becky paul is one of them.esigned from her job in the face of forced vaccine she joins us now. becky paul, thanks so much for coming on. we are grateful you are here tonight. why did you resign from your job? >> first of all, i'd like to thank you for having us on and for giving health care workers a voice. we have so many of us doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, pas, nurse practitioners -- we are all educated health care professionals and are willing to walk away from a job, our careers essentially. we worked our entire lives for these careers. and when you have that kind of conviction, you've got to ask yourself, what did they know that we don't know? >> tucker: what do you know that the rest of us don't know? this is what so striking about it is you are a practicing nurse, you treat covid patients. doctors and respiratory therapists do, too. no one can claim you are uninformed or don't believe in science.id unlike the people commenting on this. you've decided not to take the vaccin

paul: boise born realtor becky enrico crumm has been working around the clock. >> we're not sleeping this year. that's ok. paul: the boise market was heating up before the pandemic. >> prices have been escalating double digits for four or five years now. this isn't new to us here. it just got accelerated and turned crazy in the last six to eight months. paul: that's been windfall for sellers like wade tracy who bought his house just outside town four years ago. >> we paid about 305, maybe 310. then we just sold it for 620. paul: tracey is moving his family to cheaper rural ohio with his newfound capital. >> we sold it for cash, no appraisals, nothing, as-is. paul: the buyer? >> police officer from san francisco doing early retirement. paul: they're coming fromll over california. >> this is the kitchen. paul: caitlin smith a writer, moved wit her husband from encinit encinita, north of san diego. >> we had to do an escalation clause. we offered $20,000 over. paul: if it were in encinitas? >> it woulde a million dollar home. paul: she can work at home because her company went fully remo