November 8, 2000.
Well, let's see.
On November 7, 2000, John Huang committed 131 acts of contempt of court by refusing to answer 131 questions. He did, however implicate Al Gore in the Chinagate illegal fundraising scam. He also revealed that the Republican-controlled congress never questioned him about Clinton-Gore Commerce Dept. Trade Mission scandal. Nor did he answer questions about a number of high-level Republican politicians whom received illegal campaign contributions through him and the Lippo Group. He did implicate about 1/4 of the Republicans on the Thompson Committee with receiving illegal campaign contributions.
On November 6, 2000, the Clinton-Gore White House invoked executive privilege to avoid answering questions about the Northop/Grumman email scandal.
On November 8, 2000, Jill Hamburg Coplan published, "Making Hay from Cabbage" in BusnessWeek Online. It was an article that detailed the story about a father and daughter whom believe their sauerkraut recipe has no equal. They have a side dish -- but do they have a business?
Of the three, I think that the third is the most significant.
Do I win a kewpie doll? 7;^)
dan