because -- show andy warhol?se he took photographs and made them look -- mean something complete different. people look at elvis, marilyn monroe, elizabeth taylor, and prince and they say this has an entirely different message from something that started it all off. that is why he is hung up on those museums. that is whatever -- why whatever the factor four inquiry might be, that is why it is hard to look at it and say under factor one, that's transformational. >> in our view, and i think the government might have a different view, but everyone agrees that in museums there will be fair use. there are also particular provisions, mainly 109 that is separate for display for museum purposes. but, where i think i disagree with you is just that the display in a museum of prince is still copying and using ms. goldsmith in a way that does not justify the copying of ms. goldsmith. it is fair use and she cannot sue. all remedies to museums and possessions and sales were waived in the complaint. you read the complaint accur

but yeah, the big question in this case is if andy warhol simply copied the prince picture, or if he own by transforming it. and it just so happens that i'm an art expert, so i'm uniquely qualified to answer this question. now if you compare them and look very closely, you'll see... he made it red. and purple. with some squiggly things. and i'm sorry, i'm such an art geek, this is probably going over all your heads, but bottom-line, i think it's differenter than the other one. that's what i'm saying. now look, if we had the time, we could talk about how it's weird that the supreme court is the only place where you get to be an expert on every single issue in the world. actually, the supreme court and twitter, but we just don't have the time for that, because while the supreme court is trying to decide if certain artists are stealing, it is becoming clear that a certain former president definitely is. >> this morning, a new twist of the investigation into former president trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents at his florida estate. trump told people to move boxes to his

imagine if andy warhol was alive today, he would have been the most proactive employer. this is a sculpture, a sculpture of andy warhol that originated through a computer file that i made an a video in an an animation, but it's also an object. so digital art has many different lives. it could exist as a painting that can exist as a sculpture. as a photograph is a hologram and of t's and digital technology is not tomorrow, it's here. it's here to day. it's in the fair like, snuck into the basel are fair. you could almost see like a divide, you see the traditional world and you see the digital world. it's a tool, it's enabled artist to sell their work by themselves without relying on external gatekeepers, which has never existed in history before. this is breaking down the hierarchies of these galleries, creating opportunities for people, inspiring people, and telling people, instead of always saying you can't come to this gallery. you can't buy something, looking people up and down, and pigeon holing people, and categorizing people. this is the opposite of that. the visit

imagine if andy warhol was alive today, he would have been the most proactive employer. this is a sculpture, a sculpture of andy warhol that originated through a computer file that i made an a video and an an animation, but it's also an object. so digital art has many different lives that can exist as a painting that can exist as a sculpture. as a photograph is a hologram and of t's and digital technology is not tomorrow, it's here. it's here today. it's in the fair, like, snuck into the basel are fair. you could almost see like a divide. you see the traditional, our world, and you see the digital world. it's a tool. it's enabled artists to sell their work by themselves without relying on external gatekeepers, which has never existed in history before. this is breaking down the hierarchies of these galleries, creating opportunities for people, inspiring people, and telling people, instead of always saying you can come to this gallery, you can't buy something, looking people up and down, and pigeon holing people, and categorizing people. this is the opposite of that. the

imagine if andy warhol was alive today, he would have been the most proactive employer. this is a sculpture. a sculpture of andy warhol that originated through a computer file that i made an a video and an an animation, but it's also an object. so digital art has many different lives. it can exist as a painting that can exist as a sculpture. as a photograph is a hologram and of t's and digital technology is not tomorrow, it's here. it's here today. it's in the fair like, snuck into the basel are fair. you could almost see like a divide. you see the traditional, our world, and you see the digital world. it's a tool, it's enabled artist to sell their work by themselves without relying on external gatekeepers, which has never existed in history before. this is breaking down the hierarchies of these galleries, creating opportunities for people, inspiring people, and telling people, instead of always saying you can come to this gallery, you can't buy something, looking people up and down, and pigeon holing people, and categorizing people. this is the opposite of that. the vis

. > >> up next, andy warhol and prie are at the center of the newest case before the u.s. supreme court. the mayor implications of implications of the outcome. > >> an 81 year old millionaire is millionaire is naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. warhol made this silk screen of prince from a 1981 photograph by by lynn goldsmith. she sued warhol's foundation claiming copyright infringement. >> what is the reason or justifn to take another's copyrighted work? the reason can't be to avd paying the customary price. >> warhol's changes to it for t. if it loses the case, the foundn could owe goldsmi

it is not special because there is no context of andy warhol behind it.erate images all day long. we may not see them because they are in a vacuum. humans will only value the story behind the art. >> you know what jay-z said about warhol. >> i'm not cultured, so i don't. >> you seem cultured. >> he said i'm in the hall already. i'm in the wall already. i'm a work of art. i'm a warhol already. >> wow. that is interesting. >> so there's a lot going on here. thank you for educating us a little bit about something if people haven't heard about we might be hearing more about. really interesting stuff. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> really interesting alert for the people doing it. you can hit me on twitter right now and tell us any prompts you want to try. you don't have to sign up for this thing. sit free. we will do it for you. for example, you could say a dinosaur voting in the midterms. you could say a bear driving a car to go vote in the midterms. voting is good. drawn by picasso. or a children's cartoon of a dinosaur and a bear driving together

mm guys like andy warhol. yes. i don't any war horn? of course. you know, boss. yeah. best friends. i some of any war someone is the one that i really liked the site marilyn monroe and them, if you saw the one in the money, are you here to buy? so if, if we see something we like most definitely i'm interested in a couple different pieces. how about any fees? i'm not very experienced online at these. i'm not a fan of videos. seems right. what it is is the piece that i don't give. we could take, if we could take a picture in bass amount is then if t, there's like the authenticity factor that's associated with the co. but it doesn't mean that everyone else can have the same picture. how much, how valuable is it to me to say that i have the authentic piece to pay x amount for something that everyone else with that what you still have? oh, we're talking about like a bio that we put on objects in general, right? whether you're buying a louis baton, sir, or where you buy on a coat, sir, or where you buy a dollar general the hangs teacher, right? is the value that we say that it's worth. th

. >>> the supreme court today takes up a case concerning whether andy warhol infringed on a photographer'sd in waiver of the war who will institution but an appeals court reversed the dee vision. >>> we want to introduce you to two new members of the "new day" family, this is milo, his dad jimmy with our floor manager. milo was born saturday at 6:47 a.m. mom, dad and big sister sophie are all over the moon with this new addition to their family. a huge congrats jimmy. >> and let me introduce you to evan theodore mazur. look at him watching television there. senior producer ali says that baby evan was born right on time last thursday weighing in at 7 pounds 13 ounces. look at that face. we're told the hobbies mostly include lounging and binge watching tv with his parents which is noble. ali, congratulations to you, mike and baby evan. we are so happy for you. >> cnn's coverage continues right now.