María Corina Machado handed off her Nobel Peace Prize to President Donald Trump at a White House meeting Thursday, despite the Norwegian Nobel Institute saying prizes are not transferable. The plaque containing the medal, stated the gift was a “presented as a personal symbol of gratitude on behalf of the Venezuelan people in recognition of President Trump’s principled and decisive action to secure a free Venezuela.” Trump thanked Machado on social media saying receiving her award was “such a wonderful gesture of mutual respect.” Machado first announced she would give the prize to Trump in a Jan. 6 Fox News interview. Two days later, in Trump’s first interview since the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, he said he would accept the prize from Machado. “That would be a great honor,” Trump said, including the misleading claim that he “ended eight wars.” “A Nobel Prize can neither be revoked, shared, nor transferred to others. Once the announcement has been made, the decision stands for all time,” the Nobel Peace Prize center said in a Jan. …