CNNs Michael Smerconish made the case on his show Saturday that President Donald Trump was "on a roll" the past week."Im talking about offering an objective analysis in view of whats transpired in the last two weeks that Ive laid out substantively and with data. Hes been on a roll," Smerconish said. "It might not be the roll that you desire, but I like the word that David [Urban] used and that Salena Zito used in her column this morning. Consequential. Who among us could deny how consequential Trump 2.0 is turning out to be? But in order for you to recognize that, you need to have an open mind about whats transpiring."Smerconish presented a poll to his audience about whether they would be willing to have an open mind regarding Trump. Near the end of the show, he revealed the results that showed 72% of those who responded said they would not have an open mind about Trump.CNN ANALYST SUGGESTS TRUMP COULD GO DOWN AS 'HERO' AFTER IRAN STRIKE"I applaud those of you who are part of the 72% who say you do not have an open mind on Donald Trump, and the reason that Im applauding you is not that I appreciate your closed-mindedness," Smerconish said. "I appreciate your candor. Like, you dont want to hear it."He continued, "I made the case at the outset of the program today that hes had a good two weeks. No B.S. Hes winning, maybe not in a way you want. There are many things that hes doing that I disagree with. And I tell you what they are. Every day on radio and once a week here. But you got to stand back and say its consequential. It is consequential. So, interesting."Over the last week, the Trump administration touted several successes, including a U.S. military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, a potential ceasefire between Iran and Israel and a NATO agreement to boost defense spending after the presidents demands.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREThe Supreme Court also ruled to limit nationwide injunctions by federal judges which have limited several of Trumps executive orders.Although Smerconish has disagreed with Trumps actions, he has argued that the medias "constant browbeating" against him may have led to his re-election."Its like a parenting lesson. The more that you tell people what they cant do, whats intolerable, you must not do this, you should not do this, the more theyre going to rebel," he said during an interview in November.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Ex-NBC News host Chuck Todd lamented on Thursday that the Democratic Party was just a collection of people who disliked President Donald Trump when pressed on whether the Democrats were a left-of-center party."I think this is the identity crisis that they have. I think its just a collection of people that dont like Trump right now, right? And thats served them well in 20, but imagine trying to create a big tent that had AOC and John Kasich in it, right? You know? Or Liz Cheney and AOC. You sort of got to rip a hole in the middle, right, as youre trying to stretch that tent," Todd told disgraced former CBS News anchor Charlie Rose.Todd and Rose discussed Zohran Mamdani's New York City mayor primary win and more during the conversation."It feels like theyre way too poll-tested. It feels like that theyre trying so hard to sort of keep their suburban voters, and thats been part of their problem. The growth in the Democratic electorate is in the suburbs, wealthy suburbs, and so the growth of the Republican electorate has been in the working-class exurbs and actually, even in working-class urban areas. And, I think that thats been their disconnect, is that their voters are in one place, their messaging is in another, but when they try to message to their suburban voters, they've sort of lost touch with their working-class roots," Todd continued.DEMOCRATS' MAJOR MESSAGING CRISIS: THE PARTY OF OPPOSITION WITHOUT SOLUTIONSTodd said both parties' coalitions were too big and added, "we would probably be a better democracy if we could have 4 major parties."The ex-NBC "Meet the Press" moderator has been critical of the party in the wake of former Vice President Kamala Harris' loss to Trump.He questioned whether the public was sold a "40-year bill of goods" with regard to former President Joe Biden's family-man image during a conversation with CNN host Jake Tapper on the "Chuck Toddcast.""You and I covered, for most of our professional lives, the story of Joe Biden was: This guy cared about his family so much he commuted home every night from Washington," Todd said. "You know what else you could say is, this man was so ambitious that after his family went through that tragedy, he commuted every day to work, like it's the same story. I sit here, I look at this, and I think, were we sold a 40-year bill of goods?"DEMOCRATIC PARTY SCRAMBLES TO FIX IMAGE AS MEMBERS ACKNOWLEDGE PARTY 'LOST CREDIBILITY'Todd said in March that Democratic leadership, specifically House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, were feeling "paralyzed" by the two different constituencies within the Democratic Party."Jeffries and Schumer are acting paralyzed because they have two different constituencies. They have ones who are worried about a left-wing tea party, and they should be worried about that, because I do think this anger inside the base is real," Todd said. "Then you have others who are like, hey, I won, and Trump carried my state. So Ive got to do this. So, I think thats why Jeffries and Schumer come across as paralyzed, because theyre trying to placate a coalition party that doesnt know which direction to go to."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURETodd suggested during his conversation with Rose that the Republicans might not have stuck with Trump as their nominee if Bidendidn't run for re-election at all.

