Graham wants spending bill vetoed but own earmarks kept

President Obama has been catching flak for his intention to sign a $410 billion omnibus spending bill if it passes the Senate on Monday. The bill includes some 9000 earmarks, distributed among members of both parties, and Republicans like Senator John McCain have been condemning it as pork-laden.

"Should the president veto this bill?" NBC host David Gregory asked Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on Sunday.

"I'll leave that up to the president," Graham replied. "I wish he would veto the bill. We'd get back together and come up with an earmark reform process."