It's been a month and a half since a Metro-East man became an instant phenomenon at the second Presidential Debate at Washington University in St. Louis. Shiloh resident Ken Bone and his red sweater became a hit on late night talk shows as well social media. With Election Day now in the rear view mirror, Bone's public profile is shrinking by the day and he's more than okay with that.

Looking back at seeing Trump and Clinton up close and personal, Bone won't say he thought Trump was on his way to Pennsylvania Avenue in a historic upset, but he understands what may have paved the way.

Bone says his family was targeted by a bomb threat at his residence but he credits Shiloh Police with helping protect his family during his sudden rise to fame.