A sniper who was still on the loose late Sunday shot at firefighters battling a mountain wildfire in Idaho, killing at least two people and injuring more, authorities said.During a news conference, Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris said that at least two people were killed, possibly firefighters. Norris added that they are still "actively taking sniper fire" as he spoke."We now have two deaths. We have an unknown amount of casualties," Norris said. "We still have civilians that are coming off of that mountain. We have we might have civilians that are stuck or in shock on that mountain. So this is a very, very fresh situation.""We dont know who [the] suspect or suspects are, and we dont know how many suspects there may be," Norris said.CALIFORNIA SHOOTING LEAVES 1 OFFICER DEAD, ANOTHER WOUNDEDA spokesperson for the Northern Lakes Fire Protection confirmed the situation to Fox News Digital, saying "the active shooter situation and very active wildfire scene were related."The Kootenai County Sheriffs Office issued an alert earlier Sunday afternoon stating: "Active shooter at Canfield Mountain. Injuries have been reported, though the severity remains unknown. Please avoid the area."Norris said that they are developing a plan to move people out of the mountains as soon as they get the fire under control.MASS SHOOTING INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA AS VICTIMS FLOOD LOCAL HOSPITALSOfficials confirmed that the firefighters were responding to a brush fire near East Nettleton Gulch Road when the shooting started.Norris said the suspect(s) used what appeared to be "modern-day, high-powered, sporting rifles.""We're taking rapid fire," Norris said.Due to the danger, fire crews had to retreat, and the brush fire continues to pose a threat. Authorities are urging residents in the vicinity to stay vigilant and exercise caution as the situation develops."I would encourage all of you to tell people to stay away from the area, do not come to the area. Stay away from the area, Norris urged. "This is going to be if these, individuals are not neutralized quickly, this is going to be a likely a multi-day operation."ASPIRING FIREFIGHTER DIES IN SNOWBOARDING ACCIDENT AT POPULAR SKI RESORTNorris added that he is "hoping that, somebody has a clear shot and is able to neutralize" the threat because it did not seem like the suspect(s) are going to surrender anytime soon."So as soon as somebody has a clear shot, I encourage them to take that shot and neutralize the threat," Norris said.FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said the agency was headed to the scene to provide "tactical and operational support." He called it an "active scene."Attorney General Pam Bondi also shared a statement and said more support was heading to Idaho."Thank you to our incredible @FBI agents on the ground assisting local authorities in Idaho. We are praying for all," Bondi wrote.Idaho Governor Brad Little reacted to the incident in a post on X."Multiple heroic firefighters were attacked today while responding to a fire in North Idaho. This is a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters. I ask all Idahoans to pray for them and their families as we wait to learn more. Teresa and I are heartbroken," Little wrote. "As this situation is still developing, please stay clear from the area to allow law enforcement and firefighters to do their jobs."

