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this isimilar to other deceptions of which we are are om other recent periods. in light of ur testimony, we ask that you publicly rrect your statement of may 15th, 2009. they don't actlly say meow, but 's implied. and it is signed, sincerely, a eshoo, rush holt, mime ompson and adam smith. it was signed by ln panetta january 5th. it was sent to him twoays after he briefed the house commtee. now, these sev signatories are considered allies of the speaker of the house, nancy losi. her contention thathe cia deliberately misled r and othemembers of the congress about waterboarding is wha prompted the cia to sue their "wdon't mislead anyone" rebutt way back in may. now these members ofongress are saying tt leon panetta directly contradicted at statement and mied that the cia has misled congress, bute did it in testimy behind closed drs. they now want hito say it in publ. for its part, the cia is sticki to its guns, releasing a statement toght, once again reiting, quote, it is not thpolicyr practice of the cito mislead congress. joining us now to follow all o this smo

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