"After we put on the first show and had a celebratory cake, I thought, 'What kind of fool am I? I'm signing up to do this daily.'"is both the most admired and most despised Colorado TV news figure today, but he's not bothered by this dichotomy.
Going viral for doing good work — as opposed to being spotlighted by HBO's John Oliver after gushing orgasmically about pumpkin-spice lattes, as other anchors have — is uncommon for a local TV news personality. But for every attaboy like the 2022"), there have been putdowns by politicians such as Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman, who said during a 2021 KNUS radio appearance that Clark wouldn't pretend to be homeless for a week, as Coffman had, because doing so would"mess up his hair.
The amount of cash raised beyond Clark's personal weekly donation of $250 thrills him. A spreadsheet that he updates documents donations to more than 200 separate campaigns, with amounts ranging from $20,000 on the low end to more than $2.7 million for the Boulder County Wildlife Fund after the devastating Marshall fire. The overall"Word of Thanks" total as of June 12 is over $12.6 million.
"When I met Kyle, I couldn't help noticing how smart he was — how curious, how thoughtful," Cornetta says."He just brought a lot to the table as a journalist."
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