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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: TIME Raw: Paul Ryan Says Omnibus Bill Was a Bipartisan Effort [Watch (HLS stream): TIME Raw: Paul Ryan Says Omnibus Bill Was a Bipartisan Effort](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/1VIYyAZF.m3u8) (1:59)  _Published 2015-12-18. Paul Ryan discusses the omnibus bill in a press conference_ --- Jul 27, 2023 7:21 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Paul Ryan Refuses to Rule Out Bill That Would Ease Gun Regulations](/video/TqZa6orG/) ### Paul Ryan Refuses to Rule Out Bill That Would Ease Gun Regulations [Paul Ryan Addresses Pulling Health Care Reform Bill](/video/pdwd3wH4/) ### Paul Ryan Addresses Pulling Health Care Reform Bill [Paul Ryan on Ferguson](/video/FZBBIMPI/) ### Paul Ryan on Ferguson --- ## Transcript [ BLANK_AUDIO ] We are where we are, and we have a Bipartisan compromise. Or by the way, I think we've got some good wins, and look, Democrats win some things too. That's the nature of Bipartisan compromises. And so the way I look at this is, we have made the best of the situation we have, there are some really good wins in here for the American people. There are very good wins in here for the economy, for job creators, for tax payers. There are some important developments in here that will help us build a confident America. This spending bill reigns in the IRS, it stops the EPA overreach, it blocks several Obamacare provisions, and it prevents a taxpayer bailout of the, excuse me, risk corridor program. Let me say this, you know I don't like this process. Right? I mean you know that we inherited a process, a cake that was pretty much more than half baked. I don't like the way that these bills come together because I think we should do these separately, individually, through what we call regular order. That's why I just started this press conference saying, next year We are going to do things differently. Next year when we have a fresh start, we are doing things differently because I don't think that this is the way that we should be governing. Look, we disagree profoundly with the president on so many issues and we will oppose his agenda where we disagree on a lot of things and I think that we have shown that. But we feel because we think the country is heading in the wrong direction. Because the president's policies have now been in place for seven years, it's not working. Look at poverty, look at wages, look at the economy, look at foreign policy, look at the military, look at regulations. This isn't what a confident America looks like. So we owe the country a better agenda, a better way forward. We owe the country A fresh approach, a new plan. And that's what we're going to do and so no it doesn't require the president. We don't agree with the president. 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