Marc Ellery explores the final months of Daniel Patrick Moynihan, his work on President Bush's Social Security Commission, his death in March 2003, and the bipartisan tributes that followed. The episode examines his enduring legacy of data-driven policy, fiscal honesty, and long-term thinking that continues to shape American debates.
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