Things Are Happening In Turkey, Bigly | The Daily Show

[@TheGrandy123]

The EU did a big mistake when refused to include turkey. As predicted by many experts, as they cant trust EU anymore, turkey turned to other side... they forgot one of thé very first goal of the EU : maintaining peace and stability by including people into a big common project...

[@honeybadger2705]

Turkey is a Muslim country..the Eu will never trust Muslims

[@anishrastogi4228]

Turkish president: "I used democracy to destroy democracy"

[@mucahid7334]

Bazi seyleri tek bir pencereden bakmayin lutfen

[@farfaraway8738]

He isn't Turkish i didn't hear he said i am Turkish

[@ghaz7211]

How could a man be so true?

[@denizkuruagac9133]

Like Palpatine

[@metehanakar0]

Yes very true, Democracy -cracy=Autocracy he is build this.

[@SadPanda94]

Wtf i live in turkey but even i did not know about hologram lol :D

[@emekli_nihilist]

Hahahha me too :)))

[@MadJackthePirrrate]

@@emekli_nihilist Oh boy, how you missed out. He was scared to go to Izmir in person, was hilarious. Izmir folk mocked it for weeks.

[@emekli_nihilist]

@@MadJackthePirrrate yeah i heard about Izmir case... But i saw the hologram for the first time :))))

[@T-mert]

Ya su sarigulun aday oldugu zamanlar varya. o zaman

[@lobora1486]

reis boyut atlamış ahiretten yayın yapıyor

[@daltonevans3412]

"we used to listen to the politicians and laugh at the comedians. now we laugh at the politicians and listen to the comedians." what kind of a world do we live in when we rely on shows like this to give us accurate information.. this is getting really biglier and biglier and it terrifies me.

[@egeks]

we laughed at zelenskiy in the past and now we listen

[@great_tech]

Actually, the CIA did the thing.... but failed

[@barankoyuncu6214]

lol, facts

[@busyguy8266]

Terribly failed

[@mehmetazizyavuz4257]

@@busyguy8266 guys cia didnt try anything at past,it was erdogans ally and whole thing was fake

[@adems.2600]

@@mehmetazizyavuz4257 you know where feto is?

[@mehmetazizyavuz4257]

@@adems.2600 ne anlatıyon bilader

[@Traumglanz]

The german journalist who Erdogan send to prison for critical articles against the government said recently: He gets along just fine with the two judges in his cell. No joke.

[@MrHodoAstartes]

Traumglanz Why wouldn't they? They obviously have a lot of common ground politically. Otherwise they wouldn't be there. Also he holds a Turkish passport in addition to the German one, which is the reason he can be held at all.

[@armedwombat6816]

+Björn Czaia: No, that's not how passports work. You're bound to the law of the land you're currently in. A foreign passport only means that you might get support from your gouvernment if the local justice system is overly inept or unfair. And even that's not a given.

[@Sami6102]

why would that be racist? R U stupid´?

[@gabrieldutilleux5089]

Traumglanz #FreeDeniz

[@yltraviole]

I don't really get why this is noteworthy? As Björn Czaia said, they probably have a lot in common.

[@ryds319]

Turkey on 15 July 2016 failed coup attempt. someone who knows the history of Turkey, understands what we have suffered from coups. And the ringleader of the night of the coup that we gave many martyrs that day is drinking tea in the USA. Sorry, I got a little too serious.

[@amirhaskic9006]

reason why he arested so many people is military coup.. witch you didn't mention!!!

[@sarahhe.5455]

yeah, a Military coup tries to get rid of a dictator.

[@alpersenturk7538]

@@sarahhe.5455 dictator ?%52 percent of the people voted for him. No matter what happens, he is the elected ruler. A coup that was set by the USA is no better than him. Go watch some western propaganda news, I bet that'll help to ease the pain of truth.

[@samuelj.robinson783]

What have witches got to do with it? And he was arresting journaļists and officials well before the coup took place and what exactly did the US have to do with it?

[@Salvaly0]

THE MUSLIMS ARE NOT HAPPY! They're not happy in Gaza .. They're not happy in Egypt .. They're not happy in Libya .. They're not happy in Morocco .. They're not happy in Iran .. They're not happy in Iraq .. They're not happy in Yemen .. They're not happy in Afghanistan .. They're not happy in Pakistan .. They're not happy in Syria .. They're not happy in Lebanon .. They're not happy in turkey.... SO, WHERE ARE THEY HAPPY? They're happy in the USA .. They're happy in Australia .. They're happy in Canada.. They're happy in England .. They're happy in France .. They're happy in Italy .. They're happy in Germany .. They're happy in Sweden .. They're happy in Norway .. They're happy in Holland .. They're happy in Denmark Basically, they're happy in every country that is not Muslim AND WHO DO THEY BLAME? Not Islam. Not their leadership. Not themselves. THEY BLAME THE COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN!

