We will now hear argument in the case of Kilo versus City of New London.

Mr. Bull.

Hey everyone, this is Leon Nefak, host of Fiasco and co-creator of Slow Burn.

On today's episode of Five to Four, Peter, Riannon and Michael are talking about a 2005 case

that unlike every other case they covered so far, was decided by the Supreme Court's liberal wing.

My name is Susette Kilo and the government stole my home.

At issue in Kilo v. New London was eminent domain, which empowers the government to seize a

homeowner's land and hand it over to private developers, while corporations feast on the spoils.

You know this is what the US Supreme Court said that the City of New London was justified in taking

our homes. An empty field. You know, at five-number-sirant is an empty dream.

This is Five to Four, a podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks.

Welcome to Five to Four, where we dissect and analyze the Supreme Court cases that have left

America cracked in barren, like hot sunlight beaming down on a drought-stricken plane.

I am Peter, Twitter's the law boy, and I am here with Michael.

Hey everybody.

And Riannon.

Hi.

Today's episode is Kilo versus the City of New London, case about eminent domain,

the right of the government to seize private property.

We've received some criticism in our podcast reviews for being, quote,

a bunch of libs, millennial leftists proliferating, quote, politically biased

trep. And we take this criticism very seriously. And that's why this episode, we are taking on a case

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