it's called michael worley, what you see as the difference -- michael worley, what you see as the difference? guest: we have a lot of unionized workers. they were angry about a lot of things. they were angry about 450 lost that are being held up to consistently blocked the new congress. they are a great about that. in terms of the tea party in general, it is interesting to the imminent. i think it has had an interesting effect on the republican party, especially in states like delaware and alaska. i think we will have to wait until look a bit to see the true impact. it is interesting, and republicans are concerned about it as well. host: the zach howell, tell us your impressions of the rally, compared with you will see today the mall. guest: i saw a citizenry that is not happy with the way things are. there is no central tea party headquarters. there's no one had begun memos. this is a group of citizens that a ticket to political activism that quite recently. they are working for change. they do not like the path our country is the. i think the consistent theme is a cry for change. host: is

and michael worley is the communications director for the college democrats of america. they would never yell at the president. thank you both for being here. let me start with you and the democrats. we keep hearing about the enthusiasm gap. republicans are more enthused about going to the polls this time around, and the young folks as well on the republican side. would you concede that point that republicans right now, including young republicans, are more excited than you young democrats? >> well, it's difficult to see that enthusiasm gap amongst the 300 people that attended in washington, d.c. it's difficult to see an enthusiasm gap with the 3,000 students we had rallying with the president three weeks ago at university of wisconsin. students understand the risks in this election. they under the risks we're facing with the republican control that wants to cut 20% of higher education funding. we don't need to go back to the days where students that are being hit with higher tuition also have further cuts. so they understand the difference, and they're exced for this el