The finals of the King and the Queen of the Ring tournaments came to an end on Saturday at WWE Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia, and it came with major stakes attached.Cody Rhodes defeated Randy Orton on the mens side, and Jade Cargill defeated Asuka in the womens bracket.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The American Nightmare" pushed Orton into the exposed turnbuckle and put him into the Cross Rhodes. He pinned Orton for the win and was given the crown."I am well aware. I hear each and every one of you. This is an arduous path. First, Jey Uso, the most beloved character in all of WWE. Then, the modern locker room later, the man, Randy Orton. And at SummerSlam, that means Im facing either CM Punk or John Cena," Rhodes said."And I completely get how you feel as an audience when I go up against these beloved characters, but I want you to hear it from me I was born to do this. Whenther it be CM Punk or John Cena, they are holding onto that belt for themselves, and they are holding onto it for me, because at SummerSlam I get the ball back."Asuka nearly had the storm that Cargill brought to Riyadh tamed. She had Cargill in a submission hold, but Cargill was able to get out of it and break free. Cargill interrupted Asukas "Empress Impact" and hit her with "Jaded."CHARLOTTE FLAIR OPENS UP ABOUT PRESSURE TO LIVE UP TO HER FATHER'S WWE LEGACY"When I first entered this tournament, it felt like the world was on my shoulders. But, you know, for the people out there who are doubting themselves, praise yourself because you are fighting through the boos. Dont let them tell you who you are you show them," she said after the match. "And the grind dont stop. A storm is coming for SummerSlam."Rhodes and Cargill both have world title shots at SummerSlam guaranteed with their King and Queen of the Ring tournament wins.Rhodes is likely to go up against John Cena in rematch of WrestleMania 41 for the Undisputed WWE Championship. Cena defeated CM Punk to retain the title early in the night. Both Cena and Punk thwarted Seth Rollins cash-in attempt. But Rollins got the last laugh when he stomped Punk, screwing him out of a title.Cargill will either target Tiffany Stratton or Iyo Sky for their womens titles. Stratton hung on to her belt on "Friday Night SmackDown" in a win against Nia Jax in a Last Woman Standing Match. Sky regained gold in March with a win over Rhea Ripley. All women will also have to have Naomi in the back of their minds as she won the womens Money in the Bank ladder match.There are still two major events before the WWE gets to SummerSlam in August.The all-female premium live event Evolution 2 will take place on July 11, and Saturday Nights Main Event will take place on July 12.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The United States mens national soccer team is moving on to the semifinals of the CONCACAF Gold Cup after a dramatic penalty shootout against Costa Rica.The match was deadlocked at two goals apiece after 90-plus minutes, leading to the penalty shootout that had all the dramatics to keep everyone on the edge of their seats to see who would be moving on.After the USMNTs Tyler Adams and Costa Ricas Alonso Martinez buried their attempts to begin the penalty shootout, goalkeeper Matt Freese from the U.S. made a tremendous save on Juan Pablo Vargas shot to give his team the upper hand.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThis came after Malik Tillman made up for a missed penalty shot during regular time that couldve been the game-winner, perfectly placing his shot to his left past Costa Rican legend Keylor Navas.But Sebastian Berhalter, the son of former USMNT head coach Gregg Berhalter, evened things up when he sent his attempt flying over the net. Santiago van der Puttens follow-up shot for Costa Rica got past Freese despite the goalkeeper guessing the right way.After Alex Freeman and Jefferson Brenes made their shots respectively, Freese got yet another save on Francisco Calvos attempt, giving John Tolkin the shot to end it all for the USMNT. But Navas came up clutch, as he leapt to his left and swatted away Tolkins shot.An extra round was needed, but Freese was simply locked in. He was able to stop back-to-back shots, this time saving Andy Rojass shot.Again, the USMNT had a chance to end the match, and Damion Downs was given the chance. Navas wasnt able to guess right this time, as Downs went left and celebrated immediately as the ball hit the back of the net.During the 90 minutes before the shootout, there were fireworks as well, starting with "Los Ticos" getting on the board first. It was Calvo who got the best of Freese with a penalty shot in the 12th minute.However, the UMSNT rallied toward the end of the first half with Diego Luna scoring in the 43rd minute and Max Arfsten following it up in the 47th minute.Then, in the 71st minute midway through the second half, Martinez came sliding in after a rebound off Freese to tie the game up.But the USMNT will be the ones moving on to face Guatemala on Wednesday in the semifinal to determine who has a spot in the Gold Cup Final.The other semifinal is Mexico against Honduras, which will be played after the U.S. and Guatemala.