In a letter to CIA Director Leon Panetta, the six members said he had "recently" testified that "top CIA officials have concealed significant actions from all members of Congress" and "misled members" from 2001 until this week.
The letter, released today, didn't describe what CIA actions were at issue. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Republicans have been feuding over her claim that the CIA misled Congress in 2002 about harsh interrogations of suspected terrorists.
The letter called on Panetta to "publicly correct" his May 15 statement that "it is not our policy or practice to mislead Congress."
