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Hello, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown. Today, we're

getting to code Lance Armstrong's blood. I don't know what it's going to be full of. Wasn't he doing

like, I mean, I feel like he was doing everything.

But wasn't he like getting extra oxygen in his blood or something somehow by like taking it out of his body and then putting in a van? Am I just imagining that? Anyway, we're going to find out because today

all about Lance Armstrong. Let us jump in the format of the show if you knew her. I've never read

this before. We're going to read it together. Let's jump in the format of the show if you knew her. I've never read this before we're going to read it together. Let's jump in.

On one side of the table, sat Oprah Winfrey, the architect of the televised confession on the other was a man who claimed that pain, cancer, and cynics could all be defeated by just believing hard enough.

How that worked out for you, Lance? For more than a decade, Lance Armstrong has stared down reporters, rivals, and former friends, anyone who dared suggest his seven Tour de France titles

were chemically assisted. Oh, wait, we're back in time. We're back in the moment when he was like,

no, no, no, I never

did anything wrong. He got all of them stripped away, right? He sued newspapers he called

...