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Jeff Bezos and his new bride, Lauren Snchez Bezos, said "I do" over the weekend with a star-studded guest list to celebrate their Italian nuptials.As the wedding weekend winded down, a slew of A-list attendees were spotted making the trek out of Venice, Italy.Orlando Bloom, who is rumored to be newly single after calling off an engagement to pop star Katy Perry, joined Leonardo DiCaprio and his girlfriend, Vittoria Ceretti, on a taxi boat ride to the airport.Bloom, 48, wore a breezy white shirt over a tank top, and shielded his eyes from the bright sun with a black hat for the boat ride with Ceretti and DiCaprio.NEWLYWEDS JEFF BEZOS AND LAUREN SANCHEZ BEZOS PACK ON PDA AHEAD OF STAR-STUDDED WEDDING CELEBRATIONDiCaprio attempted to go incognito by wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with his hood dramatically covering his face while walking along the dock.JEFF BEZOS, LAUREN SNCHEZ CELEBRITY WEDDING GUESTS TAKE VENICE BY STORMSuper Bowl champion quarterback Tom Brady was spotted wearing a green shirt with slacks as he walked toward a waiting boat post-wedding.Salma Hayek's billionaire husband, Franois-Henri Pinault, was pictured leaving the Bezos affair Sunday. Pinault's family company, the French luxury group Kering, is home to famed fashion brands including Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Balenciaga.Pinault's father, Franois, founded the $22 billion brand, which also owns Alexander McQueen and Christie's auction house. Pinault has an estimated net worth of $7 billion.Kendall Jenner packed light for the Italian getaway, and had her security guard carry her Gucci luggage to a waiting taxi boat.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSSeveral other celebrities joined the newlyweds Saturday in the Arsenale, a former medieval shipyard which hosted the wedding ceremony. Usher and his wife, Jennifer Goicoechea, were seen arriving at the event, while Kris Jenner and her boyfriend, Corey Gamble, made their own appearance.Sydney Sweeney and Karlie Kloss who is married to Jared Kushner's brother, Joshua were also spotted leaving the restaurant.Shortly after tying the knot, Snchez took to Instagram to debut her wedding dress and new name. Her updated Instagram account now reads, "Lauren Snchez Bezos."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"06/27/2025," she captioned her post, adding a red heart. She also debuted her wedding gown on the cover of Vogue.Her Dolce & Gabbana wedding dress was a mermaid-style lace gown with sheer long sleeves and a high neckline. She told Vogue in her cover story she felt "like a princess.""It is a departure from what people expect," she said, "from what I expect but its very much me."

An unelected Senate parliamentarian should not be deciding what stays and what doesn't in the so-called "Big, Beautiful Bill," Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla., told Fox News Channel in an interview that earned President Trump's approval.Conservatives were furious on Thursday morning after learning Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough ruled several key reforms and tweaks to Medicaid in the Senate GOPs version of President Trumps bill did not pass muster with Senate Rules. One senator, Roger Marshall, of Kansas, called for MacDonough to be replaced.Steube was a guest on FOX Report on Sunday morning, when host Jon Scott asked him where he stood on whether the parliamentarian should have been overruled or even fired. He agreed with Marshall.GOP SENATOR CALLS FOR PARLIAMENTARIAN'S FIRING AFTER SERVING MEDICAID BLOW TO TRUMP'S 'BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL'"Yeah, I had called for her to be fired," Steube said. "I dont think that one person whosunelected, who got appointed over a decade ago, should be the one deciding what stays in and what doesnt."Lawmakers across the U.S. were elected by their constituents to make those decisions; not the parliamentarians, he said.At the moment, Republicans hold majorities in the House and the Senate. MacDonough was appointed by the late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who was a Democrat.FURY ERUPTS AS UNELECTED SENATE 'SCOREKEEPER' BLOCKS TRUMP'S AGENDASteube questioned why current Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., would not replace MacDonough with a Republican appointee."Weve certainly called for that," Steube said. "Thune has said hes not going to do that, so theyre going to move forward."Scott noted that MacDonough has said she is supposed to be call balls and strikes, not make political decisions. When Scott asked Steube if he thought MacDonough was working for the Democrats, the lawmaker noted she was appointed by one.SEVERAL PROVISIONS FAIL TO PASS MUSTER WITH SENATE RULES IN 'BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL'"What House lawmakers that have been elected by the people passed by a majority of the House of Representatives and sent over to the Senate are now getting struck by one person who was appointed by Harry Reid," Steube said. "I certainly don't think that's what the American people voted for.Trump later posted about Steubes interview on Truth Social."Great Congressman Greg Steube is 100% correct," the president wrote. "An unelected Senate Staffer (Parliamentarian), should not be allowed to hurt the Republicans Bill. Wants many fantastic things out. NO!"Fox News Digitals Alex Miller contributed to this report.

