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00:00:00Welcome, sir/madam. My name is Turhan Bozkurt. Today is Monday, August 31, 2026.
00:00:07The political cauldron is boiling in Ankara.
00:00:11The operation against Melih Gökçek has begun. Will he be acquitted or arrested in the initial investigation?
00:00:18Erdoğan has only one condition. A critical move in the Palace's plan against the CHP.
00:00:23Since Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu didn't work out, they will continue with Muharrem İnce.
00:00:27Details of the claim that stirred up the rumor mill will emerge around midday.
00:00:31Erdoğan's youngest son-in-law is also coming. Is this a message to Bilal Erdoğan: "I'm ready for any kind of struggle"?
00:00:39The ship tragedy off the coast of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is a chilling chain of negligence.
00:00:47Sidar Demiroğlu, who was dismissed from his judgeship, confessed in detail how the judiciary had become corrupt while trying to defend himself.
00:00:58The voice of the street, the address of Habera Farklı Bakış (A Different Perspective on News), starts at midday.
00:01:12The passenger ship Alabara, carrying 260 people, was found off the coast of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
00:01:18The ship, with 259 passengers and 8 crew members, departed from Girne at around 12 o'clock and was found upside down approximately 6.5 kilometers offshore.
00:01:29He has reportedly returned.
00:01:31The ship was traveling from Cyprus to Taşucu Port in Mersin.
00:01:35241 people were rescued, while the bodies of 8 people were recovered.
00:01:40Four ships, two helicopters with night vision capabilities, drones, and airplanes are participating in the search and rescue efforts for the 18 missing people.
00:01:52Eight crew members, including the ship's captain, have been detained.
00:01:56The entire crew was arrested by the duty court to which they were brought.
00:02:00In his initial statement, the captain said that the 26-year-old ship began taking on water after its bow broke and quickly capsized.
00:02:17Unfortunately, there are casualties.
00:02:20Search efforts for the 18 missing people are still ongoing.
00:02:24The bodies of 8 people have been recovered.
00:02:27Yes, it had departed from Girne Port.
00:02:33This is the last photograph taken of the Alabara fiberglass ship at sea. It was carrying passengers from Girne to Taşucu, Mersin Taşucu Port.
00:02:45After the ship suddenly set sail from Girne, we will soon show you the cries of the people on board, their messages to the captain.
00:02:57When the ship was 5-6 kilometers offshore, it suddenly capsized, and footage of that moment will be coming soon.
00:03:08More footage of that chaotic scene will follow.
00:03:12Now let's recall the chain of negligence that led to the ship disaster, one by one.
00:03:17The same ship was involved in two accidents, 7 years ago and 3 years ago.
00:03:21Despite the damage, it was kept afloat with just a patch.
00:03:24The ship is constructed of fiberglass.
00:03:26It's not suitable for long-distance voyages, but why did you allow this ship to sail like this between Taşucu and Girne for years?
00:03:34to make a trip.
00:03:36There are allegations that the person operating the ship does not have a captain's license.
00:03:39This hasn't been proven yet, but there is such a claim.
00:03:41Therefore, the authorities of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus should publicly disclose whether the ship captain has a captain's license, specifically for long-distance voyages, and whether he possesses such a license at all.
00:03:52It is necessary.
00:03:53Because the captain's name is on the passenger list.
00:03:56Now, regarding this ship, while giving information about the ship, these images, look, those images will come now.
00:04:03Indeed, there they were, life jackets, as the ship had already tilted to the side, capsized, and a rescue helicopter, part of the Turkish Armed Forces' search and rescue team...
00:04:14They arrive by helicopter and from there, passengers who are clinging to life in the sea with life jackets are rescued.
00:04:23In this way, 241 people were rescued.
00:04:26Look, these images were taken just before the ship sank.
00:04:32Sound.
00:04:35Look, there's water.
00:04:38Look, in the section where the passengers are reading, water starts to accumulate on the floor, and the passengers are telling the crew, "Tell the captain to turn this ship around."
00:04:49This can't go on like this.
00:04:50Despite this, the crew, perhaps knowingly or unknowingly, trigger a chain of negligence in their attempts to appease the passengers.
00:04:59They say you're not used to this much water, it's normal, and if the captain's statement is true, then the bow of the ship...
00:05:06If that part, that part is broken, then that part is broken and it's a ship belonging to the fleet maritime service.
00:05:14This is a gross oversight.
00:05:15This indicates that technical maintenance checks are incomplete.
00:05:19Look, they're clinging on to the capsized ship, calling for help.
00:05:26Some people are filming those moments with their cell phones.
00:05:28Fortunately, the ship actually capsized about 6-7 kilometers offshore.
00:05:36But if it had been in the middle of the sea, the intervention, rescue, and all that would have taken much longer, and perhaps the number of casualties would have been much higher.
00:05:45It would increase.
00:05:46Let's hope those 18 people are rescued safely, but of course, it's been a night at sea, so the water temperature should be lower.
00:05:54Their chances of surviving in that cold water are now diminishing as the hours pass.
00:06:02But this tragedy needs to be investigated in all its aspects.
00:06:06Was there any negligence here?
00:06:08The company owner, the company's general manager, the company captain – if he/she has a license, but was there any negligence on the part of the captain?
00:06:14Or perhaps the ship's captain is not really at fault.
00:06:17If the ship's bow is damaged, as the captain stated, then it's impossible for that ship to remain afloat and continue its voyage.
00:06:25Three days of national mourning have been declared in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
00:06:30We extend our condolences to our compatriots from here.
00:06:33Our deepest condolences to those who are still alive.
00:06:36We pray to God for mercy upon those who lost their lives.
00:06:38We offer our condolences to the families, but there are lessons to be learned from this tragedy.
00:06:43Of course, here in Türkiye, the weekend is not just about the tragedy yesterday, the ship accident, coming from Northern Cyprus; it's also about the Melih Gökçek operation and what happened there.
00:06:57You witnessed firsthand the steps that were going in the right direction last week, both in the middle of the day and again today.
00:07:03Then the operation came, and the investigation began.
00:07:07An important part of the day.
00:07:10Let's see what happens, the negotiations going on behind the scenes, the people Melih Gökçek met with this weekend, all of that is coming, my dear director.
00:07:19Let's move on to today's topic.
00:07:29The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation ex officio following journalist Murat Ağırel's report on the assets of the Gökçek family.
00:07:37Following allegations regarding their real estate investments in Germany, the family's expensive properties in Türkiye are once again under scrutiny.
00:07:46The villa in Ankara belonging to Osman Gökçek, son of former Ankara Metropolitan Mayor Melih Gökçek and AKP Member of Parliament, is valued at 600 million.
00:07:56It is stated that the amount is in Turkish Lira (TL).
00:07:59It is also reported that there is a villa in the Narlıdere district of İzmir registered in the name of Hülya Gökçek, the wife of Melih Gökçek's other son, Ahmet Gökçek.
00:08:07It was reported.
00:08:07The two-story villa with a swimming pool and covered garage is said to be situated on a 1751 square meter plot and is valued at approximately 300 million TL.
00:08:18Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş had asked the question, "Is it possible to earn this much money with a civil servant's salary?"
00:08:31An investigation has been launched against Gökçek. Melih Gökçek first targeted both Murat Ağıreli and Murat Ağıreli, who reported on this case, on the X account.
