that very good work
[00:14:50] has been done from all sides for Greece and Cyprus,
[00:14:53] because Europe reacted to the Turkish-Libyan
[00:14:57] memorandum and to CAATSA and to
[00:14:59] the obstruction of the cable, to the attempts to obstruct the obstacle and the
[00:15:03] cable, for the Blue Homeland. That is, when
[00:15:06] Europe issued the
[00:15:10] annual progress report of the Commission, Turkey
[00:15:13] continued, it says, to systematically issue NAVTEX
[00:15:16] warning of encroachment with claims of demilitarization
[00:15:20] regarding the islands of the Eastern Aegean that have been granted to Greece,
[00:15:24] it states. questioning Greek
[00:15:28] sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction. The inclusion of the
[00:15:31] Blue Homeland doctrine in school textbooks
[00:15:35] is a cause for concern. And poses risks,
[00:15:38] pay attention, both the Blue Homeland and the questioning of Greek sovereignty and the
[00:15:42] right of demilitarization, and
[00:15:44] CAATSA. Mitsotakis has raised this issue, and you see that
[00:15:48] now it is everywhere. The potential extension of Greek territorial waters to 12 miles
[00:15:52] in the Aegean continued to affect relations. The
[00:15:56] declaration of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, according to
[00:15:59] which any unilateral action by Greece to extend territorial
[00:16:02] waters will be considered a casus belli (threat of war)
[00:16:06] continues to be a casus belli. So Europe says
[00:16:09] it has many things and comes to the
[00:16:13] Turkish-Libyan memorandum and says that
[00:16:17] it violates the rights of third states, of Greece, let's say, the simplest
[00:16:20] thing I'm telling you, and it doesn't comply with international law, meaning
[00:16:24] it's illegal, it says, yes, yes, yes, meaning Europe,
[00:16:27] essentially Europe inside, doesn't leave anything out. This is the
[00:16:31] impressive thing about this report. It even includes the fact that
[00:16:34] in school textbooks they have the narrative.
[00:16:42] And yet, this
[00:16:43] is also highlighted.
[00:16:47] And this causes us particular impression.
[00:16:50] Also, in the report, in the
[00:16:53] European report, Turkey responded
[00:16:56] in a very strong way. Turkey, that is, Turkey essentially
[00:17:00] says, "Yes, we want relations with Europe, we want to
[00:17:03] develop them," but Brussels supports
[00:17:06] maximalist, illegal positions of Greece. What Europe says about the Turkish memorandum
[00:17:10] has no validity. The ministry,
[00:17:13] for everything, look, for the F35s,
[00:17:16] yes, basically, let me
[00:17:19] tell you, from what I heard yesterday from the
[00:17:23] Turkish Foreign Ministry and from the analysts we saw,
[00:17:26] we understand that this small country called
[00:17:30] Greece, that's how they read it, has a
[00:17:34] very strong lobby in the United States and in combination with... with the
[00:17:37] foreign policy it pursues, some things
[00:17:41] Turkey in
[00:17:44] Europe seems to have achieved a lot, at least that's
[00:17:48] how they read it. I'm not going to say, "Oh, Mitsotakis is doing so well, what is
[00:17:52] he doing?" The Turks say these things, they say them correctly,
[00:17:55] they say them. That is,
[00:17:57] that is, because when the Turkish Foreign Ministry
[00:18:00] comes out and states specifically, if
[00:18:08] About what the Turkish Foreign Ministry says, if you can help me see it, let's
[00:18:12] start. The report prepared by the European
[00:18:15] Commission regarding our country within the framework of the 2026 enlargement
[00:18:19] package reveals once again the
[00:18:22] prejudiced and unfair stance of the European Union towards
[00:18:26] our country.
[00:18:27] We reject
[00:18:32] the unfounded claims contained in the report, especially those concerning political criteria, the judiciary
[00:18:36] and the...