A punk-rap duo out of the United Kingdom that shouted, "Death to the IDF," and "Free Palestine" during their set at the Glastonbury Festival, is now being condemned by political and festival officials for their actions.London-based Bob Vylan describes itself on X as the "prettiest punk/rap/alt thing youll ever meet." With songs like "We Live Here," "Dream Bigger," "Makes Me Violent," and "Terms & Conditions," the duo mixes elements of rap and punk.The duo performed a high-energy set at Glastonbury Festival on Saturday, whic ultimately turned into a political podium for the groups singer to shout out anti-Israel rhetoric.While holding the microphone, singer Bobby Vylan shouted, "Death, death to the IDF [Israel Defense Forces]," several times before turning the microphone toward the crowd to get attendees to repeat the chant. The IDF is the national military of Israel. Videos from the crowds view showed several Palestinian flags waving as the performer and attendees shouted back and forth.RAPPER PULLS OUT OF MUSIC FESTIVALS ALLEGING THEY WANTED HER TO MAKE FREE PALESTINE STATEMENTS ONSTAGEAt one point, Vylan shouted "Free, Free, Free Palestine," and again, had some in the crowd repeat what he said.Before returning to his set, though, Vylan ended the chant and said, "Hell yeah, from the river to the sea. Palestine must be, will be inshallah, it will be free."Videos of the chants spread across the internet like crazy, and now British police in Somerset and Avon are reviewing the videos to "determine whether any offenses may have been committed that would require a criminal investigation."EX-MUMFORD & SONS GUITARIST CRITICIZES MUSIC INDUSTRY FOR SILENCE AFTER BOULDER ANTISEMITIC ATTACKThe BBC reported that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned Bob Vylan for calling on the death of Israeli troops with the use of "appalling hate speech."The BBC, which broadcast the festival live, has reportedly chosen to remove the duos set from its iPlayer.The BBC said it issued a warning on screen about "very strong and discriminatory language" during the live stream, The Associated Press reported.Festival organizers did not take the comments lightly and have since released a statement on Instagram saying, "Glastonbury Festival was created in 1970 as a place for people to come together and rejoice in music, the arts and the best of human endeavour."RETIRED UK POLICE OFFICER SUING AFTER BEING ARRESTED OVER 'THOUGHT CRIME' POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA"As a festival, we stand against all forms of war and terrorism. We will always believe in - and actively campaign for - hope, unity, peace and love," the statement read. "With almost 4,000 performances at Glastonbury 2025, there will inevitably be artists and speakers appearing on our stages whose views we do not share, and a performers presence here should never be seen as a tacit endorsement of their opinions and beliefs."However, we are appalled by the statements made from the West Holts stage by Bob Vylan yesterday," the statement continued. "Their chants very much crossed a line and we are urgently reminding everyone involved in the production of the Festival that there is no place at Glastonbury for antisemitism, hate speech or incitement to violence."Another group, Kneecap, also performed on Saturday despite a terror charge for one of its members over allegedly supporting Hezbollah. During the performance, Kneecap led a huge crowd in chants of "Free Palestine."Famously known as Britain's biggest summer music festival, Glastonbury draws a crowd of nearly 200,000 music fans every year to Worthy Farm in southwest England. About 4,000 acts perform during the festival on 120 stages.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

A SWAT team has located a deceased man and a nearby firearm hours after a sniper shot and killed two firefighters and injured another while they were battling a wildfire in Idaho, authorities confirmed late Sunday.The Kootenai County Sheriff's office said the deceased male was located on Canfield Mountain. A shelter in place was lifted, but an active wildfire remained, the sheriff's office said. Authorities are expected to provide more information at a 12:30 a.m. ET press conference.The update came hours after the International Association of Fire Fighters confirmed that the two victims who were killed were firefighters."While responding to a fire earlier today in Coeur dAlene, Idaho, IAFF members were ambushed in a heinous act of violence. Two of our brothers were killed by a sniper, and a third brother remains in surgery," the association said. "Please keep them, their families, and law enforcement in your prayers."FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said the agency is on scene and that it is still very active and dangerous."FBI technical teams and tactical assets are currently on the scene providing support. It remains an active, and very dangerous scene," Bongino said.During a news conference, Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris said that at least two people were killed, possibly firefighters. Norris added that they are still "actively taking sniper fire" as he spoke.CALIFORNIA SHOOTING LEAVES 1 OFFICER DEAD, ANOTHER WOUNDED"We now have two deaths. We have an unknown amount of casualties," Norris said. "We still have civilians that are coming off of that mountain. We have we might have civilians that are stuck or in shock on that mountain. So this is a very, very fresh