Daddy Sarkozy or Mummy Hollande?

French President Nicolas Sarkozy and World War II veterans visited London Friday to mark the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's rousing radio appeal to his compatriots to resist the Nazi occupation.On June 18, 1940, four days after the fall of Paris and as the French government prepared to sign an armistice with Germany, the exiled military leader issued an impassioned appeal over the BBC airwaves to those back home.

As expected Francois Hollande and incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy will square off on May 6 in round two of the French presidential elections. However, there was a huge surprise in spot number 3 as extreme right wing candidate Marine Le Pen pulled in 18% of the vote running on a dump-the-euro platform. First Round Totals Hollande: 28.6% Sarkozy: 27.1% Le Pen: 18% Please consider Le Pen voters to arbitrate Hollande-Sarkozy duel

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is set to visit London on Friday to mark the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's rousing radio appeal to his compatriots to resist the Nazi occupation of France.On June 18, 1940, four days after the fall of Paris and as the French government prepared to sign an armistice with Germany, the exiled general issued an impassioned appeal over the BBC airwaves to those left behind.

Sarkozy marked the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's defiant World War II broadcast from London, visiting the studio where the leader urged his compatriots to resist the German occupation.

French elections are done in two rounds. The top two candidates by popular vote square off in round two. Things do not look good for French president Nicolas Sarkozy, especially for round two. However, he may not make it that far.