00:08:41He targeted us, other journalists, and journalists abroad who reported the news.
00:08:48He tried to label them as a terrorist organization, according to his own slander.
00:08:52He hadn't uttered a single sentence regarding the accuracy or inaccuracy of the claim.
00:08:57But he said in response to Emre Uslu, "If I have even a single penny's worth of assets in Germany, then... well, that's who I am."
00:09:06Emre Uslu replied, "You could outsmart the devil himself, Melih Gökçek."
00:09:12Neither I nor any other journalist has said anything to you that is certain.
00:09:18Nobody said you have assets in Germany.
00:09:21"This is a distortion of the truth, it's talking about the assets of the bride, the son Ahmet Gökçek, and his wife," he said.
00:09:28And Murat Ağırel explained this file here, the file concerning the real estate purchase in Germany.
00:09:36Both an apartment building with 18 units and a shopping mall purchase worth over 4 million euros, or around 8 million euros in total.
00:09:45It has started.
00:09:46But it was left unfinished because the payment wasn't made.
00:09:49There have also been preliminary discussions in Luxembourg regarding a shopping mall worth 240 million euros.
00:09:53Of course, that should be kept out of this file.
00:09:55There is no formal preliminary agreement or anything like that.
00:09:59But ultimately, the fact that this file was leaked through Murat Ağırel and that this message was delivered via Germany means that a message was given to Gökçe.
00:10:10I said so.
00:10:10Erdoğan told Gökçe, "Even if I'm re-elected or after I'm gone, you won't be able to move a muscle."
00:10:19Whether I'm there or not, you can never be a rival to Bilal Erdoğan in my decisions regarding him.
00:10:25I said it was giving the message: "Sit in your corner, retreat into solitude, sit quietly in your corner."
00:10:31It seems they didn't quite understand the message, because the Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation on its own initiative over the weekend.
00:10:40Now, along with this investigation, a statement has come from Gökçek, from Gökçek Cenahan.
00:10:46Melih Gökçek does not directly respond to allegations regarding his assets and companies abroad.
00:10:53Pro-government journalist Sinan Burhan relayed the information he received from Gökçek on pro-government TV 100.
00:10:59Although Burhan Gökçek claimed they established companies to obtain citizenship, it was stated that obtaining citizenship through a company is not possible in Germany.
00:11:08Mr. Gökçek says that his son Ahmet and his children established a company to obtain citizenship from abroad, specifically German citizenship.
00:11:22He says they bought two apartments.
00:11:24Yes.
00:11:25So, he says they're from abroad, and to obtain citizenship, they first bought two apartments and then established a company.
00:11:34Here is the ongoing process in 2022-2023.
00:11:36Then she says, "They gave a portion of this money, and regarding the rest," she asks, "How is it?" referring to Mansur Yavaş's daughter.
00:11:50He says that when buying an apartment in England, loans were used, a debt financing system was used, and so on.
00:11:57He says that a similar system existed here as well.
00:12:02He also says, "My children," says Ahmet Gökçek, "sold his car, sold his house, and sent the money legally through the bank."
00:12:17he says.
00:12:20Sinan Burhan said, "May God never let any journalist, any colleague, fall into such a situation."
00:12:26Even if you're a pro-government journalist, what if Melik Gökçek himself can't defend himself?
00:12:31Why are you getting involved in this?
00:12:33If you're going to appear on live television in front of millions of people with an argument about obtaining German citizenship, please do your research.
00:12:42Germany is not a European Union country where the golden visa program is in effect.
00:12:49Whether you buy real estate, obtain a residence permit in Germany through an investor visa (known as a blue card), or find employment,
00:12:58Even citizenship requires a different procedure.
00:13:01There is absolutely no guarantee that you will be granted citizenship simply because you have residency there, nor do you have such a right.
00:13:08So, there is no such provision in Germany's immigration laws.
00:13:11No, that's completely false.
00:13:12Melih Gökçek is also lying.
00:13:14If Melih Gökçek said it was for the session, and Sinan Burhan interpreted it as citizenship, then Melih Gökçek should once again consider who he spoke to.
00:13:21Let him review it.
00:13:23But they talk about citizenship, the liar's candle didn't even burn until bedtime.
00:13:27The lie collapsed right during the live broadcast.
00:13:30Melih Gökçek is outright lying here.
00:13:34Your daughter, your daughter-in-law—let me correct myself, your son Ahmet Gökçek and his wife—have established companies in Germany, sir. First you say I don't have that, then you say...
00:13:44They got it, they got it for this reason, they got citizenship.
00:13:46No, Melih Gökçek, who criticizes Germany at every opportunity, saying things like, "Look, there were floods in Germany, especially in the Rhineland-Falls region," is the same person who criticizes Türkiye at every opportunity.
00:13:58A severe flood disaster.
00:13:59Melih is someone with such low-level criticisms that he even takes the flood there, the flood disaster, to the point of mocking Germany.
00:14:08Gokcek.
00:14:09Apparently, they can't find tomatoes in Germany, and even Turkish expatriates are complaining that the shelves are empty.
00:14:13A man who posts tweets like this, whose daughter-in-law and son only started a company in Germany 2-3 years ago, and which has zero employees and no turnover...
00:14:23It's not a crime.
00:14:23But why Germany? You're sending this money out to Germany. Meanwhile, Melih Gökçek says he bought it with a loan while defending himself, right?
00:14:34There are two questions that need answering.
00:14:36I am directing these questions to the Chairman of the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) and the Minister of Treasury, Mehmet Şimşek. This loan was given to Melih Gökçek, that is, Melih Gökçek.
00:14:46'Who gave this loan to his son, and which bank gave it to his daughter-in-law?'
00:14:50I heard the name of a state-owned bank. They needed collateral for this loan because the company hadn't even started operations there yet.
00:14:58The company has no turnover.
00:14:59Ahmet Gökçek and his wife, who don't even have residence permits in Germany, were denied a loan of 4.5 million euros, or even 4.5 euros, by a German bank.
00:15:08It doesn't provide credit.
00:15:09They probably mortgaged or offered another asset or property as collateral to the state-owned bank.
00:15:15So, he took out a loan using that amount, 4.5 million euros out of that 8 million euros. Let's ask the question then.
00:15:22Explain this to Mehmet Şimşek and to Şahap Kavcıoğlu, the head of the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK).
00:15:26Which state-owned bank did Melih Gökçek obtain a loan from to carry out this operation?
00:15:32Is the source of the money he offered as collateral transparent and legal? Was it laundered or not?
00:15:39Because if you have used a public bank as a tool for these dealings of Melih Gökçek and the Gökçek family,
00:15:45In the future, you will cause trouble for Türkiye, its banks, and state-owned banks, not only in this investigation but in other investigations as well.
00:15:54Melih Gökçek is actually, Melih Gökçek is actually cornered.
00:15:59By the way, Osman Gökçek is in the photo, in the images, right?
00:16:03Melih Gökçek was with his father, and his son Ahmet Gökçek was also with him; this son was never seen.
00:16:08This scandal has made it this visible for the first time.
00:16:12I checked Osman Gökçek's last tweet, and it turns out Osman Gökçek doesn't tweet anymore.