[@karaoglan4085]

@@Salvaly0 no muslims aren't happy in these country. And most of the countries you mention are controlled by France UK or USA. If they weren't happy in turkey they would fight and die against the coup attempt. But what can i except by a guy how calls him self james bond.

[@baturvardar123]

There are serious misunderstandings about the arrests. I don’t support him. I actually hate him as a Turkish citizen. But the arrests happened after the failed military coup attempt. All those generals, judges, prosecuters are members of the Gulen movement which is an Islamic group acting against our constitution. Fetullah Gulen is leader of the group and he is living in Pennslyvania since 1999. He never came Turkey even when there were no charges against him because he knew he could’t be safe here. Their members infiltrated the army, education system, Turkish law members (police,judges,prosecuters) etc. for 30+ years. Turkish seculars has always been opposing side to them. In 2013, investigations began against the group. After that, they needed to move and get rid of these investigations. In 2016, a part of Turkish army affiliated with the terrosit Gulen movement tried a military coup against the goverment and they failed. After that, Gulenists are rapidly arrested. Major part of Turkish people supported these acts because the danger was clear all the time. Just because Gulenist movement is Islamic movement, Turkish conservatives were OK to them for some time. After the coup attempt, seculars and convervatives united against gulen movement and supported the things happed at that time.

[@MysonEggAndHisbrotherCheese]

You forgot to tell Erdogan was a great friend of Gulen :)

[@iki12737]

So he just arested fetöcü people?

[@lalaslsp2727]

Why didn't they talk about the martyrs? In Turkey every day we hear that our soldiers are being martyrs and there was a revolution and that's why many teachers and judgers have been arrested.

[@ammarkhan7015]

its funny what the media does. if he is winning a referendum that means its democracy and people of turkey want it. dont tell turkish what they want. its their decision.

[@eren7350]

We don't want him bruh

[@XIII_Vanitas]

To clarify some things: - This is a bit from a comedy show that makes political satire. If you want an organic and unbiased analysis of the Turkish recent events and upcoming referendum, you have to educate yourself by reading articles from *multiple* *reliable* sources of information, like journals. - Being approved by the majority of your people doesn't save you from being a dictator. Dictators are political leaders that hold an *extraordinary* amount of *personal* power without any *restriction* to it. The fact that someone else in a different place and/or a different time is/was a dictator doesn't justify your support towards dictatorship, because two wrongs don't make a right. - Some of you, Turkish friends, might dislike the international interest towards the upcoming referendum. It's understandable: that is *your* country and you are the only ones who have a say on the matter. Anyways, you have to realize that we've been living for at least 100 years in a world where all countries are connected with each other through political and economical ties. Important political events, like the upcoming referendum, inevitably influence those connections, changing the way we relate with each other and thus shaping the entire world (for better or worse). - Lastly, allow me to give you a small advice. It doesn't matter whether you approve Erdogan's presidency or not: when you change a rule, that rule is changed for *everyone*. So please, before voting, ask yourself this simple question: can I really trust *anyone* with all this power?

[@somebody1241]

Bro that voters were boomers that don't know English so he won the referandum

[@MysonEggAndHisbrotherCheese]

👏

[@ieradp9985]

I wish I saw this 6 years ago.

[@gabogabo2011]

Turkey is doing good Hates will hate Iam sending alot of ❤️ From somalia, One turkey one love

[@JaveStyle]

Turkish ppl also loves our muslim somali brothers and sister ❤

[@mah5298]

Using democracy to gain powers is not dictatorship. The vote will just mean that the president position will no longer be a ceremonial one. Just like the US, Turkey will have a president as the head of state and he will have a vice president as second in command. It's not a bad thing. Erdogan after all, transformed Turkey from a poor third world country, to a powerhouse.

[@Cakal114]

But that is not the enemy image they want to create. They are just puppets thinking they are always on the right side of things. While having no control of the decisions their countrys make. Like going to war and killing millions of innocent people. Still they feel no remorse and do nothing to stop the mad that is leading their own country. This critisizm comes from a country that is defending those in power who think water is no human right. Their wealth comes only from the bleeding of others. Their own government doesnt even give a shit about their people. In America the people get poorer and poorer and they cant even come together and choose a proper leader. I mean TRUMP? REally?

[@mah5298]

+Cakal114 Exactly. I think Americans really don't have the right to talk about Turkey after electing Trump. The man out right said he wants to take the oil, he said that the US should target civilians to kill the families of terrorists, wanted to ban an entire religion, and then promised more and more war. Yet he still gets elected. Erdogan wants the vote of the people so that the president position is no longer a figure head position, yet everyone in the US is losing their minds and screaming "DICTATORSHIP!".

[@LexiLSify]

Not all americans voted for Trump. Actually most americans didn't. Also people aren't their governments. And this show also points out what's wrong in the american system.

