-- susette kelo. the second thing that every public interest case needs in addition to having great plaintiffs win with our evil villains with. [laughter] in terrible abuses of power annual survey by a fat in this saga as well. and i think there are a couple of lessons to be learned here better growth one is jeff of allude to his remarks is that folks can abuse rights. even while they genuinely believe that they are pursuing some a greater social dead. of, indeed, some of the worst violations of human rights history occurred in the pursuit of a supposedly more important public goals propellant and what the folks i think on the other side forgot throughout this struggle is that under our system of law we do not and should not have and ends justifies the means approach. and i think that is the approach that the tech. much of the bill of rights is directed toward this notion. yes, the cops have to chase after a catch the criminals but they can't do that at any expense, and i have to follow certain rules,

. >> coming up, jeff benedict, author of "little pink house," talks about susette kelo and her battleo sell her n