[Kryptonite]

The Clintons also were given a travel humidor, china cabinet and a copy of President Abraham Lincoln's Cooper Union Speech worth $9,683 from insurance magnate Walter Kaye, who lobbied to get Monica Lewinsky her White House internship.

I did not need to see that again.

[Howlin]

This oil painting, Avenue in the Rain by Childe Hassam, painted in 1917, just before we entered World War I, hung in the Oval Office during Clinton's entire administration.

It was one of the paintings that Alberto Gonzales had to FORCE the Clintons to return. (The Secret Service LOVE to point out to visitors that those are "the paintings the Clintons took." -- The other one is a oil painting of just the torch of the Statue of Liberty, which I cannot find on line as I don't know the correct name.)