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All the time you hear people like Ross, like Lue, TDL, Grusch unable to reveal their sources, or be bound by an nda, or be prevented by law because the knowledge is classified, but what if you recommended some books to read?

You smell what I am stepping on?

Like for example we ask all of these guys, what books would you recommend? And one of them or all of them goes The Day After Rosswell. Can they do that? They are not revealing their sources! They are not sharing anything classified?

Is this a loophole in what they can say?

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