like mila kunis and ashton kutcher. on a recent episode of the armchair expert podcast. >> i don't wash my body with soap every day. >> i wash my armpits and my crotch daily and nothing else ever. >> for people that have more sensitive skin, totally reasonable just to use water. you want some of the oil to build up on your skin. >> reporter: kristen bell and dax shepard appearing on "the view," saying they don't wash their kids every day. >> i am a fan of waiting for the stink. once you catch a whiff, that's biology's way of letting you know, you need to clean it up. >> it's a red flag. >> she strikes on something that is sound. i tend to recommend that maybe before the sniff test is positive, because you're probably playing catchup. >> reporter: and jake gyllenhaal revealing in a new interview with "vanity fair," more and more, i find bathing to be less necessary at times. and there's a whole world of not bathing that is helpful for skin maintenance. and we naturally clean ourselves. how often should we really be takin

mila kunis who in a recent interview revealed that she and scrubbin' hubby ashton kutcher don't wash their two children every day. okay! not the kunis-kutcher bubble bath reveal we were hoping for. kunis explained, "if you can see the dirt on them, clean them. otherwise, there's no point." that sounds less like the policy for cleaning your kids and more like the policy for cleaning your buick. "it's supposed to rain tonight. just leave mckenzie in the driveway." this interview sent major wavesy scrub-o-sphere. kristen bell sided with team don't-bathe-your-kids, saying "i'm a big fan of waiting for the stink. a, at's biology's way of letting you know you need to clean it up." i don't like to comment on anyone else's parenting, but i will point out that both mila kunis and kristen bell did star in the film "bad moms." ( laughter ) ( applause ) then jake gyllenhaal hopped into the controversy tub, telling "vanity fair," "more and more i find bathing to be less necessary. we naturally clean ourselves." either you're thinking of cats, or i had no idea you were that flexible. ( laughter )

ashton kutcher tweeting, it's a major step forward in the fight to eliminate child sexual abuse material from the internet. security watchdogs concerned the new software could be exploited by hackers and foreign governments. the head of whatsapp calling this a major set back for personal privacy, tweeting, can the scanning software running yo your phone be errorproof? researchers have not been allowed to find out. >> do you think that this could potentially put certain people under scrutiny from law enforcement who don't deserve to be? >> apple program in itself is designed in such a way that the chances of it making a mistake, of it saying something is child pornography, or not, are infinitely small. >> reporter: for better or for worse, do you think that apple's move here will push other large tech companies to follow suit? >> i think all the tech companies are looking at ways to deal with malicious content. there's a lot of bad stuff on the internet, and it's more than overdue that they try and step in to change that. >> reporter: apple says its efforts to protect children will evolve

here are ashton kutcher and mila kunis explain what i mean. >> i wash my armpits, my daily, and nothing else ever. >> when i had children, i also didn't wash them every day. i wasn't the parent that bathe my newborns ever. and we are like something smells -- >> if you can see the dirt on them, clean them. otherwise, there's no point. >> it's called hygiene. i like him a lot but we have bacteria and toxins collecting. >> laura: they are joking. they are plunking you, also well scrubbed and well washed. >> let me say this, no one wants to smell your funk no matter how big a star you are, but this is a real fad, don't laugh. here's kristin bell explaining her bathing habits. >> once you catch a whiff, that's biology's way of letting you know you need to clean it up. >> there is a red flag. >> unfortunately it causes infections when you leave the bacteria on the body and by the time people smell you, you are way past bathing time, i just want to state that for the record to. >> laura: she perhaps has never traveled to -- decades ago, before deodorant was a big thing in france, i do recall t