situation.""We dont know who [the] suspect or suspects are, and we dont know how many suspects there may be," Norris said.A spokesperson for the Northern Lakes Fire Protection confirmed the situation to Fox News Digital, saying "the active shooter situation and very active wildfire scene were related."The Kootenai County Sheriffs Office issued an alert earlier Sunday afternoon stating: "Active shooter at Canfield Mountain. Injuries have been reported, though the severity remains unknown. Please avoid the area."Norris said that they are developing a plan to move people out of the mountains as soon as they get the fire under control.MASS SHOOTING INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA AS VICTIMS FLOOD LOCAL HOSPITALSOfficials confirmed that the firefighters were responding to a brush fire near East Nettleton Gulch Road when the shooting started.Norris said the suspect(s) used what appeared to be "modern-day, high-powered, sporting rifles.""We're taking rapid fire," Norris said.Due to the danger, fire crews had to retreat, and the brush fire continues to pose a threat. Authorities are urging residents in the vicinity to stay vigilant and exercise caution as the situation develops."I would encourage all of you to tell people to stay away from the area, do not come to the area. Stay away from the area, Norris urged. "This is going to be if these, individuals are not neutralized quickly, this is going to be a likely a multi-day operation."ASPIRING FIREFIGHTER DIES IN SNOWBOARDING ACCIDENT AT POPULAR SKI RESORTNorris added that he is "hoping that, somebody has a clear shot and is able to neutralize" the threat because it did not seem like the suspect(s) are going to surrender anytime soon."So as soon as somebody has a clear shot, I encourage them to take that shot and neutralize the threat," Norris said.Attorney General Pam Bondi shared a statement and said more support was heading to Idaho."Thank you to our incredible @FBI agents on the ground assisting local authorities in Idaho. We are praying for all," Bondi wrote.Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem also said their department is actively monitoring the situation and that "justice will be served."Idaho Governor Brad Little reacted to the incident in a post on X."Multiple heroic firefighters were attacked today while responding to a fire in North Idaho. This is a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters. I ask all Idahoans to pray for them and their families as we wait to learn more. Teresa and I are heartbroken," Little wrote. "As this situation is still developing, please stay clear from the area to allow law enforcement and firefighters to do their jobs."Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador also reacted to the situation, stating that this should never happen."Deeply saddened by reports that firefighters were shot while bravely responding to a fire in North Idaho. These heroes put their lives on the line for us every day; they should never be targets," Labrador said. "Please keep our first responders and their families in your prayers."

Audio from the scene in Kootenai County, Idaho, where firefighters responding to a blaze were ambushed reveals the moment a call for help was made.Two firefighters were killed and another was wounded in a sniper ambush Sunday afternoon. Authorities later located the body of a deceased man with a firearm nearby and lifted the shelter-in-place order that had been in place.The Kootenai County Sheriffs Office said fire crews responded to a blaze at Canfield Mountain just north of Coeur dAlene at around 1:30 p.m. Gunshots were reported about a half-hour later.In audio from the scene, a firefighter said there was an "emergency situation" and an "active shooter at a fire."AUTHORITIES FIND MAN WITH FIREARM NEARBY HOURS AFTER IDAHO FIREFIGHTERS KILLED IN AMBUSH"We need law enforcement up here immediately," the firefighter told a dispatcher, adding that there were "two battalion chiefs down.""We have another Coeur dAlene firefighter down ... we've got two unresponsive battalion chiefs down, multiple gunshot wounds, two Coeur dAlene are down ... I'm pinned down," the caller continued.The caller also says that the fire "was set intentionally to draw us in.""It's clear to me that this fire was set intentionally to draw us in," the caller said.Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris said at a news conference later Sunday afternoon that two firefighters were killed and another was fighting for his life, though in stable condition, after receiving surgery.Authorities tracked down the body of the suspected sniper using cell phone information.Due to the danger, fire crews had to retreat, and the brush fire continued to pose a threat.CALIFORNIA SHOOTING LEAVES 1 OFFICER DEAD, ANOTHER WOUNDEDIdaho Gov. Brad Little said "multiple" firefighters were attacked in the incident."Multiple heroic firefighters were attacked today while responding to a fire in North Idaho," he wrote on X. "This is a heinous direct assault on our brave firefighters. I ask all Idahoans to pray for them and their families as we wait to learn more. Teresa and I are heartbroken. As this situation is still developing, please stay clear from the area to allow law enforcement and firefighters to do their jobs."FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said the agency responded to the scene with technical teams and tactical support.Fox News' Stepheny Price contributed to this report.