next on my left is senator lindsay grahm. republican from south carolina. member of the argument services committee along others. and senator gram last i checked you said there was a 91% chance you would seek the republican nomination for president. >> 92%. >> we will see if that number goes up during the panel. tony blare, former prime minister of great britain and to his right is state minister for foreign affairs for japan, a member of japan's parliament representing the liberal democratic party. thank you for joining us. mr. blare looking at the middle east and north africa we have three failed states by my count in syria, yemen and libya, all of them in a state of civil war and in every case we see rad radicalism and isis and al-qaeda all in a worse shape than a decade ago. what can the structure do to pru pruvent pruvent -- prevent this. it is going through a main event for a long period of time. let's take a step back. what is happening in africa across the middle east is a toxic mix of bad tallpolitics and religion created a situation as dictatorshi

. >> a discussion about global risks with tony blare, lindsay grahm and japan's prim minister.they challenge oklahoma's method of legal injection and ashton carter discusses sexual assault in the military and a talk with britain's head political parties ahead of the elections. now a discussion about global risks with senator lindsay grahm, tony blare, and japanese leader discuss isis russia's

senator lindsay grahm, the united states senate will considering legislation regarding the president's negotiations with iran over the nuclear program. i know you have strong feelings about this. tell us what you expect the senate to do. but more broadly the subject , here is global risk. the president says if we don't do a deal with iran and there is no deal, and negotiations break down, that could lead us to war. but the deal itself is risky. talk about that. >> the first thing to our japanese friend i understand you better the prime minister. [laughing] >> thank you. >> is it just me or does he talk funny? [laughter] so, what were we talking about? iran. number one, the senate will overwhelmingly approve the corker legislation this week that says for the president to lift congressional sanctions we created he is going to have to come to congress to get permission and that will get a lot of bipartisan support. as to a deal versus no deal. the president says if we don't get a deal it is the best chance of avoiding war. the consequences of a bad deal worry me more. if you like a bad de