00:16:18You know, the kind of person who tweets about every little thing, every bug, instantly reacting to everything with their father...
00:16:24It's like someone is on the phone 24/7, guarding their Twitter account, or account X, constantly watching over it.
00:16:30Osman Gökçek and Melih Gökçek have become completely silent on this issue.
00:16:35Osman Gökçek, AKP Ankara Member of Parliament, why aren't you answering?
00:16:39In her latest tweets, she has a photo with Erdoğan; they met during a celebration.
00:16:46On August 14th, exactly on August 14th, an official ceremony at the gendarmerie.
00:16:51Why isn't Osman Gökçek responding?
00:16:53Why would he answer?
00:16:56Look, he's with his sister-in-law, and his sister-in-law owns a villa in Narlıdere, İzmir, worth 300 million Turkish Lira.
00:17:03He owns a villa in Ankara worth at least 600 million Turkish Lira.
00:17:10Let's ask the question that Mansur Yavaş asked.
00:17:13How did you obtain this money with civil servant salaries and parliamentary salaries?
00:17:17Melih Gökçek is the Mayor of Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, he said.
00:17:20Can you just account for these two villas, the one billion lira villa?
00:17:24How does Beyaz TV, a television channel, become run by the son of a former mayor?
00:17:29So, at the age of 25-30, he became a television owner.
00:17:32How do you operate that television station?
00:17:34Tahir Sarıkaya and Cem Küçük were also arrested there as part of the investigation.
00:17:38Another Beyaz TV employee left; there was an arrest warrant against him.
00:17:43I will tell the prosecutor everything I know, he said.
00:17:45He's also in custody.
00:17:47Now, will Tahir Sarıkaya, that reporter, and Cem Küçük confess to the money laundering activities related to the Gökçek family?
00:17:54According to the information I have, Cem Küçük sent a message regarding this investigation, which is based on last week's news.
00:18:00If he is not helped in this matter, if he is not rescued from his predicament regarding the Gökçek family,
00:18:07Cem Küçük, through his lawyers, is reportedly saying that he will reveal a lot of information about the Gökçek family by becoming an informant and taking advantage of the leniency offered for those who show remorse.
00:18:15Well, Osman Gökçek, you're making comments like this everywhere, why don't you come out and speak up?
00:18:20And here's the answer to that, the answer to that, the journalist Murat, who first reported on real estate investments in Germany, is the one who first covered this news.
00:18:31Agirel,
00:18:31Stating that Melih Gökçek's son and daughter-in-law established a company and purchased real estate in Germany,
00:18:36Murat Ağırel stated that the prosecutor's office had also invited him to testify as a witness, and that he would share and provide all the documents he possessed to the prosecutor's office.
00:18:48he said.
00:18:49There were all sorts of accusations, smear campaigns, attempted lynchings, and character assassination attempts.
00:18:56As you can see today, all of that has been confirmed.
00:18:58After I submit the scientific documents to the prosecutor's office tomorrow, it will become clear that this matter did not happen as he described it.
00:19:04You'll see, and I'll explain all the details about it on their broadcast on Monday.
00:19:11Murat Ağırel was scheduled to give his testimony today.
00:19:14There had been no developments regarding his statement prior to the broadcast.
00:19:19Of course, the fact that you're going as a witness clearly means the prosecutor invited you to collect the information and documents you have, the parts you published and didn't publish, and your statement.
00:19:31So, what was Melih Gökçek's first assessment after hearing the news of the counter-investigation against this investigation?
00:19:38On his personal X account, he writes in all caps and in a style that annoys people, slandering this and that.
00:19:46This is a man who does nothing but steal.
00:19:49So, as the saying goes, "what goes around comes around," and I'm submitting myself to the Turkish judiciary.
00:19:55Mr. Melih, look, you called a couple of people over the weekend, you called important figures in the AKP.
00:20:01You called your old friends and asked them for help.
00:20:05What did one of your friends say to you?
00:20:09He said that Tayyip Bey has one condition here.
00:20:14If you behave yourselves, even if you don't support Bilal Erdoğan's candidacy and the work he will do in the subsequent period, Erdoğan is already yours anyway.
00:20:24They don't want to be near each other.
00:20:25Neither the family nor Bilal Erdoğan wants it.
00:20:27Therefore, you should mind your own business, step aside, and stop bothering people on Twitter and elsewhere with your dismissive tone and attitude; people are already fed up enough with you.
00:20:39You have become an object of hatred.
00:20:41So, did the message you received, through you, tell Erdoğan and the AKP not to further fuel the criticism and hatred directed at them regarding their actions?
00:20:51He gave it.
00:20:52This is information I have confirmed, and if you are going to investigate this matter and the case is actually closed after taking statements, then you are openly spreading false information.
00:21:03If this is going to be turned into a crime and then transformed into a counter-operation against Murat Ağırel and the journalists and television stations that published these news stories, then you...
00:21:16You said you would back down and remain silent.
00:21:20Isn't this a dirty deal?
00:21:23Since you're so confident, go ahead and give your statement like a lion.
00:21:26Since you have nothing to explain about your assets, your children, your family, go ahead and do whatever you want, even if Murat Ağırel makes the news or someone else does.
00:21:37If he does, go talk to him.
00:21:38But that's not the case, is it?
00:21:39You too have been collecting files against Erdoğan since day one.
00:21:42He is always on your heels, and he has very serious evidence of corruption, tender irregularities, bribery, embezzlement, and favoritism against you.
00:21:54There are dozens of files involving crimes that cause harm to the public interest.
00:21:57What files does Erdoğan have in his possession, what's the point?
00:22:01Mansur Yavaş is the Mayor of Ankara Metropolitan Municipality.
00:22:04He has been governing Ankara for two terms.
00:22:07After you, Mustafa Tunay dismissed you, even though Erdoğan had already been elected.
00:22:11Justice has actually been served.
00:22:14You didn't win the 2014 election.
00:22:16You went there unilaterally, and while those disputes were still ongoing, before Mansur Yavaş's objection to the vote count was even decided, you received the certificate of election from the provincial election board.
00:22:26You finished the job.
00:22:28And after that, Mansur Yavaş, who now occupies that seat, submitted nearly a hundred files to the prosecutor's office after you.
00:22:37These are criminal complaints.
00:22:39And that statement from the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor is strange anyway.
00:22:43The prosecutor's office says an investigation has been launched ex officio to uncover the material truth.
00:22:49You have before you reports prepared by a state institution, a municipality, its official bodies, inspectors, and inspection boards.
00:22:57Why haven't you opened those files and investigated the factual truth until now?
00:23:02Because today we are heading towards an election.
00:23:06An early election is on the horizon.
00:23:07It is unclear whether Erdoğan will be able to run for re-election.
00:23:10The constitutional amendment regarding this may not be completed before the election.
00:23:14Let's leave it until after the election.
00:23:15After that, they say we'll just cut out Öcalan, the DEM Party, and everyone else, and do what we know best.
00:23:21On the other hand, there are plans concerning the CHP.
00:23:23Under these circumstances, it was clear that this operation was coming.
00:23:28Of course you can't explain yourself if you're dirty.
00:23:31If you can't say, "Look, I haven't eaten raw meat, so why does my stomach hurt?", and if you live in a glass palace, you shouldn't throw stones at anyone's windows.
