do i not find no. reporter: you don t? just can you explain? huh? why don t you find that argument convincing? my daughter. she don t believe in it, either. she worked all through last year with covid patients up there. she s a nurse. reporter: okay. but she didn t get the vaccine? nope. reporter: and and what did she tell you was the reason? to not get it? reporter: yeah. she don t believe in it, either. reporter: but can you just say why? i don t think it s been proven, yet. it s never been fully approved. reporter: it is fda approved. for emergency use. reporter: no, that s that was an emergency-use authorization. but now, it is fda approved. is it? reporter: yes. the pfizer shot. there had to be a mandate that you had to get it? violating my constitutional right. and where shelby works, my daughter, she ll just quit.
you had to get it? violating my constitutional right. and where shelby works, my daughter, she ll just quit. reporter: really? you think she ll quit? uh-huh. so will about three or four others. nurses? uh-huh. so if they mandate it, we re going to be short a lot of nurses. i think a lot of people here just feel like it s not a necessity. that they have a system that can fight that and if their system can t fight that, the likelihood is they are probably going to pass from something else, anyway. you re confident your body is strong enough? to repel covid? my mind is. now, whether or not my body is is a whole nother situation. i wouldn t know until i have had that but i have made it this far in life. and elle reeve joins me now. elle, we appreciate it so much. and we heard so many people questioning the safety or the efficacy often with false data of the covid vaccines but did