Gürsel Tekin swore on live broadcast, the host was quick to warn him.

Gürsel Tekin swore on live broadcast, the host was quick to warn him.

18.06.2026 12:00

The profane expression used by Gürsel Tekin, who got angry during a debate on CNN Türk's live broadcast, became a hot topic. Upon a warning from program host Ahmet Hakan, who reminded him of RTÜK rules, Tekin replied, "What should we do? They provoke us," sparking public debate.

Gürsel Tekin, a former CHP deputy close to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who returned to the CHP chairmanship with a nullity decision, became a topic of discussion with his remarks on a CNN Türk live broadcast. During an argument on the program, Tekin lost his temper and uttered swear words that were broadcasted.

SWORE ON LIVE BROADCAST

Speaking on the program where recent political developments were discussed, Gürsel Tekin used harsh language during the debate. Tekin's words, 'Look at this *bastard, brother,' were heard live, causing a brief moment of shock in the studio.

HOST ISSUED RTÜK WARNING

Following Tekin's remarks, Ahmet Hakan intervened, warning, 'Let's speak with cleaner language in accordance with RTÜK rules.' This warning during the live broadcast drew attention, and Tekin's response also sparked controversy.

'THEY ARE PROVOKING' DEFENSE

Responding to Hakan's warning, Tekin defended his language, saying, 'What should we do? They are provoking.' After these words, tensions remained high for a while during the program.

BECAME A TOPIC ON SOCIAL MEDIA

The dialogue from the live broadcast was quickly shared by many users, and Tekin's remarks became a subject of public debate. While some users argued for maintaining appropriate language on live broadcasts, others claimed that the tension caused such an outburst.

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