>> reporter: well, the le pen camp is hoping that the pollsters are wrong, that there will be a repeat of what happened in the u.s. elections, because right now, the polls put emanuel macron as the clear leader, that they say he will win by a landslide. but we were talking with people from the macron -- or the le pen camp. they think there will be an unset. as you mentioned, the two candidates couldn't be further apart. in many ways, this is seen as a it wi litmus test. macron is 39 years old, wants to stay in the eu. he isn't part of one of the traditional parties. he has a banking background. he's seen as something of a member of the elite here. he went to the top schools. he's fluent in english. that has been working for and against him. le pen has been trying to hammer against him, saying that he's