jason, richard and scott horton. scott, one of the appropriate ways to celebrate thanksgiving?one's temperatures and vaccination cards? scott -- >> oh, sorry, the producer was talking and didn't hear my name. i was wondering who it was who was supposed to be talking. of course it was me. listen, go to thanksgiving unless you feel sick, he should stay home but the reality us, i have an epidemiologist friend who told me back when this first broke out eventually we are all going to get it one way or another. i've already had it so take your vitamin d and get sunshine, get fit and stay in shape if you feel sick, stay home but if not, by all means, see our family and hug them and share turkey with them if you can afford it. kennedy: turkey is so expensive now, people are forced to eat their own children. your thoughts? [laughter] >> turkey is expensive and so is the cost of bacon. i spend it with my family and sister and family. we are all vaccinated but i do plan to make sure i took my temperature and don't have any flulike symptoms before i do go spend this holiday about gratitude

ceo scott horton said when the feds handed out thousands of dollars to unemployed people in multitrillionit had a predictable effect. >> when you print money out of then air and distribute it to people, they're going to spend it and invest, and i that pushes prices up. >> reporter: horton said it's important to invest money in ways that can keep it above the rate of inflation. those who have cash sitting in a bank account earning little to no interest will likely see their money lose about four percent of its value each year. >> $100,000 today will be worth $80,000, $58,000 in five years. that's a pretty big loss. >> reporter: but what about those who have no money to invest? many workers got a pay raise because of the worker shortage, but they may need it just to pay for the rise if prices. >> those people that i paycheck to paycheck that don't own investments, they are getting left behind, and people that have money in stocks and real estate, they're the ones that every going to be able to stay ahead. so it's terrible for wealth inequality. >> reporter: a flood of dollars coupled with a