always that will support any decision that does or by john makes we continue to stand by as or by john furthermore there has been reaction pouring in from around the world from governments all over the region all over europe we've heard from georgia for example iran have come out of neighboring states saying that they're there they're happy that this is happening the now is the time to read this latest fighting austria has come out and said that they approve this latest cease fire deal and also hope that it it leads to a more lasting more permanent solution to this crisis look the pressure had been on odd media and as yet by john from all over the world diplomats leaders and cooled both sides the prague minister of armenia the president of us ed rogers who are leading them imploring them to seize this latest round of violence this escalation and tented to start negotiating that is where this crisis they said would be resolved the pressure had been mounting and mounting and eventually it had come to this the risks the inherent risks of this war if left unattended if it was allowed to go on huge pot

that will support any decision that is there by john makes we continue to stand by as are by john furthermore there has been reaction pouring in from around the world we've heard from. georgia for example iran have come out of neighboring states saying that they're there they're happy that this is happening the now is the time to read this latest fighting austria has come out and said that they approve this latest the ceasefire deal and also hope that it leads to a war lost in more permanent solution to this crisis and from the all that said this conflict was viewed with i wouldn't say so much concern as outright worry or fear by members of the international community it went up simply too fast to violently and entirely untimely. and all the spread that was levied on both sides aid didn't come just from governments from heads of states there were protests protests as far away as holywood and los angeles all the way to paris with pro armenian protesters taking to the streets demanding more action in response to what they what they saw as as in about johnny aggression in germany meanwhile we sa

always said it will support any decision that has by john makes we continue to stand by as by john furthermore there has been reaction pouring in from around the world we've heard from georgia for example iran have come out of neighboring states saying that they're there they're happy that this is happening now is the time to read this latest. austria has come out and said that they approve this latest the ceasefire deal and also hope that it leads to a war lasting more permanent solution to this crisis and all this pressure that was levied on both sides didn't come just from governments from heads of states there were protests protests as far away as hollywood and los angeles all the way to paris with pro armenian protesters taking to the streets demanding more action in response to what they what they saw as as if i join you aggression the reason now a breakthrough which you know just a few days ago was unthinkable book progress is certainly being market and there eases a lot of optimism that now there is a way forward diplomatic. we heard from the director of the crisis research institute i

him from accessing those materials and, furthermore, forbidding anyone in the intelligence community from sharing classified information, specifically, with john brennan. imagine the president being so obsessed with you that he uses the powers of the presidency just to make your individual life more difficult, even after you have left government. trump's obsession with john brennan has practical consequences. but it's also on its fact -- on its face, you know, telling about the president and his obsessions. it also leads to the title of the book, "undaunted: my fight against america's enemies at home and abroad." in the "at home" there, the emphasis is silent. former director of the cia, john brennan, joins us next. his book is out tomorrow. brennan, joins us next his book is out tomorrow >>> joining us now, i'm pleased to say, is former cia director john brennan. his new book is out tomorrow. it's called "undaunted: my fight against america's enemies at home and abroad." congratulations on the book, director brennan. it's nice to see you. >> thank you, rachel. thank you for having me on tonight. >> so, i read it cover to cover. i learned a lo

blocking him from accessing those materials and furthermore, forbidding anyone in the intelligence community from sharing classified information specifically with johnmagine the president being so obsessed with you that he uses the power of the presidency just to make your individual life more difficult even after you have left government. trump's obsession with john brennan has practical consequences, but it's also on its face, you know, telling about the president and his obsessions. it also leads to the title of the book, "undaunted: my fight against america's enemies at home and abroad." in the at home there, the emphasis is silent. former director of the cia john brennan joins us next. his book is out tomorrow. g a vee cheeseburger on ciabatta, no tomatoes.. [hard a] tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so its come to this? [doorbell chimes] thank you. [doorbell chimes] bravo. careful, hamill. daddy's not here to save you. oh i am my daddy. wait, what? what are you talking about? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with this seal, this restaurant is committing to higher levels of cleanliness. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the exper