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Not if they've been told not to.


They are legally obligated to their shareholders (you), so you could sue them for being untruthful, and the First Amendment says the government can't "tell you not to".


> They are legally obligated to their shareholders (you)

They've lied in the past to their shareholders.


That is absolutely not the case if US intelligence agencies have told them to deny the allegations.


Whoever told you that made it up because it sounded cool.




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