saying basically these federal agencies are becoming a fourth branch that was never intended in the constitution. and they certainly have a lot of power. so it s good that folks like you and your bipartisan group keep an eye on them. keep us updated, mr. chairman. we will, shan non. with new details leaking on the u.s. nuke deal with iran, we re going to hear from one analyst from what we think we know of it so far, it s appalling. those are his words. and the white house getting a major wakeup call on terror from the national intelligence director, next. when the final counting is done, 2014 will have been the most lethal year for global terrorism in the 45 years such data has been compiled.
thinking if i want to step up to putin, i m going to go with the west, i don t want to go to russia. they re going to realize what they face is potential civil war, economic strife, high energy prices which russia controls. okay. so we re hearing a lot from putin and some saying he s sending mixed messages about his intentions in that region with crimea and beyond. he said that any allegations that he s trying to reconstruct the soviet union are totally inaccurate. he s also raising concerns about ukraine potentially down the road at some point joining nato. what do you think he will do to stop that from happening if it becomes a reality? reporter: i don t think it s not ever going to happen. ukraine is not about to join nato, why? because nato isn t going to want them because they don t even have a secure border. and secondly because russia, i think, is aiming to dismember nato. not because it s going to move tanks, but there s something called article 5 in the nato treaty, shan