Sean Duffy’s Road Trip Sponsors Spent $100 Million Lobbying Congress Last Year

What happened to the reality show Pete Buttigieg’s replacement spent 7 months making?

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy faced stiff criticism in June when he announced that he had taken a seven-month road trip paid for by millions of dollars in corporate largesse, ostensibly to produce a reality TV series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. But several months later, people are asking, “Where’s the show?” Related Pete Buttigieg had the best response to his replacement calling critics of his road trip “miserable” Insights…

What Ever Happened With Sean Duffy's Reality Show?

The Bulwark reports: The idea is that the Duffys would drive around together — with cameras documenting their every wholesome conversation in the car, and then following them around on their sightseeing escapades. These trips for the family of eleven didn’t come cheaply, and were seemingly funded to the tune of millions of dollars in donations from corporations Duffy regulates. This Saturday marks three months since the Duffys’ Fox News appearan…

Sean Duffy's Controversial, Costly Reality Show Is Still Nowhere To Be Found

The show reportedly received millions of dollars in funding from companies overseen and regulated by the ex-reality star’s Department of Transportation.

What Happened to Sean Duffy’s Road-Trip TV Show?

“Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy and his family promised back in May to help American families bond during vacation season. The plan: The Great American Road Trip, a new online television show starring, well, the Duffys—Sean, his wife Rachel Campos-Duffy, and their nine children,” The Bulwark reports. “The idea is that the Duffys would drive […]

It’s August — and Sean Duffy’s Summer Reality Show Is Nowhere to Be Found

Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s promised summer reality show has yet to see the light of day as the season of beach trips, sunshine, and swimming hits the halfway mark. The Great American Road Trip was intended to help celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary, Duffy, 54, said in a May appearance on Fox News. The former reality TV star had said the show was to drop in June, according to Politico, which noted back on July 1 that t…

Trump Secretary Filmed a Reality TV Show. It Still Hasn’t Aired.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy basically took a paid vacation with his family.