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[[Daniel Larson|Daniel]], following the entirely coincidental pattern with other lolcows, has had multiple appearances on the News ever since he was a child.
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==FOX31 Denver - Tennyson Center==
[[Daniel Larson|Daniel]], following the entirely coincidental pattern with other lolcows, has occasionally made it to the attention of the '''media''' spotlight, in television, news articles, podcasts and the Internet.
Daniel Larson would appear on the news in a 3-minute broadcast about the [[Tennyson Center|Tennyson Center for Children]], a healthcare facility in Denver, Colorado.


This broadcast covered the then 14-year old Daniel and on how well he was doing in the Tennyson Center.
== Traditional media ==


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=== Breakfast Television, Citytv Canada - Shoutout ===
==FOX Carolina News - Senior Shout Outs==
Our future president appeared on a brief segment of a [[wikipedia:Citytv|Citytv]] morning show program called ''Breakfast Television''.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Daniellarson/comments/1leji2m/i_got_daniel_on_my_local_news/?sort=new</ref> Organized by a troll on Reddit, he was shouted out via a happy birthday congratulations.
Daniel Larson appeared in a short, less than a minute-long blip on Fox Carolina News where they covered accomplished people who were submitted by their parents. Daniel was most likely submitted by trolls.
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=== KWGN-TV Denver - Tennyson Center ===
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Daniel Larson would appear on the news in a 3-minute broadcast about the [[Tennyson Center|Tennyson Center for Children]], a healthcare facility in Denver, Colorado, which aired on Denver's CW affiliate KWGN.
 
This broadcast covered the then 14-year-old Daniel and on how well he was doing in the Tennyson Center.
 
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=== FOX Carolina News - Senior Shout Outs ===
Daniel Larson appeared in a short, less than a minute-long blip on Fox Carolina News (WHNS) where they covered accomplished people who were submitted by their parents. Daniel was most likely submitted by trolls.
 
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== Major Internet media ==
 
=== Boulder Daily Camera ===
An article<ref>https://www.dailycamera.com/2024/05/15/man-arrested-for-reportedly-threatening-to-use-explosives-on-the-white-house-and-fbi-headquarters/</ref> was written by Nicole Dorfman on May 15th, 2024, titled "Boulder man accused of threatening to use explosives at CU, White House, FBI headquarters", discussed Daniel's several federal charges following the start of the [[Second Jail Arc]].
 
=== Times Now News ===
An article<ref>https://www.timesnownews.com/world/us/us-news/daniel-larson-facing-federal-charges-and-arrest-for-bomb-threats-to-white-house-fact-checking-viral-claim-article-109829139</ref> was written by Times Now News on May 4th, 2024, discussing Daniel's several bomb threats against several establishments and agencies, going through each one and fact-checking them.
 
=== Dextero ===
 
An article<ref>https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktoker-sparks-backlash-after-pulling-fire-alarm-during-olive-garden-citizens-arrest-2427676/</ref> about Daniel was published on December 12, 2023, regarding the [[Olive Garden Incident]].
 
=== Unilad ===
 
An article<ref>https://www.unilad.com/news/us-news/daniel-larson-remains-jail-white-house-texs-463740-20240515</ref> was published about Daniel's threats on May 15, 2024.
 
=== Northeast Times===
 
An article<ref>https://northeasttimes.com/2026/07/22/tiktoker-daniel-larson-released-from-federal-prison-after-time-served-sentence/</ref> regarding Daniel's release from [[Second Jail Arc|jail]] was published on July 22, 2026.
 
== Interviews ==
 
== References ==
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Latest revision as of 21:49, 24 July 2026



Daniel, following the entirely coincidental pattern with other lolcows, has occasionally made it to the attention of the media spotlight, in television, news articles, podcasts and the Internet.

Traditional media

Breakfast Television, Citytv Canada - Shoutout

Our future president appeared on a brief segment of a Citytv morning show program called Breakfast Television.[1] Organized by a troll on Reddit, he was shouted out via a happy birthday congratulations.

KWGN-TV Denver - Tennyson Center

Daniel Larson would appear on the news in a 3-minute broadcast about the Tennyson Center for Children, a healthcare facility in Denver, Colorado, which aired on Denver's CW affiliate KWGN.

This broadcast covered the then 14-year-old Daniel and on how well he was doing in the Tennyson Center.

FOX Carolina News - Senior Shout Outs

Daniel Larson appeared in a short, less than a minute-long blip on Fox Carolina News (WHNS) where they covered accomplished people who were submitted by their parents. Daniel was most likely submitted by trolls.

Major Internet media

Boulder Daily Camera

An article[2] was written by Nicole Dorfman on May 15th, 2024, titled "Boulder man accused of threatening to use explosives at CU, White House, FBI headquarters", discussed Daniel's several federal charges following the start of the Second Jail Arc.

Times Now News

An article[3] was written by Times Now News on May 4th, 2024, discussing Daniel's several bomb threats against several establishments and agencies, going through each one and fact-checking them.

Dextero

An article[4] about Daniel was published on December 12, 2023, regarding the Olive Garden Incident.

Unilad

An article[5] was published about Daniel's threats on May 15, 2024.

Northeast Times

An article[6] regarding Daniel's release from jail was published on July 22, 2026.

Interviews

References