He also has been actively fighting human trafficking via the senate - and developed software which has found thousands of children and other victims caught up in slave trade. He even has personally been on several FBI raids and has literally saved lives. Dude's a full on philanthropist; but not just in the way of donation - but in action.
Jack LaBarge most raiding targets sellers actually. it's not very good practice to spend that manpower and money going after small fish. you're thinking of misdemeanor arrests which target poor and blacks unevenly.
I've heard of this software and his involvement in it, and agree about his philanthropy and generally relatively admirable use of wealth, but i'm gonna need some source on that "personally participating in raids" part. Even all the wealth in the world, (let alone his relatively lesser portion thereof,) does not constitute or substitute *combat training*, and i highly doubt any responsible operation would let what amounts to an untrained civilian into such an environment, regardless of how instrumental the software his money developed was in knowing where said operation should occur at all. Being on site in the command post van helping with the software? THAT i can maybe see happening. Armored up and assault rifle raised, taking point on a breach? That, not so much... :P
Macro Shaft I agree - and I imagined it was not likely on frontline but rather on site as support as well. But there was an article that I did read about his anti trafficking work that did mention FBI raids. I always pictured the Van scenario too. Kind of like Punk'd - but for saving people with cops.
Ashton Kutcher is one of the very few actors who are incredibly smart in real life but plays dumb characters really well. Rowan Atkinson was the pioneer and the master at it.
Well, it's clear that Ashton is basically walking the line between playing a dumb idiot like Michael Kelso, and playing a smart nerd like Steve Jobs! Good for him!
all the people saying "wow i didn't know he was smart" i still remember his Teen Choice Award speech: "The sexiest thing in the entire world is being really smart. And being thoughtful. And being generous."
...and looking like Mila Kunis and Demi More. My freaking dog is smart, thoughtful and generous. I have no ill will towards the guy but we all play virtuous at times.
Man I know I'm late on this but YES. Back when he was on That 70's Show when I was a teen I loathed him because Kelso was such a dumb shit. But then that speech & an interview with him in Cosmo Girl where he opened up about some crazy horrible shit in his past and spoke very intelligently about the state of the world totally 180ed my opinion on him. Been a huge fan ever since because it's honestly amazing how talented, intelligent, and genuinely decent he is. Have a lot of love for him.
Alex other way around. He took the Steve Jobs role because he was a massive technology nerd. By the time the movie was produced Kutcher was already successful at VC.
YES THIS. And it hurts me that there are a group of people who find a way to take what he does against human trafficking and use it to make him a bad guy? Some of his Instagram comments are disgusting. People say he does it for clout and money etc which is just wrong because 1. He’s Aston kutcher- he doesn’t need money or clout And 2. Even if he were doing it for his own personal gain (which he’s isn’t) he’s still doing it. Full stop. He’s still speaking up against it. People are so stupid
Dude will easily be a billionaire in the next 10ish years. Definitely crazy to see Kelso as such an articulate and thoughtful person, especially considering he looks like he hasn't aged a day.
Nancy Rodriguez Investment should be a habit that all working Americans adopt. Imagine how many families could remove their lineage from poverty with something as simple as investing. People would rather buy lottery tickets and lose repeatedly than put 10% of their paycheck into something that could yield them a larger return.
Well in that case I "Imagine" a constant salary, an interest rate of 5%, inflation of 1.7% and 10% of the paycheck invested. I then imagine it would take 58 years to increase the income be 90%. Assuming you started saving when you were 19 (and worked until you were 77 - I have great imagination) and have been living as a poor american in Gary, Indiana - you die. Thus leaving all you wealth to your 1-1.69 grand-kids (average per parent, assuming two parents) and increasing the next next generations income by 53-90%. I "imagine" your imagination might be worth shit to poor people :-) Great idea though - I'd just like to see proper math on it.
Just because he plays dumb characters it doesn't mean he is a dumb guy, folks. It's exactly the opposite, being this clever and sensible enables his to act in a even dumber way than normal. He's a great guy, love him
@TheKenjoje exactly and let’s not forget what he did to Demi Moore and maybe she forgive him maybe i might forgive him the world might forgive him BUT I WILL NOT FORGET WHAT HE DID PEOPLE , HE FUCKING CHEATED !!! He wasn’t that smart that day was he !!!
