Jaden: A few months foam motor ibuprofen and acetaminophen performed "Inequality for All" will be educational for any non-economist audience, though not all viewers will enjoy it equally. Reich assures a lecture hall of Berkeley students at the start of the film that political identifiers like "conservative" and "liberal" are "increasingly irrelevant as you get deeper and deeper into the subject" of inequality. That may be true, but the film laments the decline of unions and blasts the Republican talking point that labels wealthy Americans as "job creators." That is perhaps to be expected from a liberal economist who served as Labor Secretary to Bill Clinton, but it could also easily alienate more conservative viewers.