Stunt Driver Aims for a Viral Jump in D.C.

Raymond Kohn, known for his antics as a stunt driver, recently took a leap with the “General Lee” car at a fountain in Kentucky, aiming to reach a wider audience online. Describing himself as “just a good boy,” he expressed hopes of making his next jump even more memorable.

As reported, Kohn has undertaken around 30 jumps with replica cars from the classic TV series “The Dukes of Hazzard,” with his latest jump taking place in downtown Somerset, Kentucky, as a highlight of a local festival. The footage of his aerial stunt quickly gained traction on social media, capturing the interest of a diverse audience.

Kohn’s previous jumps have taken him across various locations in the United States, including Detroit and Bristol. Now, he’s thinking even bigger. He has shared a bold idea with Glenn Beck, pitching the vision for a colossal jump in front of the White House.

During an interview, Beck played the clip of Kohn’s Kentucky jump, leading to a discussion about future plans. Kohn revealed, “We want to create ‘General Lee, the American Patriot.'” He envisions adorning the vehicle with a large American flag and the numbers “47-45,” branding it as the “Trump 2025 Jump.”

When asked about the jump’s location, Kohn stated, “We want to jump in front of the White House. That’s what we want to do.” Beck found the idea amusing and agreed to take the proposal to Trump, noting that if anyone would be interested in such a stunt, it would be him.

Kohn and Beck delved into logistics, with Kohn reassuredly mentioning that building a car for the jump would only take about two weeks, a timeline he feels confident about given his experience with creating previous vehicles.

Time will tell if Kohn’s plans can transform into a real event in the nation’s capital.