Today we're talking about Ashton Coutcher and Meilakuna's getting exposed every to the

defendant, Danny Masterson, and it just keeps getting worse and worse. The head of Spain's

Soccer Federation has resigned after their kissing scandal. Vice is accepting Saudi blood money and

covering up the country's human rights abuses. And Americans are so stressed out and clogged up,

we're causing a nationwide laxative shortage. We're going to talk about all that and so much more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco's show you daily dive into the news, powered quite literally, by Wake and Make Coffee. Discover how smooth and delicious coffee is supposed to taste at wake and make coffee. Where you can actually grab your first bags for up to 50% off. But we've got a lot of news to talk about and breakdown, so let's just jump into it. Starting with, this Ashton-Kutcher Milakuna situation is bad. Like, they have dug a hole so

deeper themselves with this Danny Masterson situation and appears to just be getting deeper and deeper

by the day. Right, there's a lot going on here, so let's start at the top. Because all of it

stems from Danny Masterson's sentencing last week. We talked about it. He received the maximum

sentencing of 30 years to life on Thursday over two rape convictions. And sometime after that news broke, we later learned that both Ashton and Mila are among

dozens of people who wrote to the judge in support of him before his sentencing.

In his letter, Ashton called Danny a role model and added, I attribute not falling into the

typical Hollywood life of drugs directly to Danny.

He has always treated people with decency, equality, and generosity. Ashton also claiming it would be, quote, a tertiary injustice in and of itself if

Danny's daughter were raised without him present. Mila, then calling Danny a brother figure in writing,

his caring nature and ability to offer guidance have been instrumental in my growth both personally

and professionally. And adding one of the most remarkable aspects of Danny's character is his

unwavering commitment to discouraging the use of drugs. His influence on me in this regard has been

invaluable. And they immediately received tons of backlash for doing this. With people saying things like

this whole, but I know him and he's a nice guy, he doesn't seem like he would do that.

That mentality is precisely why so many survivors don't come forward to begin with. Just because someone is nice and pleasant to work with doesn't mean that they aren't capable of abuse. As well as the dude is a rapist and Ashton Coucher is out here trying to convince people he's a good guy. Men need to stop backing up

their homies doing fucked up shit. Makes me wonder what you're also doing if you think that's okay.

Others also bringing up the fact that Ashton is the founder of an anti-sex trafficking

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