Hmmmm.....
Just watched the first hour of the interview on youtube. I feel able to have a pretty dispassionate view on this, never having been a fan of the man, but equally not saddled with the bizarre burning hatred that some here have (It's just sport guys)
Some thoughts. Firstly, I think some people are hearing what they want to hear rather than what is being said, one of those being Lemond (of whom I am a massive admirer). He is reported as being outraged that LA said it isn't possible to win the Tour clean. Except that isn't what he said. Listen carefully and you'll hear the words 'at that time'.... and he is almost certainly right about that. I don't think he is referring to anything other than the 99-05 era.
I found the interview compelling. The man is compelling. I think his replies were a mixture of truth, but also a few more evasions and lies. I don't think he was telling the truth about coercing team mates to dope if they wanted to ride the tour. I think he is well aware of the reading between the lines that riders had to do, as he wrote the script. I'm also curious as to why he refused to openly admit the hospital scene, even though tacitly admitting to it by referring to his phonecall to the Andreus.
Above all, the feeling I'm left with is that once he undertook the path of cheating, lying and covering his tracks with lawsuits he set himself on the path that he had to follow and this is one of the two possible consequences of it. It is all quite logical, but it is the logic of the psychopath.
(apologies if I'm repeating what others have said)