. >>> in san francisco's south of market neighborhood, up your alley or dorey alley was under way. some considered a more racy version of the folsom street fair. >> i love it. the way people are being themselves. >> reporter: there are parties this weekend too which some people say they're reconsidering over monkey pox concerns. at this event. some people took this approach. >> before you want to like, get closer to people. this time, we're taking a seat from afar. >> reporter: the city declined to call for a call of emergency as monkey pox rised. >> they're doing covid testing, covid vaccines. they're doing outreach for monkey pox. >> reporter: organizers say they've added more space for people to move around, hand sanitizer and change the way people interact on stage. that they're doing their part to keep the community safe and informed. >> it's actually why we have these steps brought up by the age of covid. to show that emergencies right- hand turn that emergencies right-hand turn being treated well. >> i love this event. i've lived here from 83 up until 2020 before i moved to

over the weekend, we had the dorey allie street fair. we covered it from the lens of how things have changed. you made a tweet urging people to have fun and live their lives , and that reducing risk is still possible. you also talked about avoiding the mistakes of the 1980's, especially when it came to hiv. closing public bath houses was not a viable option and did not have any proof of working. how do you strike that balance? what is your recommendation between responsibility and the very real fear of this disease? >> it is important for people to understand because some people on the right wing are saying, you made us stay home for covid, so therefore you should shut everything down in the lgbtq community for monkeypox. this is a very very -- very different virus from covid, as was hiv. covid, if i have it and walk into a room with 20 people, just by breathing, i can infect many. that is not monkeypox. monkeypox is not something where you walk in a room and start randomly infecting people. it takes skin to skin contact, particularly wi

it won't be hunky dorey for average people based on what the cbo found and other data as well.the question is will the democrats get past the election before it starts to happen. will they pay a price for it? will the media cover it when the pledge is shattered? we'll see. >> dana: if i had been at the white house and we needed the number coming out and saying here we go. you should go out and say that there was zero percent inflation. that's what we'll say today i said i'm not doing that. you can say that if you want but i would never have said that because it is obviously not true. on the i.r.s. point, your chances of getting audited have gone up two times. what is the money going for? the reason they had to keep this money in there to figure out a way to pay for the petite version of the green new deal they just got. this weekend they aren't out there talking about how great the inflation reduction act will be. it won't reduce inflation. they're talking about how it's the biggest climate change bill in history. last word after i opined there. >> first of all that illustrates