[@lalamanana1912]

@First User "Using democracy to gain powers is not dictatorship" Actually, it doesn't matter how you acquire the amount of power needed to be called a dictator, it only matters that you have the power to be called as such.

[@jonas8221]

Cakal114 Ah guess what, who brought the money in your country...ah yes well it looks like those dirty Westerners were it. Huge investment projects like building dams to gain electricity in rural areas, lendind loads of money to the government and entrepreneurs and cooperatimg with local authorities have helped to create the modern picture of Turkey. But while Erdogan is dismantlimg judges and ruining your democratic constituitional base to provide a ,,checks and balance" system investors started to drop their investment projects and loans, which followed in a steadily decrease of production, what has finally lead us to todays circumstances, where hyperinflation of your currency, and therefore devaluation of your wealth, seems inavitable, also because Erdogan refuses to govern the central bank itself independantly, your economy is on the dip of a collaps. Essentialy also the part that your government is flooding the market with state loans to keep your markets running syntheticly (which has lead to state owned lenders being the biggest in the country), will one day, when a depth crisis will kick, lead to a country wide recession of your economy. But hey he's still the greatest president your country has ever seen....

[@burakh3]

Keşke Türkiyede de böyle bir eleştirecek tv programı olsa, 100%' ünü anlamadım ama gayet komikti

[@metintalhakucuk5854]

Bişey anlamadan nası komik oluyo amq

[@azrakaplan8590]

@@metintalhakucuk5854 "100%' ünü anlamadım" DİYOR...

[@wizardofoz9803]

Olsa Fetocu ilan ederlerdi

[@lewietommo1339]

Thank you for completely over-simplifying the refugee crisis in Europe

[@mohammad.hkazemi2782]

Turkish people if you want to change your country to be like Iran then why don't you come and live over here, so we can go to Turkey to keep this country in the way it is in because I can assure you we know what the dictatorship means once you get involved in you cannot get out of it

[@nightbot.2817]

he isnt a dictator. 2019 is the next election year and if he fucks up he will fuck off. right now he is doing prety well ~democraty in a nuttsell

[@Legionaer666]

That´s why the majority of Turks working in Iran voted for a secular party. Because they´ve seen what a Sharia system looks like. I guess by the time you get rid of your Ayatollahs we will get our own Sharia system.

[@zeman7413]

Mohammad.H Kazemi look who is talking.....iran is a shit country with shit economy.....turkey used to be impire....iran used to be ruled by nomad turks...saljuk who later runned by turkish ottoman empire.....get real

[@ginonline5]

Ze Man Persia used to be an empire way before the Ottomans.

[@jazminkathrin]

when you let them bring down the parliament power, you will lose the parties and he will control the candidates and elections too. just like Iran. too much power in one person's hand is never good

[@mmmhorsesteaks]

big thing is: 2nd nationality turks (who live in another country) still get to vote. so they vote for tyranny without actually having to live there ^^

[@melikmehmetozyldrm2610]

Nothing wrong, Turkish citizens vote their referandum.

[@mmmhorsesteaks]

To my mind, no citizenship without residence. But to each his own; you don't want democracy, just vote it away. Religious dictatorship isn't my idea of a good system of governance but to each his own i suppose.

[@unclealai]

so whats wrong with that? we have mail votes, israel does it. my country does it. so far the stats and numbers in economy and growth of turkey is amazing..gdp is growing, tourism is booming..but media say hes bad?? obama care did worse and hes the hero of the media.

[@Rakinjo2]

That's the worst part. To get to vote on whether or not to install a dictator in your country of origin, even though you won't ever have to deal with the consequences.. It's disgusting, really.

[@mmmhorsesteaks]

he might not even have had a majority were it not for these permanent expat voters. Urban turks overwhelmingly do not support this powergrab, it seems to be mostly rural, religiously conservative voters.

[@wowAmazingWorld]

Erdogan is like freshbreath for Turkish people after the Ataturk

[@josephjoestar4633]

Sonairah Olama HS no he is an arab lover and nothing like atatürk

[@vongeil]

"give him what he wants, give him what he wants!" LMAO

[@berkaybbc]

1:20 The arrested putschists who opened fire to the people

[@Celikel87]

Most probably same people paid to that clown. Our country and our decision it is bot non of your business. Judge your own decisions and taunt.

[@geshv2096]

Western media thinks that the refugees only Turkey's problem and they can make jokes about such a serious matter shamelessly. Turkey should open doors and Europe also must face this problem.

[@GoBooYourself]

Democracy; the fools have a right to vote. Dictatorship; the fools have a right to rule -Bertrand Russel For the best Democracy, you need a well educated, well informed, ever vigilant, empathetic, rational populous who can and will keep their leaders in check.

[@AbuTaher-tb7xf]

Bobby Bob that rules out this planet then

[@izdatsumcp]

Nearly every media outlet brainwashes you, dipshit.

