Two things stuck out to me:
"We know that from various sources, from the national authorities of neighbouring countries and also from those riders who are not happy to be alongside those who have doped."
This means there are cracks in the omerta, maybe bigger than we hoped.
Bordry recently criticised the UCI for a considerable delay in carrying out a ‘surprise’ morning control on the Astana team of Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador. The UCI controller spent nearly an hour having coffee with team officials before carrying out the test, theoretically rendering the examination useless.
And this is the part that we knew about, but it's nice to hear Boudry say it, and that the delay was nearly an hour, not the half-hour originally reported. Hard to understand why this doesn't upset more people, as it's probably the best time, and timing, to test, and shows the incompetence or lack of interest in testing by some officials. Thus, why so many of us call the UCI corrupt.