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my conversation with actor and investor ashton kutcher. "on the money" begins right now. >> announcer: this is america's number one financial program. "on the money", now maria bar tir romo. >> here's what's making the news. president obama is pitching housing reform in phoenix. mr. obama called the winding down the government sponsored fannie mae and freddie mac which hold most of the mortgages in the united states. he called for a public role and increase in the public market. >> for too long those companies were allowed to make huge profits buying mortgages knowing that if their debts went bad, taxpayers would be left holding the bag. >> meanwhile, the markets broke a three-day slide on thursday catching their breath. it was the longest losing streak in more than a month. the market fell on friday. earnings season is winding down. disney beat analysts expectations. 21st century fox had its first earnings report since it was split from news corp. and it beat expectations as did aol and time warner. >>> a poor performance for small cars.

but let me talk about ashton kutcher for a second. because i'm looking at one of your comments here. okay, three cheers for ashton kutcher. and he's telling -- these are teenage kids. how important work is. how important work is. and how important any job can be and how much you can learn from any job. that is a fabulous, fabulous message. >> fabulous message. >> that's a message that i want people of all colors and socioeconomic classes to hear. you know, the dignity of work, the sanctity of work, it is among a few other things the very center of our whole nuclear life. >> that's right. that's correct. you're right. you know what i would have loved? just as a test, not in any way -- again, i have only praise for ashton kutcher's comments. but i would love as a test to see how effective one speech is, to ask all those kids 12 hours later what did ashton kutcher say? i don't know what the answer is. it's not a rhetorical question. i would love to know if they recall that, because it's so counter to everything that bombards them. i mean

. >>> ashton kutcher dropped in. the actor and prolific angel investor offering his take on portraying the founder of one of the world's most valuable companies. >> it terrified me. steve job sass pretty complicated character. s sass pr complicated character. sass pre complicated character. i sass pr complicated character. s sass pr complicated character. sass pre complicated character. a sass pr complicated character. sass pret complicated character. ass prett complicated character. ss pretty complicated character. prett complicated character. pretty complicated character. >>> welcome back. it is making front page news, one of technology's best is getting into the newspaper business. amazon founder and ceo jeff bezos acquired "the washington post" this week for $250 million at a time when newspaper revenues have hit a 50-year low. what is bezos saying that other publishers may not be? kara swisher is co-executive etd eter of all thins ding ittal and veteran of "the washington post." good to see you. >> how's it goin

let's ask ashton kutcher -- no, i'm kidding.e technical side -- [ laughter ] -- rich ross is global technical strategist, and on the fundamental side is john stevenson with first asset management investment. welcome to you both. rich, you know, the market's been higher this year, obviously, but ibm has been a laggard among the dow components. what do you think of this stock? >> yeah, you know, bill, it's a real testament to the strength of this bull market that the highly weighted stock, ibm, 9.5% of the dow, the biggest component in the index, flat on a year-to-date basis, yet the index up 18.5%. they used to say you can't lose your job by buying ibm. i think the technicals bear that out. let's pull up that weekly chart, i'll show you exactly what i mean. when we look at this weekly chart, you see that after a nice run for 2010 to 2012, the stock has really done nothing over the last 18 months. it's an uninspiring chart, if you will. but look at the key support around 190, 185. i think that downgrade is pushing the string here.

rush limbaugh and sarah palin agreeing with ashton kutcher. gran your kids.y need to hear why. >> eric: talk about a hollywood plot twist. conservatives like rush, sarah, and ted cruz praising ashton kutcher this week for something he told kids about work ethic at the teen choice awards. take a listen. >> i've never had a job in my life that i was better than. i was always just lucky to have a job. and every job i had was a steppingstone to my next job. i never quit my job until i had my next job. so opportunities look a lot like work. >> eric: katie, you agree, this is the exact message the kids should be hearing. >> absolutely. kids these days, right? i think that the attitude is that everyone wants the next fancy iphone and the next fancy thing. they don't understand that that takes work to obtain those things. i have seen a lot of young people turn the nose up at the entry level job. not pretending like you're entitled. >> hollywood gets a bad rap. you are from hollywood. you spend time in hollywood. >> he has been successful. easy to talk about jobs when

