they predicted macon vs. le pen. this is not an exit poll. from a taping -- taken representative of voting stations. >> 19.5 % was exactly what they predicted on friday. the two of them tied at that number. that is extraordinary. the other notable thing is this is a clear shift to the right in france. disregarding the smaller candidates, 19.5% for the , thating candidate, 6% makes up about 25% of the electorate. has positioned himself in the middle and the right try to present him as someone who was not quite in the middle but more to the left. but he is a centrist candidate, more or less, and that means a centrist candidate, the mainstream right candidate, and the far right candidate elected a huge majority of the votes. the question now before the second round will be whether to take a leap into the unknown with marine le pen -- because a lot of the next round will be about europe, and she wants a referendum on leaving the european union, a referendum on leaving the euro, she wants to leave nato -- these are big, big decisions. macon will c