those surveyed expressed concerns about u.s. leadership in the world and a possible war in space. a top u.s. space force commander recently warned in an interview with the the washington post josh rogin, china is attacking u.s. satellites on almost a daily basis, using lasers and radio frequency jamers, attacks that could be seen as an act of war. in addition to building a whole suite of counter space weapons, so they have come a long way very quickly. they are close to being an equal and if they continue at their pace, they could surpass us in the next several generations. 88% of those surveyed cyberattacks pose the greatest threat to the nation, bret. bret: jen, there has been some developments in this standoff between the oklahoma governor and the pentagon over vaccines. that s right, bret. the defense secretary sent a letter today to all the service chiefs and the chief of the national guard outlining the consequences for any national guard not willing to get
Omicron variant although specific studies have yet to be done to confirm this. and late this afternoon, an fda advisory committee voted 13-10 to recommend authorization of this drug for use in nonpregnant adults. now, if it is approved by the fda, this would become the first oral medication to treat covid-19. and the first that patients could take at home. bret? bret: i heard admiral giroir speak about that last night. jonathan, thank you. sure. bret: three students dead tonight several others injured and one student? custody following a school shooting in michigan. it happened this afternoon at oxford high school in oxford township about 30 miles north of detroit. correspondent garrett tenney has the latest from chicago. good evening, garrett. bret, good evening to you. the three students who lost their lives were just 14, 16, and 17 years old. two girls and a boy. this past hour we learned that 8 other people were also shot,
Girlfriend is. girlfriend means different things to different people. even after the suspension cnn chief jeff zucker faces a tough decision because chris cuomo is his top rated host. the problem for the network is appearing to condone conducted generally deemed unacceptable now that new evidence has contradicted some of cuomo s past denials. bret? bret: howie, multiple reporting now that cnn is saying it indefinitely suspends chris cuomo. that s a different set up. right. it s not saying a week or two. sending a pretty strong message. remember no, penalty. even though some of this came outer months ago chris cuomo now i think there is a signal here it s possible. i don t want to speculate but it s possible his time at the network could be limited based on this indefinite suspension. bret: howie with the breaking news, thank you. up next, we set the stage for what could be the most monumental u.s. supreme court case in decades.
Been 220,000 deaths. the travel ban was basically racist. it was aimed at black and brown people. now he has reversed himself on all these things. there is 350,000 deaths. so he is paying a price for this. and the worst thing of all is that none of it seems to be working. i think the biden administration is giving off vibes that it is artless and inept and that the president is in way over his head and doesn t know whether a to do. you know, it s one thing in some senses i think it almost doesn t matter what the courts say about the mandates. i believe that the white house just did this to look like they are doing something. you know, if it s overruled later, it is kind of a footnote by that time. the problem is none of what they are doing works. bret: yeah. all right, bill. the double-barreled karma analysis. that s pretty good. thank you very much, panel, thanks. a condensed show today. when we come back, tuesday tweets.
Think it s really important regardless of what a judge says, bret. bret: law factors in there. peter doocy live on the north lawn, thanks. stocks plummeted today. the dow sank 652. the s&p 500 lost 88, the nasdaq fell 245. major drug makers are testing to see if their covid-19 vaccines are being effective against the omicron variant. correspondent jonathan serrie tells us where things stand tonight from atlanta. it could take two weeks for laboratory tests in real world surveillance to determine whether the omicron variant is more resistant to current antibody treatments and vaccines. but researchers are concerned about changes to the spike protein. what dr. anthony fauci calls the business end of the virus. and these mutations have been associated with increased transmissibility and immune investigation. moderna says that could pose a challenge to existing vaccines. given the [inaudible] all of