Oprah's final line to Lance Armstrong: "The truth will set you free."

Armstrong: "There is another moral to this story. It was about the ride and losing myself."

— A.J. Perez (@ajperezfox) January 19, 2013

Oprah: I hope the moral of the story is what Kristin said in 2009: the truth will set you free. 

Last night, @oprah was a prosecutor with a target in her crosshairs. Not tonight. This is Oprah's Forgiveness Hour of Power.

— Don Van Natta Jr. (@DVNJr) January 19, 2013

Armstrong on if he's a better human being: "Without a doubt. Again, this happened twice in my life."

— A.J. Perez (@ajperezfox) January 19, 2013

Oprah: "Will you rise again?" Lance: "I don't know." 

His mom was a "wreck," Lance Armstrong says. "This has taken a toll on her life."

— Josh Levs (@joshlevscnn) January 19, 2013

Lance "it was a $75 million day"...Oprah's face....that's chunk change bro twitter.com/cfbsection/sta…

— Michael (@cfbsection) January 19, 2013

Lance: "I've certainly lost all future income...." When the sponsors dropped him, "That was a $75 million day."

— WSJ Sports (@WSJSports) January 19, 2013

Lance Armstrong denies trying to offer the USADA $250,000. 

Negatives don't cancel out positives, but if you collectively add up all the good Lance has done, I'd put the + up against any athlete.

— darren rovell (@darrenrovell) January 19, 2013

Armstrong on why he decided to tell truth: "The biggest hope and intention was the well-being of my children. It really was."

— A.J. Perez (@ajperezfox) January 19, 2013

I told Luke (13-year-old son), don't defend me anymore.

This is the emotion many were wanting to see. But here's my question: Do you feel like you've finally seen the real guy?

— T.J. Quinn (@TJQuinnESPN) January 19, 2013

Struggling when says son luke and his twins didn't say much when he told them the truth. Told them not to defend him. #LanceArmstrong

— Jacquelin Magnay (@jacquelinmagnay) January 19, 2013

Armstrong starts getting emotional while talking about his 13-year-old son Luke defending him. 

Ex-wife kristin knew but didn't want to know. She told him not to take drugs in the comeback. "I would never betrayed that" #LanceArmstrong

— Jacquelin Magnay (@jacquelinmagnay) January 19, 2013

Lance Armstrong on ex-wife Kristin: "She's believes the truth will set you free. We believe differently on a lot of things."

#Armstrong continues to deny that he doped in '09 and '10. USADA says, based on samples, that he did.

— BuzzFeed Sports (@BuzzFeedSports) January 19, 2013

Lance Armstrong said he thought he was coming back to a clean sport in 2009. 

"Do I have remorse? Absolutely. For me this is just the first steps."

— T.J. Quinn (@TJQuinnESPN) January 19, 2013

Armstrong said he's in therapy.

— A.J. Perez (@ajperezfox) January 19, 2013

Lance on his tweet mocking the attackers: "You know what's scary, at the time I actually thought that was a good idea."

Lance Armstrong says his message to millions: "You believed and I lied to you and I’m sorry."

— Josh Levs (@joshlevscnn) January 19, 2013

"If you're asking do I want to compete again, the answer is hell yes!" -- Lance Armstrong during interview with Oprah

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 19, 2013