What a smart guy. He is so spot on when he says that the Midwest is left behind while the rest of the world just marches on with progress. We just make fun of the Conservatives and think we are so smart but the truth is we just choose to ignore the jobs that they will lose. Anyway what's the point of talking about these kind of things - all we want to do is keep fighting each other, right?
I really enjoyed this interviews with Ashton Kutcher, most of us know him as his stoner idiotic character on That 70's show or Dude where's my car film, but he's actually a very intelligent man and a really good man. He's been helping children who are and have been sexually abused. He's a leader without a doubt, good hearted dude, thank you Ashton for all you do.
Flurpee would be beneficial to the agriculture industry, but it would also be amazing for animal researchers. Being able to have a tracking chip also monitor the vitals of the creature such as when its sick, how high its blood pressure is during a chase, or any other biologically fascinating information on how the animal performs internally. Heck, why not extend it into the medical field to monitor how patients react to certain diseases or cures, real time monitoring on what is going on in the body with a new level of broad but precise measuring of the patient's vitals.
When he described it, I had a comedic mental image of the first adopter product being this huge cylinder that you stick up your butt. Your comment made me combine that mental image with researchers trying to use them on a sparrow.
Roulden There are portable blood pressure monitors that are often used for diagnostic & research purposes, most often in the field of cardiology. They can be very useful in those instances but to date are too cumbersome to be something anyone would wear 24/7 "just because". Continuous heart rate monitoring, on the other hand, is quite readily available not only for medical use but as a feature on a large number of sports watches & fitness trackers/ monitoring devises. It would definitely be fabulous if something as minimal as a small unobstructed implant was able to do the same thing...both for humans & non-human animals. In addition to the value of around the clock monitoring there is often great value on being able to measure an individual's blood pressure during day to day life as it is quite common for some people's BPs, HRs, etc change solely as a reaction of knowing they are being monitored, at a doctor's office (aka "white coat syndrome"), etc.
He said Flurpee as a joke, but an actual app like that could monitor your vitals and if you're elderly it could tell a nurse, family member, or even be like 'life alert' and bring an ambulance if you're in trouble.
You know those moments when you're reading a book, or anything, and realize you've been so focused on a different train of thought that you have to re-read a page or two; - "Your from Iowa." "yea" "WHOOHOOOOO!!!11!!11!!" - Then you remember everything you have to re-read anyways?
From the second this started until waaaaaay after, my smile couldnt have been any bigger! I am so excited to know this charming, intelligent, talented, gorgeous, and funny guy, is on a series! I just love him, he is so sincere and compassionate (check out his causes like fighting human trafficing!!) and i hope he has lots of lil Ashton's just like himself!! Excellent Interview! Thank you!
Call me crazy but somehow I see some similarities between Ashton Kutcher and Chris Pratt in acting. Probably they should do a movie together in future xD
Flurpy is actually a good idea. How about instead of messaging your friends, it sends an alert to you and records your health trends for your next doctors visit. It could lowkey revolutionize the health care industry.
dan428 he earned his money by being a conventionally attractive white man in America who played really stupid characters on TV I mean, I don't see it at all but Apparently he's famous because he's pretty He looks almost like a man now though
I watched it once, because Sam Elliot (also still sexy after all these years!) is on it...it was slow, but then, maybe I didn't give it enough time...I'll try it again.
The Ranch is my favorite Netflix show. I love it because it is relatable and down to earth. I cant wait for Part 4. I am counting down till that season begins.
He is very intelligent 🤓.. a long time ago.. I remember him saying that it is a privilege to have kids.. Way before he had kids. Basically saying you have to earn your way to have kids.. love this guy..
Which one? Or both? Also America is very confused about the use of both "than" and "as." "He looks the same AS 15 years ago. Hordes of people now say "different as" when they mean "different than" or even "different from." I'm certain it's Trump's terrible influence. (Don't even get me started on it's vs its because auto-correct is obsessed with it's for every occasion. Do you mean to say "it is" right there? If not use "its.") Rant over... Some things just have to be said in a place where no one will care anyway.
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What about an App that helps you unwind from Internet addiction and or help you learn how to focus which studies are showing these problems are of epidemic proportions
He also has a company called Thorn which works with law enforcement agencies to protect vulnerable children from child abuse. Incredible respect for this guy.
You can laugh at Ashton Kutcher all you want, as an actor he is still Kelso to me too. But he legit get on in on the ground floor level of investment for Uber and Air B and B. He' s no idiot. This man is laughing all the way to the bank.
