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A Tearful Ashton Kutcher testifies before U.S. Senate committee about human trafficking
Ashton Kutcher, an actor from ‘That 70’s Show’, is the co-founder of an organization called Thorn: Digital Defenders of children. They have developed a software to help combat predators, rescue victims, and protect children who are vulnerable.
“This is about the time, when I start talking about politics, that the internet trolls tell me to stick to my day job, so I’d like to talk about my day job,” said Ashton on Wednesday. “My day job is the chairman and co-founder of Thorn. We build software to fight human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children. That’s our core mission … We [are] their last line of defense … That’s my day job. And I’m sticking to it.”
