The photo shows a Turkish news channel with a headline that says "Geçmesekte ödeyeceğiz" which means "Even if it doesn't pass, we will pay". This is a humorous take on the current political situation in Turkey, where the government is often criticized for making promises that they cannot keep. The joke is that the government is saying that they will pay for something, even if it never actually happens. This is a common tactic used by politicians to make promises to the public, even if they have no intention of following through. It is a way of getting votes and staying in power, even if it means breaking promises. In the photo, there is a news anchor standing in front of a background image of a bridge. The bridge is a symbol of the government's infrastructure projects, which are often criticized for being expensive and inefficient. The headline is a play on words, as it is referencing both the bridge and the government's promises. The joke is a satire of the government's behavior, and it is meant to be humorous and critical at the same time. It is a way of poking fun at the government and highlighting their failures.