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This is easily one of the best interviews I've had on the podcast. Jeff presents as a fantastic candidate for Oklahoma CD4. Congress would see an immediate improvement with him there. 

In this episode of Breaking the Meta, I sit down with Air Force veteran Jeff Pixley, who is running for Congress in Oklahoma’s 4th District. Jeff shares his journey from growing up in a military family, to flying F-16s, to working around Air Force One, and ultimately to the moment that pushed him to retire early and step into politics...

Retired Air Force colonel and former fighter pilot Jeff Pixley joins Oklahoma Memo founder and curator Ryan Welton for a wide-ranging conversation about why he’s running for Congress in Oklahoma’s 4th District — and what he means when he says the country must “restore constitutional balance.” 

Michael Crespin, Director and Curator of the Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center and Professor of Political Science at the University of Oklahoma, moderates a District Four Forum featuring Jeff Pixley and Mitchell Jacob running for Congress in Oklahoma. The event takes place at the Mid-America Technology Center in Wayne, OK, on January 17, 2026, at 4:00 pm. Two Democratic candidates share their perspectives on today’s most pressing issues in a moderated debate with a Q&A.

Humpday Exchange with Special Guest, Jeff Pixley candidate for US House OK CD4

A retired U.S. Air Force Colonel and Fighter Pilot with over 30 years of service, Jeff Pixley commanded at every level, including leading Air Force Basic Military Training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio, TX. Now, he’s ready to serve Oklahoma again — restoring trust, defending constitutional rights, and building opportunity for working families.