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we want to head over to robin. >> next on the "gma heat index," ashton kutcher.s month channeling apple ceo and co-founder steve jobs in a performance one critic called "killer shrewd." let's take a look. >> do you know why people buy an apple? why do you buy an apple not the competitor? because it's got bravado. it's social status. you know what, it's even more than that. it's social currency. we've raised the bar. if we want to stay there, we got to risk everything. great artists, dylan, picasso, newton, they risk failure, and if we want to be great, we got to risk it too. >> and we are delighted to have ashton here with us. i watched it over the weekend. wow, it's inspiring. it really is. >> well, steve jobs is inspiring. you know, he's a guy who came from humble beginnings and had a big dream and understood focus and hard work and made dreams come true. >> yeah, physically like even looking at you now as i watched the movie, even producers said they were struck how you look so much like a younger steve jobs. but they said it goes beyond that. there was an emo

the business of being ashton kutcher. >> i'd like to introduce you to the ipod. >> ashton kutcher's latest job, portraying steve jobs on the big screen. he's a hero of mine. i admire him. >> playing the role of a brilliant tech entrepreneur is hardly acting. kutcher is a very involved very successful tech investor. he studied biochemical engineering at the university of iowa, but biology of a different sort led him to drop out leaving the lab for the runway. fame soon followed. >> what about mine? >> dude! >> despite prominent roles as good looking but dimwitted in dude, where's my car and fat '70s show, kutcher is no dummy when it comes to start-ups. he recognized the value of twitter early and kutcher beat cnn and became the first twitter user to get 1 million followers. today, he pushes his investments to more than 14 million followers. kutcher was part of a group of early investors in skype, an internet calling service. back then it was valued at $2.75 billion. two years later, microsoft bought skype for more than triple that. now, kutcher backs some of the most buzzed about venture, f

now let's head to new york where ashton kutcher is opening up about his new move "jobs" and a whole bunch more. >> ashton is in new york channeling apple icon steve jobs and talking about his television job. when ashton kutcher reports to the set of "two and a half men" on monday, he'll be meeting a new co-star. >> it's rumored it's a girl. >> yeah. rumor is that girl is tameka raymond, the former "joan of arcadia" filling the void left by angus t.ones. amber is reportedly set to play charlie sheen's long lost lesbian daughter. >> i think this year will be the funniest year of "two and a half men" e thing. >> that's huge. >> i risks. i'm going to take make that statement. >> it's already a big year for kutcher. >> how does somebody know what they want if they have never even seen? >> getting solid reviews as apple co-founder steve jobs in the highly anticipated "jobs >> i heard you were channeling steve already in the first time that you met the director. >> no, no. >> that's what he told me. >> i was trying to channel sta job interview, right? >> a job interview he nailed, thanks i to hi

. >>> by the way, maria tomorrow will talk to the movie's star, ashton kutcher. might have to hang around for that one. you won't want to police it. we'll be right back. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." >>> well, this weekend's report from trim tabs setting a record $40.3 billion going into u.s. equity funds in july. that might help explain the market's decent performance last month, but why did it happen, and importantly, will it continue in august? >> yeah. well, with us is matt from etf analytics and our own rick santelli. welcome to you both. rick, you made the point earlier -- and let's just get a debate going righ

>>> plus, a new role for actor ashton kutcher.h palin. >>> and imagine you're hanging out on the beach when you see this motorized monster coming your way. wolf blitzer's off today. i'm jake tapper. you are in "the situation room." >>> former egyptian strongman hosni mubarak walked out of prison today, two years after his ouster during the arab spring revolution, but he's still not yet a free man. cnn's senior international correspondent nick paton walsh joins us live from cairo. nick, tell us about mubarak's release. >> reporter: well, there's technical reasons why he was let out, which is the last of three corruption charges he was facing. there's a court hearing. the lawyer said he's paid the money back and he's been in the jail longer than egyptian law allows without a conviction. that's why he was physically allowed out and there is a reason why we had incredible scenes of a blue and white helicopter landing into the prison where he's languished for over a year, moving him to a military hospital. much better conditions for an

. >> ashton kutcher is here. here is what is happening on m jimny fallon. >> justin timberlake is here all week. tonight on late night after jalen know. >> orioles find themselves in a tighter game than they should be because of an unusual play you don't usually see in the major leagues. we'll show it to you coming up. >> a san francisco giants apologized for throwing a banana add adam jones last night. he said he threw it on the field and did not aim for the center fielder. he had no racial motivation just frustration at the giants loss. he called the action embarrassing and apologized. connects for the single in the second inning brought in j.j. hardy and gave the orioles a 2-0 lead. then feldman hangs a curveball that crushes into the seats. solo home run and it's a one-run allgame. then this run because the umpire ruled machado interfeared at third. you can't make contact with the runner. it's tied at 2-2. then steve pearce comes in to score and that's the go ahead run. orioles up 3-2 in the fifth n arizona.