The man is worth 140 Million. It's not his acting career that did that. Jeremy Renner a sought after, leading man, A Lister, is at about 35 Million. Kelso is killing it people.
I really like Ashton Kutcher, smart, good, considerate midwesterner. watched the clip from his new Netflix show, The Ranch, which apparently is supposed to be somewhere in the middle of america. that means the midwest. i'm from the midwest, about 3 hours where Kutcher is from and well, we have no f**&^*% southern accent. WTF does he have a southern accent in his show? he's from Iowa and well, listen to him talk in real life - a "midwestern accent" which is the flattest American English there is. i really hate that TV/Movies portray midwesterners with southern accents. first of all, it's not authentic and secondly, it's pejorative. there are dozens of examples unfortunately and the one that comes to mind is Jennifer Anniston in i don't know what movie, where she is supposed to be a simple midwestern girl and for some odd reason, she's got a southern twang! WTF hollywood????
why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free? you're not allowed to milk a cow that you don't own. that's not even a situation. was that a problem at one point in the dairy community?
He did not mean this literally, it is an old expression meaning why do/purchase something when you can obtain the benefits without doing/purchasing said thing. Commonly used in terms of marriage, i.e. why get married when you get the benefits of the relationship without it. Also, if this was a troll post; kudos on hooking me in.
Ashton Kutcher is really a smart guy. Years ago I somehow accidentally followed him on facebook but I never unfollowed him because he always posts really relevant, intelligent, and interesting links or articles. And hearing him speak about things always reminds me that he is really smart and down to earth and compassionate.
The title of this video does not address the most interesting part of this interview. Colbert, I enjoy watching your show, but drop the Trump obsession and embrace the substance of the conversation with your guests.
He also has been actively fighting human trafficking via the senate - and developed software which has found thousands of children and other victims caught up in slave trade. He even has personally been on several FBI raids and has literally saved lives. Dude's a full on philanthropist; but not just in the way of donation - but in action.
PixelGlitched FBI raids meaning he caught some drug addicts?
Jack LaBarge most raiding targets sellers actually. it's not very good practice to spend that manpower and money going after small fish. you're thinking of misdemeanor arrests which target poor and blacks unevenly.
how can an inventor pitch to him?
I've heard of this software and his involvement in it, and agree about his philanthropy and generally relatively admirable use of wealth, but i'm gonna need some source on that "personally participating in raids" part. Even all the wealth in the world, (let alone his relatively lesser portion thereof,) does not constitute or substitute *combat training*, and i highly doubt any responsible operation would let what amounts to an untrained civilian into such an environment, regardless of how instrumental the software his money developed was in knowing where said operation should occur at all. Being on site in the command post van helping with the software? THAT i can maybe see happening. Armored up and assault rifle raised, taking point on a breach? That, not so much... :P
Macro Shaft I agree - and I imagined it was not likely on frontline but rather on site as support as well. But there was an article that I did read about his anti trafficking work that did mention FBI raids. I always pictured the Van scenario too. Kind of like Punk'd - but for saving people with cops.
Ashton Kutcher is one of the very few actors who are incredibly smart in real life but plays dumb characters really well.
Rowan Atkinson was the pioneer and the master at it.
Well, it's clear that Ashton is basically walking the line between playing a dumb idiot like Michael Kelso, and playing a smart nerd like Steve Jobs! Good for him!
3:14 & 3:26 I’m here because I always see these annoying parts in the ad on Snapchat
all the people saying "wow i didn't know he was smart"
i still remember his Teen Choice Award speech: "The sexiest thing in the entire world is being really smart. And being thoughtful. And being generous."
Fighting Faerie ..Guess that makes Trump an Ugly ignorant fuckstick!!
I heard that speech and was amazed... total respect for him.
...and looking like Mila Kunis and Demi More. My freaking dog is smart, thoughtful and generous. I have no ill will towards the guy but we all play virtuous at times.
Man I know I'm late on this but YES. Back when he was on That 70's Show when I was a teen I loathed him because Kelso was such a dumb shit. But then that speech & an interview with him in Cosmo Girl where he opened up about some crazy horrible shit in his past and spoke very intelligently about the state of the world totally 180ed my opinion on him. Been a huge fan ever since because it's honestly amazing how talented, intelligent, and genuinely decent he is. Have a lot of love for him.
