>> guest: i quoted -- jen -- quoted ashton kutcher. he said every job i have looks like a blessing and a letter to a better job and i loved the opportunity that i had and that is how i got to be who i am today. and this should not have been controversial. it should have been points given to any young person today that it was different. and i think that work is another word that we need to rehabilitate you take it back from the left and be used as a pejorative. it is really offensive. work is the opportunity to do something that no one has ever done before. they talk about entrepreneurship as judgment and the ability to look around at the future corner of history and do something that everybody tells you you can't do. that is the awesomeness of the work and if we lose that in this country i think we lose the nature of what has made america great. >> host: there's a difference between being a creative entrepreneur and the work that most of us do that the average guy if his job is going to be at a factory or he's good to be a schoolteache

does that have the same sort of value that you're talking about and ashton kutcher's talking about? >> guest: i think so, and he obviously was talking about probably minimum wage jobs. he's probably washing dishes, he was probably housing yards, that kind of thing -- mowing yards, that kind of thing. i think it's about achievement. it's about taking your responsibility and doing something. but every one of those things that you do, and i've done all those jobs to get to where i am today, view it potentially as a steppingstone to something you don't even know about yet. i loved the open to-endedness of the -- open-endedness of the american system. there is no glass ceiling for anybody. >> host: do you think that's still true? one of the big themes is about inequality and also inability. maybe you and i have gotten to a point where there is this upward ladder, but a guy who graduated high school 20 years a saw a good paying factory job, took it, factory moved to mexico, but -- >> guest: well, part of it would be the willingness to rethink what your future's all about. check out monste

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in a recent interview, actress mila kunis, said that her fiance ashton kutcher was her first kiss.her, "ah, yeah, me too." [ laughter ] this is crazy. on july 4th, police in a washington town were forced to kill a loose cow after it tossed a police officer in the air. i guess when cows get bored, they go cop-tipping. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you don't hear about it as much. you just don't hear about it as much. this is weird. yesterday, alice cooper, alice cooper was inducted into the white castle burger hall of fame. [ light laughter ] it's like the rock 'n roll hall of fame, but instead of receiving a regular plaque, you get four smaller plaques. [ laughter ] [ applause ] like at white castle. [ laughter ] listen to this. according to reports, robin thicke's new album, "paula," only sold 530 copies during its first week. [ light laughter ] wow. he has fallen on some hard times. if he could only afford to buy 530 copies. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, give me 600 "paulas." oh, there's tax? 530. [ laughter ] not sure what to think about this. in an upcoming article for t

. >> and we've got two hours o >> today on "tmz" -- >> ashton kutcher may need to call the help deskomes to etiquette. >> he was in full indian garb with a turban. wedding. an indian >> he's friends with these people. he can joke with him. >> i get a married, you come to my wedding, you go, yo, yo, on!e, what's going >> jennifer lawrence in paris. she went to the dior fashion show. she full side boobed it out. >> she knows when she goes out this is going to happen, right? >> no, i think she made sure everything was covered but i don't think she was purposely showing. andhe looked in the mirror said -- >> no! >> she's like -- >> kourtney kardashian and scott

actor ashton kutcher made an appearance during the finale posting snapshots on instagram. >> and brazilianhoto of herself there before the match with boyfriend tom brady. >> all right. up next, look who's back. bill cosby is returning to the small screen. pretty exciting. >> i loved "the cosby show." executives have confirmed the comedian could be returning to the netwo with a new comedy and it could start as soon as this summer. who didn't love "the cosby show"? i loved "the cosby show." it became a smash hit for them 30 years ago. really, has it been 30 years ago? running for eight seasons. >> the network says the upcoming cosby show will depart from the single camera fad and they'll return to the classic multicamera format filmed in front of a live studio audience. >>> next, a passing to note for rock 'n' roll legend. >> tommy ramone, the founding drummer of the ramones, died of cancer, the last surviving member of that group that breathed life into the punk rock movement of the '70s and '80s. ♪ 24 24 24 hours to go i want to be sedated ♪ >> the ramones' debut album hit gold just this a