[@Rakinjo2]

Well, to retain a democracy you need state intervention and regulation in the market. You need a considerable majority of educated people who won't make stupid decisions based on how gullible they are. You need proper secularism, so that rationale outweighs medieval religious convictions. You need near-100% transparency. You need a reliable and free press. You need anti-corruption measures. As it turns out, most countries do not have this, and therefore authoritarians are free to step in and hijack the system. To those who vote for them, it seems like a blessing from above - To the educated and sensible people, it's a horror-show beyond belief.

[@GoBooYourself]

the lot of you are missing my point. I am criticizing the nature of democracy. democracy is a farce. it is the illusion of power to rule being shared. the reality is, the people are not fit to rule nor are many of the people who inherit their station through tyranny or birthright. I am more inclined to support a lotto based system for picking rulers. Everyone has a chance. You cannot buy your way into politics. you cant win through demagoguery or any type of campaigning. you cant win through campaign contributions. the elitists dont have an advantage. the wealthy and the privileged dont have an advantage. big business does not decide who will represent the people. Leave it to chance. fix the odds in the entire nation's favor and make sure we dont end up with incompetent idiots in charge by actually taking care of the people: 1)proper education... 2) great health care (especially for mental health)... 3) guaranteed basic standard of living... ...for everyone

[@tahaortak4396]

Is the precidency system dictatorship?

[@NadtheMadd]

Let's show clips unrelated to "current affairs." Noone'll really notice they are unrelated and from the coup of 2016.

[@bbbccbbc365]

turkish people are independent people so that they have right choice future of country

[@asliyase]

geele jaamac wow i had no idea i was free man now that i know i can go out without fear thank you

[@besg5725]

Maybe tell that too your manbaby president, becaue europeans hhave a right to chooe future of coutry, and ban turkish immigrants.

[@mrnobody-cf6il]

Boss General say that to your government idiot

[@haskotemer9713]

geele jaamac Tell that too the 200k+ inmates in jandirma-government owned jails

[@karwan33]

geele jaamac And this 🦃 also has right not to be slaughtered in Christmas. 😂

[@jerrykirk3043]

This time around you are WRONG bigly Trevor. This happens when you take only one side of the story into account.

[@Cakal114]

He clearly didnt make any research just like the rest of the western journalists. should be clear by now that they are controled by the people with same interests and just want to show their oppinion which benefits them. It's so obvious that they use these "comedians/journalists", who never have someone from the other side of a discussion, to create a "feindbild" (sry dont know the propper translation of this) and just use them for their agenda in the middle east

[@jerrykirk3043]

Cakal114 I agree with you. Whether or not Trevor himself deep down inside, agrees with this report, he presented it, so... though it's not like he has the final say....Just like you said, do some research, honest research, Trevor's smart, astute he's capable of discerning, therefore he should know better being born a crime himself, he wants his story to be heard, so do others. I mean, just look at how Turkey was before Erdogan and how it is now.

[@gorillabisla7539]

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[@gorillabisla7539]

Jerry Kirk y

[@Skipside1]

Cakal114 Wie kann ein Mensch so inkompetent sein, dass er nicht einmal auf die Idee kommt, dass Wort, welches ihm fremd ist, zu googeln? Obwohl, allein dein Kommentar zeigt eigentlich ziemlich deutlich wie geistig eingeschränkt du bist.

[@flameon1380]

If you are going to report news you have to do it in full not partially. About many of those people you mentioned were arrested you should have mentioned that many of them participated in a failed coup in 2016

[@sevgisena4787]

@Kostas T Are you from Turkey?

[@sevgisena4787]

@Kostas T You write the best thing I ever read. You are soo right

[@Gamzeli_kahve]

Thank you for shedding light on the subject. These people love to twist things up.

[@midnght123]

This is the first time I catch The daily show (Trevor Noah) telling half of the truth!!!! I wonder how many time did he Do that in his show!!

[@AhmedZEMA]

I know this is a year ago, but watching this episode is what lost me my respect for this show, showing a major general 1:22 who tried to commit a coup d'état on the people's choice (showing someone who committed treason and probably it's punished severely in the USA), while commenting on the background, stating that he was arresting journalists, only shows that you or your editors either didn't do your researches well or they are having something up their sleeves. Respect the viewers and try to do your job with honesty, I always respected Noah's political views, but this is obviously a take to the issue with an agenda.