Well, smart can be just as sexy as dumb can be sexy! It depends on the personality!
So THIS is where that Acorns ad I’ve been seeing came from
interesting to see how well spoken and intelligent he really is.:)
i honestly feel like the steve jobs role changed him
Jason Bean I
Yet his grammar is incorrect
Alex other way around. He took the Steve Jobs role because he was a massive technology nerd. By the time the movie was produced Kutcher was already successful at VC.
Yet, we all know what he's saying. Don't be an ass.
Gotta love Kutcher's investment strategy...."If it sounds like something Kelso would have invented, I'm in". Haha!
Aaaaaaaahaha
Shut up you paid bot
Nothing is as impressive as his efforts against human trafficking. That'll be, and should be something for which he should be remembered forever.
Agreed. 100%. I really hope his legacy for his genuine contribution to the human good lasts long into the future in a way his acting never could.
YES THIS. And it hurts me that there are a group of people who find a way to take what he does against human trafficking and use it to make him a bad guy? Some of his Instagram comments are disgusting. People say he does it for clout and money etc which is just wrong because 1. He’s Aston kutcher- he doesn’t need money or clout
And 2. Even if he were doing it for his own personal gain (which he’s isn’t) he’s still doing it. Full stop. He’s still speaking up against it. People are so stupid
Expected a dumb actor, but after watching the interview I realized that I am the dumb one. Can't imagine how rich he is now from all those investments
check out his speech to congress
Richard Hoang same. i also thought he was an asshole. Starting to think I may also be the asshole....
i thought he was not handsome but starting to think maybe i am not handsome at all
Dude will easily be a billionaire in the next 10ish years. Definitely crazy to see Kelso as such an articulate and thoughtful person, especially considering he looks like he hasn't aged a day.
$160 million was his net worth in 2016.
I was actually impressed with their investment discussion. Kind of interesting. 😊
Nancy Rodriguez Investment should be a habit that all working Americans adopt. Imagine how many families could remove their lineage from poverty with something as simple as investing. People would rather buy lottery tickets and lose repeatedly than put 10% of their paycheck into something that could yield them a larger return.
Well in that case I "Imagine" a constant salary, an interest rate of 5%, inflation of 1.7% and 10% of the paycheck invested. I then imagine it would take 58 years to increase the income be 90%. Assuming you started saving when you were 19 (and worked until you were 77 - I have great imagination) and have been living as a poor american in Gary, Indiana - you die. Thus leaving all you wealth to your 1-1.69 grand-kids (average per parent, assuming two parents) and increasing the next next generations income by 53-90%.
I "imagine" your imagination might be worth shit to poor people :-) Great idea though - I'd just like to see proper math on it.
Square has an IPO coming up?
he's very very smart.
Airbnb - ruining American neighborhoods and driving prices to the locals can't afford to live there.
Loved him on That '70s Show, love him even more today. What a great, intelligent, classy guy.
3:15 you’re welcome.
Just because he plays dumb characters it doesn't mean he is a dumb guy, folks. It's exactly the opposite, being this clever and sensible enables his to act in a even dumber way than normal. He's a great guy, love him
Elena Saccon he was actually going to college to be a biomedical engineer before he went into modeling.
Elena Saccon is lml
actually, it doesn't make him especially smart, really, hold on....that investments are not an act of genius, please....
@TheKenjoje exactly and let’s not forget what he did to Demi Moore and maybe she forgive him maybe i might forgive him the world might forgive him BUT I WILL NOT FORGET WHAT HE DID PEOPLE ,
HE FUCKING CHEATED !!!
He wasn’t that smart that day was he !!!
Damn...I thought this was finally the time when Ashton tells America we got punked and now we can finally go back to real life. F.
yeah
F
F, indeed.
jesus he still looks 17 and he's a money baller that sounds like Keanu.
I think Ashton took his representation of Steve Jobs quite literally.
Sueloveschoc or maybe it's why he got the part.
Hmm I thought it was because he eerily looks very similar to steve jobs :)
Sueloveschoc We can see that wasn't the whole case.
Sueloveschoc method acting gone too far...
No… he's much nicer
Brilliant, compassionate, lethal(he's actually severely good at Brazilian Jiu Jitsu) and 100% self made.
severely good?
i have gay thoughts of him as well every time i pass through iowa
...and suddenly- BANG- Soup!
