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Ryan Walters

Ryan Walters

Former Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public InstructionWikipedia

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Oct 16, 2026

Glenn BeckHOST
68:17
And it's, and they, you know, it's, y- if you th- ever thought the Catholic Church was bad with moving, you know, predators around, meet your teachers unions.
Glenn BeckHOST
68:27
Ryan is with us now, Ryan Walters.
Glenn BeckHOST
68:29
Hello, Ryan, how are you?
Ryan WaltersGUEST
68:31
Great to see you again, Glenn.

11 MINS LATER

Ryan WaltersGUEST
79:16
You know, that's something that we're always looking at, too.
Ryan WaltersGUEST
79:18
What are the legal angles here to hold those individuals responsible, uh, for these behaviors? That look, if you look at the way the system is set up, it is absolutely set up to make it incredibly difficult to fire teachers, even with the worst accusations before them.
Glenn BeckHOST
79:31
them.Ryan Walters, he is with the Teachers Freedom Alliance CEO.
Glenn BeckHOST
79:38
Uh, he is, um, a, a guy who has been fighting for your kids in the classroom for a very, very long time.
Keith MerksHOST
0:00
[news music] A possible rehearing for a teacher whose license was yanked by Ryan Walters.
Keith MerksHOST
0:08
A Tulsa police oversight measure is dead in the city council chamber.
Keith MerksHOST
0:14
New details on an Osage Nation police warrant targeting tribal language student materials.
Keith MerksHOST
0:27
This is your PM News Brief for Friday, October 16th, 2026.
Keith MerksHOST
0:32
I'm Keith Merks.
Keith MerksHOST
0:33
An Oklahoma judge says then State Superintendent Ryan Walters' vote to revoke a Norman educator's teaching license was invalid.
Keith MerksHOST
0:42
Grayson Wheeler reports the State Board of Education may hold a new hearing.
Grayson WheelerCORRESPONDENT
0:47
In twenty twenty-two, Summer Boisnier posted a QR code in her Norman High classroom that linked to a library catalog containing banned books.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
5:21
In 2022, Summer Boimier posted a QR code in her Norman High classroom that linked to a library catalog containing banned books.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
5:29
This drew the ire of then State Secretary of Education Ryan Walters, who said Boimier was breaking state law and distributing pornography to students.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
5:37
Boimier resigned and sued Walters for defamation.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
5:41
In 2024, the State Board of Education, headed by then State Superintendent Walters, voted to revoke Boimier's Oklahoma teaching license.
John SolomonHOST
8:53
I spent, uh, Friday there at the Moms for Liberty conference.
John SolomonHOST
8:56
I met the Superintendent of Oklahoma Schools, Ryan Walters.
John SolomonHOST
8:59
He's got some big initiatives and some big thoughts about busting teachers unions and returning school to the control of parents.
John SolomonHOST
9:05
He's done a lot of that in the great state of Oklahoma.

25 MINS LATER

John SolomonHOST
33:47
When we come back from the break, he's one of the most disruptive innovators in the public school space today.
John SolomonHOST
33:51
He's a s- uh, superintendent of public schools in Oklahoma.
John SolomonHOST
33:55
Ryan Walters.
John SolomonHOST
33:55
I caught some time with him last week at the Moms for Liberty event in Dallas.
John SolomonHOST
32:06
We know it's dangerous, and yet they continue to push this.
John SolomonHOST
32:10
Earlier in the day, I talked to Secretary Ryan Walters.
John SolomonHOST
32:13
He talked about some of the effort of teachers' unions to turn young people against law enforcement, particularly ICE, but even larger than that.
John SolomonHOST
32:20
Are you seeing that on the ground in some of the cases you're looking at? And how do you fight that? I mean, that's a dangerous scenario.
John SolomonHOST
39:43
We know it's dangerous, and yet they continue to push this.
John SolomonHOST
39:47
Earlier in the day, I talked to Secretary Ryan Walters.
John SolomonHOST
39:50
He talked about some of the effort of teachers unions to turn young people against law enforcement, particularly ICE, but even larger than that.
John SolomonHOST
39:57
Are you seeing that on the ground in some of the cases you're looking at? And how do you fight that? I mean, that's a dangerous scenario.
John SolomonHOST
8:04
I think we got Kimberly Herman tomorrow.
John SolomonHOST
8:06
Ryan Walters, the school superintendent on Thursday.
John SolomonHOST
8:09
The parents' rights are advancing in ways I couldn't imagine a few years ago when it looked like teachers and bureaucrats were going to rule our children for decades to come.
John SolomonHOST
8:17
But the reversal has struck big and hard.
Seth AndrewsHOST
14:24
Christian churches teach his books as history.
Seth AndrewsHOST
14:28
Our former Superintendent of Public Instruction in Oklahoma, Ryan Walters, said that his books was one of his favorite books.
Hoda KotbADVERTISER
14:36
[laughs]
Seth AndrewsHOST
14:37
That guy was running education.
Sara GonzalesHOST
0:34
You can find me all over social media, of course, as always, @SaraGonzalesTX, along with AmericanBeautybySara.com.
Sara GonzalesHOST
0:43
I want to, uh, bring in my friend joining me today.
Sara GonzalesHOST
0:47
[drum beat] Drum roll please.
Sara GonzalesHOST
0:48
Ross Patterson from the Drinkin' Bros podcast and the Ross Patterson Revolution podcast.

7 MINS LATER

Sara GonzalesHOST
7:57
Mm, the debate
Ross PattersonGUEST
7:57
... debate last night with Mike Rogers up there where it, he just sounded so insane and wouldn't denounce some of the most basic things that you're starting to question, "Do I even wanna be a part of what's going on on that side?" And, and maybe, yeah, I can live with the high gas prices because it's all getting so insane that there is no end except to just physically change all the way around.
Ross PattersonGUEST
8:21
And I'm starting to see a lot of my friends from Los Angeles change.
Ross PattersonGUEST
8:24
Uh, I wonder if California's in play.
Grayson WheelerCORRESPONDENT
4:01
In Oklahoma City, I'm Grayson Wheeler.
Michael CrossHOST
4:04
The state Supreme Court clears the way for a defamation lawsuit against former State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
Michael CrossHOST
4:11
Former Bixby Superintendent Rob Miller sued Walters in 2024 after Walters called him a clown and a liar and accused his district of financial problems.
Michael CrossHOST
4:21
The Oklahoman reports the Supreme Court rejects Walter's arguments, saying he was protected by state law, and agrees Miller had presented enough evidence of malice to continue the case.

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