[@kimjongun3890]

Bruh Erdoğan did the coup

[@MysonEggAndHisbrotherCheese]

Average AKP sheep lol, say hi to your old friend Feto

[@yucelbulut4249]

I m a Kurdish person from Turkey . You are talking nonsense and I m sure you have very little knowledge about Turkey . Cause you don't really care. Cause somebody told you to do this news you did it. I will answer one thing that to "1:31 " , while this "everyone" trying to commit a coup attempt , while they were killing 250+ people, where were you bro ? I m an political opponents of Erdoğan in his domestic policy, but when it comes to foreign policy me and most of the country support him. Cause we now that USA helped those stupid coup attempt. Look at the place that USA "brought peace" , when they occupied many different places all around the world even they didn't made an election. ;)

[@azadi8770]

Yucel Bulut ur a Turk shut up u kerdogan lover

[@aydinmselim]

Helal olsun

[@webgard_]

If you are a Kurd, you would never support Erdogan

[@deepmodex]

He is religious. That's all i have to know to conclude he is an idiot.

[@hamadaabbas6555]

He is paid to say this.

[@erenxenrique]

🇹🇷 Lots of Love To Turkey & To Its Citizens 🇹🇷

[@PatchworkLeyn]

That hint towards Europe was so on point :'D

[@zeytinlimartini7223]

In turkey he has the %52 voted just himself. The other %48 was a part of little groups. He was like i m alone you guys everyone against to me. In this %52 votes,there are people who really dont like him or hate him,i know it because i know some of them or i saw a lot of comments debates in ig or youtube. They vote him anyway because he is doing something good for us and now (after some problems in turkey i mean against to terrorist attacks and find some gas and clean the terrorist in our borders) they really trusted him like he is they are fathers because they know how shitty situation in our borders are and he is trying to do something.

[@themoralthistime]

I feel like he could've at least mentioned that the Netherlands strongly oppose with several other European countries agreeing, it's not just "give him what he wants". As to whether or not the people will vote for him, most certainly they will. People voted for Park Chung-Hee too. And apparently humanity never learns from history

[@beratklnc7674]

Tarihten ders almak için önce tarihi bilmek lazım

[@izeiHH9675]

he clearly don't know about the coup attempt

[@keysersoze2580]

Dont understand why everyone is whining about a referendum, its the proof of democracy. This man is chosen by the people and if you respect democracy you should respect both him and the outcome of the referendum. When you talk about imprisoned people then also speak about the context; there was a military coup where more then 200 civilians died and the people accountable for this undemocratic action are indeed jailed as it should be, and the coup leader is in pensylvania being protected by your country, how democratic. And yes there are over 3 million refugees in Turkey and Turkey did spend over 25 billion euro on them. Now Erdogan is guilty because he asked europe to respect their part of the refugee deal (which was paying 6 billion euros to companies who give aid to the refugees)? Trevor I always loved watching your show but please present the facts as they are and do some more research before presenting Turkey like this.

[@Tryonus]

Did anyone else expect when he said he turned into a giant hologram, there would be a star wars clip of Snoke from Ep7?

[@blacksideofmoon8684]

Update : The people said yes. and now Turkey is heading towards collapse with a man who thinks he is a ruler.

[@MrIcedive85]

Talking about a public vote without reading its context and calling that will lead to a dictatorship. Plus, suggesting that CIA should overthrow a legitimate government. This is called hypocrisy.

[@ugurakdemir9037]

even now this feels so bad watching it as a Turk. i stil cant bellieve the referandum concluded as YES and he became much more powerfull as a dictator. its so funny when trevor said -people of turkey gonna vote if they want a dictator or not. guess what they did.

[@SheliakDragon]

Trevor's helium voice is too adorable XD

[@ebru8042]

YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHY HE ARRESTED THEM!!!!

[@nothasan1]

Sleep well my friend👋

[@jolinadilan677]

At least they are voting. Unlike Americans who didn't have a say on whether or not they think the new policy that allows trump to not testify and get away with crime simply because he is incharge.

[@LearningGranted]

money corrupts, power corrupts absolutely

[@jannatkl91]

Never give a politician full power, no matter how good you think he is.

[@oiku4408]

The fact that lots of people are AFRAID to write anything against him is enough of a proof

[@soner5454]

this report is highly inaccurate

[@egesevindi]

Im from turkey and i confirm what you say. We dont want a dictator but %50.1 of country wants as well

[@ritmimyoktur]

This is so right and makes me not want to believe that it's my country, i wish everyone could see and understand this.

[@badewannenmeister]