Is the greatest sales line ever delivered in any pitch ever.
His absolute shock that people cheered for Hooked
Nope Yep Hooked more on smartphones, technology, really?
Nope Yep ii
Still waiting for him to say "you got punk'd, America!". I mean, it's about time, right?
I thought that he's dumb...turns out that I am the dumb one here.
pals 555 same. i also thought he was an asshole. Starting to think I may also be the asshole....
SamI Am yes
He was going to go to school to become a biomedical engineer
palss 115 ever heard of a thing called ACTING. He might play dumb characters, doesn't mean he is irl
It's okay, we are all guilty of this presumption at some point in our lives. It's life!
Stephen Colbert quote of the year: "Just make the probe comfortable. That's all I ask."
"HELLO WISCONSIN"
Darth Nader un
"HELLO WISCONSIN...!"...
Cows can't shake their paws due to a lack of paws, Stephen.
Ashton is very very smart. Actually sort of a tech nerd in a hot actor body. And he's ridiculously tall like 6'7"!
LOL.....He's 6'2"......
What a smart guy. He is so spot on when he says that the Midwest is left behind while the rest of the world just marches on with progress. We just make fun of the Conservatives and think we are so smart but the truth is we just choose to ignore the jobs that they will lose. Anyway what's the point of talking about these kind of things - all we want to do is keep fighting each other, right?
Huh.. dumbest looking guy in 70s show is the genius in the real life.
Oh yeah. Definitely the smartest person from That 70's Show, hands down.
Before he became an underwater model he was majoring in engineering.
Stephen's smile when he heard that Ashton is naked on the show 😂 I swear he's not 100% straight
Damn, Michael Kelso got really smart and sophisticated
Jackie always knew what was up 😉
And THAT'S why Jackie Burkhart married him in real life! Oh, and have kids with him!
I really enjoyed this interviews with Ashton Kutcher, most of us know him as his stoner idiotic character on That 70's show or Dude where's my car film, but he's actually a very intelligent man and a really good man. He's been helping children who are and have been sexually abused. He's a leader without a doubt, good hearted dude, thank you Ashton for all you do.
Flurpee would be beneficial to the agriculture industry, but it would also be amazing for animal researchers. Being able to have a tracking chip also monitor the vitals of the creature such as when its sick, how high its blood pressure is during a chase, or any other biologically fascinating information on how the animal performs internally. Heck, why not extend it into the medical field to monitor how patients react to certain diseases or cures, real time monitoring on what is going on in the body with a new level of broad but precise measuring of the patient's vitals.
When he described it, I had a comedic mental image of the first adopter product being this huge cylinder that you stick up your butt. Your comment made me combine that mental image with researchers trying to use them on a sparrow.
lol, classy
Roulden There are portable blood pressure monitors that are often used for diagnostic & research purposes, most often in the field of cardiology. They can be very useful in those instances but to date are too cumbersome to be something anyone would wear 24/7 "just because".
Continuous heart rate monitoring, on the other hand, is quite readily available not only for medical use but as a feature on a large number of sports watches & fitness trackers/ monitoring devises.
It would definitely be fabulous if something as minimal as a small unobstructed implant was able to do the same thing...both for humans & non-human animals.
In addition to the value of around the clock monitoring there is often great value on being able to measure an individual's blood pressure during day to day life as it is quite common for some people's BPs, HRs, etc change solely as a reaction of knowing they are being monitored, at a doctor's office (aka "white coat syndrome"), etc.
Flurpee is the thing Stephen made up. You're talking about Cowler
But definitely agree!
Mila is so lucky. He's so humble and sexy! 😩😩😩
Jessica Ingersoll i
Jessica Ingersoll Where can I get one for me? Any idea???
curiousela1 Right here baby.
Jessica Ingersoll They like bourbon.
Lukero Gt ur a fucking loser
"Damn, Jackie!" if you know this reference, I love you ☺️
Smooth Tsunami that 70's show
I would go so far to say it's actually: "Well damn, Jackie!"
Smooth Tsunami it's so sweet they are a real couple now
get in the car!
J T12345 70's
I'll be waiting on flurpee 🙄😊
I love how Stephen makes his guests feel so relaxed they appear to actually enjoy talking to him. Makes the interview so much more enjoyable.
