Kutcher Speaks Out Against Modern Day Slavery

No one got "Punk'd" Wednesday morning when Ashton Kutcher came to Capitol Hill.

The actor testified Wednesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a hearing on progress in combating modern slavery. Kutcher spoke on behalf of Thorn: Digital Defenders of Children, an organization he co-founded with then-wife Demi Moore in 2009 to build software to fight human trafficking.

These days, he called his "day job" his work as chairman of Thorn and also as a father—he and wife Mila Kunis welcomed son, Dimitri Portwood, in November, and daughter, Wyatt, is 2 years old.

In an impassioned 15-minute opening testimony, Kutcher praised the committee for bipartisan cooperation on the issue, calling his opportunity to speak "one of the greatest honors" of his life.