the main shareholder of forbes capital is this man, peter shuttleworth. a director for colonial capital, which offered an almost identical investment opportunity. that firm went under, owing millions. forbes capital is unregulated and for investors that can mean risky business. if you're dealing with an unregulated investment scheme, an unregulated broker, this is no different to handing your life savings over to a man in the pub and hoping that he'll give it back to you one day. with 30 years experience in the financial services, tom mcphail specialises in retirement planning and investments. you've looked at the detail of the forbes capital investment offer. what do you think of it? the two things that really worried me about it were first of all multiple layers of uncertainty around the chicago property market, the us government, the fact that it's an overseas investment. so a lot of uncertainties there. but more than anything the fact that it is an regulated investment scheme, so the uk regulator, the financial conduct authority, has no control over it

capital of a0,000 because i worked hard for that. so, who is behind the company? the main shareholder of forbes is this man, peter shuttleworth. for colonial capital which offered an almost identical investment opportunity. that firm went under owing millions. forbes capital is unregulated and for investors that can mean risky business. if you're dealing with an unregulated investment scheme, an unregulated broker, this is no difference to handing your life savings over to a man in the pub and hoping he will give it back to you again one day. with 30 years experience in the financial services, tom specialises in retirement planning and investments. you have looked at the detail of the forbes capital investment offer, what do you think of it? the two things that really worried me about it were first of all multiple layers of uncertainty around chicago property markets, the us government, and overseas investment. lots of uncertainty is there but more than anything the fact it is an unregulated investment scheme so the uk regulator, the financial conduct authority, has no control over it. it also means if anything goes wrong, you

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. >> thisser's "forbes" list includes another familiar face from our area, braden holtby of the washington capitals. >>> tonight was the annual norwegian christmas tree lighting ceremony at union station. the tree is a gift to the people of washington and a symbol of the friendship between the united states and norway. it symbolizes norway's gratitude for help received during and after world war ii. it's been on display every year since 1997. pretty. >>> and be prepared for a tricky commute home tomorrow night if you have to go through the city during the christmas tree lighting downtown, which always causes a lot of traffic. this year the tree on the ellipse is more than 30 feet tall and will be covered in more than 75,000 lights. there are also 56 other trees around it, one for each state and territory. the beach boys and wynonna jud with the u.s. navy band along with hosts kathie lee gifford and dean cain. and our own doug kammerer will be putting on a performance too. he'll be live for the lighting here on news 4 at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. the beach boys can wear their hawaiian shirts if it's goin

forbes." he also has experience in medicine and finance as a former medical student and jobs early in his career at bain capital and jpmorgan. we're also honored to have avik as a member of nicm's advisory board, and he's a senior adviser to the bipartisan policy center. he's a fierce advocate for the free market and a very effective advocate for the free market and patient-centered reforms to lower the cost of health services and prescription drugs. we're just delighted to have him here today. thank you, avik. [ applause ] >> thanks, nancy. it's great to be with you all and share the stage with what i thought were really interesting presentations from some very impressive people. as nancy mentioned, our new think tank, the foundation for research on equal opportunity is focused on trying to find ways to achieve the

capital, degree manning that the leader resign from office. since the military put him under house arrest earlier this week. there are concerns about who will replace mugabe. now back to forbes on fox. david: more g.o.p. lawmakers saying if the special counsel had enough to open up an investigation into the trump campaign. they now have enough to open up into the hillary clinton campaign. she says it's an abuse of power. you say fair is fair. >> we don't want them influenced by the outside. the anti-trump dossier, who paid for it, the clinton campaign, the fbi, the fisa wire tap warrants. i think we need to look too it. david: i know the investigations cost money, but if it's fair to look at the trump campaign, don't we now have enough evidence to look into the clinton campaign? >> yeah, but even so, i'm kind of against having an investigation. look, hillary clinton lost. she's never coming back. that's quite a lot of punishment ap i think it would be a bad precedent for u.s. presidents to start prosecuting the losers in elections. you know, that's what they do in third world dictatorships. david: i can understand, but bill, at the same time, we as a country believe or at le

forbes." he also has experience in medicine and finance as a former medical student and jobs early in his career at bain capital and jpmorgan. we're also honored to have avik as a member of nicm's advisory board, and he's a senior adviser to the bipartisan policy center. he's a fierce advocate for the free market and a very effective advocate for the free market and patient-centered reforms to lower the cost of health services and prescription drugs. we're just delighted to have him here today. thank you, avik. [ applause ] >> thanks, nancy. it's great to be with you all and share the stage with what i thought were really interesting presentations from some very impressive people. as nancy mentioned, our new think tank, the foundation for research on equal opportunity is focused on trying to find ways to achieve the goals and the principles of both progressives and conservatives, to say let's find solutions. let's find reform ideas that can move the needle for the people who have the least economic opportunity in america today. i think all of you understand that prescription drug prices is one area where afford