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tonight, ashton kutcher talks about his new movie about steve jobs called "jobs." he talkses about his television series called "two and a half men," and most interestingly about his investments in technology. >> i love sitting with entrepreneurs who have a vision of the world that is greater than the one that we're living in. and-- and-- and i love this-- the spirit of it, and the fact that they don't just look at the way things are and go, "okay, they're going to be like that so we need to work around it." they actually go right into it, and they punch regulation in the mouth sometimes, and they punch bloated business models in the mouth, and they look and go, "wait, we have this new tool that can actually make this process more efficient." >> rose: we conclude this evening with the c.e.o. of united airlines, jeff smisek. >> airlines are very complex businesses, first of all,. and they have very different fleets. they have different facilities. >> rose: different routes. >> different technologies, different routes, different cultures that you bring together as we

we have the brewing feud over the new steve jobs movie, starring ashton kutcher.end. and the harshest review was from apple's co-founder. steve wozniak called the film fiction. and abc's neal karlinsky has the story. >> we raised the bar. and if we want to stay there, we have to risk everything. >> reporter: this morning, the producers of "jobs," the much-anticipated film about the apple founder are learning, there's really only one steve jobs. >> to some extent, it's gotten a bad rap in right of the fact it had the audacity to cast ashton kutcher as one of the most significant figures of the last century. and people have a hard time taking ashton kutcher seriously. >> reporter: the film opened to lackluster reviews and a poor box office return this weekend. now, a feud is brewing between ashton kutcher and of all people, apple co-founder, steve wozniak. wozniak, featured prominently in the movie, with his early days of jobs, has taken on the role of chief critic, that steve jobs isn't portrayed accurately. >> ashton played steve jobs so well. the ideas that drove

listen to what ashton kutcher told a group of audiences. we will ask someone from r.j. reynolds.ld anything in california. does our boys really think this has any chance? ♪ charles: we begin by checking the big board. the dow off 42 points. growth in europe. no armageddon there. the question is, austerity may be working. >> we were talking about places like greece and italy and portugal and spain. we do not see those headlines anymore. it could be working and now we see that even in our own u.s. government, the furloughs are not as much of a problem. charles: to me, it seems common sense. you overspend money, you start to save money. i wonder when we get evidence that this stuff works. right now, the evidence is absolutely phenomenal. >> right, charles. charles: right now i want to go to lauren. jcpenney's is among one of the losers. >> macy's is a loser today. it is the worst performing stock on the s&p 500. they missed expectations. the ceo says that the consumer is cautious right now. they are watching how they are buying their discretionary items. their back-to-school numbers

>> no, you don't [bleep]ed stephen: ashton kutcher, everybody. ashton. you know what?i don't care what mtv allows. my audience gets the song of the summer if they want it. and i don't even need daft punk to choose my show over the v.m.a.'s to get it. this is colbchella, comedamit, and it is time to dance. jimmy? ♪ like the legend ♪ >> stephen: hey, jeff bridges. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: so after five years what surprises you most about walt? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome back to america's got talent. tonight 12 acts are leaving everything they've got out here. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what is this i'm feeling? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: woooo! yes, sir. is everybody happy? (audience booing) >> stephen: we'll be right back.  [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: thanks so much. thank you. thanks, everybody. please, we've got to... folks, welcome back to the colbchella '01, the song of the century of the year of the summer or whatever. i don't know. thank you for joining me for the end of my career. brought to you by hyundai. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: i ne

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what ashton kutcher told kids that has conservatives like ted cruz, rush limbaugh and sarah palin singing his praises. "cashin' in" starts right now. >>> our crew this week, wain rogers, jonathan, katie and juan williams. welcome, everybody. australian chris lane was in oklahoma to have fun while playing baseball at college. they allegedly gunned him down for fun and now some australians are calling to boycott tourism to america and given the number of violent crimes that is on the rise in the u.s., wain, you say this is a very credible, real threat to our economy. >> oh, yes, eric. i mean, you have, for example, the ten most dangerous cities in the united states, you have poverty on the rise and unemployment on the rise and you have crime on the rise. now, when you have crime on the rise, you have to do something to counter that. the police tactics and things that the police have to do to bring the order back to it has to increase. now, not at the sacrifice of personal rights, but it has to increase in some way. one of the things, for example, juan who is on the show today said the other