[00:18:41] and the inconsistent, unconvincing mentality of certain
[00:18:44] European officials. It accuses, pay attention, it tells the Europeans, "You are
[00:18:48] the ones who are..." Yes, yes, yes, correct, correct. We observe that, as in
[00:18:51] recent years, the report defends the maximalist positions of
[00:18:55] Greece and the Greek Cypriot side, which are inconsistent with international
[00:18:59] law, detached from reality, and ignore once again
[00:19:02] the legitimate rights. That is, it says, the entire
[00:19:05] Europe, the entire
[00:19:08] goes with the illegal positions of Greece, that's what it says, with the maximalist
[00:19:11] positions of Greece and Cyprus, and in fact ignores the rights of Turkey
[00:19:15] and the Turkish Cypriots, etc., and it says the assessments regarding the Eastern
[00:19:19] Mediterranean in the report are completely contrary to international law and the
[00:19:22] principle of equity, and the statements regarding the memorandum of understanding
[00:19:26] signed between Turkey and Libya have no validity. That is, Turkey
[00:19:29] says, "You can say these things, I don't listen to you,
[00:19:33] you go and listen to Greece and Cyprus."
[00:19:37] Now, this shows that work has been done,
[00:19:40] yes, work has been done. That is, but that the Turkish Foreign Ministry
[00:19:44] also invokes international law exceeds us, so sometimes,
[00:19:48] as they mean it, they interpret it.
[00:19:51] Yesterday, yesterday,
[00:19:54] excellent interview of Evangelos
[00:19:58] Venizelos with someone.
[00:20:01] There, pay attention, because many things are being said,
[00:20:05] excellent, so, so
[00:20:08] true and that is, when Venizelos says, because
[00:20:12] he has passed through the state, through many
[00:20:15] posts, and he says, "We cannot
[00:20:19] interrupt Greek-Turkish contacts
[00:20:22] because we have an obligation under international law to have a dialogue
[00:20:25] if we want to delimit the Exclusive Economic Zone." And very correctly.
[00:20:29] So he was saying these things to some of our own
[00:20:33] who act like super-patriots and wage war
[00:20:36] with Turkey from within. He was saying them to them, not outside.
[00:20:48] he also said about... And it was, I told you, it was an excellent
[00:20:52] interview.
[00:20:56] For Israel, he said that we cannot leave foreign policy.
[00:21:00] It was, I recommend it on the internet, because it's also on
[00:21:04] demand, it's 10 minutes long, and for America,
[00:21:07] but he was
[00:21:19] easiest thing for a politician to say, "Mitsotakis, go
[00:21:23] to 12 miles tomorrow, declare an EEZ," because there
[00:21:26] are also politicians who have promised to declare an EEZ and didn't do it. But
[00:21:30] he could also say, "Mitsotakis, don't talk to Turkey,
[00:21:33] let's not..." That's the easiest thing. The difficult
[00:21:37] thing is to explain why you should
[00:21:40] continue some contact with
[00:21:43] everyone, but with everyone, I'm not just saying with
[00:21:54] go see
[00:22:08] the traffic in Athens with the Heron power plant and we'll come back. Maybe
[00:22:12] we'll get some barrels too. That's another matter, we'll
[00:22:15] see.
[00:22:31] Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. A lot of traffic, yes, but
[00:22:35] less on some roads than we expect to encounter.
[00:22:38] You are watching Kifissou Avenue. We have passed
[00:22:41] Ktel, we have passed Lenorman, we are now going up towards Rossiniol
[00:22:45] and then towards the three bridges, that is, northwards. The
[00:22:49] right lane is the one that takes us north. We have the
[00:22:52] usual difficulties in both lanes, between Athinon Avenue
[00:22:55] and Nea Chalkidona. However, from there
[00:22:59] up to Kifissia, both lanes of
[00:23:02] Kifissou are empty. Attiki
[00:23:04] Odos has traffic towards the airport, but it's after the Fyli
[00:23:08] interchange towards the Dimokratias interchange, a smaller traffic
[00:23:11] jam too. Kifisias, Mesogeion, Katehaki, as
[00:23:14] you expect them and a little better. The
[00:23:17] ascent, the ascending axis of Syngrou, Ardittou, King
[00:23:21] Constantine, had a lot of traffic until recently, but it's improving early on, hopefully
[00:23:24] it will continue to improve. And of course, in Skaramagkas
[00:23:28] we have the usual daily situation, on the kilometer of Schistou and
[00:23:31] Athinon Avenue from Haidari forest onwards. In the south
[00:23:35] now, what do we have? We have a little traffic on the coastal road towards
[00:23:39] Glyfada and even more traffic on the
[00:23:42] lane towards Piraeus, from the height of Moschato, in fact, going towards the
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[00:23:49] has. And today, from Ietionia coast towards Agios
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[00:23:55] Gounari. Happy
[00:23:58] hour is coming on the lane from Heron.
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