00:23:45Mr. Melih, please explain your point, get to the point.
00:23:49Don't label or slander people, especially journalists, who are simply doing their job.
00:23:55When the tables turn, you will also be held accountable for those slanders.
00:23:59But the information I have is that if you receive this message, the Palace President Erdoğan thinks you haven't received it yet.
00:24:05When you receive this message, you, the Chief Public Prosecutor of Ankara, will be the one to decide that there is no basis for legal prosecution in this case.
00:24:12Meanwhile, our poll is live. Please feel free to share your thoughts on the Melih Gökçek investigation.
00:24:18Gökçek is acquitted, Gökçek is arrested, nothing happens.
00:24:22I have no idea, no answer.
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00:24:48Look, this is the behind-the-scenes story of the Gökçek Operation, the phone calls that took place this weekend, and the investigation that began with Murat Ağırel's departure today.
00:24:59The fact that this first step has been taken actually indicates that both autumn and winter will be very warm in Ankara starting from September.
00:25:07The political cauldron is boiling in Ankara.
00:25:10While the political cauldron is boiling in Ankara, what is AKP leader and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan doing?
00:25:18He visited Anıtkabir on the occasion of August 30 Victory Day and Turkish Armed Forces Day.
00:25:24Erdoğan's walk along the Lion's Path and his procession at Anıtkabir were once again the most followed and closely watched parts on social media.
00:25:39Yes, wreaths are laid at Atatürk's mausoleum.
00:25:44Erdoğan looks tired, exhausted, and somewhat weak.
00:25:49As they take steps, bend down, and straighten up, it becomes increasingly evident day by day, both in the images here and during their walk on the Lion's Path.
00:26:02It's no secret that his health is deteriorating, especially physically, and his physical capacity is slowing down day by day; yes, he's having difficulty walking.
00:26:14And here, after the wreath-laying ceremony at Anıtkabir, right in front of Erdoğan, there was the entire general, the Ankara Garrison Commander, the 4th Corps, and
00:26:29The behavior of Ankara Garrison Commander, Major General Emre Tayanç, during the playing of the Turkish National Anthem was also captured on camera.
00:26:54The military units inside Anıtkabir, General Emre Tayanç is reciting the National Anthem so loudly inside Anıtkabir.
00:27:04'ni.
00:27:05Behind him, of course, are Erdoğan, Minister of National Defence Yaşar Güler, Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan, Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, and the Minister of Culture and Tourism.
00:27:12Minister Mehmet Nuri Yılmaz, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, Minister of Transport Abdülkadir Uraloğlu, Minister of Family and Social Policies, Minister of Technology.
00:27:23We don't know if this was a message to Erdoğan or the government, but there's rarely such a pattern in established practices.
00:27:31Could the Imralı negotiations involve three high-ranking PKK leaders being brought from Kandil on February 1-2 to secretly meet with Abdullah Öcalan?
00:27:42The publication of those minutes by media outlets close to the PKK, and the condolences offered by PKK militants in Van, Diyarbakır, Urfa, various cities, and even districts of Istanbul...
00:27:55setting up tents
00:27:56And words were spoken there that are truly incompatible with peace and brotherhood, and now these conversations are being shared on social media,
00:28:05We don't know if this was an expression of discontent within the Turkish Armed Forces regarding all of this.
00:28:10But now, let's look at a photograph; that photograph is very interesting, and it has also gone down in history.
00:28:17In this photo, taken at Anıtkabir, look, President Erdoğan is at the very front, signing the Anıtkabir memorial book.
00:28:26His security chief is behind him.
00:28:30The head of security, immediately to the right of Erdoğan, the general from earlier, the general is holding a sword, that is, he is holding his sword.
00:28:42The head of security's attention and gaze are constantly on the entire general.
00:28:48Because there's a sword.
00:28:48When Erdoğan goes to certain ceremonies and events, for example, when he inspects the commandos or special forces there,
00:28:58The archives contain photographs of the pistols and rifles, showing them without magazines.
00:29:05It's right here, of course, along with the sword.
00:29:07That's an interesting image.
00:29:08Here, the gaze of Erdoğan's security chief is fixed on the Turkish Armed Forces, specifically on the commander of the 4th Corps, a full general.
00:29:17Emre is there now, and all General Emre, what he did here, is already standing at attention.
00:29:24Akın Gürlek is also in the background.
00:29:27Look, in the back, there's the Speaker of the Parliament, Numan Kurtulmuş.
00:29:31To the left of Erdoğan, and representing President Erdoğan, is Cevdet Cilmaz.
00:29:36And according to protocol, the leader of the main opposition party believes the new party will eventually have 91 members of parliament.
00:29:41Currently, it is the second largest party in parliament, after the AKP, and has the most seats.
00:29:46Akin Gurlek is looking at her.
00:29:48Next to him is AKP parliamentary group leader Abdullah Güler, the representative from Sivas.
00:29:54Interesting.
00:29:56Akın Gürlek is looking at Özgür Özel.
00:29:59Of course, it's not fully in the frame here.
00:30:01There is a protocol here, after all.
00:30:03State Bahçeli and Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu are also here.
00:30:05Here are the other ministers, advisors, and the President of the Constitutional Court, Kadir Özkaya.
00:30:09That's very interesting.
00:30:11Akın Gürlek seemed to be thinking, "What is this doing here?"
00:30:14Ultimately, the CHP, within the CHP, in the nullification decision, and in the fragmentation of the CHP, played the biggest role.
00:30:22And a Minister of Justice who doesn't even hesitate to express his opinion.
00:30:25While he was the Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul, he was in charge of the operation against Ekrem İmamoğlu and CHP-led municipalities.
00:30:31Since becoming Minister of Justice in February, he has also been trying to make things happen within the CHP in Ankara.
00:30:36This photograph at Anıtkabir (Atatürk's Mausoleum) shows that in Ankara, the Cold War was actually raging; yes, the political cauldron was boiling, but...
00:30:46The uncertainty surrounding the post-Erdoğan era there is causing everyone to be on guard.
00:30:53Nobody knows what will happen.
00:30:55Hakan Fidan was already considered a loser from the start, especially in the face of Bilal Erdoğan.
00:31:02Will Akın Gürlek succeed in this endeavor or not? When the tables turn tomorrow or the day after, will he be tried in the Supreme Court or not?
00:31:10It seeks answers to these questions within itself.
00:31:12Just as we were discussing this photograph, Selçuk Bayraktar, the younger son-in-law of AKP leader and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, entered politics for the first time.
00:31:24He blinked once.
00:31:25If someone were to come up with strange excuses and external agendas to obstruct these matters for their own benefit...
00:31:33Bayraktar, who said "we will wage every kind of struggle then," did not clarify who or what he was referring to when he said "some people."
00:31:46If this struggle has won the hearts of our nation and these planes will continue to fly
00:31:53If the works created by these children will receive the recognition they deserve, then of course there is no need for this.
00:31:58But if someone were to come up with strange excuses, external agendas, and put obstacles in the way of these things for their own benefit...
00:32:07We're talking about hundreds of thousands of projects here.
00:32:10Then I'll do it.
00:32:11Then we'll engage in every kind of struggle, right?
00:32:19Selçuk Bayraktar had never commented on politics until now.
00:32:24Candaş answers Tolga Işık's questions and first asks, "If I entered politics, would you vote for me?"
