Duffy pitches family road trip series as ‘a civic experience’ ahead of nation’s 250th year

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is set to launch a YouTube series documenting a cross-country road trip with his family, a project produced by the team behind MTV’s “The Real World” and tied to a broader federal effort marking the nation’s 250th year.

The digital series will follow the Cabinet secretary and his family as they travel across the country on an extended road trip. It is being produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, the company behind MTV’s 1997 season of The Real World: Boston, which featured Duffy early in his television career. Funding for the five-part series comes from The Great American Road Trip, a nonprofit organization launched by the Trump administration to support programming tied to the milestone.

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