Election shifts France's political spectrum

In the final round of France's presidential election, the incumbent Emmanuel Macron and his rival Marine Le Pen are going full tilt on the campaign trail. And it's clear that the country's political spectrum has radically changed. Francis Collings reports from Paris.

[Murad]

Freedom for Palestine, Gaza and Jerusalem, the eternal capital of occupied Palestine

[emiliobello]

I bet these would be a moment of history. I hope we get a movie about this one day and gets into mvie theaters everywhere. I bet box offices in AMC Theaters in the US, Cineworld in The UK, VOX Cinemas in The Middle East and Egypt and Showbox in South Korea's box offices would gross really high. Maybe even box offices in China would go high with this French movie about these elections. With this movie, China wouldn't just rely on Hollywood

[nabeelhasan]

As a Muslim i dont agree with lot of issues but i think she would be a less terrible choice for france than Emanuel macron. She wants to save french cultural identitfy. I hope she toned down some of her rhetoric

[marcusj]

France is a secular state. Those who want to undermine it should be voted can someone come into France and call their food haram or Kááfir?
Le Pen will stop this nonsense!

[ronaldmadziro]

Macron in atrocious, Lepen is not much better either, so it's a double edged sword for the French.