00:32:32Selçuk Bayraktar asks a question to Candaş Tolga Işık.
00:32:35Can you imagine what journalism has become?
00:32:38Candaş Tolga Işık also says he will give it.
00:32:40What kind of partisanship is this?
00:32:42What kind of flattery is this?
00:32:44Anyway, Candaş Tolga Işık then says, "But the game would be wasted because I won't do such a thing."
00:32:50"Then I'm taking my vote back," he says.
00:32:52Then, he says the words you just heard.
00:32:56Look, he says, if anyone was going to put obstacles in our way, it would have to be up to now.
00:33:00Look, I support, in principle, what Selçuk Bayraktar's older brother, Haluk Bayraktar, is doing in UAV and weapons projects.
00:33:10But let's not overlook this distinction here.
00:33:14I wonder if all the doors of the Turkish Armed Forces would have been so open to him if he hadn't been Erdoğan's son-in-law?
00:33:20Would he be able to bid on the tenders independently?
00:33:23Would those doors be open to him every year at the Gölcük Naval Command for techno festivals and technology festivals?
00:33:32Other companies, other defense industry companies, are being seized one by one through espionage and other national security investigations,
00:33:41In a place where a trustee has been appointed, can we even talk about fair competition?
00:33:47If there is fair competition, and it is transparent regardless of who is involved, we support it.
00:33:50But nowhere in the world can anyone claim that the son-in-law of a president, especially a president affiliated with a political party, does not cause unfair competition.
00:34:00Let's leave that aside for politics: Bilal Erdoğan, Berat Albayrak, Erdoğan's eldest son-in-law, Esra Erdoğan's wife...
00:34:10All these allegations keep coming up regarding Berat Albayrak.
00:34:13He blinks from time to time, too.
00:34:15In fact, in the event of a tribal change and the election turning around, Erdoğan is planning to somehow give his son-in-law a ministerial position.
00:34:20Selçuk Bayraktar said no for the first time, if someone is going to attack us, if the conditions change, then we will fight in every way.
00:34:30I exist.
00:34:31So I'll enter politics too.
00:34:32I will be a part of this struggle, standing alongside Bilal Erdoğan.
00:34:37I already refer to the Erdoğan family's Bilal plan from time to time.
00:34:42If Bilal Erdoğan, as the leader of the AKP, can become president, he will become president.
00:34:46His sons-in-law will also assist him by taking on roles as ministers or advisors in the cabinet and within the party.
00:34:55The family will rally around Bilal.
00:35:00That's all the bargaining is about.
00:35:01But while this bargaining was ongoing, the palace, which dealt a blow to the CHP, took action regarding Muharrem İnce, who left the CHP and founded the Homeland Party.
00:35:12He's reviving a plan.
00:35:16He left CHP and founded his own party.
00:35:19Muharrem İnce, who later returned to the CHP, decided to continue with the void administration.
00:35:23Without naming names, İnce criticized the new party leader, Özgür Özel.
00:35:36I didn't resign from CHP and go join another party.
00:35:41I founded the party myself.
00:35:44Forming a political party isn't like making pickles, you know.
00:35:47It was a tough job.
00:35:48If you're going to start it with halal money, it's a tough job.
00:35:51Legitimate money.
00:36:00Yes, Muharrem İnce was at the CHP provincial headquarters in Balıkesir, and even the year 2018 was written in small letters on the posters announcing the meeting; it said "Our Presidential candidate Muharrem İnce".
00:36:14he says.
00:36:14So, a wordplay was also used.
00:36:16With all due respect to Muharrem İnce, in 2018, everyone, including young people and lawyers, mobilized.
00:36:23Even if they put 3000 lawyers in their robes in the back of cars, I'm waiting for them in Ankara.
00:36:27If the Supreme Election Council (YSK) were to turn around a bakery, we would block their path and say we would hold them back.
00:36:31But what message did he send to İsmail Küçükkaya that night?
00:36:33While the counting is still underway, while the dispute continues.
00:36:36He sent a message saying the man had won even before the appeals were decided.
00:36:41He is a name that has disappointed millions of young people, millions of opposition figures, and millions of people who want a change in government.
00:36:49Now he's trying to give lessons on political ethics.
00:36:52So, let's ask Mr. Muharrem: with what money did you establish the Homeland Party?
00:36:56Okay, you've set it up.
00:36:57You're talking about halal money, right?
00:36:58So you're implying that the new party wasn't founded with legitimate funds?
00:37:03"I left the CHP, but I didn't join another party," he says.
00:37:06Have people switched to another party?
00:37:08Weren't they thrown out of this house by CHP members with kicks, punches, water cannons, and tear gas, with doors being broken down?
00:37:15Didn't you even give a speech on top of a bus alongside Özgür Özel in those early days?
00:37:20Haven't you met with Ekrem İmamoğlu?
00:37:22It seems Muharrem İnce has been given a new assignment.
00:37:26He's already warming up to that role by gradually traveling from city to city, district to district.
00:37:30Do you know why?
00:37:32According to the information I have, and this is information I have confirmed,
00:37:37Muharrem İnce and the CHP continuing together is only possible if it prevents some of the CHP's votes from going to the new party and ensures they remain with the CHP.
00:37:47A proposal or opinion to this effect was conveyed to Erdoğan.
00:37:49A report was submitted, and based on this report, Erdoğan decided to hold an extraordinary congress where Kılıçdaroğlu would be removed and Muharrem İnce would be appointed as the party leader.
00:38:01It gives a correct signal.
00:38:03Muharrem İnce is also making preparations for this.
00:38:05No, sir, there are no people who have left the CHP; they will return one day, but first there needs to be transparency, they need to be held accountable.
00:38:14Let's ask Muharrem İnce, while you are dissolving the Homeland Party, while you are making the decision to close it down, what about the salaries of the employees working in the provinces, districts and organizations of the Homeland Party?
00:38:24Who did you have pay your debts, such as social security contributions, taxes, government bills, electricity and water bills?
00:38:31When Özgür Özel, the then-CHP leader, accepted your return to the CHP, he did so by offering whatever resources were at your disposal, including buses and buildings.
00:38:39They bought tables and chairs, but they weren't worth a penny.
00:38:42How much of your debt did Özgür Özel pay off?
00:38:44So, look, there's a meticulously crafted plan here, orchestrated by the palace.
00:38:50Even if they raise the electoral threshold to five percent, they will still keep the CHP below that threshold.
00:38:55In the 2023 election, Muharrem İnce, together with Sinan Oğan, secured around five and a half percent of the vote, preventing Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu from winning in the first round.
00:39:06vote.
00:39:06If they hadn't been candidates for the CHP, Muharrem İnce and Sinan Oğan would have won against Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu in the first round.
00:39:12Despite all the good choices, this was still the case.
00:39:15But in the second round, what did he do? He withdrew and was left in limbo.
00:39:18Why?
00:39:19Because Erdoğan had already saved himself from certain investigations on this condition.
00:39:23He prefers to avoid giving a clear answer on these matters, instead resorting to slander left and right.
00:39:29But it's clear that the CHP is continuing its preparations to oust Kılıçdaroğlu through Muharrem İnce and put forward Muharrem İnce as the CHP's candidate.
00:39:41He is doing.
