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Armstrong says 'no' to USADA interview — Transcript

by KXAN · 119 words · 20 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00also just into our Newsroom Lance
  2. 0:02Armstrong is refusing again to interview
  3. 0:04under oath with the US anti-doping
  4. 0:06agency they want Armstrong to tell them
  5. 0:09all he knows about doping and cycling
  6. 0:11the agency has said Armstrong's
  7. 0:12cooperation in its cleanup effort is the
  8. 0:15only option for Armstrong to reduce his
  9. 0:17lifetime ban from Sports after more than
  10. 0:20two months of negotiations with usada
  11. 0:22Armstrong attorney Tim Herman now says
  12. 0:24Armstrong won't participate in a process
  13. 0:27designed only to demonize selected
  14. 0:29individuals but Armstrong has said he is
  15. 0:31willing to participate in an
  16. 0:32international effort to clean up cycling
  17. 0:34Armstrong previously denied using
  18. 0:36performance-enhancing drugs but back in
  19. 0:39January admitted doping to win his seven
  20. 0:42tour to France titles

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