No, these photos don’t show the whistleblower posing with Democrats

"My, my, my said the liar to the fly," begins a Nov. 10 Facebook post featuring former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi smiling in photographs with a man. "Here’s your whistleblower. Trump 2020."

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That’s because the photo doesn’t show the whistleblower. The man in the photos is Alexander Soros, the son of Democratic fundraiser George Soros and deputy chairman of the Open Society Foundations. 

He posted the photo with Pelosi on Instagram on Sept. 2. 

"Inspiring meeting with speaker @nancypelosi," he wrote. As she says: our #diversity is our strength, our #unity is our power! #bluewave2020"

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He posted the photo with Clinton back in July 2016. 

"There can only be one #womancrushwednesday today and that is of course @hillaryclinton, not just for being the first woman to run for president from this nation’s two largest political parties, but I believe the best presidential candidate this nation could have today!," he wrote. 

The whistleblower who alleged Trump is soliciting foreign interference from Ukraine in the 2020 election has legal protection from retaliation. U.S. officials have kept that person’s name confidential and most news organizations have also withheld the name. 

This photo’s claim is wrong, and even commenters on this Facebook post have offered corrections. 

We rate it False.