He said Flurpee as a joke, but an actual app like that could monitor your vitals and if you're elderly it could tell a nurse, family member, or even be like 'life alert' and bring an ambulance if you're in trouble.
when I was a kid I grew my hair out because of this guy lol
So many comments from so many ppl, about being surprised how smart Ashton sounds. There is a reason he sounds smart...The dude's IQ is 160.
I bet Ashton kutcher and Mila kunis definitely do roleplay as Kelso and Jackie. If the don't then they're wasting their lives lol
After 70,s show and the ranch i wasn’t waiting for these investments from ashton
I'm mildly impressed by Kutcher in this interview. Blimey, I didn't realize he was actually articulate and thoughtful.
You know those moments when you're reading a book, or anything, and realize you've been so focused on a different train of thought that you have to re-read a page or two;
-
"Your from Iowa."
"yea"
"WHOOHOOOOO!!!11!!11!!"
-
Then you remember everything you have to re-read anyways?
Zack Ditchkoff god dammit, had to reread
hee hee
See my previous rant and apply it to "your" vs "you're."
He's genuinely interesting to listen to. Like, he's very articulate in his points and he's just... Enthralling.
I could listen to Ashton Kutcher talk about his business ventures for literally minutes.
Holy shit Kelso got smart
he is a genius
lol @ the genuine "whaaaat?" after hooked haha
From the second this started until waaaaaay after, my smile couldnt have been any bigger! I am so excited to know this charming, intelligent, talented, gorgeous, and funny guy, is on a series! I just love him, he is so sincere and compassionate (check out his causes like fighting human trafficing!!) and i hope he has lots of lil Ashton's just like himself!! Excellent Interview! Thank you!
Call me crazy but somehow I see some similarities between Ashton Kutcher and Chris Pratt in acting. Probably they should do a movie together in future xD
I get you! It's the goofy way they phrase sentences, like the pitch spikes at the end of the sentence.
No way, Chris Pratt is hilarious
I like it.
Flurpy is actually a good idea. How about instead of messaging your friends, it sends an alert to you and records your health trends for your next doctors visit. It could lowkey revolutionize the health care industry.
Indeed!
I've had hooked for a couple of months and it's great. Totally recomend it
this is one of the best interviews i've ever seen idk why i am just so interested.
He's a brilliant investor and actually earned his money (unlike someone else), but man that show doesn't look good..
dan428 he earned his money by being a conventionally attractive white man in America who played really stupid characters on TV
I mean, I don't see it at all but
Apparently he's famous because he's pretty
He looks almost like a man now though
The show is actually really good
I watched it once, because Sam Elliot (also still sexy after all these years!) is on it...it was slow, but then, maybe I didn't give it enough time...I'll try it again.
The show has a slower tempo than most shows but it's actually really good. 😊
Show is actually really good. That clip doesn't do it justice
I saw his wife when she was filming in atlanta!
The look on Kutchers face when asked about Trump was priceless!! lol
The Ranch is my favorite Netflix show. I love it because it is relatable and down to earth. I cant wait for Part 4. I am counting down till that season begins.
"I like to believe that the idea is audacious-"
Ah. So Kutcher is an _aggressive_ investor. Not me. I'll tell you that.
He is very intelligent 🤓.. a long time ago.. I remember him saying that it is a privilege to have kids.. Way before he had kids. Basically saying you have to earn your way to have kids.. love this guy..
Great interview! Great stories! 💖
I actually have hooked! I love it!
who needs jokes when u can just read out trump's tweets
Trump IS the joke.
This guy will never get old, he looks the same than 15 years ago....
I'm talking about Stephen of course!
I ton of makup does it.
Toxilo no he actually aged really well
He is just like me.
He has a 160 IQ.
Which one? Or both? Also America is very confused about the use of both "than" and "as." "He looks the same AS 15 years ago. Hordes of people now say "different as" when they mean "different than" or even "different from." I'm certain it's Trump's terrible influence. (Don't even get me started on it's vs its because auto-correct is obsessed with it's for every occasion. Do you mean to say "it is" right there? If not use "its.") Rant over... Some things just have to be said in a place where no one will care anyway.
Except Square makes money and Twitter doesn't. Nice job Kutcher.
"Lawyer up, Bessie" I almost spit out my water 😂
I wasn't expecting much from an Aston Kutcher interview, but I was very pleasantly surprised by the interesting topics being discussed in it.
Handsome and Brilliant.
