. ♪ emily: the takeover drama is still not over because you've got paul jacobs, former ceo, and somefounders trying to take the company private. what's the status of that? this is somebody that you worked with for years and that you know very well. steve: we haven't heard anything actually. it has been pretty quiet. if anyone came up with an offer, paul or someone else, we would listen to it and give it care, but we haven't heard anything about it. emily: do you talk with him on a regular basis or are you still engaged with him? steve: no, he's left the company so we really don't have those types of conversations. but if there was a need for one, of course we would we know each -- of course we would. we know each other well. emily: part of the argument behind going private is the licensing is complex. perhaps it would be better outside of public scrutiny. you're making these long-term investments that will take time to pay off and investors need to be patient. what do you think about that argument? steve: i think it's an interesting argument. by and large, if you look in practice how

paul jacob is a longtime supporter of the ballot measure process. >> what better way, when possible, it than to let the people vote directly on the issues at hand. reporter: sometimes the issues are complicated. this year, for instance, voters could set tax policy in five states and energy policy in three states. jacob admits some ballot measures bring in outside money to states like maine, but says outside money is in order politics, and he says in the end, it's better to give the power to the people rather than the politicians. people who don't like direct democracy don't want the people to be in charge. >> so your opponents say when you limit direct democracy, you are limiting the power of the people. what do you say? >> direct democracy is maine people passing laws that govern maine people. reporter: and not influenced by out-of-state billionaires. in portland, maine, douglas kennedy, fox news. jon: and the fund-raising battle will play a major role who wins the house and senate. chris wallace hosted a panel with two key players, steve stivers and congressman ben ray lieu hahn ch

jacob russo reports. in a video posted by an ocheyedan-based christian group called rescue the perishing,group leader paulorr burned several l-g-b-t-q books he had checked out from the orange city public library. he calls them shameful and wicked.paul dorr- rescue the perishing:"continuing my 25-year stand for christ i cannot stand by and let the shameful adults or orange city library board - bring the next group of little children into their foul sexual reality without a firm resistance." paul dorr burned four books supporting the l-g-b-t-q community.the library has faced criticism in the past from christian groups for having these books.nat sound: steve mahr owns a coffee shop in orange city, and supports the l-g-b-t-q community.he says he believes communities like orange city should be built on supporting every single citizen.steve mahr, orange city resident:"i think it's also important to remember that we all have an individual responsibility as well as a community responsibility to lift up people who are often excluded, ostracized, and marginalized in our community."as for the library, they can't say

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