00:39:42Another heart-stopping, worrying piece of news from the weekend, making everyone wonder "what happened?", was about comedian Cem Yılmaz.
00:39:51The news was that he had suffered a heart attack.
00:39:53Surgeon Dr. M. Türker Pabuççu pointed out something unnoticed in the photo shared by comedian Cem Yılmaz from his hospital room where he was being treated after a heart attack.
00:40:03He explained one detail.
00:40:04Here are the words that shocked everyone.
00:40:08This photo that Cem Yılmaz posted from the hospital contains a very important detail regarding the heart attack he suffered.
00:40:14Who noticed?
00:40:15This is him in his 30s, this is him in his 40s, and this is him in his 50s.
00:40:19Now I want you to focus on Cem Yılmaz's earlobe.
00:40:21Notice how this line on Cem Yılmaz's earlobe has become more prominent and deeper as he's gotten older.
00:40:27In cardiology, we call this deep horizontal line on the earlobe the Frank sign.
00:40:32This line usually starts to become noticeable in your 30s, and becomes even more prominent in your 50s.
00:40:37The Frankish sign has three phases.
00:40:38In the first stage, it appears as slight wrinkles.
00:40:40In the second stage, the line on the earlobe becomes more prominent.
00:40:43And in stage 3, the earlobe is divided into two lobes by a deep fissure.
00:40:47We know that people with Frank's sign on their earlobe have an increased incidence of heart attacks.
00:40:53But the important point here is that this is not a cause-and-effect relationship; it's a correlation relationship.
00:40:59So studies have shown that heart attacks are more common, especially in people over 40 with a stage 3 Frank line in the earlobe.
00:41:06It has been observed to be very common.
00:41:13The Frank line is the line that forms the bed on the earlobe.
00:41:17This is the first time I've heard of this.
00:41:19Of course, the surgeon, the cardiologist, surgeon Dr. M. Türker, the shoemaker, is saying this.
00:41:26He's saying something interesting.
00:41:27"Look," he says, "I've put Cem Yılmaz's photos from when he was 30, 40, and 53 side by side."
00:41:34"I noticed the line on her earlobe in the photo she shared from the hospital," he says.
00:41:40He says it has become very complicated.
00:41:42Look, this is the Frank line, the Frank line, the line on the earlobe becomes distinct in the first stage.
00:41:49And in stage 3, the earlobe deepens in this way.
00:41:52It's becoming a crack.
00:41:54This is a heart attack.
00:41:56Singer Fatih Yürek also passed away from a heart attack.
00:41:59This could be a sign, he says.
00:42:00Of course, we're now leaving this to cardiologists, heart surgeons, and heart specialists, but...
00:42:06Again, cardiology specialist Prof. Dr. Muhammed Keskin.
00:42:10He says that here, the first two hours, or even the first 90 minutes, are life-saving periods.
00:42:16Both intervention is necessary and, in the meantime, a medical center should be urgently contacted as soon as signs of a heart attack appear.
00:42:24If possible, it is very important to go to a hospital, a fully equipped hospital.
00:42:28These details and symptoms must be clearly explained to the 112 Emergency Call Center.
00:42:32Intervening and opening the blood vessel within the first 2 hours is vital.
00:42:36"Pressure, tightness, and burning sensation in the chest, along with pain radiating to the left arm or jaw, are the most prominent signals," says Prof. Muhammed Keskin.
00:42:44Yılmaz points out that the most critical factor in his case was the efficient management of time from the moment he arrived at the emergency room.
00:42:52And he's talking about the vein detail that left her widowed.
00:42:56Anterior myocardial infarction (IM) is a type of blood vessel that, technically speaking, affects the front of the heart.
00:43:03This, he says, is a coronary artery called a LED, or LAD.
00:43:09Cem Yılmaz says he's stuck.
00:43:13He notes that this is known colloquially as the "widow's vein" and is one of the veins frequently involved in heart attacks, particularly in men.
00:43:24The average age for heart attacks in Türkiye is around 55.
00:43:27It is pointed out that 53-year-old Cem Yılmaz also falls into a commonly encountered age group.
00:43:32But it also points out here that smoking is a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
00:43:39We send our best wishes for a speedy recovery to Cem Yılmaz.
00:43:43But this is truly interesting, this initial information, that is, Türker Pabuccu's knowledge regarding that Frank line.
00:43:52Of course, I also showed it to my editor while I was preparing the news story.
00:43:55So I asked, "What's the situation with the line on my earlobe?"
00:43:57Of course, we also made the diagnosis based on Professor Türker Pabuccu's diagnosis.
00:44:04My brother said he's doing well, but of course, only God knows.
00:44:07May God grant us all health and well-being, but after the age of 50, we need to be a little more careful.
00:44:13But now, medical literature is also encountering cases of heart attacks at a young age after Covid vaccines.
00:44:21He's trying to explain that too.
00:44:22There are those who put forward different opinions.
00:44:24Be careful, be very careful.
00:44:26And next up is news about a judge, a judge, a judge, a judge who was dismissed.
00:44:40Hüseyin Çelik's assessment will follow shortly.
00:44:42Yes, before we get to that judge, before we get to Judge Sidar, there's this Hüseyin Çelik's article published in Independent Turkish about what's actually happening in Türkiye.
00:44:54I will share some excerpts from his article with you.
00:44:56Following Bülent Hüseyin Çelik's statement last week, this statement from another founding member of the AKP is significant.
00:45:01The existence and functioning of religious orders and communities is a reality not only in this country but also in the world.
00:45:08If Doğu Perinçek and those like him are pleased with something, know that you are on the wrong path.
00:45:12He's saying this to Erdoğan.
00:45:14"You are following a path that pleases Doğu Perinçek," he says to Erdoğan without mentioning his name.
00:45:18Not being humiliated when defeated, and not being tyrannical when victorious, are also Islamic principles.
00:45:24In all popular cases in our country, the presumption of innocence is trampled upon.
00:45:29Seizing people's assets and appointing trustees to their companies before their guilt is definitively proven are practices that have been frequently resorted to in recent years.
00:45:36And I believe it leads to irreparable mistakes and injustices.
00:45:40If the Süleymancı or Süleymanlıs were led not by Alihan Kuriş, but by Mehmet Bayezid Denizolgun, one of the founders and a member of parliament of the AKP, or by someone later on...
00:45:51If his son Fatih Süleyman Denizolgun, who is a member of parliament for the AKP, had been found, would this operation still have been carried out?
00:46:00Bülent Arış had also asked this question.
00:46:02So, if Fatih Süleyman Denizolgun and Bayezid Denizolgun were still at the head of the community, this operation that was carried out against Alihan Kuriş and his friends would not have happened.
00:46:13Would the trustee appointments and arrests still be made?
00:46:15Would this operation be carried out again?
00:46:17Or would Alparslan Kuitul have received the same treatment if he were a staunch AKP supporter?
00:46:23Alparslan Kuitul was also imprisoned the following day for defending Alihan Kuriş of the Süleymanlıs.
00:46:30He was transferred to Erzurum Closed Prison, while his wife, Semra Kuitul, was transferred to Diyarbakır Closed Prison.
00:46:35Here is information that shows how justice is trampled upon, and after quoting Hüseyin Çelik's comment, there is a judge.
00:46:46A judge who was dismissed from his profession.
