shona: our policy expert, marc perelman, joins me onset -- on set. what did francois hollande speak about tonight in his speech? c: he explained the reason for the reshuffle. he said the government is here to act, to reform. we saw the three priorities he set out for the government. he said it was important to open it up to the green party. the green had left his government nearly two years ago and he clearly needs them into show that he is able to reach out beyond his own socialist party. he didn't make any major announcements. he, again, said that he really unemployment. he had promised that unemployment would lower. it hasn't happened. he said, yes, i understand this needs to happen. he was asked repeatedly whether he would run for reelection next year. he said, i'm not making any calculations. michael is to be present until the last -- my goal is to be present until the last moment when i have to make this decision. he wants to show you he is not bothered by any political issues . his goal is to protect france from terrorism and to make sure the

we're joined by marc perelman. we heard from manuel valls, and his statement marks a slight change on the wording that sparked such debate. he says it will apply not just a dual nationals but to any french citizen. what do you make of this change? is it even legal? there are many questions. that is why we have seen a debate, a surreal debate among all the state of emergency, serious measures to tackle terrorism. this issue of citizenship, which would concern may be a dozen terrorist convicts in a dozen years, because this would be after they are in prison. it is really becoming an issue. we see the change because francois hollande, when he first announced this, surprising everyone just after the terrorist attacks, said it would be for dual nationals. now the prime minister has said the government would support a proposal to strip citizenship from all french nationals -- dual nationals, single nationals, those who were born here, those who acquired french citizenship -- because you cannot discriminate. you are eithe