kutcher, and joe burrow coming back from a torn acl right now with the cincinnati bengals. >> john: you know what i also learned when you ask questions? not all the corn is edible. i mean, it's edible, but it's not used -- it's used for grays and animals. >> joe: it's feed corn. >> john: yeah, i didn't know that. >> joe: another fun fact for you from a hall of famer. a swing and a miss, now 0-2 on rougned odor. >> john: and i guess time will tell if the apple pie hotdog makes it it past the trial period here in iowa. >> joe: here comes 0-2 pitch. upstairs for ball one. now that your x number of innings after eating that -- >> john: i want another one. >> joe: oh, you want another one? >> john: yeah, i want another one. >> joe: foul tip hung on to by the catcher zavala, two down. prior to the game, having fun with the corn and eating -- that's feed corn, right? >> john: i think so. >> joe: they spit it out. >> john: [laughs] >> joe: has lived to tell. ethan katz in his first year as pitching coach for the white sox and by all accounts doing a tremendous job. here's one that gets back

charlie sheen and ashton kutcher, pam's mom on "the office," sometimes you need a fill-in and that's what the government is saying to intel. they're looking to buy a super computer containing nvidia as a place holder as they wait on one from intel and the intel machine touted as the fastest computer when it was announced in 2019 is going to eventually find a home in chicago. it isn't supposed to be a replacement, but an understudy see, i don't know how you find the time with all of the reporting that you do and the humans that you take care of to play switch, but you can - >> yeah. did i just accidentally reveal i still play the switch, it's true but i have kids to play it so there you go. and producers too. i will say, on this very show, that still play the switch. >> i'm glad you're steeped in the beat overall, we're continuing to watch this market, hard to keep it down as you know. we got to 4499.33. just a stone's throw from 4500 and sales force. >> the stocks are marching to new all-time highs and without the help of two cap names, what is it signaling about the market and what'

that is the question posed and debate sparked by hollywood power couple mila kunis and ashton kutcher when they admitted their kids don't get daily baths? we're like, ooh, something smells. >> here's the thing, if you can see the dirt on them, clean them. >> yeah. >> otherwise, there's no point. >> reporter: reaction to their comments swift and varied. kristen bell and dax shepherd follow a similar program and drew barrymore saying her kids get nightly baths during the week. incding jake gyllenhaal and cardi b., jason momoa, weighing in. things smelling fresh in the rock's house. he says he showers three types per day. kutcher and kunis poking fun at #showergate. >> it's water. >> you are putting water on the children? >> reporter: many are asking how often should you be bathing your children and any different for adults? we asked a pediatrician and a dermatologist for their advice. >> for smaller kids, bathing a couple times a week is totally fine unless, of course, they've been outside, they got sweaty, went swimming in a pool or a lake or got dirty playing outside in the dirt. once

his reaction came after celebrities like spouses ashton kutcher admitted last month they don't wash their young children daily and limit their own washing. he tweeted that he takes a cold shower in the morning followed by a warm shower after he works out and a hot shower when he gets home from work. so he is on the other end of the spectrum, but larry, you work out a lot, like the rock. larry: we have similar physiques. drew: similar rests i am for sh. is this a thumbs up, thumbs down? [laughter] i don't understand this. especially if you have little kids, little kids are roaming balls of filth. they get dirty. spencer, your grandkids -- just go play outside and we will clean you on thursday. [laughter] spencer: there are quite a few days that i shower twice in a day, depending on how warm it is and if i'm perspiring, if i worked out, but i'm going to shower at least once a day. larry: and your coworkers thank you for that. kristen: low-flow shower heads. that's it. larry: good for the environment, back to our earlier conversation. are allleli krte thu for s. la unanimous. the first thing

ashton kutcher tweeting, it's a major step forward in the fight to eliminate child sexual abuse material from the internet. security watchdogs concerned the new software could be exploited by hackers and foreign governments. the head of whatsapp calling this a major setback for personal privacy, tweeting, can the scanning software running on your phone be sechers have not allowed to find out. >> do you think that this could potentially put certain people under scrutiny from law enforcement dwowho don't deservo be? >> apple's program itself is designed in such a way that the chances of it making a mistake, of it saying something is child pornography when it's not are infinitesimally small. i don't think this is a serious threat to privacy. >> reporter: for better or for worse, do you think that apple's move here will push other large tech companies to follow suit? >> i think all the tech companies are looking at ways to deal with malicious content, right? there's a lot of bad stuff on the internet. and it's more than overdue that they try to step in though change that. >> apple says its e