Trumps Tweeting style is Tweeting whatever asinine thought that enters his head
Yeah, his ''head''. Those thoughts come from his ''head'', right.
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I love Ashton! He has so much passion for what he does.
Ashton, you're smart, and charming, and funny.. but them pants... too small for you. LOL
What about an App that helps you unwind from Internet addiction and or help you learn how to focus which studies are showing these problems are of epidemic proportions
peace and love there're apps that lock your phone or lock certain apps for a determined amount of time to limit your phone use
These guys invest to make money not for mankind's benefit but their own!
Dew PM what app is this
Didn’t expect this convo loved it.
When is the Ranch back? Love it
Hmmm.. I wonder how many soup orders we can get delivered to Stephen's offices on Monday?
Lmao
nice shoes. those red bottoms
Kutcher is a very smart man. I can't get enough of the Ranch> I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who has a Netflix account
He also has a company called Thorn which works with law enforcement agencies to protect vulnerable children from child abuse. Incredible respect for this guy.
Seems like a pretty normal guy.
I want to dislike him but I can't.
He's so articulate! I love listening to his opinions. Great interview.
1.65 for a coffee? Confirmed: Ashton Kutcher only drinks gas station coffee.
Poor cow, get it pregnant to get milk and then take the baby away once born!
You can laugh at Ashton Kutcher all you want, as an actor he is still Kelso to me too. But he legit get on in on the ground floor level of investment for Uber and Air B and B. He' s no idiot. This man is laughing all the way to the bank.
The man is worth 140 Million. It's not his acting career that did that. Jeremy Renner a sought after, leading man, A Lister, is at about 35 Million. Kelso is killing it people.
@@Allagi22 200 million now.
Aston is handsome AF and articulate and very intelligent. Killer combo for sure!
The ranch is awesome hope pt 4 is soon. That finale was crazy
I really like Ashton Kutcher, smart, good, considerate midwesterner. watched the clip from his new Netflix show, The Ranch, which apparently is supposed to be somewhere in the middle of america. that means the midwest. i'm from the midwest, about 3 hours where Kutcher is from and well, we have no f**&^*% southern accent. WTF does he have a southern accent in his show? he's from Iowa and well, listen to him talk in real life - a "midwestern accent" which is the flattest American English there is. i really hate that TV/Movies portray midwesterners with southern accents. first of all, it's not authentic and secondly, it's pejorative. there are dozens of examples unfortunately and the one that comes to mind is Jennifer Anniston in i don't know what movie, where she is supposed to be a simple midwestern girl and for some odd reason, she's got a southern twang! WTF hollywood????
He is wearing Louboutins! WERQ ASHTON!
Stupid looking red soles.
Its funny to think I watched him play Kelso for the longest of times. Amazing stuff!
3:00 moments like this is what makes Colbert the best guy on late show right now
He'll ALWAYS be Kelso to me....... SHUT UP Kelso !
Acorns is a scam
Ashton Kutcher: admire a lot that he does. Tons of kudos!
Everytime I hear this guy speak, I can't get over how brilliant he is! Definitely one of the highest IQs in the entertainment industry.
Dopey hairdo!
why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free? you're not allowed to milk a cow that you don't own. that's not even a situation. was that a problem at one point in the dairy community?
He did not mean this literally, it is an old expression meaning why do/purchase something when you can obtain the benefits without doing/purchasing said thing. Commonly used in terms of marriage, i.e. why get married when you get the benefits of the relationship without it.
Also, if this was a troll post; kudos on hooking me in.
John Mulaney
Ashton Kutcher is really a smart guy. Years ago I somehow accidentally followed him on facebook but I never unfollowed him because he always posts really relevant, intelligent, and interesting links or articles. And hearing him speak about things always reminds me that he is really smart and down to earth and compassionate.
Omg that Hooked app
I used to always see ads for it and every time thought “nooo not again!!!” For some reason it never seemed interesting to me. Lol
Well… based on that clip, I won't be watching "The Ranch".
Ever.
MatchstalkMan why ???
The title of this video does not address the most interesting part of this interview. Colbert, I enjoy watching your show, but drop the Trump obsession and embrace the substance of the conversation with your guests.
That show is like That 70's show, without the new car smell. Still I watch it for reasons I can't explain.
Watching him talk about ACORNS and playing game on my phone...then pops up ad for ACORNS!