00:46:49Who's this?
00:46:50Sidar Demiroglu.
00:46:51Sidar Demiroğlu says, "Are you looking for evidence of a conspiracy? Then here you go."
00:46:56HSK has decided to dismiss him from his profession, but there are also ongoing cases against him in the Supreme Court.
00:47:03Examples include controversial release decisions, bribery, and financial misconduct allegations.
00:47:07For example, those arrested in drug trafficking investigations include Ramazan Kentaç, Musüt Doğru, Ersin Coşkün, Hakan Bal, Yılmaz Gürçay, Atilla Yıldırım, Mesut Yüksel, and Aliye.
00:47:17The decisions regarding Karataş, Murat Karataş, Hakan Karataş, and Emre Saka are under review.
00:47:22Because they have numerous releases and court cases against them in arms trafficking investigations concerning Nedim Gündoğdu, Yıldırım Tuğrul Kort, and Umut Halkan.
00:47:30The decisions made are also in the HSK's file.
00:47:33The release of Umut Üçgülle, who was arrested for looting, and Sabahattin Şahin and Ertuğrul Mertor, who were under investigation for illegal banditry, was also considered.
00:47:40And according to the chief inspector's investigation, Ramazan Kentaç, Mesut Doğru, Hakan Bal, and Atilla Yıldırım could not be recaptured after their release.
00:47:49And he's meeting again with the judge who issued the arrest warrant.
00:47:53He's trying to pressure the person by telling them to look at the person's file not once, not twice, but three or four times.
00:47:58Once again, he issues an acquittal in an attempted murder case.
00:48:01A new case is being opened regarding the bribery allegations.
00:48:04The Council of Judges and Prosecutors is opening a new case file regarding allegations that it granted releases in exchange for favors in 116 main cases by 2026.
00:48:13There is a mismatch between his income and expenses.
00:48:16And actually, after this release decision, he's now trying to explain himself, but while explaining, he's actually talking about the judiciary, what they've done to the justice system.
00:48:26Ersan Şen, Prof. Dr. Ersan Şen, sought to obtain a court order to block access to the video he published about himself.
00:48:33Ersan Şen is meeting with Sidar Demiroğlu, who was a judge at that time.
00:48:39As a citizen, when you file a lawsuit, are you able to meet with the judge?
00:48:42Isn't this forbidden?
00:48:43What makes Ersan Şen special?
00:48:45She later deleted the tweet about him.
00:48:47Did Ersan Şen say or do whatever he said?
00:48:49He says, "While I was talking to you, couldn't you even pay the babysitter?"
00:48:53My child was with me too.
00:48:54Sidar Demiroğlu also involves his young child in the matter.
00:48:58Look what it says here:
00:48:59I have presented concrete evidence proving that the process I experienced was a despicable conspiracy orchestrated by İsmail Üçer, the former Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul Anatolian Republic.
00:49:06And I have sent numerous petitions and complaints to the Secretary General of the HSK (Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors) about this person.
00:49:11But what good does that do?
00:49:13Ismail Üçer is one of the three prosecutors who closed the 17-25 December 2023 investigations.
00:49:19Irfan Fidan, Fuzuli Aydogdu, and Ismail Ucer, whose name is mentioned here.
00:49:25Do you know what İsmail Üçer did next?
00:49:27He was promoted so much that, look, İsmail Üçer, the name in the front, is now the Chief Public Prosecutor of Anatolia.
00:49:33Ismail Üçer, who reported Sider Demiroğlu to the HSK (Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors), was later promoted from Chief Public Prosecutor of Anatolia to member of the Supreme Court.
00:49:41He was also taken from there.
00:49:43He said there was a bribery tariff in my courthouse.
00:49:45Lifting the access restriction costs this much; imposing the access restriction costs this much in dollars; lifting the travel ban costs 200,000 dollars.
00:49:52He wrote this recipe himself.
00:49:53This is in the official HSK (Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors) archives.
00:49:56Sider Demiroğlu says that he set this up for me and keeps explaining it.
00:49:59Actually, in all his messages and tweets here, I'm saying that İsmail Üçer closed the 17-25 December 2013 investigations, the corruption investigations, that's why he's yours.
00:50:12This is one of the three prosecutors who issued a decision of non-prosecution because he saved Muammer Güler, who threatened to sleep at his doorstep, and the other three ministers.
00:50:21Ismail Ucer, Fuzuli Aydogdu, Irfan Fidan... guess where Irfan Fidan is right now?
00:50:26He was appointed a member of the Supreme Court. Then, without even serving two months in the Supreme Court, he became a member of the Constitutional Court.
00:50:32The current Acting President of the Constitutional Court will likely become the Acting President of the Constitutional Court in December.
00:50:37This is how Sider Demiroğlu tells İsmail Üçer, indirectly.
00:50:39Why, Sider Demiroğlu, was I fired from my job, dismissed from my profession, because you directly covered up the 17-25 December events, based on your petitions?
00:50:48He can't say, "You've received your reward for this; you've been promoted to the Supreme Court."
00:50:54I still haven't received any information regarding the status of my petitions, nor have I been informed about what happened, what's going on, or what actions have been taken.
00:51:01I have no information about that.
00:51:03But let me state this: I'm not at all curious.
00:51:05Because I know that, by nature, no document ever gets lost in the state.
00:51:08It is only kept until the day of the transaction.
00:51:10Look, Mr. Sider, you're not exactly innocent either. There are lawsuits, HSK inspectors have identified discrepancies between your assets and expenses, and your salary...
00:51:21The news reports say there are discrepancies in your assets, and that there are MASAK (Financial Crimes Investigation Board) reports to support this.
00:51:25Anyway, İsmail Efendi, who is known for constantly whining because the huge Chief Prosecutor's Office isn't enough for him, is referring to İsmail Uçer.
00:51:33Far from being investigated, he soon achieved his goal and was promoted to the Supreme Court.
00:51:38This is what we are saying.
00:51:39Judges and prosecutors whose robes lacked buttons and buttonholes signed only their own signatures on printed documents sent from the palace, because they had pledged allegiance to it.
00:51:49They climb the ranks five or ten steps at a time because they've ruined people's lives.
00:51:55Look, here's a dismissed judge saying to his colleague, "You did this."
00:52:03After all, you wouldn't give formula to a baby that doesn't cry, right?
00:52:05Ismail Efendi also received his share of the punishment: being told to shut up in return for tearing up the rugs.
00:52:11Please explain, Sidar Demiroğlu.
00:52:13What dirty deals are you involved in, and what deals will rob people of their freedom?
00:52:19Everyone has the right to know who is buying and selling what.
00:52:23Look, isn't Mehmet Akif Ersoy, the former general manager of Habertürk, currently under arrest?
00:52:28Look what's going on in the judiciary, in the courthouses; there are stock exchanges operating there.
00:52:33You don't need to go to the Istanbul Stock Exchange if you want to.
00:52:35Four people who demanded money from the imprisoned Mehmet Akif Ersoy by promising his release have been taken into custody.
00:52:41According to sources at the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, lawyer Erel Muallaoğlu visited the detained Ersoy in prison on August 20, 2026.
00:52:51During the meeting, Muallaoğlu stated that he could secure Ersoy's release and demanded 20 million TL in return.
