These drugs are far too seductive, and the rewards for using them are far too great for us to think that education will stop it, ... My answer to those people [who insist that testing is too expensive] is, 'Then get used to it. Shut up and get used to kids using them.'

We know the customers don't care, but the politicians don't care either. (Using law enforcement to fight dopers) has great potential, but is it worth it? These people are not killing or robbing anyone. I could make a good argument that our law enforcement resources are used in better places.

It has been a rocky road at times. But the rewards, I think looking back, far outweigh the negatives.

The notion that the Austrians were the only bad apples - anyone who says or writes that, that's embarrassing. And I think given all the stuff that was taken from the Austrians, I think most reasonable, prudent men and women will know if it looks, walks and quacks like a duck, it's a doping duck.

No tested athlete in their right mind should be using that drug,

You can spend $50 million to $100 million to close 15 doors, ... and during those five years another 80 doors would open up.