J´ai trouvé la transcription de l´interview Armstrong dans le Larry King Live sur Internet: http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0508/25/lkl.01.html
Malheureusement, c´est en anglais... Mais allez y faire un tour, c´est assez intéressant
Deux "courts" extraits:
"KING: Why you, Lance. Why over the years, why you, do you think?
ARMSTRONG: You know, we could look at a lot of things. If we consider the landscape between Americans and the French right now, obviously relations are strained. But this has been going on for seven years. Let´s not forget that it´s 2005 and this all really began in 1999, when I won the first tour.
I mean, immediately at that time, they started with scandalous headlines and a lot of insinuation and a lot of slimy journalism. So I´ve dealt with it for seven years. This is perhaps the worst of it. I mean, ultimately when someone comes along and says, "oh, by the way, you´re positive," that´s a pretty serious accusation.
So -- but it´s never been pretty. Couple that with the fact that French cycling is in one of its biggest lulls it has been ever. I don´t know, I think it´s been 20 or 25 years since they won the Tour de France. And times are tough, you know, and as I was saying earlier to somebody, the day I retired, they wrote a front-page editorial on "L´equipe," and they said at the end of the article -- or the end of the editorial, they said never has an athlete´s retirement been so welcome. So --
KING: Why don´t they like you there? Is it just because you´re American?
ARMSTRONG: Well, you know, I hate to say that. Because I actually have on an individual basis, I´ve had great relations with the French people. If I go to a restaurant or -- I lived there for four years. I lived in the South of France for four years. I had great friends there. I think it´s a great country, But the style of the media and obviously certain people in the organization are not up to par. But I don´t know what it is. At one time had I a French teammate and he says, "look, Lance, forget about it. They don´t like the winners.""
"KING: But Lance, if you´re totally clean, why not sue them all, since they all have some part in this? Can you unequivocally say you have never used an illegal substance ever?
ARMSTRONG: Listen, I´ve said it for seven years. I´ve said it for longer than seven years. I have never doped. I can say it again. But I´ve said it for seven years. It doesn´t help. But the fact of the matter is I haven´t. And if you consider my situation: A guy who comes back from arguably, you know, a death sentence, why would I then enter into a sport and dope myself up and risk my life again? That´s crazy. I would never do that. No. No way."