00:53:00Following this, Ersoy, as a complainant, applied to the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office through his lawyer.
00:53:07Technical surveillance was initiated, and the lawyer was caught red-handed.
00:53:23Yes, the footage of the crime scene has also arrived.
00:53:25Look, this is how things work in courthouses.
00:53:28Remember Mücahit Birinci? Murat İlbağ goes to a businessman who is imprisoned in Tekirdağ prison and says, "There are 5 million here..."
00:53:40We're saying, "Sign 2 million, according to one account 2 million, according to another 5 million, and then leave, waving your arms around."
00:53:46Now, here too, I can save Mehmet Akif Ersoy, but he says this costs 20 million lira, of course, that lawyer told the prosecutor's office.
00:53:53reports.
00:53:53According to the law, a listening device and a hidden camera are placed on the lawyer.
00:53:57They meet in a cafe, and after those audio recordings and so on are obtained, the crime is proven, they are caught red-handed and sent to prison.
00:54:05For Mehmet Akif Ersoy to be released, he had to overcome the troubles he had unfortunately gotten himself into.
00:54:15He says that the building should be given other names.
00:54:19According to what was said in the courthouse corridors, he was just another one of those names that were used and then discarded.
00:54:25Just like with Cem Küçük, Rasim Ozan Kütahyalı, Veys Ateş, and others.
00:54:32Meanwhile, an interesting image has emerged from Istanbul.
00:54:37Individuals consuming alcohol in Istanbul's Fatih district were warned by a police drone.
00:54:44This is a police drone.
00:54:45Drinking alcohol is prohibited in this area.
00:54:48Leave the area immediately.
00:54:53Are the images ready?
00:54:55This is a police drone.
00:54:57Drinking alcohol is prohibited in this area.
00:54:59Leave the area immediately.
00:55:02This is a break.
00:55:04This is a police drone.
00:55:06Drinking alcohol is prohibited in this area.
00:55:08Leave the area immediately.
00:55:11This is a break.
00:55:13This is a police drone.
00:55:15Drinking alcohol is prohibited in this area.
00:55:17Leave.
00:55:18Cem Yılmaz, you know, we're saying "get well soon" after he had a heart attack.
00:55:21Meanwhile, Cem Yılmaz's health is improving.
00:55:25It reminded me of a scene from Cem Yılmaz's Gora movie, like when the character says, "Captain, something is approaching."
00:55:33For example, suddenly, people sitting on a bench there were drinking alcohol, we don't know about that.
00:55:38But the announcement said, "This is a police drone. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in this area. Leave immediately."
00:55:47So, it means these areas are being monitored day and night with drones.
00:55:51I don't know, some of your thoughts might be supportive, while others might be subject to privacy violations.
00:55:57In the public sphere, there might be people who say all sorts of things.
00:56:00And by the way, regarding İmamoğlu's lawyer, look at the state the courts have fallen into, the state the judiciary has fallen into, says Ekrem İmamoğlu.
00:56:08I would also like to bring to your attention the statements made by [Name of lawyer]'s lawyer, Mehmet Yıldırım.
00:56:14He says these things in his court testimony in a job called "Prison Life Guide".
00:56:22To counteract the negative effects of prison on your physical health, exercise is essential.
00:56:26The doctor asked if I was stressed.
00:56:29"Are you stressed?" he asked.
00:56:30I said I've been unjustly imprisoned for months.
00:56:33Since I'm in solitary confinement, I honestly don't have any security concerns.
00:56:36Isolation and quarantine are its only advantage.
00:56:38That's the only positive thing about isolation.
00:56:40Prisons are not a center for experience.
00:56:43These are not places to be romanticized or for heroic tales to be written.
00:56:47While the operation was being discussed within the Süleymanlar community, some circles were reportedly saying things like, "Our suitcases are packed, we're not afraid."
00:56:54I wish the issue were limited to having your suitcase packed and receiving a fair trial.
00:56:58Look, this is what a lawyer says.
00:57:00Why was he arrested?
00:57:01He was arrested for defending his client's rights, for defending İmamoğlu's rights, and for meeting with people using ETS records.
00:57:09And the Ministry of Justice authorized it.
00:57:11The prosecution of lawyers is subject to the permission of the Ministry of Justice for investigations.
00:57:15But as it turns out, when the people involved are their own cronies, they're not allowed to participate.
00:57:19But İmamoğlu's lawyer said that those well-type prisons in Tekirdağ are not places where heroic stories are written.
00:57:26Don't let our defiant attitude fool you.
00:57:27Many people, including myself, spend their time in prison under harsh solitary confinement.
00:57:33Here are some of the injustices in Türkiye.
00:57:35Where there are lawlessness, there can be no talk of an economy or recovery.
00:57:40By the way, I explained the phased retirement system to you last week, both in the middle of the day and on my own channel.
00:57:47The phased retirement plans are becoming a little more concrete.
00:57:51But on the other hand, the Ministry of National Education's budget is being squandered somewhere else.
00:57:57There is the Marif Foundation.
00:57:58The Ministry of National Education, which seized control of schools belonging to the Gülen Movement abroad through coercion and force, operates them through the Marif Foundation.
00:58:07How much money has been transferred from the Ministry of National Education budget to the Marif Foundation over the years?
00:58:13The Marif Foundation was established in June 2016, just before the coup attempt.
00:58:18From the coup attempt.
00:58:19It was established that year with 1 million lira.
00:58:21In 2016, 90 million TL is allocated from the National Education budget.
00:58:25In 2017, the numbers immediately doubled.
00:58:28241 million, 684 million in 2020, 3.5 billion in 2023, 5 billion in 2024, 800 million in 2025, 6 billion in 2026.
00:58:377 billion, 600 million TL.
00:58:39The Ministry of National Education has spent nearly 30 billion lira from its budget so far.
00:58:44So let's ask the Minister of National Education, Yusuf Tekin.
00:58:48You are being held liable for failing to purchase liquid soap, bar soap, and toilet paper for schools.
00:58:53With 30 billion lira, how many classrooms could be built? At least 1500 schools could be built for 20 million lira each, and 700-800 schools for 50 million lira each.
00:59:01If you provide one meal for the children, it costs one and a half billion [Turkish Lira].
00:59:05By what right are these funds, from the budget of the Ministry of National Education, from the taxes of the people, being used by the Mağrif Foundation without accountability, and why is the Court of Accounts investigating this?
00:59:15He doesn't object?
00:59:16How do you transfer funds from the Ministry of National Education budget to schools abroad?
00:59:20So there's a huge robbery going on here.
00:59:23When the rule of law returns and power changes in this robbery, the current chairman of the board of directors of the Mağrif Foundation, who is the former chairman of the board, is the one who was involved in this robbery.
00:59:35and its members, the Ministers of National Education, all of them the Minister of Finance.
00:59:39They will be held accountable for this because you cannot allocate or spend even a single penny with authority not specified or granted by law, yet they are doing so.
00:59:47So, has our survey concluded? Yes, our survey has concluded. We asked how the Melih Gökçek investigation would end.
00:59:55You gave the following answers: 45% said nothing will change, 35% said Gökçek will be acquitted, 15% said Gökçek will be arrested, and I have no opinion.
01:00:055%.
01:00:06Actually, it seems like you're more or less aware of the bargaining going on behind the scenes here.
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