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ashton kutcher does a job of looking like steve jobs. but he does a good of imitating without us coming away with anything greater than john madden. the problem here is it's an imitation rather than a true character. we see there's some growth with apple but we don't know whether it's -- >> now, you alison have said, you written that you didn't know as much as steve jobs and your different. >> slightly different. i think robert and i do agree that this is not a film -- it's something that's so upset about microsoft products is they have no sti spiritualty it doesn't pop. it doesn't excite. i think we agree that ashton kutcher did a good job, or maybe we don't agree, he did a good job of capturing steve jobs. i haven't worked on a documentary but really excited the to see the beginnings of apple. the first hour of the movie i thought were very, very entertaining. a bunch of together literally in someone's garage and saundering biting of wire together. it was fascinateing to see that growth. brilliantly. >> really, robert, i think this is

forget ashton kutcher playing steve jobs, but playing a convincing former apple ceo. in the news, today. >> if you keep heading down this path, i will not protect you. >> it's a ripoff. >> i'm going to sue you for every cent. >> you are your own worst enemy. >> the board is unanimous. steve will no longer be involved in this company. ♪ neil: huh, what is the real john skully think about the way he was portrayed? we'd ask him because he's here. ♪ myother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make mey doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. neil: well, what a week for apple; right? the stock got buyer billionaire invest eres like acahn and soros adding to the fuel, and now hollywood with jo

forget ashton kutcher playing steve jobs, but playing a convincing former apple ceo.n the news, today. >> if you keep heading down this path, i will not protect you. >> it's a ripoff. >> i'm going to su you for every cent. >> you are your own worst enemy. >> the board is unanimous. steve will no longer be involved in this company. ♪ neil: huh, what is the real john skully think about the way he was portrayed? we'd ask him because he's here. ♪ neil: well, what a week for apple; right? the stock go buyer billionaire invest eres like acahn and soros adding to the fuel, and now hollywood with jobs, the movie, is out, and ashton kutcher, the is the iconic founder, steve jobs himself, and guess who plays the other apple ceo who preceded steve? matthew, who makes a snappy and dapper jon. good to have you with us, john. i 4 not seen the film yet so i go on the clips i see where you look like a visionary brought in to spruce up the marketing and help the company get on its feet, and then as a guy out to destroy its founder. which are you? >> well, i think the latter was prune

how is what ashton kutcher said different from what president obama said and has repeatedly said aboutd work, getting an education as the way to success. even more than that, why does the right think they own the idea of hard work and personal responsibility? does the fact that ashton kutcher, president obama and millions of others not on the right believe that working hard, being smart maybe conflict with the whole culture of dependency, 47%, makers versus takers narrative? i get the right is a little celebrity starved. who wouldn't rather by associated with ashton kutcher or george clooney instead of an actor talking to a chair. oh, yeah and liberal selects are cooler. deal with it. >>> coming up oh, the lists we keep. the headlines are straight ahead ♪ just to get by ♪ just to get by ♪ just to get by getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have

so opportunities look a lot like work. >> governor, your thoughts about ashton kutcher's little speech. >> that was inspiring, i think ashton's going to make the idea of wanting to work cool again. more americans in this young earn generation, they need to hear this, that man was created to work. that's where we get our sense offense self and this productive that's not needed not just economically, but emotionally, spiritually, psychologically, spiritually in our country. lifting up the worker, his speech was all about that blue collar, steel toed boots. >> i think a lot of people will emulate it and say one good way to success is to work hard even after a young age, i think carrying around shingles for his father at age 13, then he went to washing dishes, as you say, making work cool. i don't know how many families still have chores for their children, with the disintegration of the american family, there's less of that, but it would be a helpful thing to our culture if we all developed more of a commitment to a work ethic. i will be a little bit sarcastic and say that congress is on

so opportunities look a lot like work. >> governor, your thoughts about ashton kutcher's little speech. >> that was beautiful, that was inspiring. i think ashton's going to help make the idea of wanting to work cool again. i appreciated that he was so bold in speaking to the youth of american. they need to hear this. that man was created to work. that's where we get our sense offense self and this productive that's not needed not just economically, but emotionally, spiritually, psychologically, spiritually in our country. lifting up the worker, his speech was all about that blue collar, steel toed boots. i respected his speech, i hope we hear more of it coming out of hollywood. >> i would hope that young people would sort of emulate it, one good way to success is to work hard, even at a young age. carrying around shingles for his father on a worksite at the age of 13. then he went to washing dishes, making work cool. i don't know how many families still have chores for their children, with the disintegration of the american family, there's probably less of that. but it would be a helpf