Jack Barsky

They did.

Absolutely did.

I spent about three months after I mailed that letter being very cautious, careful, looking for FBI surveillance, looking for KGB information.

I was so well trained, I knew that there was nothing happening.

So I told the mother of this child, I said, okay, you know what?

We should start looking at moving into the suburbs and buying a house.

That's when I, that was my first step to become an American.

Wow.

All right.

So a million questions.

But the big one is you left the KGB.

Eventually you actually became an American citizen.

The FBI got in touch with you and you became, you know, an open book to them.

They then offer you citizenship.

And here's my question.

Once you became public, why isn't the KGB trying to kill you now?

Well, first of all, my case is really old.

But you're still a liability.

I mean, you're telling these stories all about kind of Russian tradecraft and all these things.

And might I add, sometimes it seems that Russian assassinations aren't just about...