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The photo shows a Turkish news channel screen displaying a live broadcast about the presidential candidate announcement. Multiple segments are showing, each with different news reporters and commentators. There's a large headline "6'LI MASANIN ADAYI KILIÇDAROĞLU" (Candidate of the 6-Party Coalition is Kılıçdaroğlu) which is the central focus of the broadcast. The joke, in Turkish, relies on the visual juxtaposition and a common, humorous situation that is almost predictable. **The joke plays on the sweaty, worried, or anxious expressions on some of the news anchors' faces.** The context is a very important political moment. The implication, often seen in Turkish political commentary, is that the pressure and intensity of the moment, especially if the news isn't going the way the presenter or their party wants, is causing visible stress on these commentators. The humor isn't necessarily directed at any one person but rather emphasizes the emotional reactions to a significant political event, in this particular case an important announcement. It's a lighthearted commentary on the pressure associated with the moment and the visible impact on the people covering it.