American Potential

In this episode of American Potential, new host David From sits down with Toby Rice, CEO of EQT Corporation, the largest producer of natural gas in the United States. Together, they discuss the pivotal role of natural gas in America's energy independence, the lessons learned from Europe's energy crisis, and the need to prioritize infrastructure development to meet rising energy demands. Learn how the shale revolution transformed the U.S. into a global energy powerhouse, producing over 30 million barrels of energy per day. Rice shares insights on combating myths about fossil fuels, the environmental benefits of natural gas, and the critical need to build pipelines and storage facilities to ensure affordable and reliable energy for Americans. As AI technology drives an unprecedented surge in energy demand, the conversation explores how American energy policy must evolve under the Trump administration to unleash the full potential of U.S. natural gas, strengthen global energy security, and address future challenges. Visit AmericanPotential.com for more stories about how Americans are expanding freedom and opportunity in their communities.

As tax cuts from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) face expiration, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) is launching the "Protect Prosperity" campaign to ensure economic freedom for all Americans. In this episode, new host David From speaks with Ken Strang, Managing Director for AFP, about the critical importance of extending these tax reforms. Learn how the TCJA impacted small businesses, created jobs, and saved American families up to $1,500 annually. Hear inspiring stories of entrepreneurs who thrived thanks to these policies and discover how AFP’s grassroots efforts, from door-knocking to innovative local events, are mobilizing citizens to fight for economic opportunity. This episode also highlights the consequences of Bidenomics, rising costs, and the urgent need for pro-growth tax reform to help families and businesses rebuild their American Dream. Whether you’re a concerned taxpayer or small business owner, find out how you can get involved and make your voice heard. Visit ProtectProsperity.com to join the fight for a brighter economic future.

What do a dirt bike, a taillight, and the Supreme Court have in common? In this fascinating episode of American Potential, Jeff Crank and new host David From delve into the groundbreaking case United States vs. Pheasant—a seemingly small dispute over a $100 fine that could reshape the boundaries of government power. Joined by Casey Maddox, Vice President for Legal Strategies, they explore the constitutional principles at stake, including the non-delegation doctrine, and how this case challenges the unchecked power of federal agencies like the Bureau of Land Management. They also discuss the broader implications of other pivotal cases, such as Loper Bright, and the Supreme Court's role in right-sizing government to align with the founders’ vision. Hear how ordinary citizens like Mr. Pheasant are making extraordinary contributions to defending liberty and holding government accountable. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who values freedom, opportunity, and the principles of constitutional government.

In this episode of American Potential, host Jeff Crank talks with Wisconsin State Senator Chris Kapenga about the successful fight to stop the Right of First Refusal (ROFR) bill in Wisconsin. This legislation, backed by utility companies, would have eliminated competitive bidding for major infrastructure projects, driving up utility costs for consumers and businesses. Senator Kapenga shares how grassroots efforts, common sense, and coalition building—including support from organizations like Americans for Prosperity—helped block this bill. He explains the dangers of monopolistic practices in utilities, the importance of competition in lowering costs, and the broader impact on Wisconsin's economy. Drawing on his background as a business owner, he illustrates why competition is vital for taxpayers and small businesses alike. Tune in to hear a compelling story of leadership and perseverance that underscores how fighting for the "small things" in government can prevent significant economic harm. This episode highlights how states can push back against policies that harm taxpayers and businesses while promoting freedom and opportunity.