I can understand the Turkish viewers who disliked this program. I usually like Trevor but I didn´t like this segment either, I thought it was really superficial. I am German and I am trying to understand what goes on in Turkey. If Turks want to give Erdogan the presidential powers he asks for, they will. It is hard to understand a country´s politics from outside. But allow me to say that I think that power corrupts people which is why no one should be given absolute power. There should always be checks and balances. I believe this is true for the US - where the checks and balances seem to work -, for Poland - where the goverment seems able to dismantle them - and for Turkey, where the people will have a chance to decide whether they want these checks and balances or not. Two more things: Firsty, I believe that there was a coup in Turkey, but I don´t believe that all the journalists, politicians, judges, police officers, teachers... who were now jailed or removed from office were a part of it. President Erdogan already rules in a pretty authoritarian way, even now. Secondly, I have read up on the referendum and the proposed changes to the constitution and I think the fears that it will lead to an even more authoritarian ruler are not unfounded. Potential dictators always say that the will of the people should be absolute, that if a majority decides to give all power to one man then this should be accepted. But a government without any limitations is bound to disregard the rights of (some) citizens - who would be able to hold it to account? Please forgive me for voicing my position as an outsider, but I think the people of the world are connected in many ways and we share the same dreams of freedom, equality, human rights. What happens in Turkey matters to us, same as what happens in the US or in Britain. I wish the Turkish people all the best for their decision! Let me add one more thing: I generally believe that people should be respectful of other people´s believes and decisions. I think it is a real shame that there are so many comments that are insulting people, calling them names. Personally I am not sure they are actual people - there are so many of them and their comments are so similar, that I think many of them must be bots. Don´t stoot to their level, people!

[@badewannenmeister]

Thank you very much:-) let´s try to pull many people over to the "sane side"

[@sakthefourth]

Hahaah thats funny tho :) you have no idea what's happening in Turkey

[@efemandira]

You are funny :) Everything he said are right just stop watching Turkish (AKP) TV channels

[@mucahid7334]

Gayette iyi biliyorlar ,karalama kapanyasi, sizden ricam bu ve bunun gibilere firsat vermemeniz 😊

[@tuana2773]

Efe Çarkçıoğlu stg the whole world can see yet our own people remain blind to the issues

[@seherozturkccc2073]

@@tuana2773 tuana sendemi kendi ülkeni karaladin

[@mrinternet.]

Funny coming from Trevor seeing as he himself has had a hologram of himself here in South Africa while he was in the US.

[@furkangame9902]

Why do you think they are putting the prosecutors in jail, it was a coup in 2016.

[@technotasarim]

as a turkish , i was not know that hologram thing of erdogan .. but anyways, this is next level lol

[@mustafedan]

Erdogan Is the best president in the Middle East I'm not turkey or Arab and I respect that guy for what he did to his country and those who were arrested they tried to killed him on 15 July 2016 and you can read about what happened in turkey .... they also received 3 m Syrian refuges when the Arabs and the West refused to receive them and treated them as Turkish ... do not try to distort the man ...you are laying.. shame on you

[@ma-dd5ih]

🖒🖒

[@zaharazaki6135]

I respect him for what he did for Gaza

[@BALLARDTWIN]

mad man 99 To be fair to the Arab Lebanon 🇱🇧 took in a lot of refugees as well Don't count them out

[@alaamansour961]

I lover erdogan and ,Turkey took so many refugees, but to be fair leabanon took 1.5 m , jordan 1m ( approximately ) and Egypt .5 m

[@sirfranchiseofthefilth6791]

Im Turkish and you are Arab, dont lie to me. You have no idea about why he accept Syrians. He is not best president. I tell you. You dont even live in Turkey. You know nothing. There is tons of videos that his teacher Erbakan(his politic teacher) says he isnt good person, he works for Israel and USA . That "muslim" president made 5 billion dollars trade with Israel in 2017. Turkey's trading capacity to Israel is 4 times bigger now because of Erdogan. He is a show man. He is the first Turkish president that gain a medal from Israel (not joking) . He hide it for years. Then his pictures leaked. You guys should think before you talk. Why %50 of Turkish people hate him? There is tons of reasons.

[@tdya1]

they committed treason. and the Turkish people asked for that not him

[@fakeboby86]

This man is going crazy while everybody is watching

[@jebronlames4559]

Omg hahahahaha the refugee part🤣🤣🤣

[@yousra.palani]

Trevor: I hope trump doesn't see this 😂😂😂😂

[@chriswhitedeliveryagent7732]

Hi

[@chriswhitedeliveryagent7732]

Hi

[@user-yk7km5yh5z]

I'm really disappointed that you didn't talk about how Trump welcomed el sisi into the white house and said that he did "a fantastic job". el sisi is a fucking dictator who was welcomed and praised by trump, and you didn't bring that up at all. el sisi literally killed over 800 peaceful protesters and jailed over 40,000 citizens, so why don't you talk about how the president of the fucking united states is friends with an actual dictator? instead you talk about how erdogan "might" become a dictator while you ignore that the president welcomed a fucking dictator and a killer into the country.

[@atakank4352]

Man its the first time I watch comedy central UK and as a Turk I can tell u that u had a perfect job summerizing this election.. yeah, now we are basicly deciting if we want to live in a dictatorship or not.. isnt it hilarious!? Even u people see what my stupid citizens cant see.. I wish they had a proper education and world knowlegde, so we werent be gambling with our freedom! On that matter I was thinking like rte is very similar with trupm and now I saw you noticed that as well.. They both aimed to control the uneducated, religious and ignorant part of the public and they ultimately succeed to control the entire country.. now US can understand what have been feeling in last 13years God bless Turkey.. Ne mutlu Türküm diyene!

