On Sunday April 23, French voters will head to the polls for the opening round of the most unpredictable presidential election in the nation's modern history. If we're to believe the pollsters, a third of those voters will choose their candidate only at the very last minute. Our guest, Nicholas Dungan, is a senior research fellow at IRIS, a top French foreign policy think tank - as well as the Washington, DC-based Atlantic Council. He gives us his take on this highly uncertain election.
