Blerim Skoro

Never, Sean, again, repeat it. I would never, I would hang myself, never be Al-Qaeda member. No terror group. I have a beautiful kids born American. I don't go against my family.

I'm going to the Macedonian embassy meeting with CIA agents. Okay. In embassy meeting with the CIA agents. How do they contact you? When I go over there, they put me in one room, small room. I give my ID. He came down and he said, give me a half hour. He go in office. He said, welcome back. We know who you are. All the details. He said, we're going to have to meet the next week.

I'm going to the Macedonian embassy meeting with CIA agents. Okay. In embassy meeting with the CIA agents. How do they contact you? When I go over there, they put me in one room, small room. I give my ID. He came down and he said, give me a half hour. He go in office. He said, welcome back. We know who you are. All the details. He said, we're going to have to meet the next week.

I'm going to the Macedonian embassy meeting with CIA agents. Okay. In embassy meeting with the CIA agents. How do they contact you? When I go over there, they put me in one room, small room. I give my ID. He came down and he said, give me a half hour. He go in office. He said, welcome back. We know who you are. All the details. He said, we're going to have to meet the next week.

How did they initially contact you? Was it a phone call? No, I went to them myself. You went there yourself. I went to the U.S. Embassy in Macedonia myself. So to see my rights to come to United States.

How did they initially contact you? Was it a phone call? No, I went to them myself. You went there yourself. I went to the U.S. Embassy in Macedonia myself. So to see my rights to come to United States.

How did they initially contact you? Was it a phone call? No, I went to them myself. You went there yourself. I went to the U.S. Embassy in Macedonia myself. So to see my rights to come to United States.

And then they told me, we know who you are. Come here. Then they make a meeting next week with me. We spent six, seven hours. They said, look, we know what happened with you. We know what you did in the past. We know what the prosecutors did, but this is the best time for you.

And then they told me, we know who you are. Come here. Then they make a meeting next week with me. We spent six, seven hours. They said, look, we know what happened with you. We know what you did in the past. We know what the prosecutors did, but this is the best time for you.

And then they told me, we know who you are. Come here. Then they make a meeting next week with me. We spent six, seven hours. They said, look, we know what happened with you. We know what you did in the past. We know what the prosecutors did, but this is the best time for you.

Everybody knows here now you got deported, how they got arrest your family, holding them, this and that, is the best time you to be covered, to work for us, and we can bring you back. This is my first step, how I started with the CIA in 2008, field agent. Was there any discussion of pay at that initial meeting?

Everybody knows here now you got deported, how they got arrest your family, holding them, this and that, is the best time you to be covered, to work for us, and we can bring you back. This is my first step, how I started with the CIA in 2008, field agent. Was there any discussion of pay at that initial meeting?

Everybody knows here now you got deported, how they got arrest your family, holding them, this and that, is the best time you to be covered, to work for us, and we can bring you back. This is my first step, how I started with the CIA in 2008, field agent. Was there any discussion of pay at that initial meeting?

Payment, I had in beginning, first week I started with 400 euros, 700 euros, 1200 euros, then 2,500 euros a month and the whole expenses. And they said, we're going to help you to be with your family. Nothing more than that. No extra payment over this. But they said, always we're going to keep you safe. And so when did you take the polygraph? I think after a month or two.

Payment, I had in beginning, first week I started with 400 euros, 700 euros, 1200 euros, then 2,500 euros a month and the whole expenses. And they said, we're going to help you to be with your family. Nothing more than that. No extra payment over this. But they said, always we're going to keep you safe. And so when did you take the polygraph? I think after a month or two.

Payment, I had in beginning, first week I started with 400 euros, 700 euros, 1200 euros, then 2,500 euros a month and the whole expenses. And they said, we're going to help you to be with your family. Nothing more than that. No extra payment over this. But they said, always we're going to keep you safe. And so when did you take the polygraph? I think after a month or two.

If I don't make a mistake, my first trip in Pakistan when I came back. Just to see if I'm double agent or just for the CIA. How long did that take? It took a couple of hours, three hours, I think two hours. One polygraph? One time, yes. You passed the first time? Yes, first time I passed. Right on. Not a lot of people pass that. I passed first time. And they told me. And they told me.

If I don't make a mistake, my first trip in Pakistan when I came back. Just to see if I'm double agent or just for the CIA. How long did that take? It took a couple of hours, three hours, I think two hours. One polygraph? One time, yes. You passed the first time? Yes, first time I passed. Right on. Not a lot of people pass that. I passed first time. And they told me. And they told me.

If I don't make a mistake, my first trip in Pakistan when I came back. Just to see if I'm double agent or just for the CIA. How long did that take? It took a couple of hours, three hours, I think two hours. One polygraph? One time, yes. You passed the first time? Yes, first time I passed. Right on. Not a lot of people pass that. I passed first time. And they told me. And they told me.

Look, Sean, we're going to come to the stories. You will never believe what I did. And even people, they're going to say, what are you lying? I don't, Sean, in United States, if you make a story, you commit perjury, you get charged. It's a federal crime. I cannot come and say, hey, this is who I am or this is what I did.