[@gulsendur5120]

Atakan KARACA so sorry for you, that you are so ignorant your Self.. After all what‘s going on in Turkey ( i‘m Talking about our history and the present) you still insist to OPEN your eyes and you have the nerve to call your self a proud turk!!!! Shame on you!! You are the one who should educate your self MORE!!!

[@karachay9779]

Totally agree with Gülsen Ko, Atakan KARACA clearly failed his history class. I bet he does not even remember the state of Turkey before 2010 let alone the 80s or 90s.

[@mohamedsherif8847]

If your gonna talk about someone talk about what he did in general wrong and right with facts and if you do that you'll know why many Turkish people support him.

[@pandora9199]

Unlike Trump, Erdigon is very much loved by millions of people!

[@shkdesigns4249]

Turkey is the best thing that happen to the Islamic world and Muslims around the world. Every Muslim majority country should learn from Turkey. If there ever can be a leader of the Islamic world - it needs to be like Erdogan. Also what Trevor conveniently forgot is that the crackdown was on those loyal to the coup terrorists. Long live Erdogan

[@beeshdos5410]

Everyone loves Urdugan here ❤️❤️

[@kadaradam2165]

This man is a legend

[@fatihumunc305]

I don’t understand why you forgot to mention those people got arrested for coup attack

[@AFT3RBIRTH]

anyone else think it was a bit off when he said that the first reason why the US couldn't just "send in the CIA" was because turkey was a part of nato? As if it would be the right course of action if turkey were a different country...say: Chile 1964-73 * Greece 1967 * Costa Rica 1970-71 Bolivia 1971 * Australia 1973-75 * Angola 1975, 1980s Zaire 1975 Portugal 1974-76 * Jamaica 1976-80 * Seychelles 1979-81 Chad 1981-82 * Grenada 1983 * South Yemen 1982-84 Suriname 1982-84 Fiji 1987 * Libya 1980s Nicaragua 1981-90 * Panama 1989 * Bulgaria 1990 * Albania 1991 * Iraq 1991 Afghanistan 1980s * Somalia 1993 Yugoslavia 1999-2000 * Ecuador 2000 * Afghanistan 2001 * Venezuela 2002 * Iraq 2003 * Haiti 2004 * Somalia 2007 to present Honduras 2009 Libya 2011 * Syria 2012 Ukraine 2014 *

[@numbers9to0]

Brexit, Trump, Putin, Erdogan, LePen, Syria, China... "This is fine." There is nothing that could possibly go wrong.

[@cagin5]

Thank you Trevor for doing a segment on this

[@minthantoo3509]

reason why he arested so many people is military coup.. which you didn't mention!!!

[@shadostorm8375]

Leave Turkey alone. Their people loves their President. Do you love yours?

[@deniz1139]

Mtb Rider no, they don't

[@aldalome]

No we don't.

[@ridersofthestorm6607]

Mtb Rider yes we do love him and as always western media is biased

[@alexvolkov223]

I *don't want to* love my president. He/she is there to serve me and my people, why should I love him? He's there to do a job, that's it. Should I love the bus driver too? What's wrong with you people?

[@melbil9825]

Mtb Rider thats not true

[@spamgang6265]

4:29 we says to them as "Sheep" 🐑

[@BaronSamedi1420]

Funny fact...or just a fact...ankara means "strict" in Finnish. So ankaraman is pretty fitting name for a dictator.

[@dania2369]

maybe you sould see turkey before ardogan and After then you woud know what r u talking about .

[@rajc9763]

So Erdoğan is going to win, I guess (by analysing comments) We cannot change heart of people, Let them decide what they choose.

[@0prissac0]

The problem is that uneducated idiots who makes 51% of a country can decide the faith of remaining 49%..in a country where the power is single handedly in a specific man and party..the whole system which gives equal voting rights to any intellectual background is corrupted

[@T-mert]

2:57 hahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahha. I remembered that.

[@faridamaher1885]

Wow Europe is so low why not help the Syrien people so they can go back home, I’m sure they also want to go back.

[@ardantourali]

The holograms kinda cool 😂

[@aganlabale4985]

Go for it go for success love from somalia

[@AM-5d]

funny thing no one mentioned how many coups happened in Turkey since the 60's!!! last year an *attempted military coup* happened the majority country was locked down and they military were in charge basically everything but *Erdogan* talk to civilians and said to the people to defend their democracy and that's what they did! many people arrested at the beginning for suspicion of participating in the coup!! be fair! and what's wrong with the president having powers it's not like he'll stay for ever! he might have over done it! what did the western countries say when the coup was happening? NOTHING!

