 He has said nothing since this first round, but he said it was to clarify things, to let the French choose their future. He called it an act of confidence in democracy, and he was sure they'd make the right choice, which meant giving him a mandate for his last three years in office. But he clearly gambled and lost this, and everyone is agreeing that Macron is the big loser in this whole thing. We have just over 30 seconds left, but what might the results mean for him if he's a prime minister who has to work with a new prime minister that he's at odds with?