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Alisa Brady (0:03)
A peace prize for President Trump. Alisa Brady, FOX news Just awarded by the head of soccer's governing body.
Gianni Infantino (0:09)
Like everyone here in the room, we see images of war all over the world.
Alisa Brady (0:16)
And FIFA President Gianni Infantino says they want to see hope and unity, pointing to the president's efforts to end conflicts.
Gianni Infantino (0:24)
This is what we want from a leader, a leader that cares about the people.
Alisa Brady (0:31)
He awarded President Trump the first FIFA peace prize, which will be given annually. The president taking the medal out of the box and putting it around his neck.
Donald Trump (0:40)
Thank you very much. This is truly one of the great honors of my life and beyond awards. John and I were discussing this. We saved millions and millions of lives.
Alisa Brady (0:50)
All of this at the start of an event. Soccer fans have been eagerly awaiting the final draw for next year's World cup, said early round matches. The U.S. canada and Mexico are hosting the tournament. A source tells Fox News the D.C. pipe bomb suspect arrested yesterday has spent hours talking to investigators, reportedly admitting he planted the bombs in 2021. But the investigation continues. A key advisory panel recommends a change to long standing advice on a vaccine for newborns.
CDC Expert (1:19)
The expert advisory panel on vaccines at the US Centers for Disease Control is voting to no longer recommend each newborn baby be vaccinated against hepatitis B within the first 24 hours of life. The advisory committee on Immunization Practices is now in favor of only vaccinating the baby if the mother doesn't test negative for hep B. The new opinion is based on considerations that most newborns are at low risk for infection. Parents opting to not vaccinate at birth are advised to get the first dose before two months of age.
Alisa Brady (1:51)
Fox's Evan Brown, the acting CDC director, will decide whether to accept the recommendation. America is listening to FOX News.
Ainsley Earhart (1:59)
This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
Gianni Infantino (2:04)
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