[@spoiledmilk8427]

essentially erogan is using rafugees as a biological wapon

[@aska7656]

Hey brilliant guy, do you know that a coup attempt has been done in Turkey a couple of mounths ago, that is why some of soldiers, civillians, journalists, etc who are directly related with this coup has been jailed which is normally will be done in all democratic countries if same thing will happen. These peoples who are jailed has killed more than 250 people, but this number would probably increased if they became successful. Du you What would you do if same thing would happen in USA ? And one more thing, Turkey is the most democratic country in the world, too much democracy..

[@rossellinirossicalrossc3507]

Turkey has voted for their country to be "ruled" in exactly the same system that America is......

[@valhala89]

how did no one make a joke about emperor Palpatine with the hologram!

[@qeabape]

He is a great comedian ! It gets even funnier when he is making jokes about things he doesn’t have an idea of :)

[@Tussenio]

I don't get it. Even if Erdogan proves worthy of all the absolute power the people are giving him, are they also confident that every one of his successors will be as well?

[@abdullahkhatib1464]

They are not. The President in Turkey has currently no powers. It is a ceremonial position. They are doing the referendum to allow the president to hold powers similar to what you have in the US. They are doing it by voting not by a military coup like the one the US coordinated last year in Turkey. The reason why people in Turkey like Erdogan is for what he did to their economy not because they are religious fanatics. This is pure propaganda.

[@Rakinjo2]

If you set up a system like this, you have no intention of letting the people choose your successor. He's going to find someone to replace him when he's done, he's not going to have a democratic election. That's how tyrannies work.

[@TeddyKrimsony]

Abdullah Khatib Well if the president has no power then how did president Erdogan "do stuff" for the economy?

[@marshallbs]

He just ignores the constitution and laws of Turkey and his supporters let him get away with it because he is on the level of God to them. Also, if judges try to stop Erdogan, he just has them removed/arrested. There is no law. AKP rules the country like the mafia.

[@mda990]

Erdogan was prime minister between 2003 - 2014. then he stood for presidency because of his party three term premiership restriction and was elected.

[@munevvermohsin4117]

I know Noah it hurts but you can't stop it .. they are gaining their Ottoman power back..

[@ifat4264]

CIA tried to excile him from power but couldn't

[@SabanBuba]

Referendum was positive, this is democracy ✌️💪

[@VortexGameTv]

I am a kurdish people from turkey and i support and love erdogan. He is a one of the best leader in this 100 years. Erdogan is the best leader know from all the leader know of the earth 👍

[@somebody1241]

Are you still serious after three years?

[@nak141]

I was like am i watching fox news.

[@tahadeterre1537]

Turkey lived long under military dictatorship, and Erdogan is the one who overthrew this situation, don't forget it. He is still seen by many as the first civil president. Also, he just escaped a very violent coup d'État lead by a parallel organization whose members are : judges, militaries, journalists, and businessmen... It's the Gülen network, and they take power by cooptation, bypassing democracy. So this is not all black and white as you presented it Trevor.

[@fahrettingulmez]

If anyone is funnier than Trevor, He is... (I am Turkish citizen and dont wanna go jail, still young)

[@kerstinboerner7616]

This is so true. And we actually should take care of those 3M.

[@birpotterhead5633]

this is sooo true I live in Turkey.Now our country is not normal not like before not like Atatürk's time.I miss him so much 😢😢

[@leylaluna4674]

im sorry but how can you miss him because it seems impossible for anyone now to remember what it was like in his time...

[@birpotterhead5633]

Leyla Luna Türkmüsün?

[@kado92fb]

Hic yakismadi kardesim

[@RJ-yr5wr]

When will everyone realise that everything is a meme?

[@amko123]

you mean NOT a meme?

[@Sorenzo]

Why the hell would the CIA be against dictators? I'd be quite content if Turkey doesn't invade Russia or some shit.

[@yamanatoo]

Try to paint the whole picture will you. The coup , the presidential system (same as in USA) and the economic growth are just a few points you forgot to mention.

[@cristinasjourney]

Talk about Ecuador! Please talk about it! We are turning into Venezuela!

[@cristinasjourney]

Trump and our President are so similar!

[@mucahid7334]

Gavurdan yardim istiyecegine kendin cik biseyler yap Venezuela donuyormuşuz yillardir bulamadim ozgurlugu simdi bulmaya basladi bu millet hep kotu yanlari bu adamin hic iyi yani yok demi😡😡 sen kimsinde Turklerin basindaki insani bir baska gavurdan kiyasliyorsun turk milleti aptal mi ataturk turk milleti zekidir derken hatami etti bunu kastediyorsun oy ile geldi oyy ulkenin yarisindan fazlasi tayip Erdogan secti sen neyi hesabini guduyorsun kim gelecek basa kici boklu bay kemal mi

[@buminkagand.1686]

@@mucahid7334 kız ekvatorlu ve ekvator hakkında yorum yapmış türkiyeyi nerden çıkardın