mr. tipton. the chair: the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized for three minutes. mr. tipton: thank you, madam chair. thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding me time on this critical matter. i appreciate my planning for american energy act was incorporated as title 2 of the federal lands jobs and energy security act of 2013. this final commonsense package seeks to put in place responsible american energy plans that will reduce energy costs for consumers while also growth and omic job opportunities. the legislation before us today would enleash the potential for thousands of new jobs and establish a reliable, affordable and secure source of american energy through responsible production. title 2 seeks to establish commonsense steps to create an all-of-the-above american energy plan for using federal lands to meet america's energy needs. under title 2 of this legislation, the nonpartisan energy information administration provides the projected energy needs of the united states for the next 30 years to the secretaries of interior and agriculture. the secretaries would use th

mr. tipton: mr. speaker, i would yield two minutes to the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. -- mr. upton: mr. speaker, i would yield two minutes to the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. mr. walden: i rise today for the voice of oregonians who have already received their cancellation notices. they've been told the policy that they like, that they wanted to keep they cannot have any longer. i was down in my district for eight straight days last week. 36 meetings, 12 counties, 2,476 miles on the road from day in the morning to late at night. i'm going to tell you, there are people like chuck and jan medford who have gone into retirement, who had health insurance, got notice that their plan is being canceled. from mitchell to ben from enterprise, to medford, all over. not only are their plans being canceled, the replacements are coming back, for example, with -- back, folks, with deductibles that are $15,000 when they were paying a couple thousand. the premiums are going up in some cases double or more. some of them may get a subsidy. a lot of them won't. and now they don't have the p

mr. tipton: mr. speaker, i would yield two minutes to the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. -- mr. upton: mr. speaker, i would yield two minutes to the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. mr. walden: i rise today for the voice of oregonians who have already received their cancellation notices. they've been told the policy that they like, that they wanted to keep they cannot have any longer. i was down in my district for eight straight days last week. 36 meetings, 12 counties, 2,476 miles on the road from day in the morning to late at night. i'm going to tell you, there are people like chuck and jan medford who have gone into retirement, who had health insurance, got notice that their plan is being canceled. from mitchell to ben from enterprise, to medford, all over. not only are their plans being canceled, the replacements are coming back, for example, with -- back, folks, with deductibles that are $15,000 when they were paying a couple thousand. the premiums are going up in some cases double or more. some of them may get a subsidy. a lot of them won't. and now they don't have the p