Ellison: Bachmann's flying imams claim is 'psycho talk'
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Last week, Rep. Michele Bachmann claimed that the six "flying imams" who were briefly detained at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International airport in 2006 were here for a "victory celebration" for Rep. Keith Ellison. Ellison was the first Muslim to be elected to Congress and represents Minneapolis.
Her claim was quickly debunked. The men were attending a North American Imams Federation conference where Ellison gave a speech about American politics and Islam. And now Rep. Keith Ellison is talking back.
On MSNBC, Ellison said her comments "could even be called psycho talk".
Watch the video below.
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And as we have to waste our time correcting Bachmann's false fear-mongering comments, Ken Avidor over at DumpBachmann pointed us back to a City Pages video recorded the night Ellison won his seat in Congress. We'll let it speak for itself.






















