I just watched the YouTube video which is supposedly a protest of Karl Rove. The video and audio quality of that video are some of the worst I've ever seen and I find it difficult to find any value in watching it.

It's possible that video was just a crowd getting rowdy after Georgetown made the Final Four:

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Yes, but how do we know that is a video of "a crowd getting rowdy after Georgetown made the Final Four?" The Hoya Saxa chant is about as clear as the crowd's screaming "Go to Jail Rove!" :) On the internet we sort of have to go with our best intuition. The fact the video made YouTube Popular, has been blogged many times, and does present interesting content (I must admit, the ferocity of Rove's booing by the crowd was sort of chilling), does lend it credit.

Of course, on the internet, verification of anything is quite difficult, so if the video does prove to be a hoax I will gladly issue a correction and apology.

Diane Rehm just covered this video - the story is the students were lying down in front of Rove's car. Here's some reports on the video:

http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2007/042007/04062007/273485
http://www.observer-reporter.com/OR/Story/04_05_KarlRove_Protest_1_